Allds Faces Opposition Over Bank Deposits and Letter
Senator Conger pressed Allds with a letter from Zeme Read Machinery as proof of a pooling scheme tied to bridge companies. The defense resisted its admission while evidence showed Allds made large cash deposits in bank accounts during legislative sessions from 1902 to 1906. The Senate adjourned until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Conger
Senator Allds
Zeme Read Machinery Company
Allds
Hem
Bridgen
Cleveland
Senate
Local notes and updates from Summitville area
Summitville notes report Mrs James Clark fracturing her right arm Mary Crom attends Charles Kane suffers indigestion Dan Adams returns from New York Mrs Walburg hosts La Yes Aid Society Conductor Stevens sprained ankle Conductor Horne fills in at King stom foral Miss Josie Cudney ill Miss Nettie Cudney returns from Stamford Conn Miss Anna Brown visits Middletown Miss Sylvia Kuykendall begins teaching at Bri George W Boyce hosts gathering with about 40 Phillipsport and Summitville friends Miss Blanch Ca back after six weeks illness William Peck on sick list Ben Boyce declines 410 offer for insured horse Bo Peep George Curvin busy preparing building projects Ervin Jones expanding new storefront opposite Hotel Jones poultry business grows Edward Jones machine shop shut for repairs Summitville Gun Club grounds prepared for open April 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Spring Grey
Charles Kane
Mary Crom
Dan. Adams
New York City
Walburg
la Yes’ Aid Society
Phillipsport
Stevens
Charles Horne
Josie Cudney
Spring Glen
Nettie Cudney
Stamford
Conn
George W. Boyce
Summitville
Boyce
Anna Brown
Middletown
Sylvia Kuykendall
Bri
George Curvin
George
Ervin Jones
Edward Jones
Sum le
Central Valley News Note With Local Appointments And Deaths
A local Central Valley item reports Birdsall an elder resident and former clerk in C T Fowl’s office, died after a prolonged illness. It notes Fareyte Whited as assistant to Dan Stevens, and Jaet appointed as Lake View agent. The piece includes fragmented details about family, residence, and scattered community notices from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farevte Whited
Dan Stevens
Tines Tune Jaet
Lake View
al Valley
Hbtaira
Stolen horse recovered after sale at Mapes stables
Miss Isabelle Fallon of Flushing recovers a horse sold on commission through R D Mapes sale stables in July. The horse, bought by J M Stanton of Wurtsboro, was identified by Fallon with Deputy Furman present. Stanton returned ownership to Fallon and the animal was moved to Middletown livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Mapes
Sale
Isabelle Fallon
Flushing
Miss Fallon
Abram’ B. Furman
Nassau County
Wurtsboro
Chester Notices and Civic Happenings March to April
Legal and community items note a judgment foreclose sale on W Rodgers and Hinchcliffe Brewing properties on April 20 at 3 30 pm by Referee FS7V. Walton Hose Co banquet March 26 at 7 pm includes dancing. Ryerson Moving Picture Co at Bowie's Opera House next Wed and Sat. Local sports and society notices follow including church events, fundraisers, meetings, and political candidate announcements with names and local places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
W. Rodgers
Hinchcliffe Brewing, &Malting Co
Howland House
Frank
Georgiana Chadeayna
The
Walton Hose Co
Erie
Clarence Derby
Greycourt
Ryerson Moving Picture Co
Bowie
Opera House
Ely Conklio
A. C. Bull
Ladies’ Sid Society
Presbyterian Church
Thompson's Pharmacy
Chester High School
Bodle’s Opera House
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Joseph Verbert
G. M.roe
William Fitzgerald
Hamburg
N. J
Florence Peterson
Nathan ‘Baris
Maennerchor Germania marks 25th anniversary celebration
The Maennerchor Germania held its 25th anniversary at Linden Hall with a full program from 5 PM to late evening. Guests from Port Jervis and Newburgh joined local members for a German language program, a banquet, and dancing. Speeches honored camaraderie among Maennerchor chapters and gifts were exchanged including a writing desk from Port Jervis and a wall clock from Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maennerchor Germania
Linden Hall
Port Jervis
Newburgh
Comunlc Teamen
Musbach
Discrs
W. C. F. Bastian
Bastian
R. M. Cox
Sulke
Quartermaster Coleman
Maj. McIntyre
Times
Lne
North
