Woman Dies After Carbolic Alcohol Poisoning on Train
An unnamed twenty-year-old woman, of foreign birth, died on the O and W train near Gummitville after ingesting carbolic acid and alcohol in the toilet. Dr. Benjamin F. Neal failed to revive her. coroner notified. A Hebrew letter found, later translated, referenced family in Brooklyn. The investigation traced possible ties to Sarah Gonchar, a Brooklyn resident, with relatives and a backstory of illness and previous attempts at self-harm by another family member.
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Gummitville
Francisco
Adies
Benjamin F. Neal
Ellenville
Cristat
U Hospital
Hulett
Perthin
Corjoner Crist
Sarah Gonchar
Sarah
Brooklyn
Bedford
N. Y
Luzon
Mondar
Ellenville Notes and weekend visitors in town
Ellenville reports weekend visitors from Fallsburg Schenectady and New York. locals, families, and visitors attend the county fair, while residents comment on new businesses and upcoming marriages and community events.
Water supply bills audited in New York
An auditing report highlights New York water supply bills reviewed by the center of New York work. The discussion mentions appointments for water vat elements at a rate of £2 per year and notes a water declaration related to a March event and involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amana
Ctr
Eel
Jovereit Penier
Sts Svneos
Idanen
Witham &. Sehenp
X Alien
Surrogate Court session aids estate transfers in Newburgh
Clerk T D Schoonmaker filled Surrogate's Court role during a session in Newburgh as Surrogate Swerey was away and special Surrogate Joseph M Wilkin attended the aunt of Mrs Louisa Cooley Wilker's funeral. Orders exempted estates of Thomas Holland and John Brenner Green from transfer tax. Armita S Clark hearing adjourned to Sept 14. The Dayton business announces merger of Thornton B and Tinsten Bartow with real estate offices open to public. Orange County Promitionists hold convention Sept 74 with Rev Andersen delivering an evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Schoonmaker
Newsurgh
Swerey
Joseph M. Wilkin
Louisa Cooley Wilker
Schoonmaker
Thomas Holland
John Brenner Green
Armita S. Clark
Monroe
Dayton
Ine Thornton B On
National Tank
Tinsten & Bartow
Ataney
Thornton R. Dayton
Orange CO
Orange County Promitionists
Andersen
Resignation Accepted at Republican City Committee Meeting
A Tuesday night gathering of the Republican City Committers, held in the Corporation Counsel Ruchel Wiesins office, accepted Chairman James Brazee's resignation and adjourned with plans to reconvene later.
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Ruchel] Wiesins
James
Brazee
Adiouma
Jaier
Farmhand detained for intoxication at Franklin Square
A farmhand was arrested around 1 o clock Thursday at Franklin Square for intoxication after being observed riding and insulting passersby on Tuesday and Thursday. He was held at the jail to "cool off" after the incident.
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Franklin Square
Thursdar
Death of Edward Cox local cutter and musician
Edward Cox 26 or 27, a Ole cutter and clarionet player for the 24th Separate Co Band, died Tuesday after noon at 29 James Street after illness from hemorrhages and pneumonia. He played at Goshen races last week. Funeral held Thursday at Grace Church with K of P members as bearers. burial at Hillside Cemetery. Survived by his father J J Cox, his mother having died seven years earlier, and was active in Lancelot Lodge, K of P. Born in Pompton, N J, but raised in the city and employed at Madden & Morrison File Co. He was a quiet, esteemed musician and a beloved son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie May Porter
Waterbury
New Paltz
Thomas
Sherman Vedder
Jennie Vaughn
P. du Bois Bunting
Elizabeth
N. J
Augustus Bunting
Ellen
Ellenville
S. Percy Hooker
Albany
Adto
Wayside Inn
Hooker
State Good Roads Commission
Casper Brady
Brooklyn
Samuel Brady
Jehial Sheeley
Waiton
Sheeley
Legene
Gwendolin Valentine
Jamaica
L. J
Rensep
Charles H. Schoonmaker
Airs
James van Gaaspeek
Schenectady
Katherine LeFevre
van Gaasbeek
Edward Underhill
