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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1913

Page

4

Tenants as Income Tax Collectors in New Regulations

Albany Oct 23 treasury department to issue rules for collecting income tax at source. Banks and corporations must withhold tax on bond interest and tenants must withhold tax on rents for transmission by Nov 1. Exemption limits 3000 single 4000 married. Bondholders must identify themselves with attached forms. failures trigger withholding. Tenants must withhold rent tax if landlord fails to file exempt statement. Corporations with guaranteed bonds face new impact.

Albany Treasury Department Penrose Treasury bank +i Regularians Faroma Aluo Pontaxabla Flacds Inceea

Col King to Leave for Jackson Tennessee

Goshen, Oct 25 Col John J King has trained Artley Paris horses at Historic Track this season and will start for Jackson Tennessee next month. He will spend the winter there and has completed improvements at the track area including the hillside beyond the course.

Goshen John J. Kink Artley Paris Exsperta Sunny South Sarks Jackson, Teun Hingwit Mr. King

Caught Thieving Bear Shot After Raids In Maine Town

In Lawinion Maine on October 23 a wolfish bear tied to raids near Huison Glenbym and Vien was shot by Walter Storman of Alton. The bear had earlier escaped a trap by gnawing off a paw and weighed about 225 pounds. It had repeatedly raided sheep, crops, and corn patches, eluding shots and springing at pursuers. The carcass was found near a mile from the trap with bullet marks and scars on its flanks.

Lawinion Timicra Huison Glenbym Vien Walter GL Storman Alton Storman Tike Bear

iSTEVENS IS STILL ALIVE AT THE HOSPITAL

Milton Stevens of Walton Delaware County lies in Thrall Hospital in a semi conscious state after injuries that puzzled police inquiries. Chief Dean cites uncertain cause and notes Stevens is 46 to 60, about six feet tall with sandy complexion and a history of drunkenness. Authorities report multiple inconsistent accounts of how the injuries occurred.

Milton Stevens Walton Delaware County Thrall Hospital McCoach Stevens Police Dean Ferris Stevens Hamden

Christmas Box To Be Sent To Bell Institute

Goshen October 245 The Presbyterian Christmas box to the Bell Institute Walnut North Carolina will be packed at the Nissos Union home on Greenwich avenue about November 1 Following is a Hat of artistes most needed For boys Handkerchiefs gloves or mittens balls knives pocket combs necktion gemes pictures paint boxes picture punsies panelis atutionary land books For girls Handkerchiefs white aprons gloves ribbons madle books work base hose dolly dolls furni ture drawing slates blocks beltr AJ gifts should be new simple and inexpensive but of good quality Girthing cannot be utilized for Christ inan gifts except where specially re quested

Goshen Presbyteris Bell Institute Walnut North Carolina Nissos Union Greenwich Avenue

B F Todd Nominated for Justice of the Peace

Honjamin Todd of Burlingham, once a prominent merchant, is nominated for Justice of the Peace on the Republican ticket in Maronkating town Sullivan county. The item notes this as a sealed-screen office bid.

Honjamin Todd Burlingham Oice of Justice The Peres Republicar Trikal Maronkating Sullivan Couty

The Man Not The Man The Office And Mr Todd

The text describes political maneuvering as Mr Todd accepts the omens reluctantly and old ties influence the campaign. It notes past respect for Mr Todd in the city and his rise as a candidate for Justice of One Peace, with friends pushing him toward favored positions and public rapport.

Mr. Todd Tha ‘Omingdos Lig Iy Han Todd Uils City Ha Wan Mawalathy

Hayes Case Aims for Trial This Week

The Kasen execution case from Middletown, tied to Ferenburg and Sullivan counts, remains on the calendar for trial at the Sept Supreme Court session in Tythen. Attorneys for the executor indicated the matter could move at this week’s session.

Harry T. Kasen Middletown Ferenburg Sullivan Tythen Sullican Lenin Tore

Typhoon Typhoid Alarm Reaches Downsville Area

A typhoid outbreak is reported in Downsville with rising cases in Shinhopple Master Mountain and Paysenville. Health authorities, led by Mr and Mrs ET Smith and Mite Schwab of Milcetown, coordinate epidemic response as officials monitor the fever’s spread.

Downsville ET. Smith

Watches Taken as Joke at Party Hostess Misses Fleur de Lis Pin

Mrs M. M. Butcher of 184 Monroe avenue reported to police around midnight Friday that two watches vanished after guests departed. Three known local men were at the party and later returned the items after officers questioned them. One suspect confessed he took the watches as a joke. the fleur de lis pin remained missing. Chief McCouch reprimanded the youths and released them.

