25 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Middletown Daily Argus
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1899
Page
1
Remedy named Nature's Asthma Remedy relieves severe asthma attacks and hay fever, seen as a long used favorite. Also promoted is Nature's Diarrhea Remedy at 25 cents. The Best Talcum Powder is sold plain or perfumed with foot powder use. McMonagle & Rogers advertise at 30 North St and 155 North St.
We will take our second inventory the first of September and have reduced prices on every article to clear stock before that date. Many items are offered at substantial markdowns to move inventory promptly.
A crowded Goshen track witnessed a bustling racing day with numerous heats and close finishes. Spectators packed the stands as athletes from local clubs in animated competition, drawing near-record attendance and creating a lively postrace atmosphere.
The Erie Road Board of Directors presents its annual report noting freight charges were affected by low traffic yet overall earnings increased due to passenger and other traffic. Operating mileage totaled 0 with fiscal year figures showing costs and net income. details include working expenses and earnings from various departments.
A fragmented historical column describes a string of odd events and names, referencing Iradhvist, Santh, Casto, and Simth in a tangled plot. Readers are invited to follow a week of intrigue, wit, and personal upheaval amid cross currents of rumor and rumor control.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions trials, bail, and town notices including highway robbery, discharges, and a public cemetery ser vice. It references individuals and places in a blurred list of legal actions and local happenings with no clear cohesive narrative.
Members of the club plan a Saturday afternoon gathering to preview a potential tournament. Sketched play types, ranging from strong to weak, will be shown as friends and attendees watch and discuss prospects for a future event.
An obituary details the death of Warxarrt Bitey and Margaret biky dad eat 240 udlak theatherieon at a hann. It lists survivors including daughter Med Alex Ceintut 2b and references services and burial arrangements at Tiace treet. The text is garbled with numerous unreadable fragments throughout.
A listing of items from a newspaper page notes a trolley employees picnic at Walway Park on a Wednesday in September with vaudeville and cake walk activities, plus a church event at Mudysny Park and a labor dispute update from May 25 regarding engineers and a Delware Lackawanna and Western railroad grievance. Also referenced is the Dreyfus Court Martial with testimony and calls for testimony from Du Paty de Clam and others.
An old resident recalls abandoned farms along a Kayour'a to Hellgale road and a wall ruined by time. He describes remains of homes and orchards, with foundations of ruined buildings and a theater-like ruin in a hollowed area, noting stubborn hands and moldering structures.
Reported fighting between government and revolutionary forces continues in San Domingo. Text notes shifting positions and casualties as troops exchange fire near key areas, with observers describing the clash as stubborn and uneven.
Thieves blasted open the Standard Oil office on Sprague Avenue with dynamite for a second time in a year. They stole about $40 from a cash drawer while leaving the scene littered with debris and powder traces, as investigators traced faint footprints to a rear exit and noted heavy hardware used in the break-in.
The commission notes funds are tight and urges postponement of wage payments and merchandise accounts. It warns that salaries for medical staff and officers may be deferred, with all efforts to collect arrears and maintain essential services amid budget shortfalls.
A battered notice details a Mapes family gathering with relatives from Newburgh, Port Servin, Michigan, and New York. The report lists attendees including Mrs. Jobo Stam, Lovsiet Mame, Vinan Edna Day Mapes, Lez Mapes, WOH Mapes, and Victor Enin with daughter, among others. The piece notes the event occurred after a business matter and mentions Beery and a neighbor couple.
Police report describes a raid on hobos and tramps in a Duluth area, with several men arrested and arraigned for vagrancy and related offenses. Witnesses name suspects linked to the Mussel Uletee and Orange Todjuotea districts, as officers deter repeat offenses.
The note from Theo Reinecke declares that the Orange County Brewery will be run by the proprietor and will uphold strictly pure beer. He thanks patrons for support and asks continued patronage as the brewery remains a quality, successful operation.
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