Alleged Thief Held for May Grand Jury in Goshen
A man presenting as Harry Newkirk of Hamptonburgh was arrested at the Hamptonburgh Hotel after allegedly stealing John D. Littell’s horse and wagon from the Occidental Hotel sheds in Goshen. He was held for the May grand jury after arraignment, with liquor intoxication noted. the wagon traced by Officer Bruce led to the hotel, and Newkirk was jailed until the grand jury session. Also reported are the first May matinee racing at Goshen with Class D trotting results, winners Jap and Sellah Grattan in heats, and other entries in A and D classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Newkirk
Hamptonburgh
Occidental Hotel
Goshen
Realdins
Chappell
John D. Littell
Newkirk
Littell
Bruce
N. H. Wilcox
Hquor
Justice Chappell
Leonard J. Kiernan
J. F. de Vine
S. S. Durland
J. F. Maclane
Sellah Grattan
Buck Leyburn
Sellah
Violent Woman Prisoner Triggers Call for Jail Matron
Goshen June 20 A 40 year old Newburgh prisoner Elizabeth Crawford has caused chaos in Goshen jail with delirium tremens and violent outbreaks. The jail cannot find a suitable female custodian, as male guards are barred by law. She ripped off clothing and inflicted self harm, then wedged herself in a barn window, needing extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen Jail
Elizabeth Crawford
Newburgh
Elizabeth
Condict
Optatea
Inmates Celebrate At Orange County Almshouse
June 19 Goshen police deal with a stolen gallon of old rye brought to the Orange County Almshouse by an inmate. The drink was taken from Joseph Finnegan's Hay Way House and shared at the farm institution. Police Justice Chappel advised involving Constable Ramege to arrest the offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Orange County Almshouse
Justice Chappell
William F. Durland
Hay Way
Joseph Finnegan
Duland
Chappel
Durland
Ramege
Florida
Music for the Goshen Races Clarified
The Times-Press corrects a misstatement that Howard Darton leads the Goshen Cornet Band for the matinee races. The matinee music will be by the Goshen Band, while Alf Dayton’s orchestra will provide music for the August race meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Timestress
Howard Daton
Times-Press
Darton
Campaign Meeting Advances Branch Work at Walden
Goshen Jana zs Frea M Hill state work secretary and L Wilcox Orange County Secretary attended a Walden campaign meeting for the association. Over $2.1 raised for local program. a secretary will be stationed soon to lead the department. Local and state secretaries push to form a strong group in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Jana Zs
Frea M. Hill
M C. A
L. Wilcox
Orange County
Walden
Goshen Hosts Busy 101 Race Show and School Tournament
At Middletown the 101 Race show draws large crowds with crowded trolleys and strong transit company praise for crowding. John Phillips offers two prizes for a high school tournament to be held after the new school year with horse and fast events showcased at Thomas Farrell's jewelry store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Jine
John
Phillins
Farls
Thomas Farrell
Blitzen Benz Racing Star Spotted in City for Upcoming Meet
A celebrity motorist from New York was in town on Friday night and again today to prep for the running race at the Walden track. He claimed the vehicle that triumphed in numerous events, the same machine used by Barnard OU Reld in past wins. Entries include the Blitzen Benz, a Stutz, a Mercedes, an Isoda and several Baicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blitzen Benz
Mathews
New Yorketr
Como
Walien
Satur
Nex
Barner OU Reld
Titzen Benz
Mercedes
Sermon to Graduates at Presbyterian Church
The High School graduating class attended last evenings service at the Presbyterian Church where Rev. F. S. Haines preached the baccalaureate on the topic Hatti. He urged students to form beneficial habits and avoid those that cause pain to others. The church was well filled with students and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
F. 5. Haines
Haines
Automobile Ditching Near Middletown Injures Family
Clarence Neely his wife and family from Middletown were in an Overland when returning from Long Island. At Chester road near General Burnett's home the driver lost control and the car overturned into a ditch. He and all occupants escaped with only slight injuries and were treated by Dr. Hamilton.
