Middletown certiorari hearing on Horton tannery odors
In a Wednesday session of certiorari proceedings against the city of Middletown, witnesses described offensive odors and smoke from a tannery and related sites. City engineer Norton testified on property impact while others noted adjacent residences, soot, and Monhagen brook odors influencing property values and livability.
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Eugene
Middletown
Horton
Johin Qs Wilkin
Servin
Hortoi
Albert
Ny ‘Warner
Avenue
Edward C. ‘Dodd
Monhagen Brook
Albert G.norton
Norton
John W. Post
Careonaml Towner Company
Combling
Cremsee
Brem
Davidge
Highland Avenue
Hortes
Watts settles dispute over Horton property routes
The decision outlines the ground for disputed points on the Horton property, with Mr Watts allowing a tale and substance for both parties to prepare briefs and submit. The announcer stated the meeting would decide the meat by auto over the routes and property in question, confirming the property itself as the focal point.
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Watts
Horton
Itepec
Goshen Evangelistic Services Continue Amid Campaign
In Goshen on October 29 a special evening meeting at the Presbyterian chapel drew attendees for a faith renewal appeal. Additional services are scheduled including morning sessions, a gospel parade from the Presbyterian Church, and an outdoor meeting at Erle station. A colored service at Olivet chapel features Rev MV Williams and Prof Butts with enrollment urged for all residents.
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Goshen
Presbyterian
Soma
Upower
Presbyterian Chapel
Presbyterian Church
Erle Station
Olivet Chapel
MV. B. “Willams
Butts
Marriages in City and Suburban Homes
Hymeneal notices describe two weddings held at local church parsonages and a private home. The first unites Mr. and Mrs. Sealing arandt-Tompking near Jolmpkina, Delaware county, with Rev Walter Toetin-Waaner officiating. The second joins Miss Edith Beli Hyzer and Lewis A Hetman at the North Congregational Church parsonage with Rev Curries H Reynolds presiding.
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Congregational Pint
Walter ‘Toetin ‘Waaner
Sealing
Edith Beli Hyzer
Elmer KE. Hycer
Liverty
Lewis
Hetman
Walt
North
Herman
von Berg
Probe of Drug Store Deal Under Sherman Act Review
Washington October 25 the Department of Justice intends to investigate reported plans for United Cigar Stores to acquire Riker Drug Stores. Complaints have been received and an effort will be made to determine if the consolidation violates the Sherman Antitrust Law.
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Washington
Justice Intemia
United Cigar Stores
Riker Drug Stores
Tthe Department
Anl Efort
Witnesses Testify in Middletown Case Over Settlement and Injuries
Testimony details an offer to Pagano to settle for 150 dollars and hospital bills paid, Pagano’s alleged release signing and rationality at hospital, and doctors’ findings about injuries. Judge Tompkins to instruct jury after complex arguments on contributory negligence and discharge of parties.
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Ellis
The
Standard
Ly Ri- Cross
Mindietown
Pagano
Streleage
Antonio Petralto
Standard’ Oil
Middletown
Robert Cordner
Cordner
Mia
Detowa
Déteisé
Renatiat
Getta Mullen
Thrail
Fred “Ho
Scntt
Fulisburg
Pagno
Sre Futerton
Middieto
Cima
Dominic Ceovine
Tod
Tompkins
Neceivars
Taxgiot
Trenty Tulastes
Readich
Platatif
Tompkion
Heinrich
Fost National Bank of Middletown
Waits
Oakes and Bright
Mr. Watts
Bright
Indictments Delayed by Court Confusion in 1864 Case
The report details a 1864 court session where indictments were postponed due to foot traffic and readjusted schedules. Jervis and Kiesewetter appeared. cross examination focused on bonds and representations to Kiesewetter regarding investments. The defense rested as the jury was steered toward a dismissal conclusion.
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Alf
Serrta
Aod
JR Taylor
Urs
McGittert
Jervis
Boies Ufy
Bauer
Kiesewetter
Biatntig
Poison death found at grave in Pittsburgh suburb
Mrs. Anna Wilking, 70, was found dead at the grave of her husband Samuel Wilkins in Carnegie cemetery. Authorities say poison was found nearby and are investigating the death as possibly connected to the grave site incident.
