No Reason to Be Jealous Says Mrs Winters
Goshen May 20 Ly Mrle Oscar Winters sues for reparations from his wife in a case before Justice Tompking. Attorney Gardner estimates Winters owns real estate and mortgages totaling about 150000 with mortgages totaling 94326. The suit contends Mrs Winters returned to her husband and alleged strain followed, while the defense argues jealousy is unfounded and Mrs Wheeler long served as housekeeper. The trial will be set for a later date after legal costs are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Goshen
Ly Mrle
Oscar Winters
Middletown
Ivan A. Gardner
Uff
Tompking
Winters
Wiegins
New Jersey
Butt
Middletown Chamber Eyes Industrial Foundation Plan
The Middletown Chamber of Commerce plans a modern industrial incubator building of about 200 by 66 feet with 36 000 square feet of floor space to house several small and larger manufacturing firms. The project aims to attract tenants and improve headquarters space, with a proposed corporation to oversee development and financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchern Inn
Middletown
Ai Company
Middletown Industrial Foundation, Inc
Floyd Worgana
GT. Townsend
Fred S. Hogery
Une Tar
Hhoowas suKhestud
Omodern
Stricgturn Beercetad
Chanedar
Condacres
Diretiene
Tabor
Unaberg
Mmeren
Trreeter
Chamber Propaganda Campaign Favored by Directors
A propagandist plan for a broad advertising campaign was presented and viewed favorably by the directors. The campaign aims to urge the public to act promptly and to support local efforts. Members of the committee Littler include Andrew Tipperhison, HD Frould, and PC Northrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny Rabbelly
Etts
Wem
Tom Littler
Andrew [Tfferhison
HD Frould
PC Northrop
Bishop Greer Dies After Operation in New York
Right Rev. David Himwell Greer, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York since 1908, dies suddenly after an operation at St Luke's Hospital on Monday night. Born in Wheeling, West Virginia, he studied at Kenyon and Trinity Theological School, led St Martha’s Church for 15 years, and served as coadjutor bishop before becoming diocesan head. No immediate successor action expected. suffragan bishop Charles Sumner Burch remains available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Himwell Greer
Bissop
Episcopal Diocese of
United States
St. Luke's Hasqatal
13Th Street
Antonin Ivenne
Bin
Misa Dune
Drrank Maulthown
Miurch
Washington and Jefferson College
Washingcton
Kenyon College
Ohio
Episcopal Seminary
Griabler I
Arown
Trom Kenyon
Wheeling
David Hummel Greer
Luton
St. Martholowew's
Umm
Spincopil Diecere
David E. Greer
Phere
Jight
Charles Sumner Burch
Wmerhep Greer
Blzhop Porter
Armory Workers Gain Increased Pay Approved by Governor
Governor Smith approved a raise for armory employees amid a broader state push to boost compensation for military workers. The plan includes adjustments to pay scales and new allowances aimed at improving housing and subsistence for armory units and related civilian staff, though some concerns over the pace and scope of the increase were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Em- Meyen
Armorien
Amariok
Gould
Hhetiane
One Hundred Trombone Choir for Methodist Centenary
Columbus Ohio hosts a six choir trombone ensemble of one hundred players from June 20 to July 13 for the Methodist Centenary Celebration. The unique group features rare soprano alto and bass trombones, with Dr. Edgar Stillman Kelley approving the program and adding trombone arrangements including America. The festival also includes a 50000 dollar pipe organ, a Zulu band, and a 75-piece pageant orchestra with a 1000-voice off stage chorus.
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Columbus
Methodist Athering
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Pilgrim's Progress
New England Symphony
America
Pagean
Wayfarer
Republicans Aim for a Progressive Tariff and Suffrage Push
Representative Luther W. Mott of Oswego outlines GOP goals for the new Congress. He stresses passing the woman suffrage constitutional amendment, enacting a scientific Underwood-like tariff, eliminating luxury taxes, simplifying income tax forms, and adopting a budget system to curb waste. He calls for investigations into government spending, reform of departments, and reductions in extravagant programs while urging Republican unity to support a fiscally responsible program.
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Luther W. Mott
Oswego
Republican Club
New York
Don Bresa
Mott
Jagaumé
Republican Party
Congress
Great Britain
France
Shipping Board
Washington
Colonel House
West
Wagemadeses
Suresen
Thera Wiil
Maity Cag
Peopie
Thes
Wilton
Tnttiy
Jack Mone
United States
Légeota
McRinler
Roosevelt
Frameup claim surrounds drug king’s divorce case
The wife of a drug kingpin, a defendant in a divorce suit, claims a frameup amid testimony from Brooklyn about Doctor P. Brown. The Browns, linked to a New York hotel incident, face allegations and family tensions as proceedings unfold.
