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Newspaper
Middletown Evening Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1871
Page
1
Middletown Evening and Penny PressSubscription Rates
Fragmentary text shows subscription pricing and delivery terms for Middletown Evening and Penny Press. Mentions weekly rates, monthly options, and mail orders with assorted monetary figures. Details are garbled and partially unreadable but indicate a newspaper subscription offer and pricing structure.
Village Delivery and Collections Notice
Notice states General ABC Mopumow KVEREKG will have charge of village delivery and make collections every two weeks. The current head of MEDAN ING PRESS may be purchased at a local bookstore at a price.
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ABC
Soiddletown
Medaning
Vail
Emis
Southern Democrats urged to speak for the South at next convention
The Lexington Progy argues Democrats must show restraint and speak for Southern interests at the next National Convention. The Richmond Enquirer criticizes Southern leaders like Toombs and Stephens for opposing Davis while Davis led the Confederacy, suggesting unified Southern sentiment should be expressed.
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Lexington
North
South
Jefe Davis
Theresianlle Courier-Journal
Young Republicans State Executive Committee Meet
The Young Men's State Republican Association Executive Committee met to plan the upcoming general meeting in Bingh on the 29th. The group aims to remove disaffection restore confidence unite all in the Republican faith with representatives from all districts attending. Robert H. Strahan and Charles Weygant are the committee’s officers. The Binghamton gathering will feature top Republican speakers.
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Youns
State Republicas Committee
Young Met
State Republican Association
Niod
Iest
Amoenbiy
Bingo
General Committee
Fourth of July Celebrations at Yfigdietown
The Webb Post No. a3 G. A. R. plans a 4th of July event at BPI Halls with noon and evening programs. Ice cream, cakes, cold items, sandwiches, coffee, and lemonade will be served. Maj. Gen. Barce TM will speak. dancing starts at 8:50 with late hours. Tickets 7 cents. admission 10 cents. Members listed as organizers and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yfigdietown
Webb Pos
BPI
Barce
Weil
J. T
Roose
Maes
Ingham, Jr
Charlot Candie's Revival After Mother's Death
The text recalls Charlot Candie a girl once living on Broadway and later revived by her mother Mme Adele Candis. It notes interment at Green Wood Cemetery and mentions a memorial erected in her memory in a Roman Catholic setting, linking to St Ann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione
Charlot Candie
Broadway
Mme
Adele Candis
St. Ann's Roman Catholic
Cbp
Green Woo
Examinations Schedule For Academy Students Next Week
The Academy announces a full slate of written and oral exams for Grammar School grades Second through Fifth. Testing runs Monday to Thursday with a final Saturday session for Fifth through Fourth Classes. pen and ink provided. certificates issued after exams. effort urged from pupils, parents, and the public.
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Academy
U. S
Cxsar
Speling
Annual exhibition and concert of Seward Institute Girls
The Young Ladies' Department of Seward Institute Florida held its annual exhibition and concert at Union Hall. A large local audience from Middletown Goshen Chester and nearby areas praised the performers led by Miss Libbie Houston and pianist Migg Murray. Prizes for attendance and achievement were awarded to Libbie H Houston Hattie Houston Ella Haring and others. The event showcased strong student progress and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Department
Seward Institute
Florida
Union Hall
Middletown
Goshen
Chester
George W. Seward
Libbie Houston
Migg Murray
Ella Haring
Mamie Roun
Libbie
Hattie Houston
Haring
Bonnell
Vail
Post
Randall
Corey
Schultz
Sewarg Institute
Friends of Education
Accident Injury Report Near Vinceco Village
Three returning from Vinceco village on a Sunday afternoon were involved in a carriage accident near the BM area. Mr Stewart, riding near Nail Works, was injured with a dislocated ear and facial bruising. No serious injuries feared.
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Vinceco Village
Stewart
Gees Nail Works
Ulster County House Lot Sold At Mortgage Sale
The Middletown Press reports the Ulster County House property adjoining Kingston Court House was sold last week at a mortgage sale to ex ane Brill for 8000 dollars.
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Middletown
Ulster County
Court House
Kingston
Exane Brill
Wedding Pictures From Treason Falls Photograph Found
A Middletown group received a photo featuring the Junior and his charming bride taken at Treason Falls in New York on June 10. The group also includes likenesses of another local bridal party spending their honeymoon at a popular watering place.
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Stull Laves
Ee Rends
Middletown
Treason Falla
N. Y
Currant worm pests diminish in New York gardens
The currant worm, pests in gardens for years, has not appeared this season. Reports from New York State note a noted absence of the common infestation, bringing relief to gardeners and fruit growers alike.