James and
Leo Barnett
Lawrence
Cano Musvach
Teuton
Newpurgh
Middletown
Maennerchor
Missionary Women Elect Westminster Officers at Annual Supper
The thirty-fifth annual Woman's Missionary Society meeting at First Presbyterian Church drew 92 attendees. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. George Maration and several vice presidents, secretaries, and a treasurer. The supper and program followed, with reports showing gains across church missions, a large benevolence fund, and steady growth in the Ladies' Society, P.C.E., and Junior Society. Sunday school enrollment exceeds 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
George Maration
H. L.adams
William Dunning
George Wickham
Daniel Corwin
D. H. Webster
Viole L. Shaw
F. O. Tompkins
A J. van Winkle
L. T. Judson
Bmrs
Geo
WV. Beakes
Elizabeth Royce
John G. Runyon
Mte R. V. Ryerson
Africa
Westminster Church
John H. Galloway
Th ‘Church
Teng Chow
China
Ladies’ Society
Adi
Ladies’ Missionary Society
E. T. Hanford
Home Department
Cradle Roil
Townsend
Big Ossining Catch Delights Local Friends
Mr Wood brings a massive striped bass from Ossining to town weighing 2174 pounds and measuring 3744 inches. The fish will be served tonight for friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Wood
Special Evangelistic Services Planned at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church announces a Holy Week series of evangelistic services led by Rev. Dr. Kirkwood. Schedule includes Sundays and weekday evenings focusing on the Confession of Christ, with study times and home visits offered by the pastor. A transport is available for each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
God
Kirkwood
Trausie
Mrs Tannery Notifies Death Bed of Brother
Hiram Capelli, brother of Charles T. Tannery of this city, dies at his Scranton home. Mrs. Tannery, at Sematon when the death occurred, will remain until after the funeral Tuesday. Surviving are three brothers and four sisters, one sister owning the Teading hotel in Wilkes Barre. The Monhagen Company and Charles Hicham File Drom and tugie companies express gratitude for aid given after a minstrel event and the Stratton Theatre attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Capelli
Charles T. Tannery
Scranton
Sundar
Monhagen Company
Charles Hicham
Drom
Tugie
Stratton Theatre
The 11 Dollar Hog Market Soars Across Cities
The Indianapolis sale sees sixty hogs sold at 117.10 per hundredweight while general quotes run around 11.00. Prices climb to 12.25 at times, with highs reported in Cleveland and St Louis and varied quotes in Chicago Buffalo and Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Butaio
Ciaclanad
Pitighung
Cleveland
St Louis
Kansas
City
New York
Senator Cobb Becomes President Ioway Speakout
Senator Cobb was named president pro tempore of the Senate after a party caucus. He declared allegiance to his constituents and the Senate, while opponents called the caucus vote a temporary, fruitless victory. Several supporters expressed mixed feelings about the caucus action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Cobb
Senate
Républiciapé
Hinman
Rose
Allen
Preacher Rev Frederick A Gates to Speak at Westtown Church
Tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian Church Westtown Rev Frederick A Gates of Ridgebury will preach in exchange with the pastor as he leaves for a new field. A large congregation is expected for his final pulpit appearance with a message. At 7 30 Rev Mr White discusses Pride and legitimacy along with music and a short sermon. Evening bell calls Westtown to prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Frederick A. Gates
Ridgebury
Gates
Mr. White
Westtown
Receiver Named in Predmore Case
Elwood C. Smith was appointed by Judge Walter C. Anthony to serve as receiver for the creditors of John E. Predmore, a Warwick farmer who filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition showing debts of 4533 and assets of 1426. The chief creditors Conklin & Strong hold a 3425 chattel mortgage on cattle and horses, and the stock was seized under this mortgage. J. R. Thompson Jr. represents Predmore, with the appointment made at Judge Hough's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood C. Smith
Walter C. Anthony
John E. Predmore
Warwick
Conklin & Strong
High School Debating Society Chooses Negative on Army Size
