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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
5
On Wednesday June 7 1976 the Times-Press states it does not knowingly allow fraudulent advertisements in its pages and urges advertisers to report errors immediately to protect the paper and readers.
June 7 1863 marks the Massachusetts assembly resisting British actions with the Stamp Act. Richard Henry Lee in the Continental Congress offered resolutions declaring independence. Noted: Edwin Booth, celebrated tragedian, died in New York City in 1898. Italian forces advance on the Isonzo in 1915. Astronomical notes list evening stars Saturn Mars and morning stars Jupiter Venus Mercury with celestial positions around 9 p.m.
A critical column argues that debate over Carranza’s ultimatum is futile for the United States. The piece asserts Carranza stated his aims clearly and warns U S policy appears unsure. It condemns the administration for unclear intent and questions the White House’s handling of the situation.
A group of white extremists staged an exhibition abroad symbols and banners to lampoon American ethics and the Stars and Stripes. A Jersey minister chosen to speak departed before the event concluded.
The speaker decries flag desecration and calls U S imports a danger as foreign goods flood markets. He cites March import values, contrasts pre and post Wilson era tariffs, and warns that German and Allied producers will push products here after the war. He argues for preparedness against industrial invasion in peacetime.
The city faces uneven sidewalks and inconsistent flagging that hinder pedestrian safety and the shoe trade. Concrete sidewalks gain favor, with Donovan building front praised as a clear improvement, though Erie gate remains a visual obstacle and entry barrier.
Port Jervis June 7 William Bennet son of Mr James Bennet of the city has been appointed parliamentarian of the contention at Chicago this week The rules adopted for the contention are the same as those of the horses of Traines Bennet was appointed parliamentarian and may be proud with his parents of this signal honor
On the state road near the Harriman bridge June 7 Rey A Taart driving a Ford touring car lost control on a slippery surface after oiling earlier and rain. It overturned pinning his brother Arthur Barnhart beneath it who escaped with scratches while Arthur Mills was projected through the top and unharmed as the car righted and ran under its power. The top was smashed and the road had just been oiled an hour before the rain began.
Albany June 7 John Hogan known as Apple John has quit selling fruit at the State Capitol after nearly 90 years of steady presence. He greeted buyers with a hat tip and a final “God bless you” as he carried his basket through the corridors, a fixture of legislative sessions and corridor life since the early days of the Capitol.
Visitors from Campbell Hall Crystal Ford and Florida joined locals at Goshen camp by Yankee Lake on Memorial Day weekend. Notable guests included Mrs Susan J Legomenii Miss Dolli W Booth Elizabeth Ball Greene Eugene W Slaughter and Carroll B D Parry among others. several plan a month stay this summer.
Zeppelins raided the east coast of England causing forty five deaths as Italian troops crossed the Sisonzo River toward Trieste. William Jennings Bryan resigned as secretary of state rather than join in sending a second note of protest to Germany over submarine attacks on American ships and passengers prepared by President Wilson.
Mr Hartin carried a fine mess of fish visiting Miss Irene Wilkin at the Glass cottage with Miss Minnie Brooks of Montgomery present the past week.
Albarr June 7 State Excise Commissioner George E. Green sent instructions to Deputy Excise Commissioners police and mayors warning that the Excise Law must not be violated. He urged adherence, noting many liquor dealers aim to obey, and promised lawful protection for honest certificate holders. He also warned clubs stores and hotels against Sunday selling and keeping open during prohibited hours.
Numerous wills admitted to probate and administrations granted in Surrogate Swezey Court at Goshen. Wills include Joseph Wukix, Alice G. Ss, William C. Devie, Elbert S. Sherwood, Conrad Pfaffenroth, James Easton, Christopher Winne, Hannah Storms, and others with executors or administrators named. Letters of administration issued for William Wire Barer, Samuel S. Kivert, Louisa Hulbert, and several others. Decrees entered including accounts and judicial settlements for Augustus Decker, Nellie O'Brien, Herman Robbe, and multiple estates in Port Jervis, Newburgh, Middletown, and surrounding towns.
Port Jervis on June 7 Erie Train man Harry A Williams of Matamoras was struck and killed near Deposit on the Delaware Division by eastbound Train Two. The 23 year old married man was crossing the track as the late running Buffalo and New York Express approached. He belonged to the westbound freight crew and was survived by a wife Jennie and three children. His father Charles Williams and four brothers are among the relatives in Port Jervis and nearby towns.
In Scotchtown on June 16 a sociable in church parlors with strawberries and ice cream follows a health officers’ meeting in Saratoga. Rehearsal for Children’s Day is Friday evening and the day will be observed Sunday. The missionary meeting meets Thursday afternoon at 2730, home subject Alaska with Irving Colville named as assistant cashier.
The June meeting of Grace Church Woman's Auxiliary will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in the parish house. A missionary symposium and kids fair will feature junior societies presenting China, Japan, Philippine Islands, America, India and Sweden in native dress. Currmos loaned by Mission House, New York. Open to all societies. large attendance desired.
Ulster county's newest banking institution opened its doors Monday for business in Kerhonkson. Deposits far exceeded directors expectations signaling strong community impact and likely success. Officers include Edward A. Smiley as president Henry M. Anderson as vice president and cashier.
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