Divorces at Special Term In Sullivan County Court
The regular monthly special term of the Supreme Court at Kingston heard several divorce cases. Fred A. Van Orden and Edith M. Van Orden agreed to separate with alimony of 150 dollars per year and costs. Elizabeth J. Hanofee and James J. Yanofee, residents of Liberty, contested separation and child custody, with disputes over counsel fees and alleged conduct. The proceedings featured motions on expenses and claims about the age and health of Elizabeth, and James’s finances and business as an undertaker.
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Supreme Court
Justice Betts
Kingston
Fred A. van Orden
Edith M. van Orden
Sullivan County
Fred
Edith
White Lake
Gladys
Mildred
Middletown State Hospital
Smith
Monticello
Jon D. Lyons
Elizabeth
Hanofee
James J. Yanofee
John D. Sons
Hill
Liberty
James
Hil
New York
Stratton
Put
Grinkinge
Jonoraner
A Refuge for Slum Children
Middletown editor urges support for a New York Home aiding impoverished children from tenements. He cites Spargo and grim scenes of child labor. The appeal stresses rest, moral formation, and the goal of healthier citizenship through charity.
Lawrence Denies Graft Charge In Water Board Case
The water commissioner I M Lawrence under suspension writes to the mayor disavowing any graft by water board members in the Continental Jewel Filtration contract. He asserts the contract was hurried and could have been cheaper with more time and requests newspapers publish his clarification. The council committee of the whole will review the matter.
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I. M. Lawrence
Common Council
Middletown
City of
George T. Walker
Hi. H Blanchard
A. BE. Hopkins
Thertio
Water Board
Continental Jewel Filtration Company
Argus and Times-Press
J. B. Giles
Justice Betts Rules on Elizabeth's Age and Trial Method
Justice Betts declined to strike the statement that Elizabeth was 27 years old. The court weighed the right of a capable party to self-care and ordered a $75 counsel fee for Elizabeth’s lawyer. A referee was proposed to speed the trial and avoid costly summons to Monticello. Mr Hin favored a reference, while Mr Lyons noted Elizabeth preferred a jury.
Waldir Service Commission Cites Funds Shortage for Eliminations
The Waldir Service Commission, second district, informs all applicants that lack of funds will prevent eliminations this year. The notice requests patience as budget constraints delay planned actions.
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Waldir Servicr Commission
Insured People Recovering From Wednesday Accident
Te daashtet of who was In Wednesday, as at Thrall Hos e pital Friday. Wovlineton, at his here ter day, was TepnTied 19 be rapidly recov ering rom the fects of his accident in the O. & W. yards on Wednesday.
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Te Daashtet
Pathfinder car tour planned by Maxwell Briscoe Motor Club
Hadley, representing Maxwell Briscoe Motor Car Company, with R C Clothier of Philadelphia and Theodore Houdin of New York, arrived in town in a Pathfinder mapping the spring tour. The route covers New York City, Yonkers, Waterbury, Hartford, Springfield, and Atlantic City with multiple stops, July dates uncertain, and a parade planned in Camden and Atlantic City.
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OK. Hadley
Maxwell Briscoe Motor Car Company
R. C. Clothier
Philadelphia
Theodore Houdin
New York
Pathfinder
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Club
Port Jervis
New York City
Yonkers
Avon Stony ‘Asic
Port
Dune
Walterbury
Thomaston
New Briain
Hartford
Harford
Springfield
Chester
Stockbride
Wednester
Storkbridge
Ferkshire
Wai Trurhkeepsie
Fish Landing
Newchurch
Goshen
Middletown
Tingmans
Atlantic City
Tuckerton
Barnesat
Tom's River
Lakewond
Neosippi Matawan
Phionheth
Newark
Jepserlin
Summer Home Booklet Incomplete Listing
The 12 Syonier Home Booklet listing is garbled and partly unreadable. It mentions Miss Ali MeTethanis and others connected with sage At them mar have. Contact the office At TM. Vernon in the Arens Putting for more information. Advertising in the Times Press is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali meTethanis
Vernon
Arens Putting
Governor Signs Evans Local Bill
Governor signs Evans local bill to release remaining state lands in Middletown and Wallkill. A separate notice reports wood alcohol production decline as redaction of tar and chemical supply affects distilleries. Factories in Sullivan and Susquehanna counties idle. Beeveton plant in Delaware shut last week until market improves.
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Gaver Hacher
Evans Hil
Middletown
Wallkill
Tetawar Sullivan
Susqgachanns
Anna
Beeveton
Delany
Demerest Dry Goods Offers Household Essentials
King and Towels headline the store’s array of homekeeping goods with a focus on towels and sheets. The preview highlights Standard Sheets and other kitchen and domestic necessities reflecting the era’s retail emphasis for housekeepers and hotelkeepers.
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van Ordens
Renwick Street
Bowery
Worl
Jesus Christ
John Sparga
Great Republic
Atle Anetta Facnini
Spring Street
Spargo
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Jesus
Range
TM. Lawrence
Elliott
J. B. A. Taylor
Old Ladies’ Home
Kortright
Orange County
Koriright
John F. Bragner
Bradner
Kenwright
J. Bradley Seali
Newburgh
Annette B. Strong
Benjamin C. Sears
Scott
Justice Morschauser
Mr. Sears
Sears
Kortris
Mr. Bradner
Mt. Bradner
Merschauser
Plebe
Sivonz
Warrine
Ione
Towanda
Clive
Pradneér
Bradher
Hertright
Maxwell-Briscoe
Motor Club
Horse News
Monrar Triving Park
Times Press
Evans
Demerest's
And
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Sele
East Main Street
Empire Block
King Street
Crawford
Times-Press
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