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Pittsburgh
Anna ‘Wilking
Samuel Wilkins
W. Cemetery
Carnegis
Gibson seeks speedy trial after indictments in New York
Burton W. Gibson, freed from the Countess Szabo murder charge, asks for a quick trial on indictments for forgery and larceny. He complains of poor jail conditions and claims evidence exists that would have acquitted him. He credits Orange County officials with a discovery that led to new prospects.
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New York
Burton W. Gibson
Beaho
Tate
Burton W. Gison
Szabo
Gibson
New York County
Orange -County
Wilson
Orange County
Ridente
Last Matinee Postponed By Goshen Driving Club
Goshen October 26 rain forced cancellation of the Historic Track matinee. Secretary W K Dickerson organized an unusually fine program, and many disappointed spectators expected high class racing. Managers postponed two matinees to next Saturday, promising the season’s final program. The season was hailed as the Driving Club’s most successful, providing pleasant outings for local residents who enjoy racing.
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Goshen
W.K Dickerson
Goaben
Tidally
Unclear excerpt on footwear and antibiotics guidance
Fragmentary passage references Natars and pataze with Semed cence and Dor, mentions saving bed berm tede in shoes and antibios. No coherent event or identifiable entities.
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Pataze
Toofa
Mater of Shoes
Chicago News
Hearing in Contest of Grace Will in Goshen
The first hearing in the contest over Patrick Grace's will occurred yesterday in Goshen. Proponents faced contestant Mrs Irving Grace with six to seven witnesses and tests of the testator's sanity and thrift. Adjournment was set for Monday morning November 17 for further testimony from proponents.
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Gashen
Patrick B Sia
Burro
Empire House
Ner
Grate
Fe 16
Grace
Patrick Grace
New
Kerk
Gosten
Stoddard case set for new jury in Cornwall
Counsel for interested parties met in Cornwall to draw a jury for the People against Herbert Stoddard charged with reckless driving of automobiles on Band Square. Barnett prosecuted, Hunter Jr. defended. prior jury failed 5 to 1 for defendant. A new trial date tentatively set for Friday night in Justice Dunn's office. Stoddard, a well known Chester resident, has position at Durland's store.
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Chester
Cornwall
Newburgh Journal
Dunn
Herbert Stoddard
Band Square
Henry” Hunter, Jr
Tris
Herbert Stothard
Cherter
Durland
Postponed Slate-Hill Event Now November 7
The Social Four postponed the October 31 event at Slate-Hill to Friday evening November 7. Music will be by the McWilliams Orchestra. Organizers hope to see all bur oldifrmis at the rescheduled gathering.
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Fk Fe Bettaky
Stae
Christmas Sale and Chicken Pie Supper at Grace Church
A Christmas sale and chicken pie supper will be held at Grace Church Pariah House on Thursday November 6 with afternoon and evening sales of fancy and domestic articles. A chicken pie supper begins at 5 20 with tickets priced in cents. tickets available from parish members or H. W. Johnson’s store.
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Grace Church- Pariah House
Cary
Itu
Johnson
Schmidt's Friend Gets Long Sentence in Atlanta
Ernst Maret, ally of Hans Schmidt, sentenced to seven years and six months in the Atlanta Federal Prison for counterfeiting. Maret sought to return to Germany on grounds of health.
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Schmidt
Agsntinied Prost
New York
Erncst Maret
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumoller
Atlanta
Germany
Dexini
Fugitives Sale Planned in DeWitt Murder Case
Barry J. DeWitt, accused of fatally shooting Robert Constable, the wife’s brother in law, is a fugitive and a sheriff sale is set for Monday afternoon November 17 by Sheriff Howard C. Mains. The incident occurred March 16 after a dispute.
Otisville News Highlights Local Social Group Events
Otisville reports a flurry of visits and congratulations with Miss Muth Dodge’s birthday, George Doty and Mae Haight’s secret wedding, sermons and choir renditions at Presbyterian services, and upcoming Halloween party hosted by L.T.L. members. Attendees include Postmaster G. H. Tymeson family, Dr. Park of New York, and numerous local residents visiting kin in Middletown and nearby towns.