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New York
Rail line conflicts drive narrow gauge shift in upstate railroad plans
The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad moves from broad to narrow gauge under Delaware and Hudson Canal Company control. The Midland Company plans to build from Hancock to Cortland with trackage rights over the Ithaca and Cortland routes to Freeville and over the Southern Central to Auburn, potentially extending along the Murdock line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Goshen Notes and People Across Town This Summer
Personal notices highlight J Wiltsie Lee's Hudson River Stories from Putnam. Joseph N James visits Goshen from Cincinnati to revisit his hometown and past ties. J T Cockayne leaves for Sheffield England with Eagle Fire Works owners. Gen and Mrs Van Wyck plan Beaverkill region visit after the Fourth, with Major Waller and wife joining the party. Edwie Croswell dies in Princeton at 85, former Albany State printer and regency figure. Mary Gertrude Caskey changes name to Mary Gertrude Brodhead effective July 20. Rutger’s College valedictorian is C P Van Inwegen of Port Jervis. Swiss Bell Ringers vacation at Demarest’s Hotel in Warwick.
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J. Wiltsie Lee
Montgomery
Timothy Crowell
Orange County
Spirit
J. T. Cockayne
Eagle Fire Works
Sheffield
England
van Wyck
Beaverkly
Waller
Edwie Croswell
Albany Argus
Princeton
N. J
Albany
George
Mary Gertrude Caskey
Mary Gertrude Brodhead
Miss Caskey
Frank R. Brodhead
Deerpark
Rutger’s College
New Brunswick
P. van Inwegen
Port Jervis
Warwick
Demarest
A Fair Bigamist
The Sullivan Republican reports Fanny E Reynolds married Charley Holmes of Wurtsboro about a year ago. She later deserted him for Healey of the Barrens, then unlawfully wed George Palmer in April. After wandering she settled at Cochecton where James Bennett of Wurtsboro arrested her for bigamy. She is jailed in Monticello after bail default.
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Sullivan Republican
Fanny E. Reynolds
Chas. O. Holmes
Wurtsboro
Fanny
Charley
Healey
Old Mann Place
Barrens
George Palmer
Cochecton
James Bennett
Monticello
Firecrackers Banned in Deckertown Fourth Celebration
Firecrackers to be prohibited during Deckertown Fourth of July celebration amid concerns from youth groups led by Young America about fireworks safety and public disturbance. Police urge residents to join safety efforts and adhere to announced restrictions.
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Deckertown
Goshen Water Works seeks bids for Gate House Dam project
Goshen Water Commissioners advertise for proposals to build a Gate House and Storage Reservoir Dam for the Water Works with bids due July 10. Also noted are events and local notices including a Fourth of July oration, a Y M C A fundraiser, a declamation contest winner Willig H. Wiggins of Otisville, and obituaries for Abraham Conkling of Monroe and Robert Robertson of Wawayanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Po Canesten
Willig H. Wiggins
Otisville
Prieto’ College
Horsetrading and Summer Races at Goshen and Port Jervis
Reports from Greenwood Lake to Goshen and Port Jervis recount sales of Hambletonian and other horses for amounts from 600 to 650 dollars. The Port Jervis Driving Park two day meet on June 21 22 featured four races with Col. Abbott Palmer Bob Ridley and Windquill among winners and a notable dispute in a running race. Receipts topped 300 dollars as crowds from Monticello and Middletown attended.
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Port Jervis
Col. Abbott
Palmer
Bob Ridley
Champagne Charlie
Harry Booth
Windquill
Katy
Booth
Monticello
Middletown
Ergorses
Pearing
Sheriff O’brien
Geo. Gillett
Ray Charley
Feed Charley
O'Brien
Gillett
Lady Doremus
Harbinger
Delmonico
Ridley
Col
Abbott
Stella
Messrs
Davenport
Canfield
Wood
A. Brown
Messrs. Canfield
E. A Brown
E. M. Madden
Sullivan County Items Report Varied News Highlights
Mrs Tice the child murderer of Phillipa port escaped from the State Lunatic Asylum Utica but has been recap tured John Lord of Lordville killed twelve rattlesnakes smallest four feet in length A picnic to be held in Helms grove near Wurtsboro on Monday Ellenville brass and quadrille bands from Port Jervis Middletown and Wurtsboro will provide music A son of Thomas Griffin fractured an arm falling from a log by a pond near Gildersleeves Tannery Accidents frequent at Neversink tunnel due to falling rock Patrick Nocton skull fractured by a stone from a blast Watchman notes Henry Reynolds grave unfenced overgrown with bushes Reynolds Revolutionary War veteran Carpenter in Neversink hand injured by chisel Fire on mountains in Sullivan Ulster Delaware counties has swept over 10000 acres
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Sullivan County
Tice
Phillipaport
Utica
John Lord
Lordville
Helm’s Grove
Wurtsboro
Ellenville
Port Jervis
Middletown
Thomas Griffin
Gildersleeve’s
Neversink
Patrick Nocton
Henry Reynolds
Reynolds
Hall
Sullivan
Ulster
Delaware
Youthful Recklessness Reported Near Paterson
The Warwick Advertiser notes that a young lad in Paterson shortly after the Orange County Express passed Friday morning deliberately threw a small stone at a passenger car window. The pane shattered, glass fragments scattered, and the nearby seats held James N. Pronk, Esq. and Mr. Charles B. Mead who narrowly avoided injury.