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Long Island
Clarence Neely
Middletown
Neely
General Burnett
Chester Road
Hamilton
Goshen Cornet Band Concert Draws Large Crowd
In Goshen on June 19 the second band concert of the season was well attended at Presbyterian Park. A fine program delighted listeners with many from surrounding towns arriving by hayloads and autos, the Wallkill Transit Company cars packed with concert patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Middletown
Waji, Wl Transit Company
Goshen Cornet Band
Presbyterian Park
Wallkill Transit Company
Water Main Burst Disrupts North Church Street
A water main on North Church Street opposite Dr Varcoe's home burst Saturday at 4 pm. Fred Strack and an assistant worked until midnight to secure a temporary fix. The area was left without water and crews planned a new pipe line installation the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Church Street
Dr. Varcoe
Fred Strack
State Breeders Meeting Bulletin Highlight
Bulletin No. 59 from the State Agricultural Department reports the State Breeders Association meeting in Rochester. It features an engaging article by Dr J F DeVine of Goshen on common animal diseases and their treatment along with a fine picture of the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Department
Rochester
J. F. DeVine
Goshen
Goshen Residents Buy Touring Cars Via Local Agency
John Dolson of Walden bought a five passenger Buiex touring car through Clarence Bowing. Antone Celeski sold his Bulock touring car through the same local agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
June
John Dolson
Walden
Clarence Bowing
Antone Celeski
Mal Malesbury in Town Goshen Visitor
William Malesbury, a former Goshen horseman now a chauffeur for the State Highway Department stationed at White Plains, is in town today visiting Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
William Malesbury
Goshen Hor
State Highway Department
White Plains
Return to Boston Shifts Dr Lyons Homeward
Goshen June 19 Dr James Lyons has returned to his home in Boston after spending a few days at the home of his parents and Mrs Henry Lyons of lace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
James Lyons
Boston
Henry Lions
Lace
Concert Visitors From Middletown Call on Pittsfield Residents
Visitors Miss Emma Comfort and Fred Hodge with Miss Trone Cameron and Jease Hodge of Middletown called in Pittsfield during a weekend visit. Jane Kane and John J. Kane from Tr. 3 FL Devine were noted in the Tharesay prestine event coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Jane i
Emma Comfort
Fred Hodge
Trone Cameron
Jease Hodge
Middletown
Pittsfield
Graten
Jane Ir
John J. Kane
the Veternary Star of
FL Devine
N. A
Obituary for Stephen Ingersoll Webb of Hamptonburgh
Stephen Ingersoll Webb died at his home on Friday June 9 after a paralytic stroke early Tuesday. Born October 7 1833 he was a son of Hudson Webb and Permeia Ingersoll and served Hamptonburgh as Supervisor for 12 years and as Highway Commissioner and Justice of the Peace. He studied at Montgomery and Chester Academies and was a longtime trustee and treasurer of the Campbell Hall Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife Sarah Helen Breed a sister Mrs Sarah P Dill three nephews and two nieces. The report also notes the death of Edward L Brooks aged 63 of Washingtonville and describes his career as a clerk and dairy farmer with funeral services held in Washingtonville.
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Hudson Webb
Permeia Ingersoll
Montgomery Academy
Chester Academy
Hamptonburgh
T Presbyterian jCiaircb
Campbell Hall
Hamptonbursh Grange
Orange County Pomona Grange
Sarah Helen Breed
Sarah P. Dill
Harry H
New
Thomas W
William R
Washingtonville
Charles H. Hasbrouck
Newburgh
Tuestay
F. W. Stacey
Washingtonville Cemetery
George Ellison
Grant Stret
Caly
Elias Ellison
Mary
Moshier) Ellison
Il Bn
Waluwa Lodge
A. B. Geren
Titus
John
Neviska
Grant Street
Wiest
Albert FL Pierce
D. Oo
Philipsburg
Astharine Herbert
John B Herbert
Elmira
L. O. Grenelle
Roselle
N. J
Levi Osborn Grenelle
Orange County
N. Y
Zelotes Grenelle
Cannon Street
New York
Roselle First Baptist Church
Road 18 Inspected in Goshen Reconstruction Visit
Goshen June 19 P H Wait division business of the State High way Commission led a party to inspect the Middletown Goshen State road under reconstruction. George Wissing in charge of Orange County road works joined the party as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
P. H. Wait
State Highwar Commission
Middletown-Goshen
George Wissing
Orange Comps
Terwilliger Released Amid Community Sympathy
Goshen June 22 The Honesdals Independent reports Roy Terwilliger one of the trol brothers recently arrested as forgers had provided the hall for his appearance in court. Bascon released from Orange County jail, Roy appears favored by the community who know him well. Clarence is described as an old offender and his influence may explain Roy's current unwelcome visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terwilliger
Goshen
Honesdals
Roy Terwilliger
Trol
AL Cour
Bascon
Oranke County
Roy
Malord
sRindlinge
Clarence
Magnificence and Value in War and Wealth
A fragment reflects on the idea that true magnificence cannot be cheap and links value to discernment, suggesting a tension between cost and quality. The text hints at a broader critique of materialism and the cost of fame or power.
