Family in Walden Town Struck by Pneumonia
The Decker family near Walden is severely afflicted with pneumonia. Father, mother, and four children were affected. the mother died and the body was interred on Monday. A Rockefellar Institute bacteriologist confirmed pneumonia after microscopic tests. The family moved from Crawford four months ago. Town Supervisor Gillespie is assisting with aid. Attending physician is Dr. N B Palen. Town wealth officer is Dr. L J Merritz.
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Walden
Jung i
George Decker
Crawford
Charles
W_ Gillespie
N.B. Palen
L J. Merritz
Miss Pfluke Expected to Assume Charities Office
Miss Pfluke, named new Commissioner of Charities, was anticipated to arrive today to take office. Superintendent Blwood said his report is ready for authorities and he will relinquish duties at month end, and Pfluke’s temporary office may be in Recorder Starr’s room before moving to City Mission House on East Main Street.
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Pfluke
Charities
Blwood
Mar
Miss Pituke
Recorder Starr
City ‘Mission House
East Main Street
Jottings Strawberry Festival At St Pauls Church
Jottings report a strawberry festival at St Pauls Church this evening at 7 30 to raise funds for the Sunday school annual picnic. Strawberries cream and cake offered for 15 cents.
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St. Paul’s Church
Crossing tragedy near Pine Island harms man horse dies
Goshen man Juze Olan was severely injured crossing the hoonsatiex crossing east of Pine Island when struck by tram No 342. The horse died from injuries. the wagon wrecked. The injured man, a Florida resident, was attended by Dr Condict. The crew included Engineer Lions and Conductor Terwilliger. Nearby witnesses said the incident occurred yesterday afternoon at 4:25.
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Goshen
Martin Olan
Pine Island
Visitate Wi
Obap
Tae
Florida
Woin
Lions
Terwilliger
Condict
Dinner Honoring Old Soldiers At Blooming Grove
Blooming Grove Chapter B A T hosts its Memorial Day banquet for Isaac Nicoll Post G A R, praised as the best ever by the Daughters. Hon. Augustus Denniston and others spoke, followed by a 2:30 escort to Moffat Library for exercises where Miss Katy Storms read on Orange County During the Revolutionary Period and won a five dollar prize. Belle Strong presented the prize. A social event at Moffat Library, Washingtonville, is planned for June 15 with theater members selling tickets.
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Blooming Grove
Isaac Nicoll Post
G A R
Augustus Denniston
Hallock
Hell
Moffat Library
Kattie Mey Storms
Monroe High School
Orange County
Moat Library
Washingtonville
Wilson mediation offer rejected by both sides in war start
The Hague report states President Wilson offered to mediate between belligerents at the outbreak of war. German papers claim both groups declined his good offices. Wilson reportedly kept his line open but would restart overtures only if both sides agreed. Berlin notes growing peace interest in official and public circles in Germany and Austria.
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The
Hague
Wilson
Voss
Zeltune
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Stanton Takes Up Duties At City Hall Today
Clerk George H. Stanton begins new duties in City Hall after Mrs. Gray resigns. Stanton had anticipated leaving for Suffern to become Erie station agent. John G. Gray remains at Orange County Trust Company. Sports: Middletown H S loses 7 to 6 to Goshen H S in a disputed final inning over interference by a bystander.
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George H. Stanton
Gray
Stanton
Suffern
Erie
John G. Gray
Orange County Trust Company
Dairymen's League Hears Pressure For Higher Milk Prices
Albany June 1 The Dairymen's League of New York state met at the state agricultural department building to discuss methods to secure higher milk prices for producers. About 4,000 cows are represented in New York with 11 branches in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Massachusetts. Norwich director Herbert J. Kershaw reported a petition from 256 Chenango county farmers demanding better prices and threatened strike action if margins do not improve.
