Funeral of Col. Weygant in Newburgh Draws Large Audience
The funeral of Colonel Charles H Weygant was held at 2 50 pm from his home at No 14 Bay View Terrace Washington Heights Newburgh and drew a vast crowd from the city and nearby towns. Comrades and officials attended as the ceremony followed a simple Methodist ritual with references to his church work. The burial at Woodlawn Cemetery included Grand Army of the Republic and Army and Navy Union ceremonies, with taps and a volley from the firing squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Wergant
No. 14
Bay View Terrace
Washington Heights
Newburgh
Cl Blossoms
Board of Supervisors
County of Orange
Col. Wergant
W. F. Compton
Trinity ME
Trinity Church
Iself
Woodlawn Cemetery
Quassaicke Bridge
Ellis Post
Lawton Garrison
Army and Navy Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Curtis Stanton
Jesse F. Shafer
James H. Hulse
Hiram Hathaway
Jesse B. Hedges
Whiting Grogan
Old Fifth Separate Co
Oficer
Theodore Vredenburg
Patrick _d. McDonald
John 5. Wilson
Patrick Flannery
Sylvester Ward
J. He
Grand Army
Indiana
James T. Chase
Hudson River Lodge
A.M
Clarence Mik Jer
Eugene R. Pressier
Frank J. Lawsor
Wiliam H. Jime
George Kohl
John T. Swann
O of
Hentr R. Marelle
Thomas Taft
Warford
Reiner
Thomas Quick
James Lient
Notman Sig
G Furius Peonisien
Adam W. Laker
Wiliam
Calvin C
Louin Poiter
Middletown
Washingtn
Col Werrant
Chave’r
Lonorar Amfer
Warhiorion Helchis Chemical
Cn. Newhargh
Diz
Alto Glace
George Ni - OrbeTe
Farmers Come Into Their Own In State Affairs
The article notes growing agricultural influence as lawmakers respond to farmer needs. Assemblyman Evans from Orange County to pursue a Pomona Grange request on compensating farmers for milk sale restrictions and seeks lowering milk solids standards. Other farmers aligned bills include speed limit changes and private property hunting bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Hughes
Charles’ A. Evans
Orange County
Pomona
Evans
Pomona Grange
Goshen
Alvert Manning
Henry Youngs
Beverly
R. Robinson
Hawley
Assemblyman
Lansing
Assemblyman Callan
Mrs Monroe Hints at Assault and Elusive Husband Clues
Mrs Monroe reports to police that Charles Osborn assaulted her at her grandmother’s Springside home. She travels to town and spends a weekend in the area while authorities pursue a lead from the daughter of “Litle Dan” Davis about her missing husband. She downplays injuries and offers statements to mislead officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill’ Monroe
Charles Osborn
Springside
Dan" Davis
Husnang
Osharn
Brown
Teachers Institute in Chester and local notices
Reports show William P Kaufmann and Henry H Sanford planning a teachers institute in Chester with Sanford returning from Bermuda to assist the education department. Also noted are obituaries and local notices including the death of Mr Crist, a fish market operator, and plans for a European trip by local residents.
Goshen Happenings and Community Events Include Hospital Benefit
Mary Potter buys property on Main Street and plans spring move. A Methodist Church benefit program tours Music Hall, charity events continue with Goshen Emergency Hospital support. Village election tomorrow 1 to 5 pm, one ticket. Firemen’s fair dates set for Music Hall. Plus local crafts, minstrel show, and school debate results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Goshen
Corporation Rooms
West Main Street
Ellenville Sees New Appointments And Fair Plans
Ellenville village officials elect new board members and appoints Mrs. Q. B. Seaman as librarian. Kingston Elks gain new member Oscar C. Krause. Van Wagenen Company and others register booths for Ulster County Fair in August. Pioneers basketball game draws 700 spectators. Ellenville wins 52 to 22. Clergy exchange set between Rev. F. L. Lare and Rev. A. B. Lord with revival history noted. Joan McDowell imports western horses by cartload.
