Times-Press Ad Notice and Historic Dates Recap
Fragmentary OCR notes recount advertisement policy claims, a public notice style, and a sequence of historical dates. Entries mention Queen Isabella of Spain, Otto von Kotzebue, Iroquois Theatre fire, German bombings, conscription debate, and Galician offensive, alongside an astronomical event reference and Orion visibility.
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Isabella of Spain
Columbus
Si—Otto von Kotzebue
America
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Dunkirk
France
Galicia
Deserved tribute to Judge Bartlett at Albany gathering
Elihu Root hailed Judge Bartlett as fair and just during retirement ceremonies in Albany. The gathering of prominent jurists and statesmen honored a career described as exemplary in service to law and public life.
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Elihu Root
Dwrer
Willard Bartiewt
Barileur
di Eviabal
Ifa
Aibaar
Zlore
Haie Alvvars
Ang Hagas
Rave Teason
Bartteiri
Conice
Barnlett
Varius
Bartlett
Lending China Money Sparks Capital Backing Plan
A Chicago bank agreed to lend the Chinese government 5 million dollars and a American firm would build 150 miles of railroads in China. Japan England France and Russia protested the deals but have withdrawn the protest and invited U S involvement in a forthcoming 50 million dollar reorganization, with the State Department signaling approval. The move suggests broad American capital support for China’s development despite concerns over conquest.
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Chicago
China
Japan
England
France
Russia
United States
State Department
Wale Janam
Massa
Protectionist Democracy and Rising Tariff Talk
A prominent House Ways and Means member signals an upward tariff revision by Democrats, framed as revenue only but tied to revived protection. The piece notes fiscal pressures, Underwood act deficits, and a split between economy and revenue needs while accusing Republicans of hypocrisy in adopting Democratic policies.
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Tony
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Democratic Party
Defense Is Weak in Pork Barrel Public Bill
The father of the pork barrel public Luiktings bill argues against the measure while exposing its sectional motives. The proposal would drain millions from the treasury to fund federal buildings in backwoods and mountain hamlets to please districts and boost local stores.
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Coneresaman Clark
Pienda
Congression
Larses
Deeds Filed at Goshen in Warwick and Goshen areas
Deeds filed in Goshen show transfers of parcels of land in Warwick Florida Port Jervis Newburgh Wallkill Middletown Linden Avenue and Goshen. Transactions list James M Kelly and others to John K Roe and The Kells Co and executors Lydia Hesbrouck and Gertrude Merse among others with various consideration amounts including 590 and 1201 dollars.
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James M. Kelly
Warwick
John K. Roe
Florida
Frank Liboli
Port Jervis
Charlies T. Branch
Bixa
Middletown
Lindenetenue
Ceacea Siddietown
Gertrude Merse
Hamburg
Hunter Lisak
Goshen
State Roads Open Despite the Snow
Albany reports from the New York State Automobile Association show all main roads statewide remain open to traffic despite sleet and winter conditions.
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Albany
New York State Automobile Association
Discouragement and Divine Method of Restoration
Forty third in a series of Saturday anset sermons by Rev B E Smith. Elijah faces discouragement after Mt Carmel, seeking death. Rest and food restore him. later God instructs faithfulness and purpose. Key points: wrong impressions, still small voice over showy power, lack of sympathetic support, and return to activity as remedy.
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Times-Press
B. E. Smith
Biljah
Elijah
Mt Carmel
Jezreel
Jesus
Mt. Carmel
Jezebel
S. S
Paul
Pater
Cone
Snow limits wagon traffic in southern region
The report notes widespread snow with near-zero wagon traffic outside towns in the extreme north around Ogdensburg Potsdam and Maine. Traffic runs from New York to Buffalo and Albany to home plate with few roads open in the south, while some areas see two fewer snows.
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Ogdensburg
Potsdam
Maiine
New York
Buffalo
Albany
World War A Year Ago Today Dec 30 Highlights
The note recalls the Ancona sinking and the Amirican line report of Dec 19. It cites a claim that panic caused the loss of life after the vessel halted and a submarine commander was punished. It also notes the British cruiser Natal's internal explosion at anchor with 325 dead. The Persia submarine attack near Alexandria caused 330 deaths, including an American consular official MecNeeler, with 165 survivors.
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Ancona
Natal
Foy
Persia
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Egypt
MecNeeler
Two Years Ago Today in War News Dunkirk Bombings
Two years ago today German aircraft bombed Dunkirk France resulting in seventy seven casualties and fifteen deaths. French troops captured a German position in the Woivre district.
