No Cause Is First Verdict No Cause Is First Verdict
Newburgh July 19 Two suits against the Security Refiner Company of Montgomery went to trial before Counts Judge A M F Seeser. Both appeals stem from judgments by Justice of the Peace Henry L Wiley. The Huat case claimed the firm obtained $100 under false representation. The jury returned a verdict of no crime. The McVoy suit charged inducement to buy stock with a promised 7 percent annual dividend. Attorneys for plaintiffs were Anson J Fowler and Henry Hirschberg. defense by Jonathan D Wilson Jr and James Graham. The McVoy jury failed to agree and was discharged.
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Newburgh
Tune 19
Security
Montegomery
A M F Seeser
Fortes
Justice of the Peace
Henry L. Wiley
Huat
Robert H. Terwilliger
Times
Charlin Y. McVoy
Anson J. Fowler
Henry Hirschberg
Plainlite
Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr
Jaoress Graham
Tig
McVoy
Bln
Ben
Jett J Wilton
Walton Military Man Ernest Iteka Dies by Suicide
Walton June 18 Despondent over ill health Ernest Iteka 34 aimed at his seat lay on a bed at his home Wednesday morning about 11 o'clock and shot himself with a revolver entering the temple and exiting the brain He lived several hours but died without hope of recovery He was employed at the State Armory in Walton a Spanish American War veteran and a member of the Magonic order The funeral was held Friday afternoon the flag on the armory building half masted He leaves a wife and two children
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Walton
Ernest Iteka
Wednendas
Ume
Dicks Win
State Armory
Company Fo Tle
Wis 1
Magonic Order
Lansing Leading Man for Cabinet in Wilson’s Search
Washington June 19 President Wilson plans a cabinet pick within the official circle to handle foreign questions. He discussed the matter informally with cabinet members and aims to decide after his Independence Day trip. Robert Lansing remains the favored interim secretary of state among several cabinet officials.
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Washington
Wilson
Min
Neuse
Calinet
de Witte Hone
Robert Lansing
Terim
Paterson Brewing Firm To Dissolve
The firm of Katz Brothers of 49 Droauwia is dissolving under trustee guidance. The formal action follows internal matters and the involvement of Arthur Katz, Hralert Katz, and Thomas FoMeCray in New York. The dissolution affects private affairs and seeks to wind up operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kate
Ter Oryhew
Hralert Katz
Thomas FoMeCray
York
Trewling & Maitinge Company
Kaiz Brothers
Real thrill on Times-Press roof by Nare'lavis Johnny Reynolds
A crowd of over a thousand watched Reynolds perform daring balance feats from the Times-Press building roof in Middletown. He attempted to climb the side but found the surface unsuitable, thrilling spectators with edge-of-structure stunts while Newnalds provided tables and chairs on the roof. Reynolds planned to choose another Middletown building to climb and hopes to add church steeple demonstrations.
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Nare‘lavis
Johnny” Reynolds
Alhambra Theatre
Times-Press
Alhambra
Newnalds
Reynolds
Middletown
Statistics of Cornell Crews for Big Regatta
Statistics of Cornell crews for the big regatta at Poughkeepsie on June 28 show lineups and times. Strong shooters and coxswains from Cornell University are listed with event fields and boat classes.
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Cornell
Poughkeepsté
Local students awarded degrees at ward ceremony
A graduation day at Ward featured Mere Morte Th nA and others receiving Bachelor of Arts degrees. Raymond Wooott of Vie eits led the class, while faculty announced honors and thanked families as graduates prepared for futures beyond the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prado
Ward
Ely
Raymond Wooott
Aled
Berar Men Minomerianels Meeting Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a meeting involving Berar men and a company, with references to partners and a pension or meeting time. Details are unclear due to corruption but imply a formal gathering or decision event involving the theater or partner entities and a named corporation.
Palen Reports From New York Offices
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear account about Imr Palen heading to New York offices, mention of Lusitania and ship statistics, with disjoint names and places. Summary presents garbled references to individuals and companies, lacking coherent event or dates.
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Imr
Palen
New York
Fragmented OCR Text on Workers and Inquiry
The readable fragments reference workers and a case involving a task or inquiry. The text mentions experiences of workers and a focus on Chinese people, with unclear details about roles, numbers, or dates. The record preserves only disconnected phrases from the original source.