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Warwick Advertiser
Orange County Express
Paterson
James N. Pronk
Charles B. Mead
New York State Editorial Association Opens in Saratoga
The New York State Editorial Association meets in Saratoga Springs with a large attendance. B F Judson presides as president and welcomes editors from across the state. Delegates hear addresses from Wm Tinsley and read letters from Postmaster General Cresswell and others. A trip to Saratoga Lake, a Grand Union Hotel ball, a Train speech, and planned visits to Lake George and Fort William Henry Hotel mark the program.
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Saratoga
New York State
B. F. Judson
Saratogian
Saratoga Springs
Wm T. Tinsley
The
Lyons Republican
Arnwell
Cresswell
Horace Y. Manton Marble
Isaac Butts
Association
Saratoga Lake
Grand Union Hotel
George Francis Train
Lake George
Fort William Henry
New Capitol
Albany
Spain vows Cuba integrity as colonies crisis looms
In Madrid the Minister of the Colonies pledges Spain will preserve Cuba's integrity if troops and manpower remain. President Grant and family attend New York Yacht Club races at Long Branch. Reports detail railway, mining, and maritime incidents across Europe and America.
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Madrid
Spain
Cuba
Grant
Long Branch
New York
Leipsic
France
Sherman
Washington
Empire Mines
Wilkes- Barre
Itill
Coal Sale by Railroad to Auction 120000 Tons Scranton Coal
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Co will auction 120000 tons of Scranton coal next Wednesday. Current coal prices are near the old mark and future price directions remain uncertain.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Scranton
Read Story on 4th Page and Local Notices
Out of season ice cream and a list of local notes from Kingston Ulster County to Newburgh Goshen and Walden. Highlights include fines for Sunday fishing, two full moons in July, a $25 000 expenditure for Overlook Mountain House, a runaway horse incident, long-lived residents, church fund proceeds, new local officials, and camp meetings. Also mentions violent incidents, court sentences, and community events with dates and places.
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Overlook Mountain House
Kingston
Ulster Co
Gray Horse
Main and
North-sts
Newburgh
Decker
Surrogate Court Admits Wills and Appoints Admins
June schedule lists admission of wills for John W Staples Ann Elizabeth Roe Samantha Rundell Michael Greene and contest hearing for Elizabeth Hawkins. Letters of administration granted for Hiram Crans Edward R Wood and William Mullen plus guardianship for Lewis H Wood and Julia Wood. Decrees recorded in accounts of Eli Aldrich James Waterbury Harmanus Cuddeback and Jacob Cuddeback cases.
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John W. Staples
Newburgh
Isaac Staples
Scott & Hirschberg
Proctors
Ann Elizabeth Roe
Cornwall
E. A. Brewster
Proctor
Samantha Rundell
Deerpark
Thomas N. Rundell
D. Finn
Michael Greene
Wallkill
Ann Greene
Matthew Cunningham
Decker & McQuoid
Proctora
Elizabeth Hawkins
Montgomery
Hiram Crans
Nane
Theodore B. Crans
Edward R. Wood
Cadiade
George W. Wood, Jr
Intestate
B.R, Champion
William Mullen
Chester
Honora Mullen
William B. King
Lewis H. Wood
Julia Wood
B. R, Champion, Proctor
Charles E. Cook
Epenetus Lounsberry
Eli S. Aldrich
William H. Clark
James E. Waterbury
B. Edsall
Warwick
Duryea & Tors
Lewis Cuddeback
Harmanus Cuddeback
Jacob Cuddeback
Mrs Vallandigham Pronounced Very Low
Dayton Ohio report says Mrs Vallandigham is very ill and unlikely to recover. Doctors warn that if she rallies she will be insane for life.
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Vallandigham
Dayton
Ohio
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