Village Elections Put One Ticket in Goshen Race
Citizens turnout yields a record 104 votes for a single slate led by President Robert B. Hock. Officials chosen include Trustees T. D. Schoolmaker and S. Lorgan Kniffin, Treasurer G. Ellior, Prosecutor Harry H. Smith, and Police Justice Charles Chappell. Chappell to assume duties January 1 for a four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Robert B. Hock
T. D. Schoolmaker
S. Lorgan Kniffin
Harry H.smith
Charles
Chappell
Mir. Chappell
Walden Village
L. Crawford
Votts
George Werrist
NEW TERIAL GRANTED IN THE TURL CASE IN NYACK
Justice Tompkins granted a motion by Edward J. Collins for a new trial in the Turl Company versus Wil Mos Econnecting and Contracting case. The court held the burden on the plaintiffs to prove Kennedy made the representations, to which the defendant was entitled to a verdict in part on the cause of action with the next court date set for May in Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
Tompkins
Edward J. Collins
Newburen
John Turl's Sons (Inc
Pew
Turl Company
Wil- Mos Econnecting and Contracting Company
Tecuaty
Lim
Gesten
Kennedy
Emair
Turl
Rennedy
Comit
Mizai
Feiline
Janice Tompkins
Enimal
Newburgh
Memndar
Porshee Demuers Indicted in Bob Veal Case
Reported in a New York court, Porshee Demuers faces one indictment related to the Bob Veal matter after appearing on a high profile case. One count was dropped, with a March 4 date set for arraignment or defense appeal on the remaining charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porshee Demuers
Bob Veal
Resignations shrink Black Hand era police force
William Lines latest Middletown police appointee resigned effective Sunday after joining December 22. Chief McCoach reports staffing tightness as another resignation is expected. Italian tipsters warned of three foreign men in town aiming to kill witness Veraldi or kidnap his wife, prompting heightened vigilance and protective steps. District Attorney Rogers notes unlikely murder plot timing and discusses safeguarding Veraldi and wife while awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lines
Lines
Middletown
Common Council
Limeel
McCoach
Tony Veraldi
Philippo Bonano
Madeline Fivizio
Finizio Gaetano
O. & W. Tower
Veralil
Veraidi
Thomas C. Rogers
Veraldi
Black Hand Society
Rogers
Agorner
Ganger
Olivia May Work Out Judgment In Jail Time
Dominico Olivia, penalized by Barberio of Jersey City for 400 dollars, faces jail time while paying the fine. Olivia previously shipped stolen junk to Barberio after a conviction for receiving and selling it. A 30 day stay remains and Goshen jail terms may be used to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominico Olivia
Barberio
Jersey City
Olivia
Barberia
Dominico
Goshen
Testimony on Farm Land Damages for Newburgh Canal Take
A hearing before aqueduct commissioners in Newburgh addressed parcel No 258 the Charles Nabor farm of 70.5 acres with a 2.322 acre city taker. Claimant attorneys and witnesses from Ulster and Orange counties testified on land value and damages with estimates ranging from 1 and 20900 to about 2609 for injury. The city appraiser valued the farm at 0.80 before and 5000 after. Hearing continued to the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqueduct Commissioners
Newburgh
Messrs
Morrissey
Wilson
Mc.Lean
A. H. van Buren
Kingston
New Yor
A. J. Fowler
Charles Nabor
Montgomery
Thomas Deyo
Shawangunak
Ulster County
Nader
John ¥. Gerow
Washingtonville
Gerow
Nabor
George F. Ketchum
Carport
Funeral of Mrs Moore Held at Saint Josephs Church
Funeral services for Mrs Marcarel Monte were conducted at Saint Josephs Catholic Church on Neos Lined Street. Rev. Father Mo J. Shue officiated with pallbearers Michael J. Terran Daniel B.R. Sroeny and others attending in solemn rites.
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Marcarel Monte
Neos
Iosephs Catholic Charen
Welorkawa
Mans
Mo J. Shue
Michael Jlterran
Daniel BR
Sroeny Daha Tarstas
Dtpin
Baptist Church Supper Stirs Community Fundraising
The First Baptist Church hosts a supper Thursday evening offering menu items such as baked salad, prairie bread, and coffee for thirty cents, with dessert and cake priced at ten cents. Farmers are urged to get fire insurance quotes from Boyd & Deming at 72 North Street, Middletown, NY.