M. Butcher Monhaten Avenue Moth Butcher McCoach Walton Delaware County

$35,000 for Miss McIntyre in breach of promise suit

In New York a breach of promise suit by Miss Mary McIntyre of Brooklyn against William Hughes a wealthy aged manufacturer ended with a verdict of 36000 dollars the largest sum ever decreed in New York for breach of promise and among the largest in the United States Miss McIntyre attended the verdict as jurors summarized the case while Hughes’s daughters departed early from the courtroom.

New York Mary McIntyre Brooklyn William Hughes United States Miss McIntyre H Hughes Hughes

PALLS 100 FEET INTO TREE TOP AT STORM KING MOUNTAIN

Newbureh October 24 John White a member of the detachment of feld music of Woat Point arrived and fell from a hundred foot precipice on Storm King's mountain. He was caught in a tree and held by branches until companion Thomas King reached him and brought him down. White remained conscious during extraction then became unconscious for several hours.

Newbureh John White Feld Music Woat Point Storm King 'S Mountain Thomas King White King

Mercury tablets in new form may curb harm from misstated poisons

The article notes Isaac Levy of Brooklyn, father of Mrs Isaac Goodman, and others harmed by taking bichloride of mercury mistaken for medicine. It claims George McNutt of Newton Drug is pushing a safer tablet form produced by a large western drug house to prevent patrons from taking the wrong medicine.

Isaac Levy Brooklyn Isaac Goodman George McNutt Newton Drigeist

Hollowe'en Euchre and Dance at St Paris Church Grange Hall

A Hollowe'en Euchre and dance will be held by the St Paris Church members in the Grange Hall on Holloween evening October 31. Maisie Williams' orchestra will provide music with refreshments served. Dancing begins at 8 30 pm and a five dollar gold prize is promised for best costume or attendance.

St. Paris Talihide Grange Hall Holforeen Maisie Williams

5000 Employees at Busch Brewery Return Home

5000 employees at Busch Brewery in St. Louis and surrounding areas returned to their homes after a years absence in Reno Nevada and San Prencia. Mr Sunenaugh, son of Mr and Mrs Thonon Sinenbaueh, of 1% Cottage Street, plans to settle in this city.

Jane FL Sinenhaugh Fnd Thonon Sinenbaueh Reno Nev Sah Prencia Suneahaugh

Royalty Arrives in Canada From England

The Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia arrived in Canada from England, embarking on royal duties across provinces with a busy itinerary and ceremonies planned in Quebec and other centers.

Royalty Canada Cis Aseociated Press Y Quebec Cel Mrhem of Connancht Princess Patricia England Todas

Five Die in Dynamite Explosion at Piedmont Mines

Five men were killed in a dynamite explosion at the Piedmont Manganese Company mines in Lynchburg Virginia. The incident occurred October 25 and was reported by the Associated Press. Investigations were initiated to determine the cause and assess safety failures.

Lynchburg Piedmont Manganese Company

Diaz Declines Huerta Invitation to Mexico City

General Felix Diaz received a War Department invitation from President Huerta to visit Mexico City but did not comply. Unless Diaz changes plans, he will not accept the invitation.

Vera Cruz Felix Diaz President Huerta War Department Mexico City Diaz

Johnson's Store Burns at Bruynswick Ulster County

A fire at 8 o'clock Sunday night destroyed Frank Johnson's general store at Bruynswick Ulster County with all contents lost. Residents were unable to save the building or its goods as heat and flames prevented entry.

Frank Johnson Bruynswick Ulster County

George Hipe Alive and Well In Paterson Paper

A Paterson newspaper clipping reports Elbert Hipe is alive and well. It notes he is brother to George Hipe who died of gasoline fumes in the city years ago. The piece also mentions George Hipe as a known contractor and builder in the city and recalls his skill as an oxroaster at Columbia Park events.

Elbert Hipe Paterson George Hipe John Columbia Park

Lonsdale Queen Sold to Brookside Farm Owner

Mrs Miller of Brookside Farm near Middletown has exchanged Lonsdale Queen the trotter for a yearling colt and money with Mr Goldstein Newark N J. The deal completed this week makes Goldstein owner of Todd McGregor a chestnut stallion trained here by John Packer in the latter part of the past decade.

800 Killed in Monterey Battle Report

Mexico City dispatches report 800 rebels killed when government forces defeated the rebels at Monterey on October 25. The casualty figure underscores a decisive clash as authorities push to quell insurgent activity in the region.

