Death of William Randall Painter and Decorator
William Randall, well known painter and decorator of this city, died Wednesday at his residence 35 Washington Street aged 62. Survived by widow, five children, three brothers, one sister. funeral private Saturday at 2 PM from the home, interment in Hlade cemetery. He had suffered lead poisoning and heart trouble. He was a member of Lancelot Lodge K of P. No obituaries or other details added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Randall
Ihis City
Hig
Washington Street
Mr. Randall
Fred W
Frazze E
Samuel Tooker
Leng M
Cecelia L
Henry J
Beatrice, Nev
Alfred
Tarrytown
Edward
Liberty
Elizabeth Gu.more
West Pittston
Randall
Lancelot Lodge
K. of P
Somearms
Hlade
Death of Mr Randall Painter and Decorator
The obituary notes Mr. Randall of Liberty and later this city, a painter and decorator by trade for thirty years. He was born in England and became a trustee of the First Baptist Church. His death evokes sympathy from the bereaved and prominent residents who valued his conscientious workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Randall
England
Liberty
Randall
First Baptist Church
City
Boxing Club Trial Reveals Prizefights Evading Law
A Middtown boxing case shows a small club of five or six men running prizefights under the guise of an athletic club. Judge Royce calls the setup mercenary and unlawful while Servin denies subterfuge. Recorder Thompson fines $25 and an appeal is planned with Judge Seeger sailing for Europe on July 3. The appeal would stay execution and delay any further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Fuller
Royce
Fulmer
Thompson
Servin & Cox
Seeger
Europe
Orange county weighs tuberculosis hospital options
A Newburgh conference of Orange County supervisors and State Charities Aid Society officials reviewed county hospital plans for tuberculosis care. Donahay noted other counties' investments, costs around one dollar per patient daily, and that the law requires admission of applicants regardless of finances. Templeton said an executive session would follow and a report would be presented to the Board of Supervisors soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Newburgh
Board of Supervisors
Orange County
State Charities’ Aid Society
John Templeton
James P. Gillen
Port Jervis
W. §. Sayer
Middletown
J. Fisher Piercé
Highland Falls
Philip V. Donahay
Albany
Templeton
Donahay
Erie County
Rensselaer
Oswego
Onondaga
Elmira
Schenectady
Oneida
Dutchess County
Oityville
New York
Erie Plans Overhead Crossing at Guymard Junction
The Public Service Commission ordered Erie Railroad to replace the Guymard grade crossing with an overhead bridge at the Erie and New Jersey lines, 1800 feet south of the present crossing. Hearings in Port Jervis featured Erie officials and Greenville Mount Hope area citizens opposing the change. The order mandates a steel overhead structure with a wooden floor and specified clearances, with petitioners paying all costs and provisions allowing relocation within three years if Mount Hope authorities request. One objection cited risk to horses near the tracks.
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Public Service Commission
Erie Railroad
Guymard
Erie
Erie and New Jersey Railroad
Sague
Port Jervis
Greenville
Minisink
Deerpark
George N. Orcutt
Erle
C. BE. Cuddeback
Erie and Jersey Railroad
Bridez
Mount Hope
Orange County
Public Safety
Erie Railroad Company
S. Kennedy
Community Notes From Mountaindale and Nearby Visits
News items from Mountaindale note warm weather and busy social rounds. Visitors include Mrs. Thomas Little of Jersey City and Mrs. T. F. Ryan visiting Middletown, with locals hosting guests and a trend of trips to New York. A flock of wild turkeys was spotted and residents remark on the hot June heat as common life continues.
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Cood
Mattie Hannon
Phillipsport
Thomas Little
Jackson Avenue
Jersey City
T. F. Ryan
Middletown
William Ryan
Elienville
Maule Heaven
Fire Devastates Goshen Lumber Yard With Incendiary Suspicions
A massive blaze at the Sayre lumber yard in Goshen and Middletown spread to sheds and offices, causing extensive damage and minor injuries to firefighters. Officials suspect incendiary origin. Rescue coffee and sandwiches aided workers while insurers reported tied policies totaling about 8,250 and overall losses near 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Goshen
A. B. Lodr
Whalkil Engine Company
H. Smith
Frank Strack
Steven Burtis
Burtis
Roy Holtslander
Bayer Lumber’ Company
D.C. Durland
A. Neasle
Olivet Chapel
A. V.D. Wallace
Grand Central
Hiram. H. Smith
Mr. Smith
James Crosses
C. FL Tiedeman
James S. Gregory
Graduation Class of 1909 Hosts Lin dent Hall Reception
Following the graduation exercises the Stratton Class of 1909 held a well attended reception at Lin dent Hall. The hall featured gray maroon and gold colors and music by McWilliams orchestra. Chaperons included Miss SirShane Miss Smith Miss Powelson and Mrs Clarence L Hulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Lindent Hall
McWilliams
SirShane
Smith
Powelson
Clarence L. Hulse
Gardnerville routs unionville in baseball clash
Unionville nine faced Gardnerville Tuesday afternoon and were beaten 19 to 1. Gardnerville dominated the game with early runs and solid pitching, leaving Unionville frustrated in the lopsided setback.
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Tnionwide
Gardnerville
Marriage Union in Montgomery at Presbyterian Church
At the Presbyterian Church in Montgomery on a Wednesday in June, Miss Sarah Hewitt and George W. Crist were united in marriage by Rev. Thomas D. Elder. They were attended by relatives, then left for a honeymoon via Edward Puff's touring car to Newburgh and New York. The bride, popular and kind, will be supported by groom, a Hamptonburgh town supervisor and prosperous farmer. They will reside at Campbell Hall after remodeling the farm house. The Times-Press offers best wishes for a long, happy life together.
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Presbyterian Church Manor
Montgomery
Thomas D. Elder
Sarah
Hewitt
John H. Hewitt
George W. Crist
Theodore J. Crist
Grove Street
Philip Rockafellow
Stony Ford
Rockafellow
Crist
Edward Puff
Newburgh
New York
Hte
Hamptonburgh
Campbell Hall
Times-Press
Italian Laborer Loses Two Fingers At Mechanicstown Site
An Italian laborer for Wallkill Transit Company lost one finger on each hand while placing ties on the coal trestle near Mechanicstown Wednesday afternoon. Two rails jammed and fingers were caught between them. Dr. H J Powelson treated the wounds and the man was brought to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill Transit Company
Te Power House
Mechanicstown
H.J. Powelson
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WM. Randall
William Randall
Aid Association
New Columbia and
Ben Franklin
Leo Barnett
Good Clothes Store
James St
Middletown, N. Y
Erie Depot
P.S.C
Guy
Mountaindale
Vanderfile
Kanms jGty
Independent
Repert
Hock
Higham
Fred J. Strack
Harry H. Smith
Frank K. Williams
Mr. Strack
Harry Foy
N. H. Wilcox
Bride
Stein-Bloch Co
Boston
Upp
Stratton Theatre
Oxford
Walton
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