Boundary Line Question Over Plattekill Creek Bridge
The Mamakating and Shawangunk towns clash over who must rebuild a bridge on the Plattekill Creek along the Burlingham to Ulsterville road. Shawangunk argues an 1861 channel change placed the highway within Mamakating, while Mamakating cites 1809 1829 boundary laws. Judge Hasbrouck reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamakating
John W. Eckert
Shawangunk
Mamakat
Hasbrouck
William E. Thorpe
Cats-kill
Thorpe
State of New York
Sullivan
Ulster
Plattekill Creek
Maronkat
George Bruyn
Bruyn
Calfornia
California
Stansbury Gillespie
Benjamin F. Dickinson
Dickinson
Gillespie
Milk Absolution Claims Paralysis Carrier Spread by Contact
New York experts say infantile paralysis is not spread by milk or foods but via personal contact. A Rockefeller funded committee studied 2,496 polio cases in the city, finding infection often through direct contact and that pasteurized milk did not transmit the disease. Guidance urges isolating suspected cases and emphasizes non paralytic cases as less common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Health
Rockefeller Foundation
Mitchel
Poiata
Seventy-First Under Canvas Moves to Brookside Camp
Third Battalion of the Seventy-first New York National Guard relocates from the State Armory to a canvas camp at Brookside Faru. Capt William R Fearn directs moving operations while Lt Alexander Granat oversees cleanup. Camp features city water, electric lighting, near Wallkill trolley line and a ready supply base along North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lee‘ Amaier
State Armory
Broonside
Faru
Woldiere
Armory
Wedner Jay
Wiliam R. Fearn
Han Main Street
Otra
Lucius A. Salisbury
M. C
Alexander Granat
New York City
Fearn
Wallkill
North Street
Edward Warschauser
Seventy-frst
H. L. Steedman
First
New York Regiment of Infantry
Otisville Flag Raising and Library Hall Program
Otisville held a flag raising in front of Library Hall despite rain. The event featured a cobra drill by Corporal J J Rodineon and Major J H Mode of the Seventy first Regiment of Unis city. The program included music by the Pied Music, a Star Spangled Banner performance, prayers, readings, flag drill, and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
Otisville
J. W. Miller
Dr. C. U
J. J. Rodineon
J. H. Mode
Sevanty-first Regiment
Unis City
Columbia
Antieace
Ralph Howell
G. T. Townsend
Port Jervis Robbery Ring Ties to New Jersey Gang
In Newburgh a youth Karlock under 20 and 22 year old Stephen Fromberger face grand larceny charges. Fromberger admits ties to a New Jersey gang and faces reduced charges. Karlock with others allegedly masterminded a complex theft ring involving Port Jervis while awaiting sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Karlock
Orange County
New Jersey
Port Jervis
Karlock
Newburgh
Seeger
Stephen Fromberger
Fromberger
Hirschberg
Elmira
Kannock
Seegers
Bing Sing
Offic
Court Rules Elmira Reform as Proper Remedy over Sing Sing
A court rejected the young prisoner’s request for straight time at Sing Sing and upheld Elmira reformatory terms as the proper remedy. The ruling emphasizes reformative detention over fixed lengthy sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour i
Sing Sing
Elmira Reformatory
Bloomingburg Red Cross Auxiliary Forms, Meetings Set
Bloomingburg June 6 The Bloomingburg Auxiliary of the Red Cross held an Ort meeting with Nellie C Purdy and J Willis Crans from Middletown. Officers chosen include Mrs Murray W Seag ears as president and Mrs Joseph Forsyth as secretary and treasurer. Meetings are planned every Tuesday and Friday at 2 pm in the library donated by Dr George R Bull. The Red Cross welcomes all who can help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Red Cross
Nellie C Purdy
J Willis Crans
Middletown
Murray W Seagears
Joseph Forsyth
George R. Bull
Circleville Theft and License Plate Linked to Robbery Spree
