Gibson to Seek Third Trial at Goshen Special Term
Goshen October 8 Special conference between Judge Tompkins B W Gibson and his wife and Gibson s attorney Henry Kohl and District Attorney Wilson resulted in an understanding that Gibson will have a third trial at a Goshen special term in November. Mrs Gibson declares the couple will prove his innocence and challenge the indictment to clear the cloud of suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Tompkins
B. W. Gibson
Gibson
Ienry Kohl
Wilson
Orange County
Subire
Immigrant Party and Community News in Ellenville
In Ellenville Nagaville on Maple Avenue on Friday a large circle of Reformed Church members enjoyed an immigrant party hosted by Juniors of the Woman's Village Improvement Association. Prizes went to Miss Hartwig, Miss Von Deusen, and Miss Richards in Italian, African, and Italian costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagaville
Speckle
Ulster Kalle Works Employee Sidelined at Farm Near Ellenville
Reference to Mr. Wintish of Ulster Kalle Works is made in connection with a property adjoining Mr. Walsh's land and a highly sightly farm. Ellenville residents are informed that Hibenry's Minstrels will appear at the Masonic Theatre Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintish
Ulster Kalle Works
Walsh
Ellenville
Masonic Theatre
Former Warden Brown In Poor Health In Newburgh
The condition of William R. Brown former postmaster of Newburgh and warden of Sing Sing prison is reported critical. Born October 2, 1841 in Newburgh, he built a wide business and public career, served as postmaster from 1887, and witnessed the early use of electric execution during his Sing Sing tenure before health failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Brown
Newburgh
Sing Bing
Mr. Brown
John W. Brown
New York
C. B. Brown
Willara
Brown
Toledo
Ohio
Newburgh Plaster Works
Texas
Woo
iFlia
Poate
Cleveland
Sing Sing
Tate
Aly
Crown
New York City
Obituary notes loss of Misa Robbie Sloan and Amelia Lawrence
Misa Robbie A Sloan, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Robert and Julianne Sloan, longtime Midlown resident and artist, died after illness. She united with First Presbyterian Church and never missed Sunday school for sixteen years. Survived by one sister Sarah Frances Sloan. Funeral at her Academy Avenue home on Thursday at 2 PM. Amelia Emma Lawrence wife of Adore M Lawrence died after a long illness at home. Survived by husband and daughter Mae, plus several sisters and brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Robbie A. Sloan
Unis City
Robbie Anna Sloan
Robert and
Julianne Shultz Sloan
Trobbie Sloan
Parsipipany
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Tlaelty
Augustin Seward
Slo
Sarah Francesa Sloan
TM Academy Avenue
Amelia Emma
Iadore M. Lawrence
da Mae Lawrence
John Charles North
Neliston
N. Y
Gloverablie
Rosetta Smith
Johnstown
Charles Steinburg
Minden
Alexander Steinburg
Gloveraville
Aaron J. Steinburg
Oswego
N.Y
Aaron Steinturg
Martha Crouse
Lutheran Church of
Lutheran Church of Minden, Ny, and Was Moarried To Mr. Lawrence At Sprout Urook
Montgomery Chronicle Highlights and Obscure Local Notes
Montgomery events include the death of Goorss King aged about 70 in Jona Twilteer’s household from heart and kidney complications. Orrin Darke and others visit Newburgh. Daniel Rinwn patents a radiator device. various locals chase motor trips, contracts, and church society meetings as Brown Brothers win a water system contract for a residence and outbuildings. sightings of Charles HW Jones visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Goorss King
Jona Twilteer
Moses Wilter
Durieg
Orrin T. Darke
Wiliam
Hat
Newburgh
Weck
Daniel Rinwn
Ates
Broan Brothers
Disagreement Over Train Mile Cost at Arbitration