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Albany
Dairymen’s League of
New York State
State Agricultural Department
Dairymen's League
J. Y. Gerow
Albert E. Manning
Ousville
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Herbert J. Kershaw
Norwich
League
Chenango County
Navy Fund Boosted By Six Million Across Key Yards
Washington June 1 the House added six million six hundred thousand dollars to the naval appropriation bill to pressure private shipbuilders. If bids are deemed too high funds may be used to outfit Boston Philadelphia Norfolk and Puget Sound navy yards for capital ship construction at Portsmouth and Charleston yards and to build small aircraft.
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Washington
House Taday
Naval
Boston
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Puget Sound
Navy Yards
Portsmouth
Charleston
Burns Testifies in Wire Scandal
New York June 1 William J Burns took the stand in the wire tapping investigation today waiving immunity Gc plans social The Wedd Horton Christian Endeavorers will hold a patriotic social at o clock Friday night They have arranged an excellent program The Italian Neapolitan orchestra will play all the latest music There will be bowling matches recitations and many other attractions Refreshments will be served after the entertainment This social will be the largest ever held in Middiey a Christian Endeavor Society It is all free to the public.
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Gc. E
Wedd Horton Christian Padeaverers
Ittalian Neapolitan Orchestra
Middiey
Christian Endeavor Society
Outbreak Kills and Wounds in Maracaibo Landing Clash
Willemstad reports a deadly outbreak at Maracaibo Venezuela as General Garcia arrives to assume presidency of Zmla. Troops fired on civilians resisting Garcia’s landing from a steamer, leaving twenty dead or wounded.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Garcia
Zmla
President to Hire Parade Leader on Flag Day
Washington dispatch says the President, on foot, will head the preparedness parade in the capital on Flag Day June 14 and then review the processions. The report notes the planned civilian and military participation and the emphasis on national preparedness.
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Washington
Resignation Reveals Romance of Bowling Champion
Anthony A. McCredie, a valued State Hospital employee and State Hospital Club champion bowler with a 276 high, resigns amid news of his marriage to Mrs. Alice Walker of Summitville. The piece notes his affable nature, his ward responsibilities, and the couple’s long acquaintance, while detailing campus and hospital social updates.
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Anthony A. McCredie
Alice Walker
Summitville
Middletown
AleCredie
State Hospital
McCredie
State Hospital Club
N. Y
Market summary NY and Chicago June 1 showing mixed gains and losses
The Market New York reports stock prices fluctuated with early strength giving way to declines in Lehigh Valley Reading Mexican Petroleum and other issues. After a firmer late forenoon, several names recovered including Union Pacific Chandler Motor American Beet Sugar and Butte and Superior. In Chicago hog cattle and grain markets receipts and price ranges are listed with mixed movements and provisions lower.
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New York
Lehigh Valley
Mexican Petroleum
Butte
Superior
Crucible Steel
Union Pacific
Chandler Motor
Marine Preferred
Reading
Railway Steel Springs
Butte and Superior
Railroad Leaders Aim for Demands at New York Conference
In New York on June 1 the advance guard of railway trainmen arrived ahead of the four big brotherhood chiefs to join nineteen railway managers at Grand Central Terminal. Leaders from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Order of Railway Conductors, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and Brotherhood of railway Trainmen declared no discussion of arbitration, insisting on their demands unless a deadlock forces submission to their unions.
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New York
W. Ss. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A & Garretson
Order of
W. S Carter
Brotherhood of
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Raibver
Grand Central Terminal
Yester Dary
Prisoners Freed After Major Revolt In British Campaign
London June 1 Premier Asquith said that about 300 of the prisoners captured during the British campaign against the Irish uprising have been released. He added that all remaining prisoners not directly involved in fighting will be released as soon as possible.
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London
Asquith
Todat
Empire Aerie meeting to elect new trustee
Empire Aerie 344 LT EB holds regular meeting tonight in Eagle Ball lodge rooms. A new trustee will be elected and other business discussed. all members urged to attend. Trail Hitters Association also meets Fridays in June at Webb Horton Memorial Church lecture room. all welcome. Wallkill Council No 92 Jr O U A M to meet tonight at club house on Washington Street. members urged to attend.