Port Jervis reports a license plate found on an abandoned Studebaker tied to Ira M. Hunt and Battle Ellen Hunt of Circleville New York. Circleville store break in yielded stamps cash shoes candy cigars chewing gum and merchandise with four men seen leaving in a vehicle toward Pine Bush. Police suspect robbers responsible for post office poste and other county thefts. Chaplain nomination for Rev H W Foreman of Renmannel Episcopal Church of Nor Rich listed by Colonel Boret for First Regiment NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
United States Postofice
M. C Duryea
Automobile Bureau
Secretary of State
Albany
New York
Studebaker
Sparrowbunb
Ira M. Hunt
Battle Ellen Hant
Circleville
Orange County
N. Y
Fredwood Christiana
Burstars
Citzen
Ciickville
Sullitan
Ulster
Sullivan
H. A. Grant
Kay
Cor Eeville
H. W. Foreman
Renmannel Episcopal Church
Nor- Rich
Boret
NG. NY
Binghamton
Hincom- Tarren
Sheep Reform Could Boost New York Farms Says Farmer
Middleburg farmer Joseph Borat writes Governor Whitman urging passage of the Wicks sheep bill. He argues hundreds of thousands of dogs across the state deter sheep farming, costing farmers millions in annual gross receipts and hindering rural land use. He claims deserts and backcountry acres could support sheep with proper care, boosting returns and supplying cheaper wool and meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Joseph Borat
Middleburg
Whitman Heanya
Schoharie County
Borat
Tran
Local notables visit Ulsterville as community notes flow
Ulsterville residents report visitors and arrivals around town. Mrs C H Witte returns from medical care with her niece Mrs F Kerolge. Beck Thomas and William Howe visit. Frank Ivory leaves Pine Bush firm for Stewart Brown. City boarders increasing as residents share local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulsterville
L. Nerrin
Walden
A. Howe
C. H. Witte
F. Kerolge
Charles Zindall
Beck Thomas
Wiliam Howe
Teiashes
Newburgh
Frank Ivory
Borden
Mk Co
Pine Bush
Stewart Brown
Earls
Newhurah
How
Erie Roundhouse Foreman Quits After Many Years
Jeaac Meneever resigns after long tenure as roundhouse foreman in Erie. He declined a higher road position and will be succeeded by William Quilta of Jersey City who has already begun duties. Times Press wants women to contact ad columns for new postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Gregg
Gregg
Karlock
Nata
Seeger
Han
Erie
Jeaac Meneever
Newchurch
McKeever
Wnham Quilta
Jersey City
Times Presa
Brakeman Wins Big Judgment Against Erie Railroad
Terence M. Bartnett, a freight brakeman, won a $10,000 judgment against the Erie Railroad Company after an accident near Port Jervis on January 6, 1910. He fell from a freight car while signaling as a brakeman with improper authority caused the train to back up and throw him from the car. The ruling was sustained by the Court of Appeals after the Appellate Division upheld the verdict despite a defense of contributory negligence citing a fellow employee's act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Times-Press
Terence M. Bartnett
Erie Railroad Company
Port Jervie
Burtnett
Port Jervis
Susquehanna
Burtuck
Felow
Court of Appeals
Coming Census Preparations Cast by Governor Whitman
Monticello June 1 Sullivan county prepares for military census and inventory per Governor Charles Whitman proclamation. Kenneth L Niven director of census outlines enrollment from June 1 to 5 at school houses daily two to six o'clock. All persons ages 16 to 90 must enroll. failure to do so may lead to arrest. Males and females should report to their school-house in their district during the first three to six days for enrollment completion as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sullivan County
Charles
Whitman Kenneth
L. Niven Ia
Leltig
Estate of Addison G Remey Appraisal Details Wealth and Bequests
An appraisal of Addison G Remey’s estate shows total value of 19100.43 dollars after funeral and debts. The will directs distribution to Mrs Extelle Hemey Lorech Bertha Guba Hardly Remey Mathleen Sullivan Annie Williams and two remaining heirs with a trust for Hardly until age 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison G Remey
Unionville
Prospect Street
C. F. French
Union Trust Company of New York Cit
Extelle Hemey Lorech
Unionville House
Bertha Guba
Aneepere Boulevard
New York
Hardly Remey
West 127Th Street
Mathleen C Sullivan
John 8 Sullivan
Ridge- Neld, Coon
Annie Willams