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Dunkirk
France
Woevre
Miss Sladys Van Torn Wins State Spelling Medal
In Sullivan county the district Xo. ja town of Lumberland, Miss Sladys Van Torn, wins the silver medal from the State for taking the spelling bee title in the county.
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Sladys van Torn
Lumberland
Sullivan County
Daughters visit aunt in Port Jervis. Rodwell heads to Florida
Westtown December 30. The daughters of Mr and Mrs W. Force M dred and Viole have gone to visit their aunt Mrs Daniel F Beck after a few days. George W Rodwell Jr left Litemy Wednesday for Jacksonville Florida where he will spend the winter.
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Port Jervis
Westtown
W. & Force
Visi
Daniel F. Beck
Florida
George W. Rodwell, Jr
Litemy
Jacksonville
Fig
Uncle Sam's Artist a Former Local Boy
William Randolph Walton, once a Middletown youth, rose from Western Union and civil engineering to the United States Department of Agriculture. His entomological talent and art in illustrating pest bulletins earned promotions. his work includes grasshopper and army worm control sketches. He resides with wife and five sons at Fayetteville, Pennsylvania.
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Alid
Dietown
Hfe
William Randolph Walton
Walton
Walker Walton
Unit
Ed States Life Saving Service
Macardell
Theft
Ilwaukee
Great Lakes
Pine Hil Cencery
Hood Piver
Ore
William
Erie Tower
van Allen Harris
West Shore
Pittsburgh
Ite
United States
Fayetteville
United States Department of Agriculture
Uir
Middletown
Amy Ome
Department of Agriculture
Weslington
Blc
Wairoh
State Hospital Welcomes New Year Festivities and Updates
State Hospital outlines New Year events including a reception, dance in Amusement Hall, a nurses’ dance, and film showings. Senior nursing class advances in dietetics under Miss Norris. a hospital chef, Anton Newiib, suffered an on‑duty accident but is being cared for at home. Sports results note Oldfield ley and others with current standings, while staff wish a cordial holiday greeting from Wilder BR. Cova of Long Beach reflects on 25 years at the hospital.
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Middletown
Aigmal
School of Nursing
Astelly
Norris
Autal
Herbert
Anton Newiib
West Group
Monhagen Avenue
Wilder BR. Cova
Long Beach
Cat
New York State
Brook Farm Menu Given Surprise at Christmas
Chester news notes Brook Farm owner Richard Delafield gave gifts to each worker on Christmas morning Then in town he presented Uncle Sam Wilkin with two pictures of Brook Farm horses framed in oak The story also mentions dog licenses and a forthcoming sale of two Labor farms at Sugar Loaf Also library issues received from Richard McTormick and an engagement announced for Etta Lovice Burrows to Andrew H Limel of Greycourt.
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Chester
Brook Farm
Richard Delafield
Delafield
Sam” Wilkin
Wilkin
al Mack
Erama Matlowan
Brock Farm
Charlies A. Thompson
James Demerest
Sull
William H. Lermney
Sugar Loaf
Chester Free Library
Trotter
Pacer
Richard Mctormick
Afr
Daniel Burrows
Etta Lovice
Andrew H. Limel
Greycourt
John WW. Roe
Montclair
N. J
Afrs. C. Foss Wood
Fire Fright in Harriman Savings Village Block
Harriman December 26 A small blaze in an old building behind Mrs Carrolls business block was quickly contained by a bucket brigade and axes as wind howled at sixty miles an hour. The central business section was saved and the town avoided major damage. Regular news notes report locals Gregory Burns visiting, holiday dances, church mass, Circle of Kings Daughters meeting, hospital Christmas packages, staff updates, and local weather.
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Harriman
Gregory Burns
Bridgeport
Polly
George Wilford
William Melvy
Edward Stevens
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New Orleans Times-Picayune
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State Hospital
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First Baptist Church
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State Hospital Club
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Mrnch- Hunter
Oldfietley
Hand
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Strickland-Stevens
David Eckman
Orange County Trust Company
Sit. Anatasia’s
Rery Wall
King’s Daughters
George Baker
William Dally
William L. Dally
Rosetta M. Fullegar
Clarence H. Gates
John White
Ray Lunney
Ella FL Deakin
Belfast
Mains
HHI
Middistewa
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Charles Wealis, Jr
Mr. Wolf
Miss Tucker
Mrs Murray
Wm. G. Cover
Hand Brothers
Stawrence County
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