Obituary notices from Ellenville and nearby towns
Obituaries report the death of Mrs. George W. Nickason at her daughter's home in Crystal Run with four daughters surviving and a Wednesday funeral in Ellenville. George Ellison dies at 11 Grant Street aged 22 days old, with a large surviving family and funeral arrangements in Philipsburg. William H B Young dies at his daughter's home in Liberty at 88 years with three surviving children. services held this afternoon. Ethan B. Carpenter of Monroe, long-time resident, dies at Middletown State Hospital after illness. survivors listed.
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George W. Nickason
Elsie Catharine
George W. Nickeson
J. ©. Turell
CG. Mar
Crystal Run
Nickason
Turell
May
George W. Wepfer
Brooklyn
George W. Brads
Berkeley
California
J. C. May
Eilenville
Nicnason
Ellenville
Liverty
William HB. Young
Tim
Ral Monror
bin Bed
Witham
N. J.C. Young
R. A. Monroe
Bona
Ethan B. Carpenter
Monroe
Jane
Middletown State Hospital
Circleville outing for Wail-Kil Council members and guests
About 390 members of Wail-Kil Council No 52 Jr. O U AL ML and friends traveled to Circleville on Sunday. A special Evie train carried around 200, others went by autos. A Circleville church program featured prayers, songs, flag presentations to Circleville and Circleville Troop 6 Boy Scouts, and a later luncheon and drill. The return train reached Wickham Avenue around 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wail- Kil Council
No. 52
Jr. O
U. AL ML
Circleville
Ralph W. Rowland
Uniformed Bank and Hospital Corps
R. W. Rowland
Song—America
Joseph Ferguson
Otter Patrol
Boy Scouts
Charles J. Boyd
Wiliam R. Wallace
William T. Doty
Frank Wilson
F. & Smithers, Jr
Iwni- Surmed Bank
Lake Hemeside
Wickham Avenue
Bank and Hospital Corps
Obsequies for Frank M Drennon Held at Family Home
The funeral for Frank M Grennon was held at his 18 Forrest Avenue home Friday afternoon at 7 o clock. Attended by many friends including a delegation from the OQ Machinists Union and the I.O.O. Moose. Rev H Reynolds led services at North Street Congregational Church. Interment in Wallkill Cemetery Philipsburg with pallbearers from Machinists Union. Helen Tadjigen’s funeral is noted to be held at Mr Mowbrar’s near Scotch town on Sunday at 2 20 oclock.
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Frank M. Drennon
Frank M. Grennon
Forrest Avenue
OQ. & W. Machinists’ Union
11. O. C
Piot
Wallkill Cemetery
Philipsburgh
John Niseen
Charles Sharp
Joseph Sitter
Que Monse
Clarence DeGraat
Fred Malet
Joseph Precaiz
the Machinists’ Union
Helen Taddicker
Helen Tadjigen
Ths
Mowbrar
Scotch
Birthday fete marked by games and gifts at home
A neighborly gathering was held last Saturday afternoon to celebrate Berue E Spears's fifth birthday. Friends joined the festivities with games and refreshments, then departed after extending wishes for many more years of happiness.