Testimony by John G. Walker of the Baltimore and Ohio on rail cost per train mile is reviewed. Rebuttal by trainmen experts shows cost variations by region with emphasis on Western and Southern lines and notes about air brakes and wage clauses under Article P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John G. Walker
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Eastern Railroads
Manhattan
Walker
Hantern
Western and Southern
Frank J. Warne
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvani
John McMullen
Shamokin
Michael Sammon
Pennsylvaniia Mnes
Kigad
Philadelphia
F. L. Howard
Chicago, Indiana & Southern Railroad
Hoe
Chicago
St. Louis
Jtand
Mr. Atterbury
Surreduttal
Harriman Briefs Highlight Local Politics and Dues
Harriman notes include A Capetti visiting and a Middletown business on W Main street. Monroe caucus nominees list Justice of the Peace Carroll Jr and others for the Harriman slate. Mrs Meehan in town to look after interests while the Braine cottage hosts the Country Club. Neary Kronkbyte works on an Hee housing in Clinton and J H PL Masa named to fill Beams vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Carpenter
W. J. Peat
William Lockwood
Clarence Koight
Monroe
James Meehan
Braine
Country Club
Charles Holzdorber
Air
Clinton Braing
Neary Kronkbyte
An Hee Houng
Clinton, Ny
H. PL Masa
Judea
Beams
No-License Campaign Draws Speakers to Maybrook
A local no license campaign draws Brooklyn figure Min Corms E Seabury to speak at multiple schools and churches around Maybrook. He will address Dickerson schoolhouse on Oct 18 and other venues including Union, Searsville Grange Hall, and Burlingham MLA Church with a rally at Grahams Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Corms
Seabury
Brooklyn
Wit Apeak
Cramton
Dickerson
Mondas
Union Achool Howe
Damages Sought in Death of Husband at Goshen Farm
Rose Kowalczuk sues Orange and Rockland Electric Co. as administrator for damages from her husband’s death by a live wire on the Babcock farm between Goshen and Chester. Trial begins with testimony from the widow and witnesses including farm owner, workers, and electrical experts. defense moves for nonsuit as judge reserves ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Rose Kowdrczuk
Orange & Rockland Electric Co
April
Babcock
Chester
Eworn
Rose Kowalczuk
Turner
Smith
Grange & Rockland Company
E. Friend
New York
Ackerman
Middletown
Tompkins
Benedict & Gardner
Elwood ©. Smith
Nawburgh
Montgomery Democrats Nominate Local Officals for Town Offices
The Montgomery Democratic caucus at Foresters Hall nominated Simon Walsh as chairman and listed nominees for town posts including Supervisor John Fitzgerald and Town Clerk George W Birch. In Campbell Hall the caucus favored George W Ackerly for Supervisor and Joseph K Gerthoff for Town Clerk with other posts allotted to W L Lunney Stephen Flannery and James L Mapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Town Offgers
Foresters
Simon Walsh
William G. Decker
Walden
William McNeal
Harry Washtouck
John Fitzgerald
Maybrook
George W. Birch
Agsogsors
Andrew K. Wade
John Arens
Wiliam McWhorter
Isaac Jennings
Isaac Eichholdtz
Peter M. Walcott
John Ahearn
Waldoo
James Richard
John F. Brady
Harry J Leonard
James Gi
George Gridley
Harry Haabrouck
Jacob Burwell
William Parker
Charles Neighbor
DI Ronk
William Crowell
Edmond ¢ Mills
George W. Ackeriy
Joseph K. Gerthoff
Hishwars
W. 1
Lunney
Stephen Flannery
Stephen J. Webb
James L. Mapes
Assescora
Frank A. Crist
Edgar V. AN
George W. Criet
John Redell
Otio Hack 30th Birthday Celebration Noted
Obituary notes recount Otto Hack's 30th birthday events, including a party with Hotel Brown defeat and entertainment at Maanervror Germania. A funeral for Edevin Wick occurred at his parents home with large attendance and floral tributes, burial at St Joseph's RL C Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edevin Wick
Prrenta
Orange Branch Sunshine Society Meeting Notice
The Orange Branch Sunshine Society will meet Friday at the home of Mrs Martha Townsend 22 Harrison Street. Members should bring their dime collections.