The High School Debating Society met Thursday night to argue that the United States should not have a larger army. Raymond Pull spoke for the affirmative while Russell Elmore and Vincent Piper argued the negative. Judges Lawrence Conkling, William Comings and Stanley Dewsnap favored the negative. Edwin Leonard served as critic. De Wht Armstrong was elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
United States
Raymond Pull
Russell Elmore
Vincent Piper
Lawrence Conkling
William Comings
Stanleyd Dewsnap
Edwin Leonard
de Wht Armstrong
McCarty Will Declared Valid In Probate
The will of Miss Sarah A. McCarty was admitted to probate by Surrogate Sarre gale Ketcham in Brooklin. Contesting heirs plan to appeal as no undue influence was found and the estate valued about 2 900800 is left to executors Joseph F. McClean and Everett Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. McCarty
John McCartz
Kings County
Sarregale Ketcham
Brooklin
Mise McCarty
Joseph F. McClean
Everett Gretne
Comfort pleads not guilty in high profile exchange case
Walter R. Comfort, one of eight indicted directors of the Consolidated Mikxchange, surrendered Thursday and pleaded not guilty before Justice Davis. He had been in Cuba a week ago and posted bail of 3000.00 as seven other directors entered their pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Comfort
Consoidated
Mikxchange
Justion Davis
Supreme Osu
Comfort
Cuba
Real Estate Note on Houston Sale to Cari V Extend
Real estate note records a sale of property from Robert H. Houston to Cari V Extend. The transaction references a bowls and dot and a mismatched address likely on Srague Avenue, with McWilliams Boustom listed as the selling agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Houston
Cari V. Extend A Bowls
Dot
Srague Avenue
McWilliams
Boustom
Alonzo Crawford Dead in Bed in Middletown Home
Alonzo Crawford a well known local contractor died suddenly at his Myrtle Avenue home about nine in the morning. Doctor Distler said heart disease caused death. He was about 65 and had lived in Middletown about twenty years. Survived by wife and several children and a sister, a Methodist church member and Civil War veteran. Acting Coroner Powellson investigations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Crawford
Myrtle, Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
Frank Hill
Mrs. Hill
Middletown
Sullivan County
F. O. Rockafellow.& Bro
William T. Cornelius
A. V. N. Powelson
James
H. C. “Behme
Frank Cudney
Chicago
Crawford
Irene Trowbridge
Néelertown
Methodist
Wurtsboro
Warland
J.von Post
Circleville Farm Real Estate Boom Noted
Charles Reynolds Howells and family moved to a Circleville area farm. Miss Elizabeth Sharp returns from Monticello and De Bruce after a two week visit. Elnora Corwin to move to 12 Washington Middletown around April 1 after farewell party. Church lecture night planned with music recitations and refreshments. Rev McIntyre at bedside. Maj AE McIntyre’s family nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Circleville
Elizabeth Sharp
Monticello
de Bruce
T. Theodore Mapes
New York
Howells
Henry Case
Samuel Latta
Elnora Corwin
McIntyre
Ae, McIntyre
Middletown
Mr Stivers Home From His Duties
Hon 5 D Stivers and Mrs Stivers returned from Albany Thursday night after a fortnight away from the city. The quiet in the Assembly over Friday Saturday and Monday allowed Stivers to visit several state departments on matters for his constituents. Mrs Stivers came home to attend the Maennerchor anniversary and will return to Albany on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Stivers
Mrs. Stivers
Albany
Mr. Stivers
Officials to Hold Meeting at Goshen
Officials to Hold Meeting at Goshen under New York State Highway Commission law. Town supervisors town boards and town superintendents meet at the courthouse next Wednesday March 16 at 3 o'clock to hear addresses from State Highway Commission representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Court House
State Highway Commission
Monticello Hotel Man 18 in Town
Georga W. Rockwell of Monticello meets with A. Brown as talks continue on purchasing the Hotel Brown for the Rockwell brothers. A party of sixty prisoners from the State Reformatory at Bi nisa were being moved to the Eastern Reformatory at Napagoch aboard the Chicago and New York Express car 1.030. At Port Jervis the car was switched to the C and W and continued to Napagoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georga W. Rockwell