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Boyd & Deming
Ietown
N.Y
John Seilerck Drills New Artesian Well for Samie
John Seilerck of Momticelo, a noted artesian well driller, reports supplying an eight inch flow at about one hundred feet depth for Samie. Water rises ten feet above the shaft, with ten gallons per minute pumped, and details note previous successful wells and ongoing water questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seilerck
Momticelo
Samie
Calcor
Riamerha
Riaresha
Seveck
Trainmen killed at New Reservoir Franklin Furnace Otisville
Three brakemen of the Lough and Hudson Railroad were killed at Franklin Furnace New Jersey Zinc Company yards. Pitney Harrington Gardner crushed on a runaway car by engine No 10. Bodies sent to zinc company office. Otisville plans a reservoir and fire district to supply pure water and village protection. County engineer to draw plans. cost not to exceed 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lough and Hudson Railroad
T We
New Jersey Zinc” Company
Franklin Furnace
N. J
Gary
John Pitney
Isaac Harrington
Ogdensburg
Andrew Gardner
ElisavMle
Kent
Hamburg
Mins
Parker
Pitney
Harrington
Gardner
Michael
Collins
Whett
Sue
Wag Pinner
the Fine Company
Ousville
Charles H. Smith
Otisville
Erie & Jersey Railroad
Wheaton-Savage
Joel
William Northrop
Oscar Gresa- Jeaf
Charles W. Loomis
Sageth
Otisvillé
Fire Commission
3 Fire District
Appellate Division Upholds Bailey Will Decision
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn ruled on Henry D. B. Bailey's will. The decision concerns legatees Sarah Applebee and Mary Bailey Dortic who argued for $10,000 each instead of $5,000 under a codicil. The court found the second codicil created a substitution, not an addition, to the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme ’Court
Brooklyn
Henry D. B. Bailey
East Fishkill
Dutchess ‘County
Washingtonville
Orange County
Bailey
Mort’gages
Benay
Padditign Y. Sasterningburgh
Sarah Applebee
Mary Bailey Dortic
Whey
Lawyers Boning New Penal Law in New York State
New York lawyers prepare to adopt a revised Penal Law titled The Penal Law. Enacted by chapter RA of the Laws of New York, Governor Hughes signed it Monday, replacing the Penal Code in force since 1851. The consolidated work, crafted by a board, reorganizes and updates the old statutes into 6% articles grouped under related headings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Huches Monday
Whith J
Westminster Church Annual Meeting Highlights Trustees Elected
Westminster Church members gathered for the annual meeting on East Mala Street. Rev B Vantiske Wight presided with MIM acting as clerk and Hartia and Eilenbersey as tellers. Hardenbetah and Jietson were elected trustees. Artes named treasurer. Corwin noted tax and accounts. reports indicated financial condition and a congregational supper planned with further officer reports to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetrinket Prebisterian Church
Mala Street
Tr. B. Vantiske Wight
Mim
Alb
Hartia
David Eilenbersey
Pr PB. Hardenbetah
DB. G. Jietson
Frank B. Artes
Ira M. Corwin
Boys Burgled Erie Port Jarvis Yards
Five boys aged 15 to 16 were arrested on burglary and grand larceny charges after police investigated recent Erie car robberies. John Percival confessed and named where stolen goods were hidden. Parents of Frank Crotty were jailed on receiving stolen goods charges with $20 bail. All youths bailed except Percival who went to Goshen jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
W. F. Wilkix
W. B. Glass
Port Jarvis
John Percival
Willem Hicks
Harry Harring
Harry Barnhart
Frank Crotty
Mrs Ella Darling Freed From Middletown State Hospital
Mrs Ella Darling wife of William W Darling Sr of Hingston was released from Middletown State Hospital on Saturday on a judge Moraehauser order at Poughkeepsie. The petition by her husband claimed she was sane after commitment October 31 1898 and doctors certified she was not violent or irrational though hospital officials feared her release. The judge warned Darling bears full responsibility and set bond at 600 dollars while recognizing the uncertainty of mental state and potential danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Darling
William W. Darling
Hingston
Middletown State Hospital
Moraehauser
Poughweepsie
Toe Freeman
Darling
Guiddiemen
Loughran
Lucile
Nang
AD Miorney
Danning
Longhras
Hich
Justice Morschauser
Hae
Appendicitis Operation On Sousquehanna Agent
Delbert Decker station agent for the Susquehanna and Weetera road at Johnson underwent an appendicitis operation at Thrall Hospital Wednesday night by Dr. W. L Par dy, assisted by Drs. Myers and Stivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Decker
Sousquehanna and
Weetera Rat Road
Johnson, Waa
Thrall
Hoaptal
W. L Pwrdy
Drs. Myers and
Stivers
Solomon Holds To First Story In Wounding Case
Bernard Solomon, found badly wounded at his burning home, reiterated his initial statement as county officials opened a hearing. Witnesses were examined, Berkowits, Mrs Solomon, and her daughter were released, and doctors warned recovery remains unlikely as the injured man clings to his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Solomon
Monticelli
Bulliven
Esworth
Baker
Berkowits
NOTHING TO PLOT TO BREAK JAIL FICTION CLAIMS DENIED
Meri Decker and others stated the circulating tale about a plan to free Baraboto Carmaino and Alvara from Golden Jel was false. Decker said only three words nothing then and denied any contact with Big Joan or Freak Setuten or Tom Foley. Investigations show Foley’s crimes are being checked and he may be detained at Goshen while authorities determine his status.
