Schultze Accusers Face Counter Fire
New York June 10. Dr Otto H Schultze and Coroner Patrick Riordan's physician are accused of neglect of duty and insubordination. The autopsy on skeletons prompted officials to scramble within the Municipal Building to avoid taking the case from Riordan. Allegations include delays in examining bodies at Harlem Hospital and hints at an insurance plot amid calls to abolish the Board of Coroners.
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New York
Otto H. Schultze
Patrick ‘ Riordan
Board of Coroners
Riordan
Behultze
Albany
Board ‘of
Alllis
Harlem
Lehane
Hellenstein
Orange County
Gibson
Controversy Over Five Hour Heating Case Heats Up
Records, denials and countercharges emerge as the five hour heating case unfolds. Dr. Schultze accuses Coroners Healy Feinberg and Hellenstein of framing charges while Riordan’s autopsy sparked questions. Insurance motives surface regarding Isaac Weingart’s death and a natural death verdict. Schultze’s past testimony in the Gibson trial colors the proceedings in Orange County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conover
Hellenstein
Timothy C. Lehane
Edgar T. Ray
Schultze
Healy
Feinberg
Riordan
Wwac
Isaac Weingart
Central Park West
Orange County
Burton W. ‘Gibson
Rosa’ Menschik Szabo
Cordner
Uial
Szabo
Port Jervis Fire Parade Set With Erie Guests
Large turnout at City Hall as Port Jervis firemen plan to entertain Erie fire departments next July. Carnival proceeds of 470.23 dollars to fund a banquet for visiting crews and city officials invited. Parade expected 17 engines with 205 men from multiple towns and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Fire Department
Wheet
Erie Fire Departments
Wheat
Dewitt
van Auken
John J. Hawking
Erie
Benquet
Drom Com
Delaware Drom Corps
Mata Netersinks
Pioness Engine Company
Evsentine
Clarion Comner
Ontario & Western Band
Delawares
Volcntees Hove Company
SoMern
Mannich Brothers
Piccoin
Mowlers—McQuoid Engine
Comany
Midditons
Matamoran Hove
Newburgh athlete saves Rutgers freshmen from canal mishap
In New Jersey three Rutgers freshmen nearly drowned in the Raritan Canal when a Rutgers player, John P. Toohey of Newburgh, sprang to aid. He seized the sinking trio and dragged them to safety, earning praise for his athletic strength amid a dramatic rescue witnessed by bystanders. The report notes Toohey as a notable Newburgh athlete and mentions railroad timetable changes.
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New York
Rutgers
Raritan Canal
New Branewick
N. J
John P. Tooher
Newhursh
Albert W. Holzman
Newark
Toohey J
Monroe Bride Grace Smith Weds George F Rapper
Grace C. Smith married George F. Rapper at her parents home in Monroe in a small ceremony with immediate family. Rev W H Loftus performed the rite as Miss Elizabeth Sapper and Emmett Smith stood as attendants amid modest wedding details. The newlyweds plan to reside in Bulenville with Sapper employed by Harriman Industrial Corp. in carpentry.
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Emmett Smith
W. H. Loftus
M. E. Church
Misessianche. Smith
Bulenville
Sapper
Harri
Mildred Tannery
Will of Mrs Judd Partially Proved at Shandaken
June hearings in Kisarton show Margaret E Judd’s will being partly proved in Ulster county surrogate court. Testatrix leaves the Rushnerville home to her son Eli Judd of Montgomery with remainder to his children or, if none, to granddaughter Deedemoss Kiaaock, details uncertain after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisarton
Margaret E. Judd
Shandaken
Sorrocete
Eli Judd
Montgomery
Rushnelviilie
Ulster County
Abe
Deedemoss Kia Aock
Otisville C. E. Society’s lively June meeting in town
Otisville June gathering of the C E Society at the Presbyterian Church featured remarks by Rev J S Laing and Pastor J S Laing prior reports by officers, resignations by Grace Boyd and Florence. prayer, a benediction, and a “Somebody Did a Gotten Deed” closing hymn. Public notices urged upcoming prayer meeting, cake sale, strawberry socials, and Children’s Day services with cross-church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
C. E Society
Eben M. Cattar
Leung
Hamcock
Laing
C. E
Hancock
Grace Boyd
Florence
Katherine Brown
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. M. Park
H. A. Holley
Erworth League
Fred J . Cross
J. S. Laing
Lake, George
Presbyterian Church
M. E
Peraonala
Grace A. Boyd
Middletown
Jasper Parcelle
George Knox
Jersey City
Port Jervis
Frank Hubbard
Yonkers, NY
Fred Cross
Tinney
Johnson
Holy Name R
James Behan
Lyceum Hall
P. J. Ryan
Edward Clark
Thomas Mearn
Ireland
P. J. Brea
Danone
Sonscay
Tisner
Patronage Delay Angers Democrats in New York
New York June reports President Wilson is actively considering federal appointments in the city. Expected positions include United States Marshal at 38000 a year, Collector of the Port at 38000, and United States District Judge to replace retired Judge Holt. Delays tied to patronage handouts and focus on the Mexican situation have frustrated Independent Democrats and fueled talk of anti-Tammany ticket at primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
United States Marshal
United States
Judes George C. Holt
Washington
Malone
Generm
Uberty
ant-Tammany
Flag Day Observance Notice From Empire State Society
Public ity committee invites the town to display the American flag all day on June 14, Flag Day, urging residents to honor the occasion and show patriotism. The notice appears in a fragmented ad column with garbled text.