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Tru As
Board of Water Commission
Q. B. Seaman
Ellenville
O. B. Hill
Middletown
International Correspondence. School .of
Scranton
Pamerson &Schoonmaker’s
Oscar C. Krause
Order of Elks
King‘ston
van Wagenen
Herbert Carl
W. H. Rider
B. Winter
Kingston
Ulster County
New York
Pioneers
Mourge
Linden -Hail
Yonroe
Paterson
A. J.L. Wolf
Catskill
Newburgh
F. L. Lare
East Chatham
A. B. Lord
Barubeio attacked by highwayman Barabeio linked to Middletown killings
Barubeio, known in Central Valley Italian district, was slashed by a robber during a payday assault that left a six inch facial incision near the eye. He identified Jobo Baraboto as a participant in the Middletown double murder on January 19 and tied Baraboto to local criminal influence among Italian and Jewish communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clark
Central Valley War
Trak
Clark
Goshen
Jobo Baraboto
Middletown
Erie and Jersey
Barabeio
Certral Valley
Baraboto
Greir Easnjars
Fire Underwriters Revise Wording After Meeting
Local Fire Underwriters board met Thursday afternoon at Gardiner and Miew Wilams offices with John McWilliams Ira L Case W M Fiero E G Whitaker and A C Horton present. They discussed removing the phrase extra hazards from past forms and adopted the state board’s recommended wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Fire Underwriters
Gardiner & Miew Wilams
John McWilliams
Ira l L. Case
W.M. Fiero
E.G. Whitaker
A. C. Horton
State Board
Local Notes From Mountaindale and Nearby Areas
Mountain...dale reports George Carden sold two boarding houses to New York buyers. Middletown visitor Charles Cokelett hosts friends. The Andrews Brothers entertain guests. John Carden of High Falls spent Sunday at home. Robert Holmes welcomes a new boy. Mrs George Morris returns from Middletown with child’s treatment. Morris Blan and son Louis travel to New York for appendicitis care. Sadie Dobbs visits aunt in Jersey City. John Birchall and Grant Houch visit Liberty friends. Mrs Libbie Losey stays with Mrs John Wilson during granddaughter’s absence. Mrs George Atwell ill with pneumonia under Dr. John Curlette care. Sap season support grows in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carden
Lny
New York
Charles Cokelett
Middletown
Andrews Brothers
John Carden
High Falls
Robert Holmes
George Morris
Louis
New York City
Sadie Dobbs
Tom Little
Jackson Avenue
Jersey City
John Birchall
Grant Houch
Liberty
Libbie Losey
John Wilson
George Atwell
John Curlette
Sap
Revised Premium Usts Accepted at Orange County Agricultural Society
The Orange County Agricultural Society met at the Hotel Brown Thursday. The committee report on revising the premium list was accepted, with thanks to the committee. Recommendations on adding, deducting, and changing premiums were adopted. Fifty dollars was allotted to promote the floral and historical department, and a new grandstand or cow barn was decided for the fairgrounds to accommodate increased exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Agticul
Brown
Floral and Historical Department
Tribute to Comrade Delegation to Weygant Funeral
Twelve citizens departed on the 10 57 train for New burgh to attend the funeral of Charles H Weygant set for 2 30 Friday afternoon in that city. Among the mourners were Capt James A Grier Capt Charles B Wood Major E L Sproat Henry M Howell and Supervisors John Bradley and John E F Iseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Charles H. Weygant
Sms
James A. Grier
Charles B. Wood
E. L. Sproat
Henry M. Howell
John Bradley
John EF. Iseman
Former Bridgeport Merchant Plans Home on Wallkill Avenue
Henry Harris of Bridgeport formerly in the clothing business at 10 North Street was in town Thursday night. Harris left Middletown in 1887. Welter H. Giles of Glies Glies broke ground for a new house he will build for himself on Wallkill Avenue. When houschanting consult the times Press want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harris
Bridgeport
Conn
North Street
Morris B. Watt & Brother
Harris
Middletown
H. Giles
Glies
é'Glies
Wallkill Avenue
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Anit
Steeze
Daniel T
Bill
Monroe
STILL
Teachers’ Institute
Chester
Wiliam P. Kaufmann
Henry Ht. Sanford
Selgola
Sanford Bet
Bermuda
Ase Education Department
Anford
Times
Crists
Front Street
Newhursh
Paraisais
Cristier
Nestbhuargn
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Crist
Nrg
Hud
Nf Masons
Jean “Y
Gan
Xi Woeohman
Europe
Mier Guy
Mary Potter
Charles W. Barnes
Main Street
Hiram St. ‘Smith
Harry
Tuthill
Charles
W. Tytalll
Harry F. Hoyt
New -York
Ome
Montgomery
American Locomotive Works
Schenectady
George Greenbérger
E. G. Swazey
Thiy Village
Greenbrief
New ‘York
Marth
Forak
Epworth League
Marke
Carl Bohm
F. Greane
Hanscom
Cornet Bolo Solo
Duplex
Wm. T. Bradner
Deborah Hartshorn
Charles Fitzpatrick
Florence Duplex
Edna Lovett
Caroline Duplex
Eva Clark
Rhoda Dendron
Pony Nar
Stella Christie
Harman Hedges
Kauer Neil
Doremus
Jessie Maggie Donovan
Mary ‘Smith
Dee Eyes
Mts
Barre
Ore
Ashington
Mise Sulla
Reed
C. Saint Sains
Gigeans
Columbia
Fantaste Brillant
Theo. Moser Tobani
Julia Reed Faree
John Thompson
William E. Lovett
Jobs Thompson
William H. Moser Biddy
Ernest ‘Wilcox
Thompson
Muller
Orange Lodge
Middletown Lodge
Liz
Wes
Music’ Hall
Gar
Wiliam Huebner
Thomas HL Sheridan
St John’s Place
Myx
Sheridan
Goshen Exspergency Hospital
St. John's
Council
Knights, of Columbus
Wiliowcrest
Rebekah Locge
Conract Engine and Hose Company
Goshen Light and Power Compans
Willan Ackerman
Murray Venue
Alumore Chap
Order of the Eastern Star
George W. Morgan
Orange Avenue
Henry Bacon
Chicago
Brandeth Symonds
Symonde
Monroe Terwilliger
Ebienncle
Webster Debating Society
Goshen High School
Warwick
Dject
United States
Augustus Wallace
Alred Wyker
Saez Seely
Ovcar Maret
F. Adele Masterson
Louise ‘Seely
Walen
Boa
Goslen Fire Department
Frank J. Edwards
William WV. Slater
Thin Village
Goshen Social and Athletic Association
Farrell
Pya
Alkal Social Club
Garr Hall
Baruboto
Mountaindale
the times-Press
Sraes
Spreyera
Buck Bros
Middletown, N.Y
Man
Dairymen’s Pure Water Supply Company
Darthens Pure Water Apply CO
Biddletown, HT
Times-Press
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J. W. Demerest Dry Goods
Rmodern
Cor Waeb Department
Brantita Pater
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Vel Becempertien
Wien
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