Walden Dairy Co plans ice house and creamery site
Walden board of directors meets to locate an ice house and creamery with two possible sites East Walden and Hassie Tillson farm. They choose to incorporate the Walden Dairy Co with 10000 capital limited to farmer stock and appoint a committee to secure options on properties for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freak Sheehan
John Kidd
John K. Brown
Vicce
Frank Sheehan
Stanley Mills
Jesse DuBois
William Snider
Walden Dairy Co. Incorporated
Paul Shulman
Jesse du Bois
Albert Roos
East Walden
Tenbrook
Newburgh
New York City
Best Walden
Hassie Tillson
Wallkill
St. Andrews
Tillson
Vaughn Ramsdell wedding in Attleboro reported
The Attleboro Sun notes the October 1 wedding of Blanche Ramsdell of Attleboro Massachusetts to Roy D Vaughn son of Mr and Mrs B J Vaughn of 77 Grand Avenue Middletown New York The ceremony was at Mrs Craig C Popes home with Rev J Lee Mitchell officiating The couple planning to reside in Middletown after a wedding trip to Niagara Falls The bride wore white embroidered net over silk and bouquets while attendants wore pale blue satin and white lace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn—Ramsdell
Blanche Ramsdell
Attleboro
Mass
Roy D. Vaughn
B. J. Vaughn
Grand Avenue
Atteboro
Attleboro Sun
Mrs. Vaughn
Vaughn
Ontario & Western
Craig C. Pope
Blanche Rawsdell
J. Lee Mitchell
J .Waos
Elsa Miller
Taunton
Lue Grodm
Harold Johnson
Louise Williams
Mildred Cobb
Dorothy Reed
Atiledoroa
Mildistown
Niswara’ Falls
Anepee
Middletown
N.Y
Evans Weds Miss Van Gaasteck in New Jersey Home
Z H Evans marries Mire Sthel Van Gaasteck of Senex Beth Ge at 2:30 PM in the home of Dr and Mrs Harvey Van Gaasteck. The ceremony unites two local families with Evans listed as a member of Middletown Driving Club and the bride noted from Sretex New Jersey in a small city wedding.
Apple Picking Record Reported in Ourse County
Lentonnais Ot and the champi angle vector of Ourse county recount a tally of 40 barrels of apples picked in a single day. Clifford Vandermark employed workers who picked 4 tarred of apples in 10 hours 20 gulatiles and claim they can repeat the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lentonnais
Ourse
Cifford Vandermark
Maybrook Man Arrested in Geneva on Larceny Charge
Clarence Decker of Maybrook was arrested in Geneva N Y Sunday night on grand larceny. brought back to Montgomery County and arraigned. The charge was reduced to petit larceny and he was found guilty but not jailed after his wife and complainant Mrs Hawkins asked mercy. He allegedly stole 80.72 dollars from his sister's home and left Maybrook a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tust
Newburgh
Buffalo
Clarence Decker
Maybrook
Geneva
N. Y
Montgomery
Sherif Harry Leonard
Justice of the
Herbert Cox
Decker
Hawkins
Widow Kate Mulhern Passes After Long Illness In Newton
Mrs. Kate Dunning Mulhern died September 26 after months of failing health. Born 1834 in Bennerville New York, she married Peter Mulhern in 1864 and lived in Buena Vista township before Newton. Survived only by husband and one brother A Dunning, aged 73. Funeral at Baptist Church with Rev C F Lusk officiating, burial in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Peter Mulhern
Miss Kittle
John F. Albee
Mulheern
Masonic Lodge
C. F. Lusk
The
Baptist Church
Willowemoc News Notes on Local Happenings
Willowemoc residents report George Miller improving from pneumonia and Frances Conklin returning after high school at Livingston Manor. Hunters head to fields as season opens and several locals make home improvements. A blacksmith buys a new horse and a hunting accident injures a toe. The Livingston Manor doctor treats the injury and a fire at Sap Dieko is extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willowemoc
George Miller
Frances Conklin
Livingston Manor
Anna Leavenworth
Frank Conklin
Marvin Bivens
Grahamsville
Henry Sackett
Louis Green[baum
Neversink
Mise Glayds Miller
Liverty
Jasper Turner
Sod
G. Decker
Sear
Blane
Austin Decker
Dr. Davis
Officials Inspect Five Farms for City Institution Site
A five-member New York City delegation led by Hon Patrick A Whitney inspected farms in Denton and Howell seeking a site for a proposed county institution. The group visited the Ryerson Rodman and Van Steenburgh farms and the Braasch and Hyward properties totaling about 545 acres. Aldermen will likely discuss the report at Thursday's meeting and a decision may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. Whitney
