DeWitt Clinton A Native Of Orange County Debated
A historical note argues DeWitt Clinton was born in Deerpark Orange County near Neversink Fort Clinton, with later research settling the Deerpark site as his cradle. It recalls local praise and harsh political attacks, Clinton’s Albany death in 1828, and a state funded funeral.
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DeWitt Clinton
Deerpark
Neversink River
Fort Clinton
Rose Point
Port Jervis
W. H. Nearpass
Minisink Valley
Neversink
William ©. Rose
Rowe Point
Nearpass
Miss Hounslow Stricken By Typhoid In Binghamton
Mrs. A. G. Norton reports Miss Rita Houns low pianist and vocalist at the tabernacle services here is critically ill with typhoid fever at her mother’s home in Binghamton. The note mentions her past residence in this city and ongoing illness.
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A. G. Norton
Rita Hounslow
Tabernacle Services
Binghamton
Mins Hounslow
Fix Rodgers Case for September 18
The retrial of the civil action by EB Bromley Rodgers against James G McLoughlin to recover 160000 was adjourned by consent to September 18 before Judge Platt at Newburgh. Rodgers will face a perjury charge in Supreme Court in Newburgh this week based on testimony at the Goshen trial.
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EB. Bromley Rodgers
James G. McLoughlin
Platt
Newburgh
Hromley Rodgers
Supreme Court
Rodgers
Goshen
New Palte School Building Approved
Governor Whitman approves 10 day measures including a Walton bill that appropriates 125000 for an addition to the New Palte Normal School buildings.
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Whitman
Senater
Walton
Palte Normal School
Lumber firm files incorporation in Newburgh
Albany May 28 The Southern Adirondack Lumber Company of Newburgh has filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. Capital stock $100,000 in shares of $50 each. First year directors are Samuel Shipp B Maltby Shipp and David A Osborn of Newburgh.
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Albany
Southern Adirondack Lumber Company
Newburgh
Samuel’. Shipp
B. Maltby Shipp
David A. Osborn
New German Food Board Federally Authorized in Berlin
London May 3 federal council authorized the Imperial Chancellor to establish a new board to handle the entire food problem in Germany. The move signals centralized control over food distribution and policy as Berlin issues the directive.
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London
Berlin
Federal Council
German American Alliance of Port Jervis voices loyalty to United States
In Port Jervis on May 28 the German American Alliance adopted a resolution disavowing anti US sentiment from a Newburgh meeting. The group affirms loyalty to the United States, favors peace with Germany, opposes war, and pledges to defend German American principles while respecting individual conscience.
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Port Jervis
Engineers’ Hall
Newburgh
United States of America
Germany
de. Kalb
Steuben
Muehlenberg
Herkimer
Washington
Knapp
Suffragists Seek Rose Backing in Newburgh Meeting
About 30 suffragists interviewed Hon. John Rose, delegate to the National Republican Convention, in the vestry of Trinity M. B. Church to urge a suffrage plank. Rose said he would consider the delegation and consult his constituents before acting.
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Newburgh
John Nose
Chicago
Prinity M. B. Church
Rose
Edward ©. Thompson
Newburgh Political Study Club
Robert J. Walt
Jvatico
Alice R. Hitchcock
Jesse Stone
William J. Hadfield
Woods Hamilton Wedding Plans Quiet June 16
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs William Pierson Hamilton for the marriage of their daughter Helen Morgan Hamilton to Arthur Woods police commissioner of New York on June 16 at Sterlington New York. The ceremony will be performed by Bishop Rhinelander and held at 1 pm in a private chapel on the Hamilton estate. Relatives only will witness. A large reception will follow at Table Rock with a special train carrying New York guests from Jersey City at 12 10 returning to New York at 5 pm.
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New York
William Pierson Hamilton
Helen Morgan Hamilton
Arthur Woods
Sterlington
N. Y
Bishop Rhinelander
Table Rock
Mrs. Hamilton
Jersey City
Recovery Slow After Brain Injury in New York
Dr. Free man O'Brien of Wappingers Falls is recuperating slowly at Dr. Thomas J. Kearns private sanitarium in Manhattan after a brain concussion from an accident. Mrs Olive Timmins family declines comment on the engagement and marriage plans. The physician’s car shows no damage.
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Poughkeepsie
Freeman
O'Brien
Wappingers Falls
Thomas J. Kearns
West 69Th Street
New York City
de Milt
25Rd Street
Third Avenue
Olive Timmins
No Change in the Districts Gosden May 23
The Board of Supervisors met to reapportion the Assembly district. districts remain the same. It allocated 36 percent, $26 460, as its share for the Middletown Montgomery state road cost, the state share being $49 149.
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Gosden
Board of Supervisors
Richard Pullwinkle
Central Valley
John J. Toth
Port Jervis
B. F. Still
Warwick
W. M. Palmer
Newburgh
William R. Wallace
Wallkill
Middletown
Montgomery State Road
Commissionerg of Election
Committee On Elections
Goshen
Funeral for Mrs. Morrison Draws Wide Community
In Newburgh on May 22 a large crowd attended the funeral at the Morrison home on Dubois Street. Members of Quasicalek Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and close friends filled the gathering. Rev. Jay Knox and Rev. J G V Findley conducted services, with honorary pallbearers named. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery beside Mr. Morrison.