Cropsy Divorce Suits Dismissed in Jersey Court
Vice Chancellor Bachus dismissed the Cropsy divorce suit of Dr Charles D Cropsy of Rutherford New Jersey and her counter suit by Mrs Exa Sloan Cropses after finding the evidence on both sides inadequate. The ruling follows testimony about alleged visits and a fatal shooting connected to related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Crops
Rutherford
N. J
Exa Sloan Cropses
Bachus
Demsey City
Crouser
Etward de Rawcet Leatherford
Ana
Crepses
Albert
Thompson
de Hann
Culver Lake
Tia
Thomson
Crocay
Long auto trip leaves doctor and wife for California mission
Dr and Mrs John Foleeman depart Friday on a long auto trip aiming for California and other western states. Their daughter Helen travels with them and will later stay with relatives Mr and Mrs Leeman, with plans to reach Montear PaPe after a period with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foleeman
California
Helen
Leeman
Gene
Home From Buffalo Recounts Local Gathering
Fragmented report describes a homecoming event after a gathering with several attendees noted. The text mentions names and a lively atmosphere, with brief references to conversations and social activities following a local outing.
Larceny Trial Ends With Mistrial In Ridgebury Case
Bryce Stilwell of Ridgebury faced a jury in Recorder's Court for stealing meat valued at 2.80 from Felix Kelly's wagon under the Holding House sheds. After two disagreements, the jury was discharged and a second trial set for June 24. Witnesses described drinking prior to the alleged theft, with Stilwell testifying he placed meat in Hobart’s wagon and later found a package he did not recognize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Stilwell
Ridgebury
Felix Kelly
Recorder's Court
A C. N. Thompson
Edmund C Faulkner
Yvaseng
Orange County
Citizens’ League
League
Stilwell
Keller
Howard M. Starr
Tors
Sol Ellerin
Jesse Hobart
Hobart
Kelly
Mohican
Hiss
Arens
Waron
Heldins
Erde
Cybereoo
Wesker
Frederick Rogers
Charles PD Low
Yripcon & Hull
Owen Mature
Uo Sthacher
George Hommel
Lightning Kills Cow In Sudden Storm Report
A cow owned by Predetioy Gret of Johnson was struck by lightning during a sudden electrical storm. The incident occurred near Middintown and involved Rosa and Dom tac, with local observers noting the fatal strike and immediate death.
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Johnson
Imental Titech
Rosa & Dom Tac
Middintown
Boy Umpire Making Good in New England Career
The article notes Karl Wehinger formerly Goshen High School 1914 star and manager now rising in New England as an umpire. From county junior ball clubs to college games at Hartford he earns recognition in box scores and officiates at La Sallette University.
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Karl Webinger
Goshen's
Wehinger
Hartford
Conn
la Sallette University
Cubans Best the Yankees in Narrow 1-0 Shutout
Newton New Jersey June 18 the Long Branch Cubans representing Newton defeated the Yankees 1 to 0 in the rubber game of a three game series. Sensational play by the Calvo brothers and Romanach highlighted the win while Ballesteros allowed just three hits and fanned all. This was the Cubans third shutout of a big league club this season.
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Newton
N.J
Long Branch
Yankees
Yeaterday
Prare
Calvo Brothers
Romanach
Ballesteros
Mrs Hodge Dies at Thrall Hospital at 52
Mrs J Alice Taylor Hodge widow of William Hodge died at Thrall Hospital at 5 50 Friday morning after a severe illness. Born in Wilbraham England she came to this city in 1897 and lived at 10 Watkins avenue. Survived by four sons Harold in Harrison New Jersey Thomas Edward Fred Joseph and Jesse Mills all at home one grandchild Alice Sabitha and a brother Harry of Liverpool England. She was active in St Pauls Church Martha Washington Rebecca Lodge No W LO OF and various church and civic activities.
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J. Alice Taylor Hodge
William Hodge
Thrall Hospital
Wilbreham
Cambridgeshire
England
Joseph
Jane Taylor
Spirit Land
Hodge
Martha Washington
Rebecca Lodge
Hodge Ia
W. Harold
Harrison, N. J
Thomas Edward
Fred Joseph
Jesse Mills
Alice Sabiiha
Harry
Liverpool
Young official Webinger shines in Hartford leagues
At 18, Webinger has officiated across Hartford area leagues including Insurance, Fire Insurance, and Hartford City circuits. A Philadelphia scout praised his potential, prompting Connecticut State League to offer a tryout for possible 1916 assignment.