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Ottaville
Muth Dodge
P. J. Ryan Ie
Brother
Sbort Howser
Middletown
Tre
Aaron Winter, Jr
Buchanan
Port Jervis
G. H. Tymeson
Howard Tymeson
Dr. Park
New York City
Ruth Laing
Schenectady
Mapes
Alfred Ketcham
Doe
William Roberts
Beaver Brook
Sullivan County
Rockwell
Great ‘Metropolis
Frederick Sprenger
Jos
Babe” Wells
Jack” Wilson
New York
Weltman
H. C. Weltman
Norman Sly
Charles Harding
Levi Hulsaple
Eus Krum
Haukingon
Loomis
Charles”. Moore
Bullowa
G. A
Hil
Sar
Buck
Lanatorium
Faulk
George Hoberts
Ciara Greenfest
Wallace Feed
Otisville
George Doty
Mae Haight
Glens Falls
Presbyterian Church
Laing
LTL
Iste Teller
Holy Name Catholic Church
Ledam Hell
Charles Wheat
Fitzgerald
Cress
Robert S. Young
Epworth League
Ridgewool
Hallowe'en
M. ‘Eb. Caarch
William Gass
Agnet Glass
Epworth Case
Wiliam A. Tinner
Stormy Weather and Dinner Plans Noted in Brief
A fragment notes stormy conditions and a reminder to be ready for a hearty dinner. It mentions saving a date and being prepared for an appetizing supper, with an implied sense of urgency.
Real estate sale planned for George Brewster bankruptcy
Newburgh Oct 28 Referee in Bankruptcy Walter C Anthony ordered the sale of George R Brewsters real estate at public auction. The action settles dower rights and a $20000 plus claim by the National Bank of Newburgh. Anthony will review the dower issue before payment to Mrs Brewster and recommends court acceptance of the receivers report with appraisers fees and receiver compensation set.
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Newburgh
Walter C. Anthony
James G. Graham
Tov
Fany V. N. Ramsdall
Airs
Margaret C. Brewster
George R. Brewster
Wits
Brewster
Ramsdel
Bank of Newburgh
Anthony
Noint
Brewster's
United States District Court
Graham
Edward J. CoHing
Ww. Tompkins
William H.en
J. R Thompson, Jr
Callicoon Hotel Man Victor Perschbacher Dies
Port Jervis dispatch reports Victor J. Perschbacher former owner of the Globe Hotel at Callicoon died at his Callicoon home after a long illness. He was born in Shohola, Pike County, Pa., son of Jacob and Mrs Perschbacher. He ran the Globe Hotel for years and was well known in the Delaware Valley. He married Kate Campbell of Barryville. Survived by his wife, two sons of Callicoon, and brother Jacob Perschbacher of Callicoon.
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Port Jervis
Victor
J. Perschbacher
Globe
Callicoon
Shoholt
Pike County
Jacob’ Perschbacher
Glove
Whckely
Delaware Valley
Kate Campbel
Barryville
Jacob Ferschbacher
Doctor DeVine Returns After Eastern Live Stock Meeting
Dr J F DeVine, Goshen, returned from Boston where he attended the Eastern Live Stock Sanitary Association session. He addressed members on Interstate Control of Glanders and Tuberculosis, outlining policy and procedures.
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Goshen
J. F. DeVine
Boston
Eastern Live Stock ~ Sanitary Association
DeVine
Artesian Well Drilling by Selleck and Wann
Artesian wall drilling advertised by Selleck and Wann promises responsive service with twenty five years experience. The ad notes address 70h Spragua avenue and offers telephone connections for correspondence.
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Selleck
Cman
John Selleck
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Ey Hal
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Lawyera, Thomas &. Rogers, Trust Co
Wm. Stewart Ker
C. Ker
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Otleville
N.Y
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Gramercy
Rockafellow
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Great Jones
Jones
Mt. O. Rockafallow
Alex. Merritt
Eat - James St
Great Jones St
T. Corneliue
Feneral
Lora
North St .Oon
Branch
Oueville
Telapioon
Lady Aseletamt
E. H.mulligan
Olliniment
Gale
Tuthiy & Terhune
Command Streets
Chambers Brea
St North Street
Erskine Mills
North Street
Vernon Drag Company
Wickham Avenue
Dottica
Mulligan Remedy CO
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