Gloversvile
John F. Norbury
William Fater
New York
Forth Fuller
New Paltz Normal School
Lena Rosenbaum
Laurentii School
Brian Thornton
Thornton
Fred Hunt
P. H. Hatley
Wilkes
Farre
Knight
Harlem
William Gonde
Dr. Sproat
Grahamsville
42Nd Street
New Tork
Wiam Hearny
Walter Fahr
sIait
Mitchetown
Wostetaard Trainor
Jon
Epeniing
Vata Canandaigua
Charles Tradford
Proiential
Tuenrante Co
Sarah Stephens
John Atwait
Trev
FH. West
Tritt
Milliais
Mass
Ant
W Parcells
Norma
Talal
Wnday
Barsetis
Niatari
Lana
Clinton Avenue
Cox Brothers
Lulu Freileweh
Cragstmoor
Joseph Hyatt
F —Milss
Rachel Kortright
Benjamin Wilhelm
Pine Bush
Kerhonkson
Grace Dalry
Asbury Park
Christ Lutheran Church
John D. Rippert
Benjamin Schweinfest
Main and
Warren Streets
Mary McMullen
Falrsburgh
wMiss Hila Hicks
Edgar Lyems
L. A. Curran
Evelyn Hitchcock
James Kinnard
Michael Reynolds
Providence
Siemens
O. B. Seaman
Park Street
John’ Siermons
West End
Swinton
Port Jervis
Hart Fate
Matthew C. Julien
New Bedford
Mitchell House
Archibald Freer
Fred Douglas
Edward Misner
Daniel Vanderlam
Ellenrlie H
Orange County Fair
Middletown
Juesdar
Edward Cox
J. J. Cox
James Street
24Th Separate Co
Grace Church
F. S. Smithers
Lancelot’ Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
John Youngs
Edward Cranston
William Remsen
J. E. Corwin
Charles W. Miller
John N. Luguer
Hilside Cemetery
Lancelot Lodge
George J. Skinner
John J
Cornelia Stalter Cox
Pompton
Madden & Morrison File Co
Cox
Clarionet
George H Blizard Dies After Long Illness
George H Blizard longtime O W railroad trainman died at 49 Ogden street at 7 15 after strokes over three years and a final one Sunday. Born 1855 in Mount Hope he lived in Circleville and Otisville area. Survived by three children and two sisters. funeral held at 49 Ogden street then buried in Circleville. Frank Clarke Meath Hill Highland Lake dies suddenly at 6 10 am after apoplexy the day before. He was a Brooklyn copper smith who retired twelve years ago and lived at Meath Hill near Highland Lake. Survived by five daughters two sons. remains to 506 Clinton St Brooklyn.
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George H. Blizard
Ogden Street
Wisner Avenue
Mr. Bilzard
Mount Hope
Theodore
Clarissa Bilzard
Blizard
Otisville
Foley
Middletown
Lilian A
Nelle May
Frank B
Margaret
Thomas Hennessy
Circleville
Alice
Joel Northrup
Oalsville
Bilzard
B. R.T
BR. F. Lodge
Blzzard
Frank Clarke
Meath
Highland Lake
Mr. Clarke
Bual- Nese
Brooklyn
Meath Hill
County Meath
Ireland
Mrs. Clarke
Clarke
St. Joseph's Church
City
Mary C. Clarke
Alice D. Loughran
Jennie J. Dorle
Misa Katie
Misa Katie 5. Clarke, and Mise Agnes G. Clarke
Frank E. Clarke
James Mr. Clarke
Quincy
Mass
Ms. Clarke
Clinton St
Erie
Lake George fishing tale and Erie crime report
A local recounts dreaming of landing a giant black bass on Lake George, claiming a two foot monster he hauled in. Charles W. Arklils writes to Erie Jersey offices alleging criminals harassed him near Campbell Hall on Aug 26, with detectives stopping the attackers and an Erie Jersey investigation ongoing.
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Charles W. Arklils
Camppell Hall
Erle & Jersey Rlr
Erie
Guymard
Campbell Hall
Erie & Jersey
Exhibit of Furs Fills Two Windows at Dry Goods Co
At John V. Nemerest Dry Goods Co store an exhibit of furs opened Wednesday. Samples from a New York importing house fill two store windows, including mink, caracal, Japanese mink, fox and walrus skins in plain and painted varieties. Furs shown as coats neffs scarves and more. Prices expected to be lower than later in the season.
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John V. Nemerest Dry Goods Co
New York
Father Amasval
Labor Day Parade of G L U at Newburgh
At the Labor Day parade in Newburgh the Orange County Labor Union will form the seventh division with A Dejan as marshal. Two bands will march. unions from bakers painters carpenters and other crafts will be represented. Port Jervis Walden leaders in the eighth division. James Hall and Wir Finn Mels compete in running events at Woodland Park. shot putting and high jump also listed.