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Hartford
Young Webinger
Church League
Insurance League
Fire Insurance League
Hartford City
Webinger
New England Telephone League
Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
Danbury
Philadelphia American League
Wes Jastbag
Orange County
Connecticut State League
Connachicut State League
Monticello High School Graduation Week Schedule
Monticello High School holds graduation exercises over the first four days of next week. The baccalaureate sermon is by Rev. Walter W. Reid at St Johns Episcopal Church Sunday evening. The class play The Hoodoo airs Monday evening. Grammar school graduation Tuesday, high school Wednesday, address by Rev. Joseph Chasey of Liberty, and alumni banquet Thursday at the high school auditorium.
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Monticello High School
Walter W. Reid
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Grammar School
Joseph Chasey
Liberty
High School
Upstate Cities Show Population Increases
A San Francisco to Honolulu note outlines population shifts in upstate cities led by Binghamton and Syracuse. Rochester, Yonkers, Buffalo and others show growth. Buffalo stands at 42 658 with 1910 figures. Yonkers trends up slightly, while details vary across locales. An O W postal service update adds weekly summer trains between New York and Albany starting June 21.
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Albaar
N.T
Rochexter
Syracuse
Raffalo Hae
New York d
Walon
Sundaz
Citizens League Action Fails in Newburgh Case
In Newburgh on June 19 the Citizens' League of Orange County saw another prosecution collapse. Justice P F Greaney dismissed Rev. Mattison's complaint against Arthur and Richard Shrang for excise law violations. The Shrang brothers ran hotels in Little Britain and South Water Street and were accused of selling beer to three detectives. only Stilwell appeared and failed to identify the sellers, leading to dismissal on motion by Frank W Tompkins.
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Newburgh
Citizens’ League of
Orange County
The
Met
Charles H. Mattison
Justice of the Peace
P. F. Greaney
Mattison
Arthur
Richard Shrang
Shrang Brothers
Little Britain
Shrang
South Water Street
Fred Pellerin
Bryce R. Stilwell
Sidney Allen
Stilwell
Frank W. Tompkins
Creditors press Atwater to settle debts in bankruptcy
Newburgh June 19 creditors of William B. Atwater of Central Valley once aviator now in bankruptcy grow uneasy as he makes little progress toward settling debts. Some threaten jail if he fails to act. Referee Anthony writes trustee Jacob A. Decker demanding retreat to file his account with the U S District Court in New York City.
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Newburgh
William B. Atwater
Central Valley
Mr. Atwater
Anthony
Jacob A. Decker
U. S. District Court
New York City
Chief Higham Congratulated as Middletown Fire Chief
A Newburgh Daily News column lauds Chick Higham of the Avia ton Cats for election as Middletown Fire Department chief for the nineteenth term. It praises his leadership and the department’s standing in Middletown. A brief society note reports Miss Mare Motte Morin marrying William Henry Sawtelie in Newton, and a thunderstorm damage event in Port Jervis hits Deerpark Reformed Church, tearing the steeple and destroying exterior greenery.
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Aviaton Cats
Newburgh Daly News
Chick” Higham
Alr
Chick Higham
Middletown
Martin
Newton
N. 3
Mare Wa Motte Mirtin
Aire
Lewis PL Morin
Vernon
Stesex County
Federal Dindse
William Henry Sawtelie
Tecson
Arivena
Salamar
Jone 3
Artzona
Iaveling
Toceca
Port Jerris
Deerpark
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Cowlon
George Austin
Cushing
Albert Auanalne
O'Brien
John Emmatt
Collyer
John Lyon
Siroka Janes
Walter Eugene
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Cys Vorn
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Wales
Oma Talver
A . Nelink
Mragk Jr
Vater
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Ryewer Doayaeng
Handwer
Watas
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Esadeneese
Arbert
Vela Pelter
Tulsa
Berar
Etee
Mopidae
Lusitania
Rey
Monticello
Wory
Cropsey
Suffalo
Jota
Ama
Charles Mo
Ielins
Acane
Oratinie
Aniess
Tete Tle
Karl Wehinger
Honolulu
Arthur A. McLean
Misa Anita
Newhareh
Howelsia
Hawaiian Islands
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Newhateh
Citizens League Action Failure
Atwater
Chief Higham
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