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Empire State Society
A. R
Sunder
Inez
Lene Teller
Assessor Protests Fairness in County Tax Equalization
At a hearing in Newburgh before State Tax Commissioner Thomas F Byrne Assessor A B Macardell renewed objections to alleged unfairness in county tax equalization. Middletown complains Newburgh received favored treatment last year a claim disputed by local officials and echoed by many county assessors listed here. The meeting drew officials from Port Jervis Crawford Deerpark Goshen Greenville Minisink Wallkill Tuxedo Middletown Newburgh Cornwall New Windsor Woodbury Highlands Montgomery and more.
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Thomas F. Byrne
Newburgh
A. B. Macardell
Newburgh Journal of Tuesday
Middletown
State Commission
Port Jervis
Byrne
Macardell
Times
County of
Orange
New York
C. H. Meyer
A. P. Altemeier
John J. Toth
James Bennet
Harry B. Denton
Town of
Crawford
A. Decker
Newton Higby
Joseph HM. Youngblood
Harry T. Baker
Deerpark
Frank Patterson
Harry Hopp
Christopher Kiernan
H. G. Cuddeback
Goshen
James C. Coleman
Albert N. Housa
Hiram H. Smith
Greenville
J, PF
Vanesa
Minisink
R. H Clark
Geo. H. Schultz
Benjamin Anderson
Emmet Penney
Wallkill
C. W. Hoyt
Fred J. Rede
Joba c. Crans
W. K. Winfiela
Blooming Grove
William Leonard
J. R. Brooks
J. &. Gourter
W. M. VanDuren
Chester
Gen. W. Ball
Charles H. Green
Joseph Chamberlain
W. L
Hunter
Hamptonburgh
H.W Clark
George Crist
Frank Crist
Monroe
C. 8. Knight
Gersham Clark
William Sutherland
D. W. Howell
Peece Albert Manning
G. B. Winter
Arthur Barlow
Herbert Hing
Tuxedo
M. J. Brooks
Benj. Moffatt, Sr
D. BE. Conkling
A. B. Macandell
Archibald Gordon
John E. Iseman
Cuno Musbach
City of
W. M. Palmer
Anson J. Fowler
Jobo Delsseroth
William T. McCaw
Daniel S. Gerow
William H. Thorn
Cornwall
Charis J. Jaeger
A, CO. Mailler
Barris Cox
Samuel W. Briggs
New Windsor
Walter Denniston
Wm. J. Gale
Daniel McMahon
Alfred Denniston
Woodbury
Ches. Jones
William Wilson
J. Barlow
Ford Highlands
Goshen Cases Heard in Newburgh Trial Sessions
At Newburgh County Court Judge Seeger presided over Goshen cases including assaults on Joseph Piccone by George Dixon Charles Stevens and Joseph Hutchinson. a missing witness Logan delayed proceedings. Theodore Halsey received six months at the New York Penitentiary for chicken coop theft. Herbert Smith John Earl found guilty of assault and robbery in Goshen and sent to Elmira State Reformatory. David Mack pleaded guilty to excise violation with trial set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Russel
Throckmorton
Miss Steiner
Madame Menzelli
Reigeluth
Frank I. Rogers
Aschel Smith
Charles Miller
Frank W. Relyea
Gilbert Carpenter
Maple Avenue
Newburgh
Seeger
Joseph Piccone
Goshen
George Dixon
Charles Stevens
Joseph Hutchinson
Piccone
Logan
Halsey
Theodore Halsey
Andrew Geisner
New York Penitentiary
William Sf. A. O'Neill
Herbert Smith
John Earl
John Roremus
Doremus
Resinger
Salect
Halstead
Smith
Earl
Baar
Hart
Elmira State Reformatory
Earl H Houghtaling
Walden
J. D. Wilson, Jr
Re Elect Officers of Fire Department in Excelsior
The Excelsior fire department re elected its officers with no opposition. Officers chosen include Chief Boxineer Charlesmeee of Monhatens First Assistant Leon Simpson and Assistant Frank H Schoonmaker. Secretary Francis EL OBorth and Treasurer Archibald Tasker completed the slate. Alderman EL Back chaired the election with strong turnout and inspector oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Excelsiorx
King Street
Amoene
Tatioss
Excelators
Monhagens of
Eagles
McQuoids
Phoenix
Ontafiog
Waat
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M’quoid Engine Company
Matamoras
Elizabeth Eifel
Rhinebeck
John P. Toohey
Toohts
Newmirzh Hls
WEW
Ute Erie
Miss Smith
George F. Sapper
Ruth Campbell
St. Paul
Minn
Monros
Charles Barton
Suffern
Dire
Louis Roe Carpenter
O. L van Keuren
Frank O'Brien
Frank W. Reives
Dan
Monroe O'Gorman
Round Lake
Willard H. Bull
Waiton Lake
John C. Hogan
Will OF
Mes
Judd
Otisville C. E. Society
J. 8. Laing
Byterian Church
M. B
Ruggaber
Craig
Fale
Metropolis
Mrs. Ballows
G. M. Hill
William Byde
New York City
Herbert King
Laula Buck
Charles Harding
Charles Ketcham
Charles Roesch
Mulock
Mt. Hope
Alfred Ketcham
Arthur Hoyt
Brooklyn
Florence Miller
William Roberts
R. J. Wilson
Emmett Winter
Winifred
Henry Hyatt
Yonkers
N. Y
Brink
Hastingt-on-the-Hudson
Ernest Moore
Chas, Moore
Samuel Hecht
Anort
Elmo Winter
Leslie Wilbur
Carrie Ketcham
Amy
Eddy Farm
Sparrowbush
Arkill
Augustus Ketcham
Elwood Fowler
Robbing
Wilbur
Tankee Lake
Loewen
Haven
Smith Moores
Gray
Lillian Greenleaf
Mr. Wilson
Omdiala
Elmira Reformatory
Mack
David Mack
Ples
H. B. Royce
Times-Prees
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