Correction
New York City
Paul C. Wilson
Bureau of Municipal Research
Charles A. O'Malley
Henry,b. Winter
Albany
Department of Corresion
Ryerson
Rodman
van Steenburgh
Denton
Howells
C. N. Braasch
Hyward
Physicians In Quarterly Gathering At Port Jervis
The third quarterly meeting of the Orange County Medical Society was held at Hotel Mitchell Port Jervis at 2 P M Tuesday attended by about thirty physicians Dr Pernomagian of New York City spoke on Salvarian and Non Salvarsan The next meeting will be in Goshen in January for officers election Members from the city included Drs D B Hardenbergh J L Hanmer M A Stivers H J Shelter Robert Cordner E M Schultz M C Conner R G Walker M I Beers and F H Conk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Medical Society
J. L. Hanmer
M. A. Stivers
H. J. Shelter
Robert Cordner
E. M. Schultz
M. C. Conner
R.G. Walker
M. I Beers
F. H. Conk
Game Protector Enforces Law in Monticello Area
Eugene Cress the game protector oversees enforcement as four Brooklyn Italians hunting on Mrs T Lotson’s property near Monticello face fines before Squire Robinson. On the same day two Monticello youths are fined by Justice Niven for similar offenses. Cross reports twenty convictions in ten days and thirteen in Port Jervis last week for fishing with eel racks. A Rio hunter pays 100 dollars for possessing a deer out of season and inspectors reportedly have more evidence on another man with deer skin drying in a backyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cress
Brooklyn
Mrs. T Lotson
Monticello
Squire Robinson
Cross
Justice Niven
Port Jervis
Delaware
Rio
Scotch Town Church Notes Highlight October Activities
Scotch Town notes outline Tally day offerings for work among foreigners and a busy schedule. Eagar Mills elected treasurer replacing Charles Comfort who is at Cornell. Lighting committee named Miss Harlow Eugen Smith Howard Mills. Woman’s Missionary Society and Foreign Missionary Society plan events. An entertainment in the chapel set for Friday October 10 with Mrs Seabury to speak next Sunday. Annual congregation meeting planned October 15 with trustees elected. Dr Stewitts to be assisted by Rev J S E Erskins on October 11. Men’s Club meeting scheduled October 19 with full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotchtown
Young People's Society
Eagar Mills
Charles Comfort
Cornell
Miss Harlow
Eugen Smith
Howard Mills
Woman's Missionary Society
James Houston
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Seabury
WCG TG
Stewitts
J. S. E. Erskins
Thompson Ridge
Erskine
Chief McCoach Returns from Convention
Chief McCoach returned Tuesday evening from Rochester where he attended the annual convention of the New Fork Fists Association of Chiefs of Police. He reported the gathering well attended and expected to add new members. Also photographed with Marshall Perrot(t) of Newburgh and Chief Corsada, the image appeared in the Rochester Herald that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoach
Roticeter
New Fork Fists
Poller
Awmrmay
Marhell Perrott
Newburgh
Corsada
Rochester Herald
Comention
Otisville Halloween Party Plans Hit Local Notes
Otisville notes announce the October Halloween party by the Ogshire Epworth Setene committee. The event invites all residents to join in a festive evening with games and refreshments at a centrally located hall.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fllenville
Mary Hartwig
Stellan
May von Deusen
Jennieichards
Vernon
Ben M. Taylor
A. KE. Cox
Norma Happ
Helen Quvine
Bey Word
Terensa McMahen
Uncle Sam
Florence Gaskell
Columbia
Rachel Thornton
Pech
Carrie Doyle
Mabel Fredd
Mra
Gifford Minchett
Whnaw J. McDonnell
Milford
Mitchell House
John Hammond
Washington DL
Howard Iuminton
Hank
George W. Murphy
Dtherly
Wajaile Inn
Sadie Denman
Main Street
Vincent Taunting
Yonkers
John F. Norbery
Eugene Clark
Willan C. Ror
Daniel Fitzgerald
Addie Stratton
George F. Andreas
Mars Northbop
Ernest Sherman
J. M. Lawrence
Kameddie
Campbell Usil
McCreary
Searsville Grange Hall
Otto Hack
Oto Mack
Maanervror Germania
Nonath
Mantercker
Z. H. Evans
Miss Vangaasbece
Br Associated Press
Sap Dieko
Howe
Physicians IN Quarterly Gathering
Otisville
Ogshire, Oct
Epworth Setene
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