Claims that county jails require improvement praised by Albany reports
Albany reports on inspections of Orange County jails at Goshen and Newburgh urge immediate upgrades. Goshen facility described as dirty in lower tiers and lacking proper laundry, with rusting steel and unclear matron duties. Newburgh praised as generally clean but urged laundry facilities, new mattresses, pillow slips, and interior repainting. Other village and town lockups across the region noted varying deficiencies and need for safer accommodations and basic amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Orang
Wunty
Goshen
Newburg
Pribouern
Bern
Board of Supervisors
Thia
Tuxedo
Hubb
Tuxedo Park Association
Follee
Park Association
Puxedo
Antons
Lig Jnst
Park
Commission of Prisons
Philip G. Noosa
Town & Village
Washingtonville
Philip G. Roosa
Monroa
Clarence 'S. Knight
F. F. Griffin
Vance
Ois
Wilage
Philit G. Roosa
Rooba
Middletown
John D. McCoach
Binod
Phillip
Roosa
Lecky
James Scott
Polka
Corporation
Henee
Iodee
Washington Debates Passage of Conservation Bill
In Washington on June 5 Democrats in the House contemplated moving to block or pass the administration’s conservation bill this session. Henry of Texas and Interior Secretary Lane said a passage is hoped for, though opposition from critics like Colonel Noosavelt is noted. Also, wage changes: from July 1 Newburgh journeymen barbers in union shops will earn 13 dollars per week. A separate inspection report from 1913-1972 describes prison cell conditions, plumbing, lighting, and detainee segregation issues, urging action by village authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Valley
Rome
Woodbury
Montgomery
William , Eager
Piulip G
Roosa
Chester
Philip G. Roosa
Unionville
Tragk
Philip G
Washington
House
Congress
White House
Henry
Texas
Secretary of the Interior
Jesus
Noosavelt
Newburgh
Barbere’ Union
Oficera
Vilage
Teepeeta
Politie Deoener
Philp G. Roora
Colonel Roosevelt Heads Progressive Governor Ticket
Progressive leaders meet at state headquarters to draft Colonel Roosevelt for governor. They reject alliance with Republican or Democratic machines and back his primary ballot petition. Rawlin reports 3000 signatures needed. Erie County already nearing goal amid a broad regional push.
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New York
Jone 5
Roosevelt
Repubican
Channel 5
Whitman
Washington Equste West
Chauncey J. Komiin
Buffalo
Regia Post
Bayport
N. Y
Porto Rico
Colonel
Chauncey J. Rawlin
Moose
Hamlin
NO TRACE OF STOLEN HORSE WALDEN CHIEF SEARCH DETECTIVES PROBE DESPERATE THIEF
Walden police learned from Sheriff Bayer that a bay mare with a white face and hind foot, stolen near Middletown, was seen near woods on Montgomery road. The thief, a blue overalls wearing farmhand with a prison record, armed and desperate, prompted a full search that found no suspect. The chase then suggested the thief and horse headed toward Newburgh yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden, Jane
Police Bank
Bayer
Middletown
Montgomery
Sherif
Walden
Chief Ronk
Offcers Dill Ronk
Wilson
Newburgh
Archdeaconry of Orange Convenes in Ellenville
The Archdeaconry of Orange met at St John’s Episcopal Church in Ellenville with Rt Rev David H Greer Archdeacon Hule and numerous clergy present. A report on work in Ulster Orange Sullivan and Rockland counties was given and greetings sent to a Methodist pastor. The Bishop urged balancing material social service and spiritual life in clerical duties.
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J. G. Cameron
J. G. Schultz
Paul R. Fish
J. Morris Coerr
Hugh P. Holman
J. Clark
Ulster
Orange
Sullivan
Rockland
Greer
Central Valley Case Notes in June County Court
Civil docket in Newburgh opens Monday with judge Geeger presiding. Otto Buchel sues W Mam EL Ferguson for 396.03 for meat delivered to Wood C. Smith. legal teams include J. W. P. WB Goit for defense. Merritt sues Moffats of Washingtonville over poles, lumber, and feed with claimed balances of 417.54 against defendants. counsel Elwood C. Smith for plaintiff. Graham Witschler for defendants. Moses J. Deni sues Alfred Gartner for artesian well work at Walton Leake. claim: 554 for 118 feet of digging. defense says agent of Tale Hour Club. Garvin & Young of NYC represent defendant.
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Merrit
Merritt Elwood C. Smith
Pistntiff
Graham Witschler
Lolt
Moses J. Deni
Alfred Gartner
Maud
Harriman
Walton Leake
Monroe
Idie Hour Club
Tale Hour Clan
Beal
Sher
Smith
Garvin & Young
Broadway
New York
Federal Building Bill Authorization Summary
June 5 Waabindon reports a Sundry Bill proposing federal building appropriations. It mentions funds for purchasing two sites for a federal building in Port Jervis and additional land for a federal sailing project. Provisions carry forward appropriations and note estimated costs.