Monticello
Ty Fridat
A. Brown
Hotel Brown
Rockwell Brothers
Chicago
New York
Port Jervis
Bi Inisa
Napagoch
Napapock
Fire strikes erupt at paper plant and related actions
Glens Falls New York region reports a strike sparked fire at the Sonta Glen Falls plant and at the International Paper Co sawmill. two hundred strikebreakers head to Corinth to attempt entry into mills while guards are deployed. labor unrest spreads to Bellows Falls and surrounding areas as paper workers walk out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Glens Falls
Sonta
Glen Falls
Fort Edwardt
International Pier Company
Saratoga
Corinth
Pat Company
Sheriff Washburn
T International Paper Co
Bellows Falls
International Piper Co
New-York State
New England
Bellows Fales Mill
Athenia Club of Washingtonville Meets at Moffatt Library
The Athenia Club in Washingtonville held its regular meeting at Moffatt Library on Thursday with about seventy five members and twenty guests attending. Guests included Mrs Fowler Mrs Roe and Miss Skeel of Newburgh and Mrs Walker of Richmond Va. A luncheon followed hosted by several members. The program featured solos by Mrs Fowler and Miss Wright a current events talk a paper on dietetics and a travel talk about Bermuda with various members contributing throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenia Club
Washingtonville
Fowler
Skeel
Newburgh
Walker
Richmond
Denniston
Roe
Campbell
Howe
Robinson
Wright
Shuart
Gordo Tang
Mourton
Roger Goldsmith
Mesdam Cameron
Brooks
Brewster
Crawfor
Cooper
Americs
Solo
Sunshine
Fred Fowler
Persey Hoss
W. V. Seam
William Lot
Windward
Islan
Adelside Skeel_ Solo
Paedia
Bermuda
Eliza Wright
Johnsons Welcome Third Pair of Twin Boys in Wantage
Mr. and Mrs. Esker C. Johnson of Wantage township announce the birth of their third pair of twins. The first pair, born ten years ago, were girls. four years later a boy joined them. The latest arrivals are both boys, extending the Johnsons’ family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esker C. Johnson
Wantage Township
Johnsons
Local Auto Buyers Receive These Cars in 1910 Sale
Christian Berg has taken delivery of a Ford touring car model 1910. Alex Merritt also received a Cadillac touring car 1910, with delivery set for Friday. The transactions were conducted through Hotel Breen Garage Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Berg
Alex
Merritt
Hotel Breen Garage Company
Quackenbuch Jessup Tie The Knot In Florida Wedding
A home wedding held in Florida on Wednesday March united Miss Helene S Quackenbuch to Raymond Endush. The ceremony at Maple Lawn was officiated by Thomas Buras pastor of the Florida Presbyterian Church. Bride wore white organdie with train and veil. bouquet of sweet peas. Groom in black suit. Best man Harold Ferria. sisters Julia Vail and Phoebe Jessup attended. Guests showered confetti and the couple departed for a short honeymoon and new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quackenbuch
Jessup
Pia
Florida
Maple Lawn
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Associated Press
Central Valley
Toreine
Birdsall
George 7
C. T. Fonl
Chapraqua
Westehrsterlo
Carnkail
Woolly Pass
Homer
Esther
Mineolf
Trelng
de Fay
Long Island
Chester
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Ruth Sanford
Frank Durland
Wiliam Durland
R. H. McCready
Ridgewood
Edith Howell
East Division
Charlies Bailey
William Tiel
D. Ford Campbell
George Vance
Sugar Loaf
Mary Vanderbeck
Monger
Mr. Vance
Peutsch Ang
Peutsch Ang Lutjens Have A Large Acreane Growing Under Glass. “Thaddeus Durand
B. C. Durand
Penting School
Fred Conklin
William Smith
Grange Hall
East Chester
Mgr. Hall
Newhurgh
Board of Underwriters
Easton
Dukele Rumsey
Silver Fox Inn
Turner
Apto
Lows Rumsey
Rumsey
Tatedar
Agens Patis
G. M. Ree
Thaddeus Durland
Trustie
Marvin
Willam Osborne
Iva D. Carman
Victor B. Storer
Police Justice
Westminster
First Presbyterian Society
Alex. O. Kirkwood
F. C. Tompkins
Blue Sea
Frank Cosner
King’s Daughters
First Church
Millie
Senator Cobb
Party Caucus
Laeger Army
McArty
W. B. Comfort
Alonzo
Fort Edward
Glens
of International
Moffatt
Boyd & Deming
Nowth Street
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