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Empire Aerie
Eagle’ Ball
Trail Hitters
Wiliams ‘Trail Hitters’ Association
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Wallkill
Rexall Bathing Goods Ad Promises Health and Vitality
An old Rexall ad from McMonagle & Rogers promotes ocean bathing in tubs with bath salts and sea salt products. It lists items like bath caps brushes sponges and soaps and touts benefits such as invigorating the system aiding sleep and reducing obesity. Also mentions Rexall Nice to prevent perspiration odor and identifies the North Street pharmacy location.
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Johnson’s Foot
Rexall Nice
McMonagle & Rogers
North St
North Side
Rexall
Local Social News Highlights from Times-Press
Personal notes describe residents visiting relatives and travelers from Ridgebury Johnson and Middletown. Mrs Harrington and relatives motor to Washington to spend a day with former Ridgebury pastor. Others return from Buffalo New York and Brooklyn visits.
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C. Havens
Harding
Ridgeburys
Dent N. Smith
Frank
Johnson
Prize awards for Little Mothers League panel contest
An afternoon session in the Board of Health room featured Little Mothers League activities. Miss Atkins supervised a test lesson, with an upcoming review. Prizes of 3, 2, and a candy box will be awarded for the top three panels. Metropolitan Life Insurance funded 35 prizes. 22 girls attend, with about 9-10 at each meeting. A suffrage meeting in Newburgh planned a study club and another gathering set for June 13. A barber shop reopenings noted at North Street and Wickham Avenue.
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Little Mothers’ League
Board of Health Room
Chr
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Newburgh
Janet
W. ¥. Seaman
Washingtontile
AustroHungarian Troops Reinforce Verdun Front
Geneva June 1 reports say AustroHungarian forces are sent to Verdun to reinforce the Germans supported by heavy artillery. Also noted: A. C. Avery, former resident, is visiting in town after years away in Buffalo and Asbury Park. Beatrice Walter death case develops as James O'Brien is held for murder after conflicting statements.
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Geneva
Verdun Front
France
MR. Avery
A. C. Avery
Avery
Buffalo
Asbury Park
Belmar
Mos
Laney
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Martin Chap
Jock Penny
William Dickerson
Clay Boy
Bingen
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William Burns
Thomas Cain
Willies
van Gelder
John O'Neal
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New York Hippodrome
Hemick
Cornet
Ladder of Roses
Kate Shorts
George F. Gregg
N. Schwiger
Levi Ven Leuvan
L. H. Downs
John Hansen
Charles Fitzpatrick
Tierner
Frank Herrick
Orange Farm
Justice of the Peace
Frank J. Edwards
J. B Purcell
Golden Hill Avenue
MR. Stanton
Middletown H. S
Goshen H. S
Dairymen’s League
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William J. Burns
Margaret H. McCredie
Hosnital
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Hbba Maas
George Lewis
Salisbury Mills
Charles Maas, Jr
Mr. Decker
Vera D. McDowell
Ellenville
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Colfer
Mercer
Elsie Schwaebie
West Group
Timothy Downer
Ashley Hall
Lawrence Kenner
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Burton Gof
Rowen Street
Fran S. Conklin
Alexander Shaver
S. B. Klein
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Nile VanLervran
Warwick
Gertrude S$. Emerson
Charming
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William Maxwell
Attornpr
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Archivald Taylor
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Mich
3B Hulett
Mrs. Taylor
Orchare Street
Ford
the Middletown Times
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Hotaling
End of Times Building
Union Stock Yards
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Times-Press
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Eve Smith
Frank E. Smith
Washinstearne Friends Sunda
Catherine McHugh
Wlc. Herbert
Sussex
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Louis Hiltz
Joseph Moates
Sylvia ‘Montag
Brooklyn
Meta Dale Farm
George Siebod
H. B. Jones
van Gorder
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Wickham Avenue
Ani
G& Fellow
Ione
Ne of Fat
Palm Beach
Toggery Shop
Loder & Herbison
West Main St
Verdun
James O'Brien
Beatrice Walter
William H. Walter
O'Brien
Mail
State of New York
County of Orange
Elmer E. Decker
Times Press
Elmer
Fanny M. Johnson
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