Searaville Drama Delights Audience With A Lost Black Heiter
June 6 play by Heine and talent in Searsville drew a large crowd and received praise. The show featured Mr F. J. Gillepie as director with Mowld's orchestra providing music and dancing after. A repeat performance and dance are planned for June 14, and the Searsville team seeks bookings with Orange Sullivan and Ulster opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searaville
Mowld
Gillecpie
Searsvile Hae O
Cross Bate
Napanoch
Namanoch
Searsvile
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster Cow
James Callan
HF. i. Montgomery
Shafer
New York
Dee
Missex Trances
Sadie Clark
Ministers Visit Bishop Rudolph in New York Event
New York ministers from the Reform Episcopal association visited Bishop Rudolph with Chaplain Percy Tydrop of the Fortheresth New York Regiment joining them at dinner in the Palatine. The tribute marked a notable gathering, though the exact purpose and outcomes are not fully clear from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudolph
Association of Reformed Episcopal Ministers of
Vicluits
Newboreham
Percy Tydrop
Fortheresth New York Regiment
Palatine
Fate of Camp Whitman in doubt over federal funding
Camp Whitman at Beekman faces uncertainty as to federal payment and possible disposal of state property for a mobilization camp. Lt Col Lloyd Collis reorganizes the site for New York division while Washington weighs responsibility. The camp has space for all units but lacks drill grounds and reliable water access remains questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Whitman
Wttle
New York
Ellenville Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Whitfan Schmonses and children spent a week with Miss J M Clair on Park street while Mrs Louis A Hoombeek hosted sister Mrs Griffin from Ohio. Visitors include Miss Mildred Hill at Mrs JH Divine and undertaker Lewis Smith with John Curtis Stevens laid to rest in Fantine Hil cemetery. William J Duggan visits from New York. others motor to Newark and return the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Whitfan Schmonses
Prock Inn
Schmonses
J M Clair
Park Street
Louis A. Hoombeek
Mrs Griffin
Rey Arthur Griffin
Ohio
Mildred Hill
Pine Hill
JH. Divine
Lewis Smith
Middletown
John Curtis Stevens
Stevens
Fantine Hil
William E. Cleary
J J. Smith
Neces May
Kate Riley
Brooklyn
Mitchell House
Falleburg
Wiliam J Duggan
New York
William Duggan
Center Street
Fred Kless
Kromer
Newburgh Plans Saloon Closures Under Brown Bill Rules
Mayor Wilson said saloon closures will be decided by the three commissioners using proprietor records and the place’s crime and conduct history. Applications for the commission were received, with careful selection to avoid bias, and action is due by September 1 with October 1 implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Wilson
Justice
Newburgh Obituary and Local Accident Report
Newburgh loses Civil War veteran Fred Desrodort who died at his daughter’s home on Wisner Terrace after a long life with Mead Taft Company ties. John Kiemmer, hotel porter, was injured in a street accident near Pale tine Hotel, struck by a motorcycle rider Kenneth Keen, suffering multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Fred Desrodort
William Allen
Wisner
Menber Race
Mondaralight
Andersonville
Mead « Taft Company
Cornwall
Wiliam Allen
Harry Demuth
Ridgewood
N. J
St. George’s Church
Frank Heartfield
St George's Cemetery
Klemmer
John Kiemmer
Pale Tine
Newhargh
Nidderownem
Third Street
Kenneth Keen
Kiermmer
Nediy Tora
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Brookside
ELKS
Chicago
Janet
Hss
Edwam Richter
Red Crowe
Washington
Richter
Bolom Caris Fadair
Jenna K. Texer
Penneslvania
Joseph T Fanning
Indianapolis
Jndee
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
George E. Chammhain
Orezom
Cerernor C. K. Frough
Arkansas
Ate Rem
King Humbert Society
East Main
Jame Phoebe Bopany
James
Fred Walters
Quadrale
Walters
Port Dervix
Jadie Seeger
Sencer
Brooklin
Barlock
Erie Freicht
Suffern
N.Y
Judes Seeger Mondar
T. M. Bartnett
Unionvil Man's Estate
Addison G. Remey
Sister
Searsville
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