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Meri Decker
Tweedly
Concertr Img
Baraboto
Carmaino
Alvara
Golden ‘Jel
Decker
Freak Setuten
Tom Foley
Joan
Jam Birt
Carmel
Goshen
Angry Italians Awed by Troops at West Point
An account recalls Major John M. Carson dispersing a 600 strong Italian crowd at West Point who blocked sidewalks and demanded entry. Engineers with rifles stood ready as mounted guards confronted the protesters. The post superintendent had barred main entry, forcing workers to use the back road, provoking a mass gathering outside the gates. Carson warned that orders would stand and urged the crowd to disperse, while the striking Italians remained defiant and observed by others in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Carson
Weat Point
Dave Gous
Carson
Lmne
Trent
Alighland
Boston Ned acquitted in public intoxication case
In Boston Tuesday morning Recorder Thompson acquitted Bartholomew d. O Connell alias Boston Ned after trial for public intoxication and fighting. Witness John D. Arthur testified while O Connell conducted the case himself. Also a separate case saw Willem Herding, aged 65, charged with intoxication and told a tale of cows, John Barleycorn, and a promised escape if he left promptly.
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Am Res
Willem Herding
Thompson
Harding
Bloomingburg
John Barleycorm
Pottos
Additional Surety Offered for Bonanno Case
Wilton Bennet of Port Jervia appeared before Special County Judge H B Royce on Wednesday afternoon and offered an additional surety for the bond of Phillepo Bonanno an Italian from Poughkeepsie named Francesco Lavillac. Levy qualified on a bond of 2000 pounds. Judge Royce accepted another bondman. Bonanno will be released by the sheriff from jail as the bail bond has been filed.
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Wilton Bennet
Port Jervia
Special
H. B. Royce
Phillepo Bonanno
Poughkeeysie
Francesco Lavillac
Levi
Royce
Boutsaman
Pourbkerpste
Bonanno
Jaliet Goshen
Renseliser H Ayres To Retire From Grocery Business
Hearing before Referee Russell M Vernon in Newburgh covered proceedings tied to a sale of stock from the No 4 West Malin street grocery. George F J Bronpaspt and J Bradley Scot represent interests as creditors, with Mr Seatth as attorney for the retiring proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renseliser H. Ayres
West Malin Street
ME Ayres
Traction Company
Tucedar Py
Russell M. Vernon
Middletown
Elwood C. Smith
Newburgh
George F. J. Bronpaspt
Mampton-' Curgh
Seatth
Hreitheapt
J. Bradley Scot
A & Sedgwest Creditor
Trase and fitting guidance amid a rushed medical warning
A terse health advisory notes that ruptures require a proper Trase and well fitted gear. It warns against delays and stresses that Doat Mall has specialized in Tree it ting for FH years, with Mosagle and Rogers listed in connection to Tras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Mosagle & Rogers
Tras
Milk contract awarded for State Hospital
The contract to supply the State Hospital with milk for all months has been awarded to W. E. H. Creeden of Slate Hill. The former bidder was among several applicants. The contract calls for about 40,900 quarts monthly, over 1,000 quarts daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E H. Creeden
Slate Hill
Acorresponding member named for Arden district
The state committee of the Y M C A recently appointed Joseph F Robson as corresponding member for Arden Orange County New York. He will provide facts or information about work for young men to aid organizing county work linking tribes and neighboring communities and will assist with activities of the county secretary to engage boys. WM Van Wormer dead after Sunday morning death at his wife’s home in Scranton. He was 62. He and his wife and daughter Carolyn had been visiting his daughter’s home for a year. He was the last of the Van Wormer brothers, long in Erie Lackawanna service, noted for safe conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Joasph Frobson
WM. J
Wormer
Adel Moore
Scramton
Genghter
Carolyn
van Wormer Bethers
Erie
Ladk- Awanne
Singers Shine at New York Hotel Dinner
Miss Tore ter of Mrs J P Tarell of Mo Woot Main street sang at a dinner in New York City. The contralto, pupil of Prof Pas Defanti, was the notable performer at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Mildred Toreter
Mra. J. FP
Tarell
Woot
Main Street
Thieden Clos
New York City
Brervck-Lafayette
Miss Tarel
Pas] Defanti
Rose Matter
Leigh DeLlacy Next Week at Mratica Theatre
Leigh DeLlacy returns next week at the Mratica Theatre with Miss Jelah Delacs and a strong stock company for a week of engagements beginning Monday night. DeLlacy has a remarkable list of plays and a powerful acting company, promising notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh DeLlacy
Mratica Theatre
Jelah Delacs
Bet Stock Company
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Black Hand Department
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Dread Society
LH. Clark
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Martel
Baptist Church Supper
Dodge Notes
New Reservoir
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