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Waabindon
Wrifen
Port Jervis
Northland on Rocks Stranded off Bartlett’s Reef
New London Conn June 5 The steamer Northland Eastern Steamship bound New York to Portland Me is ashore on Bartlett's Reef north of Little Gull Island. Wrecking tug Tasco departed after midnight to aid the vessel. Passengers including Geo D Moore and two aunts were rescued and sent toward Portland. The ship reported no immediate danger but may have suffered injuries.
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New London
Conan
Pas.land
New York
Conn
Phe
Northland
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Portland
Bartlett's Reef
Little Gull Island
Here
Tasco
Waa
Dahgar
Wengers
North Portland
Boston
Northland Lea
Bartlett
Geo. D. Moore
J F. Moore
W.C. Wood
George Hobbs
Moore
Gate
20 May Loses Jobs at Central Islip Hospital
Central Islip on Long Island faces wholesale dismissals following a Lunacy Commission probe. State hospital officials reveal 91 workers were fired with many more to lose pay or have salaries cut. Cooks physicians attendants barbers and married attendants receive reduced pay as the hospital notes shift to tighter supervision and fee adjustments.
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Central
ISLIP
Central Islip
Long Island
Kings Park Hospital
State Hospital
Department of Agriculture
State Hospital Commission
Carmody
Andrew J. Morgan
Hospital Commission
J. W. May
Fred N. Parser
John H. Delaney
Charles H. Jackson
Eviciency Department
G. Smith
M. B. Heyman
Toll
Kings Park
Heyman
Long Island State Hospital
Ofdiala
Hotel Man Pays Dearly for Ducks in Out of Season Case
Burlingham hotelkeeper Emory Dingee faced Deputy Chief Charles Lee and Assistant Kohl in court after being accused of shooting two wild ducks out of season on April 1. Found guilty by Justice Benjamin Todd, Dingee paid a fine of 25 dollars per duck plus court costs totaling 60 dollars, with potential further penalties for each bird.
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Emory Dingee
Burlingham
Sullitan County
Charles E. Lee
Pouchwepsle
Valentine
Kohl
Middle Hope
Lee
Burlingosm
Mr. Dinges
Ahat
Tinges
Tha Peace
Benjamin F Todd
Darlinsham
Dinger Seitied
Besidar
Peculiar Illness Fatal to Barlow
Gould Barlow a longtime employee and advertising manager at Young Mee siter & Dodks store died at his home after a brief illness. He contracted a puzzling poisoning illness. his age and survivors are given ambiguously, with references to a daughter from the late UG RK Mester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould Barlow
Calesman
Young, Mee
Siter
Dodks
Lotterry
Azi
Bahow
Important Antiquities Sale At Butterfield Estate
The auction of the late Mrs Julia Legard Butterfield widow of General Daniel Butterfield commenced at Cragside near Cold Spring and drew a large crowd. The sale continues today and tomorrow with many paintings and bric brac offered to the highest bidder. It is billed as one of Putnam county’s most notable sales with opportunities to acquire unique and handsome pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Julia Legilard Butterfield
Daniel Butterfield
Cragside
Cold Spring
Putnam County
Orange County
Reverend Frank Beale Reported Better After Crash
Local report states Rev. Frank Beale is improving after a Canton Ohio area auto accident. Friends in Evansville and nearby communities note his condition is becoming more favorable, with hospital officials hopeful for continued recovery in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beale
Biesehie
Janes
Evlensiie Friends
Teporta
Rex
Canton
Temperance Night at Ellenville Community Event
An evening of temperance talks and activities is planned in Ellenville at the MLA Church on Tuesday evening, June 2. The program includes light entertainment, short talks, and the address by Miss Christine Tining, a promising speaker, with activities aimed at youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
WLC. T. OL
MLA
Mise Christine Tining
Pastor Installed at Florida Church Ceremony
Rev Albert Chamterlain was installed as pastor of the Preatye terlan Church in Florida at Monfar at 2 pm. Rev Rafss A Marks of the Proebttery of Hudson presided. Sermon by Rev F S Haines. Charge to pastor by Rev FE M Gehr and to the people by Rev W L Rittes.
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Florida
Albert Chamterlain
Preatyeterlan Church
Rafss A. Marks
Hudson
F. 5. Haines
FE. M. Gehr
W. L. Rittes
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Warwick
J.C. Longweh
Imaptluns
Kaman
Philid
OME
Walien
Vilage Tt
Jutetice
Triadnee
Ft Teccasatya
The
Times Preas
Archdeaconry OF
George D. Moore
W. C. Wood
Barlow
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