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Mewburgh
Walden
Wirfinn Mels
Pnion
James Hall
Woodland Park
Mechanics Plan for New York Trip
The Jr C U A M will send a large statewide delegation to the Hudson Fulton celebration in New York on September 27. An order float valued at 3900 will represent them in the parade. Wailkill Council plans to join. Delegates from Wailkill depart for the Saratoga state convention on Labor Day. Middletown’s delegation includes Ernest C Halleck George H Weller William A Devoe and H R Thorpe with D H Kesner likely attending.
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Hudson-Fulton
New York
Order Iil
Wailkill Council
Saratoga
Middletown
Ernest C. Halleck
George H. Weller
William A. Devoe
H- R. Thorpe
D. H. Kesner
Levinson Must Face Grand Jury Over Theft Case
Israel Levinson of Newburgh, a junk dealer, was arrested on a charge of stealing junk from the NL Central A. R. He faced reception of stolen goods charges and was held for grand jury action. Attorney Royce appealed to County Court Special Session. Royce’s opinion avoids release, noting insufficient evidence for release but enough to require explanation from the defendant. The magistrate’s holding for the grand jury was upheld on appeal.
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Israel Levinson
Newburgh
Central A. R
Peonmiers Court
Sontics Levinson
Tonet
Levinson
Serious Illness of Selah R. Corwin
Selah R. Corwin, a respected townsman in his 90s, was gravely ill at his South Street home Tuesday night. He rallied briefly and was reported improved, with friends hoping he may yet reach a long life, though age has left the strand of life very thin for him.
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Selah R. Corwin
South Street
Chief of Police Rescues Weeping Girl At Fair Grounds
At the fair grounds on Wednesday Chief of Police MCoach assisted a four or five year old girl who cried over an absent mother who had taken a younger sibling to tour the stalls. After a patient search, the officer reunited the older child with the mother, who explained she had merely kept pace with the crowd.
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McOach
Fair Grounds
Aba
Axala
Cattle Vanish in Maple Dale Theft Report
Cattle from Mrs. McDonald near Maple Dale reportedly vanished Wednesday prompting a large local search. The animals belonged to Mrs. Michael O Connor and had disappeared without a trace, despite efforts by residents to locate them. MR Hiler's illness is noted as an unrelated brief report with Edward Hiler recovering after a Tuesday morning attack.
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Cate
Harriman Recovery Reported Amid Privacy Watch
Special to Times Proac reports that Harriman is believed to be recovering after a European treatment and Austrian bath course. Sources note a weight loss and privacy fears as journalists press for updates while Harriman remains indoors and under medical care.
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Central Valley
Harriman
Tower Hill
Lyle
Herrisman
Simny
Austria
Harritage
Unien
Express
Chanf Fenrs
Arden
Associated Press
Turner
Ford
Thea
Hacknan
Ramapo
Mt, Ald
Wood-sbury
Bost
E. M. Cunningham
Invitation Delays Eastman College Anniversary Note
Elfer D. L. Conkling head of First National Bank received an invitation to Eastman’s Business College semicentennial at Poorhkerpae. The letter was intended for C. C. Gaines and sent via the late S. S. Conkling. Conkling replied humorously that the address should have been Gelden street New Jerusalem, noting he studied there over 42 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfer D. L. Conkling
First National Bank
Eastman
Business College
Poorhkerpae
Jastl Union
Mr. Conkling
C. C. Gaines
Mr. Conklin
S. S. Conkling
Mr. Con
Farmers Insurance Offer From Boyd & Deming
Local advertisement from Boyd and Deming at 79 North Street MiVeowa NW promises affordable fire insurance. It claims access to 12 reliable companies and rates as low as two cents to save customers dollars.
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Boyd & Deming
North Street
MiVeowa
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Barah Gonchar
Nathan Gon
Ead
New York Times
Caronti
Aida
Isrourates
Walt
Theos
Robert Manott
Fallsburg
Walter White
Schitzhticoke
N.Y
Lewis N. Edsol
John H. Kiuble
Ulster Paint Works
Hia Eleer
Ida Kimble
Clayton
D. H. Webster
Maddietowny
Geo. H. Blizard
Hill
Dreamland Fish
W. Atkins
Lake George
G.L. U
Walker Valley
Walker Valler
H. Frost
Shee i
DeWitteres
AL Scott
F. Wandestmarkwee
GIL Middletown
Eer
Razdaila
H, Thins
MR. Hiler
Edeara Hiler
bin Tessence
Collaze Street
Dr. Micks
Times-Proac
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