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Newburgh
David A. Morrison
Dubois Street
Quascalek
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jay Knox
Union Church
J. G .V. Findley
United Presbyterian Church
A. H. Seeger
William R. Perkine
A. Lincoln
J. Miller
Wm. D. Bagshaw
W. V. Randall
John H. Morrison
Woodlawn Cemetery
Mr. Morrison
Times-Press Want Columns Promote Handy Ads
A brief advertisement from the Times-Press urges readers to use the want columns for any needs or wants, positioning classified ads as the quick path to goods and services.
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Times-Press
Stanton Named Clerk of Erie Common Council
George H Stanton of 56 Broad Street is chosen to be clerk of the Common Council and city boards succeeding John G Gray who resigned to return as teller at Orange County Trust Company. The appointment by the Common Council is effective June 1, with nine ballots all favoring Stanton. He is a Erie native, married with one daughter, and has worked for the Erie railroad since 1906 including two years in the James Street ticket office.
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DeWitt Clinton
Orange County
Oraneco County
Albany
Andi Clinton
Bia
Fssue
Clinton
Providence
Lemue
Anela
George Hill Stanton
Broad Street
Common Council
John G. Gray
Orange County Trust Company
Stanton
Comsoon Council
Gray
Fccals
Plasa
Cole
Holly
Miles
Ogden
Stenton
Charles and
Ida Hill Stanton
Erie Railroad
James Street
Rev P J Dempsey Claimed by Death
The Rev P J Dempsey assistant pastor of St Gabriel's Church New Rochelle died at his father's Kingston home after a week of illness. He had recently visited Kingston and attended mass at Mt Carmel. Funeral services will be held in Kingston Tuesday morning with interment there.
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P. J. Dempsey
Gabriel
Mt Carmel Church
Kingston
Rev Vanamee to Take New Parish in Fesex Conn
The Rev and Mrs Parker Vanamee visit Mrs William Vanamee at 158 Grand Street Newburgh. He has accepted a call to the Eye Church in Fesex Conn and will move after four years as minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Burnt Hills Saratoga County.
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Newburgh
Parker Vanamee
William Vanamee
Grand Street
Vanamee
Fesex
Conn
Eye Church
Piscopal Church
Burnt Hills
Saratoga County
Pond Takes New Run With Delhi Aticca Fiver
Delhi wire reports conductor Frank Pond of Middletown now heads the Delhi Aticca Fiver replacing Wells who moves to trains 5-6. Wells has been in Weehawken lately qualifying to operate over the New York Central from Cornwall to Weehawken.
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Pond
Delhi
Frank Pond
Middletown
Delhi-Aticca
Wells
Weehawken
New York Central
Cornwall
Trainmen oppose wage arbitration program
New York May 23 The second stage of talks between four big railway brotherhoods and railroads will begin June 1 at the Engineering Societies building. Eighteen railroad general managers will meet with brotherhood chiefs while 800 labor delegates advise the trainmen but carry no official voice. The plan affects about 250000 railway workers in train operation, with freight and yard staff seeking eight hour pay plus overtime. They estimate annual extra costs of 75 to 100 million dollars, or 156 million in the past year due to abnormal freight and congestion.
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New York
Engineering Societies
Brotherhood
Railroad Trainman
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Warren 8
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
Eastern Conference
Association of Western Railways
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific Railroad
Santa Fe
Brotherhoods
Parker Annex Guests and Town Notes From Otisville
Otisville May 23 list of Willard Parker Annex visitors includes Miss J Highsted M A Clair K Commune I C Frost and others. Local residents report illnesses improvements visitors from Mt Hope Middletown Port Jervis and New York and town social events at Palmer House and Shawanga Society.
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Otisville
Willard Parker Annex
Miss J. Highsted
M. A. Clair
K. Commune
I. C. Frost
M. Forrest
O. Melick
Mary Mahon
Mary McKenna
Mary Martin
Anna Staats
Johanna Pederson
Mies Merrett
A. Oberle
C. B. Gibson
Lillian Layman
Helen Ackerman
Margaret Clark
Katie Cicero
Anna Wiener
Mrs. Benser
New York City
Palmer House
Miss McDermott
Behan
Morse
Herbert Sayer
George Doty
Mt. Hope
Sydney Smith
Port Jervis
Charles Behan
White
Middletown
Harold
W. A. Tinney
Epworth Church
Matamoras
Reilly Dunlap
Curtis Carter
Fred Newkirk
Skinner
Newkirk
Beth” Krom
Quarryrville
Shawanga Society
C. W. Loomis
Mary Collins
Tymeson House
Louise Laste
W. L. Rathbun
Louise Winter
Arrest of Bartender on Bench Warrant in Veraldi Case
Frank Lovato a bartender at 45 Montgomery street was arrested on a bench warrant issued by District Attorney Henry Hirehberg Tuesday morning. He faces charges under the state liquor tax law related to the Veraldi case, with the grand jury recently indicating possible connections.
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Frank Lovato
Frank
Tony) Veraldi
Montgomery Street
Henry Hirehberg
August Mass
Lavato
Tony” Veraldi
Veraldi
Starr
Cainset
Pasquale Veraldi
Grand Jury
Middletown Asked to Be Represented in Parade
Mayor Thompson was notified of the Atlantic City Carnival Chair Parade on Friday June 28. Middletown is invited to participate with a boat, if desired, to feature the Municipal Division amid other cities already joining the event.
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Thompson
Middletown
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