Sweeney Will Filed In Pontiac Estate Proceedings
June 19 in Bridget county state records the filing of the will of Frank Sweeney. Bridget A Sweeney is named executor with real property valued at 4500 dollars and personal property at 4250 dollars bequeathed to Bridget Sweenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voshen
Frank Sweenes
Ab of Pon Jervis
Bridget
A. Sweenes
Esate
Bridget Saeenes
Circus Day Intrigue Ends With Accident And Injury
Middletown spectators enjoyed the 101 Ranch Wild West show parade and afternoon performances. Miss Blanche McGaughey broke her left leg during a steer-throw act and left with the company. A late-evening trolley car collision with a circus wagon injured tracks and delayed trains to Newark, N J. Motorman William Smith remained uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Satuday
East Main Street
101 Ranch Wild West
Blanche McGaughey
Texas
Horton Avenue
State Hognitatire
Wiliam Smith
Arthur Terwilliger
Smith
Thratl Hospital
Newark
N. J
Hymeneal at Tompkinsville St Pauls Memorial
Elaborate ceremonies marked the marriage of Miss Annie S. Jones of Tompkinsville and Harry L. Van Fleet at St Pauls Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church Tompkinsville Thursday evening. The ceremony featured a full church, palms and roses, and a musical program. The groom, Herbert G. Davis attended, ushers from Staten Island. A reception followed at the bride’s aunt’s home with roses and magic from an orchestra. Van Fleet is president of J. & Tygert Company Philadelphia and son of G. F. Van Fleet. They will reside in Philadelphia after July 1.
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van Fleet
Jones
Annie S. Jones
Tompkinsville
Harry L. van Fleet
St Paul’s Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church
Staten Island
Philadelphia
Herbert G. Davis
Manhattan
A. Lincoln Eglington
John W. Curtis
Seymour E. Bigelow
Rudolph C. Dreyer
Sutten Island
St Paul's Avenue
J. & Tygert Company
G. F. van Fleet
Circleville
Chestour Street
Entertained at Dorrance House in Wurtsboro
Wurtsboro reports a June gathering at Dorrance Bouee with about 50 attendees including Newburgh officials Judge A. H. F. Seeger Senator J. D. Stivers and other Orange County men praising the hotel management. Guests at Yankee Lake camps Smith em's and Hager-Graham noted as arrivals increase and a new bus line meets trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtsboro
Newburgh
A. H. F. Seeger
J. D. Stivers
Orange County
Dorrance
Fred Honig
Neil Downing
Bt. Joseph's Hell
Miss Gibbs
Times-Press Column Ad Offers Space for Local Goods
The Times-Press runs a column style notice inviting readers to place small classified ads for local goods and services. It outlines simple submission guidelines and contact details for interested residents.
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Johnson
Elsie Gentry
Harriman
Dr. Briggs
Aldrich Babeeeee
Vallette
Corwin
Axida
Burgess
Goelet Sellah Grattan
Schaefer
Townsend Valker
Barry
Wilcox the Mouse
Steyvens Ffisigesaes
MAL Malesbury
Colsmos
Stephen Ingersoll Webb
Edward L. Brooks
F. B. Brooks
William R. Brooks
William A. Young
Ethan
Carpenter
George
Sloatsburg
Fannie
Gilbert
Alfred
Thomas
New York City
Gilbert Carpenter
Monroe Cemetery
Mrs. Catharine Herbert
Sweeney Wite
Circus Girl
101 Ranch
Dunn—Avert
Cleora Avert
John Avert
Wisner Avenue
Karry Dunn
St Joseph's Rcg Church
Anna Flinn
George Laver
Ross—Colgan
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Montiestin
Maes
Marty Colean
Fernisle
Welnestn
Arerming
Father Crain
Labetis
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Ong Miea
Catherine Coosan
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Monticello
Portal
Liberty
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Tueslay
Holmes
West Browdeay
Mr. Ross
Varias
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James Stanton
Ford
Jim
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Apne Robinson Ond
Marione Cranwell
Jersey City
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New England
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