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Mr Brows
Benon
Brooklyn
Doctor P. Brown
Drax King
New York
Hit Wisgri
Judge frees local girl from Letchworth asylum
In Newburgh court on a habeas corpus petition by Louis Brock, Catherine Brock a 14 year old girl held at Letchworth Village was ordered released to her parents. Justice Seeger urged education and regular discipline, with treatment at home.
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Newburgh
Catherine Brock
Supreme Court
Fred J. Russell
Letchworth Village
Thiella
Rockland County
Attorney McBride
Goshen
Louis Brock
Middletown
Girst
Catherine
Middletown State Hospital
Catherins
Sterra
Letchworth
Hendersoon
Attorney General’s Office
Hudson
Andrewe
Justice Seeger
Storrs
Henderson
Andrews
The
Daily News
Salvation Army
Organize to Aid Cause of Peace in Orange County
A new Orange County chapter of the National League to Enforce Peace was organized at a 1 p m meeting in the Palatine Hotel Newburgh led by former President Taft. An organization committee formed with Mrs Edward C Thompson nominated as president, with vice presidents Frederick Wilson and T R Beal, and Rev John Marshall Chew as secretary. Executive vice presidents include Dr Kirkwood Middletown Rev Dr Gregory Port Jervis Mrs Frederick W Seward Jr Cornwall Lawrence Abbott Walden Robert T Hume Montgomery Joseph M Wilkin Monroe Elwood C Sillth. no treasurer was needed.
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Newburgh
Palatine Hotel
Orange County
National League
William 4. Taft
West 42Nd Street
New York City
Eoward C. Thompson
Frederick Wilson
T. R. Beal
John Marshall Chew
Middletown
Kirkwodd
Port Jervis
Willian P. Greggs
Goshen
Mra
Frederick W. Seward, Jr
Cornwall
Lawrence Abbott
Walden
Robert T. Hume
Montgomery
Joseph M.wilkin
Monroe
Elwood C. Silth
State Hospital Salaries Act Approved
The act amends the insanity law regarding salaries and wages for state hospital employees and creates an appropriation. The governor notes an average 16 percent salary rise for hospital staff, with about 1000 vacancies due to inadequate pay, and cites a net increase of $212,000 after offsets. The bill, signed by Alfred E. Smith, will partly offset a 10 percent raise under prior law.
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Smith
Alfred Eb, Smith
Reply Is Made to Local Complaint Telephone Co
Albany May 20 The Orange County Telephone Company of Middletown says in a Public Service Commission filing it will furnish an estimate of the cost of constructing a Serene line to serve residents in Maraskating Sullavan county after receiving necessary information. The commission will hold a hearing. Thirty one residents of Sammitrile and nearby areas including summer residents urged service expansion, but the company has not promised to build.
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Albany
Orange County Telmion’ Company
Middletown
Public Service Commission
Second District
Maraskating
Sullavan County
Sammitrileard
Tesidetta
Benaue Bo Informe Ui
Express company contests PSC jurisdiction over Middletown pickup
Albany May 20 The American Railway Express Company asks the New York Public Service Commission Secon District to dismiss the Middletown complaint by Orange County Ice Cream Company alleging failure to provide early morning pickups on the Erie and Ontario and Western Railroads. The answer cites substantial operating losses under Federal control. deficits for the six months ended January show 9,570,315 and 2,625,913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
American Railway Express Company
Iny Public Service Commission
Secon District
Orange County Ice Cream Company
Middletown
Express Company
Erie and
Ontario and Western
American Express Company
Trouble Over Luxury Tax The News May 20
The Secret Service reportedly visited New Gurma this week and found widespread confusion over what goods fall into the luxury tax class. Some dealers are charging the one percent levy on items not clearly classified. Ignorance of the rules will not be a defense, and merchants may face penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtigh
Secret Service
United States
New Gurma
Erie Ice Supply Beats Circleville Weather Shortage
Twenty carloads of artificial ice have been diverted from Horcell to Circleville for the Erie ice house, while 18 carloads of natural ice arrived earlier from Narrows. Thomas Hennestes of Circleville has long held the contract to supply ice from Lake Heneaid. Bad weather has frozen the lake and disrupted deliveries.
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Horcell
Erie Ice House
Circlevile
Narrows Trirch
Thomas Hennestes
Circleville
Joe
Lake Heneaide
Fragmentary dialogue on glasses and help requests
A garbled dialogue snippet features Miss Bessie and Annie discussing glasses for a sister. The exchange mentions Water in the north and a request to obtain a suitable pair, with unclear surrounding context or names.
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Glawwes
Bessie
Tors
Ansie
Annie
Automobile patent applications surge in Washington in 1886
In September 1886 Washington records show over Wd patent applications for automobiles. About three hundred distinct motor vehicle types existed or were traced in the era, reflecting rapid development in early automotive design.
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Augie Oram
Og Fie
Washington
Met Gon
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