Monterey Mexico City

Plunged to Death at the Capitol

John Miikeleni a 25 year old Boston man who roomed at 4 High street was employed as a sand blast cleaner by W J L Waples Company Boston. He was killed instantly at 10 o clock when the scaffold rope broke and he fell about 125 feet into the alley below.

John Miikeleni Boston High Street W. JL. Waples. Company Capitol

Thrall Hospital Donation Day Observed On October 24

Tarail Hospital calls for its annual donation day on Thursday October 24. The event highlights the generous response of residents who contribute to the hospital’s needs, a long list of donors aiding those beyond themselves.

Tarail Hospital

Frisco Has a Slight Quake

San Francisco reports a light earthquake affecting windows at 2 a.m. today. Changes include Chenier Grange planning to omit the Halloween social and move the New England supper to November 7. The Ter lar meeting and Chenier Grange pike meeting on November 4 are to be omitted with operation shifted to November 18.

Associated Tree San Francisco Cal CheNer Grange Hallowe‘en Croater Grange Hallyacon Socal New England Chenier Granme

Trainman Hurt In Port Jervis Crash Injure at Matamoras Home

Eric Trainman of the New York Division was treated at Port Jervis Hospital on Thursday for a bruised arm and fatigue after being thrown from a train by emergency airbrakes. He returned to his home in Matamoras.

Eric Trainman Red Corwen New York Port Jervis Hospital Sik Hhis Matamoras Erie Frank Dilger Port Jervis Port Jervie Metamoras Chappel Ramapo Charles Lorgan Middletown

Gibson is Release

The first trial at Goshen yielded a 9 to 3 jury split in favor of conviction. A second trial at Newburgh ended with a single dissenter. Throughout both trials Gibson was supported by his courageous wife who stayed by him and campaigned for acquittal.

Goshen Newburgh Gibson

Mrs Eaton testifies in own defense in poison murder case

Plymouth October 25 Mrs Eaton on the stand describes debts paid and her unhappy marriage to Admiral Eaton citing Eaton’s temperance and finances. Railway injuries report two Port Jervis men discharged from Port Jervis Hospital after yard and caboose accidents with treatment at the local facility.

Plymouth

Anniversary Celebrated at Warwick in 25th Year

Maplecroft home of Mr and Mrs Hawkins near Warwick hosted a joyous 25th wedding anniversary Friday afternoon. The couple received guests with sons Charles Alden Harold, while Rev Taber Knox spoke of their married life and presented a Carnation named Anna Hawkins. Attendees came from Island New York Monroe Washingtonville Goshen Allendale and Hamptonburgh with sons at Harvard and Williams Colleges.

Maplecroft A. Hawkins Warwick Charles Alden Harold Taber Knox Bonsyman Anna Hawkins

Two New Tracks To Join the Grand Circuit

Grand Circuit stewards plan an informal November 23 meeting in New York to discuss club improvements and the possible admission of two tracks. A January regular meeting date is set, location awaited. Narragansett Park in Providence and Readville in Readville, Massachusetts are mentioned as potential new members, with the schedule possibly expanding to include them.

New York Narragansett Providence R. 1 Readville Mass Seston

Philippine Scout Captain Dies of Wounds in Moros Fight

Manila Oct 25 Captain Harry McElderry of the Thirteenth Company of Philippine Scouts died of wounds from a fight with Moros at Tulipag. The Associated Press reports the death after the engagement.

Manila Harry McElderry Thirteenth Company of Philippine Scouts Tulipag

Yachtsman to Build Defender for America's Cup

Yonkers, Oct. 25. Alexander Smith Cochran, prominent yachtsman, announces plans to build a racing yacht as a candidate for the defense of the America's Cup. He emphasizes a high performance design and plans to begin construction soon.

Yonkers Alexander Smith~ Cochran

Auctioneer Campbell Hall Washingtonville Postoffice

Thomas Roger attorney at law Trust Co Building North City names appear with Campbell Hall Washingtonville post office and auctioneer details in a fragmented local notice about a legal or property matter.

Thomas Roger Altornay At Law, Trust Co North &T City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jackson, Tenn Istevens B. F. Todd Justice OF Peace Hayes Ilife Saver IS Busch Bier Adolpine Busch Reno Associated Press Paras Huerta Associated Prose Johnson’s Store Burns Lonsdale Queen Frisco Injcred Mrs. Eaton Monticello O'Neil Centerville Station Louis Waller New York City Waller O’nell Centerville Miss O'Connell Miss O’connell Philippine Suudt Campbell Hall N. Ft Washingtonville Postoffice Scai J. V. Demerest Dry Goods CO North Street Middletown, N. Y
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