Middletown Times-Press History and Budget Reforms Highlight
The Middletown Times-Press recounts historical newspaper editions and outlines state budget reforms under a recent administration. It notes consolidations across departments, saved costs, and the introduction of a permanent budget system with department reviews and expert input for appropriations.
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Attorney General's Office
Department of Public Works
Amo
Farcome
New York
Daily History Notes and Milestones of 1911
A collage of items includes a note on Times-Presse ads and a 1911 history class by Sara Payson Willis Fannie Fern. Mentions West Point’s 1802 founding, Robert Lansing as interim secretary of state, U S protests to Germany, and brief astronomy notes with planets and a Cape Capella sighting near 9 p.m.
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Sara Payson Wills
Gamous As
Fannie Fern
West Point National Miliary Academy
Robert Lansing
United Stater
Germany
Record of State Administration Under Governor Giron
The piece touts the current administration as superior to prior Democratic eras, citing financial reform, reduced taxes, and cost savings. It highlights reductions in expenditures, stamp fraud eradication, higher automobile fee collections, and a booming Bureau of Corporations, portraying improved governance and efficiency.
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Sidice
Giron
Etiexer
Parent
Secretary of State
Bureau of Corporations
Ambulance Service Upgrades Promoted by City Council
The Common Council allocated less than 100 dollars to renovate the city ambulance to improve sight, cleanliness, and readiness. The piece notes demand for a water ambulance and argues a well equipped motor unit would save lives, with police patrols and first aid kits suggested as benefiting upgrades.
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Common Council
Willibs
freseRy
Not a Republican to North Carolina 2
The piece critiques Republican leaders and accuses them of not aiding a favored figure. It references George Raslee of Wisconsin and New York, the Federal de Commissioners, and a Senate vote. It notes Raslee aligned with Democratic progress and questions party loyalty.
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North Carolina
Publc
United States
Repubican Party
Repsoican
Federal de Commissioners
Senate
Wison
New Hampshire
Rubice
Indian Play At Yama Farms By Camp Fire Club
The Camp Fire Club of America presents The Fire Test an Indian drama at Yama Farms on Saturday June 4 with a parade from Elienville to Italiana or Inn and a mock war pageant led by Captain Jack Crawford Ernest Thompson Seton and others. A stage coach driven by Buffalo Bill Cody is planned with tepees on a plateau and 5 30 pm showtime. Admission by card limited seating and early name and party size submission advised. Sunday events in Jenny Brook glen are for the public not invited.
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Yama Farms
Indians
Camp Fire Club of America
New York
Elienville
Inc
Thors
Buffalo Bill” Cody
Les
Ernest Thompson Seaton
Jack” Crawford
Ponhattan Robinson
Dev Abercrombie
Bert Tilt
J. 5. Dickerson
Yuma Farms
Jenny Brook Glen
Miss Coddington to Wed Kneering in June
Miss Junija Coddington of Bayonne will wed William Kneering on Saturday June 10 at 6 o clock in Liberty Corners Methodist Church. Brother Rev J C Coddington will officiate and cousin Mrs Kelsey Staples will play the wedding march. Over sixty guests expected. Also noted: Mr George L. Lewis and family relocate to Orange County Stock Farm, leaving law practice for farming. Lehigh & New England Railroad grades gravel at Liberty Corners for a Pine Island branch switch. N I Transit Co crews adjust plant and remove two large steel tanks after prior ore damage.
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Bayonne
J. C. Coddington
M. E. Church of
Highland
William Kneering
Miss Coddington
Kelsey Staples
Liberty Corners
George L. Lewis
Whitestone
L. L
Orange County
Lewis
Florida
Pine Island
Camptell Hall
N. ¥. Transit (On) Co
Pines
Not All Her Ow Verses Note Editorial Reply
A young woman receives a note from an editor asking if her verses The Biss are original. She replies that The Biss was a collaboration, as cited in a New York Times item, with a brief mention in a classified advertisement.
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New York Times
War News From One Year Ago June Ninth
A German official statement announced the occupation of Stanislaw in Galicia south of Lemberg. Italian troops, after fighting, occupied Monfalcone, severing a principal railway line to Trieste. The United States replied to Germany’s May 28 note, saying sinking passenger ships without warning violates humanity and law, seeking assurances to protect American lives and ships.
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Stanislaw
Galicia
Lemberg
Toops
Monfalcone
Trieste
United States
Germany
Bennet's Task A Strenuous One At Convention
William Bennet, official parliamentarian of the Republican convention, works with clerks into the early hours to type everything the chairman must say and the delegates' replies. He stands beside the chairman, prompts on what to say, recognizes delegates, and checks proceedings to ensure correct statements.
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Chicago
William
Bennet
Benner
Recital Tonight by Seeley Pupils at Masonic Temple
Mrs Burdell Eeeley presents a student piano recital and dance at the Masonic Temple banquet hall this evening with Miss Marjorie Horton soprano, Miss Mim eola Fuller contralto, Alexander Irvine violin, and Miss Lulu Quinn pianist. MecCornal's orchestra will provide music for the dances. Pupils performing include Edith Wood, Grace Shann, Mildred Gordon, Kathleen Clark, Florence Darton, Eleanor Booksiayer, Helen Booksing er, Meer Sweetr, Helen Sweecy, Kah Reed, Florence Marie Powers, Con stance Tichener, Margaret Tichener, Leona Townsley, Myrtle Clark, Lotta DuBois, Helen Simpson, Kathleen Bachman, Evelyn Malone, Margaret Cunningham, Marion Benedict, Elizabeth Evans, Ella Nafz, Ella MeCna, Cecil Dayton, Mary Nash of Goshen Ruth Godfrey of High View and Ha da Homer of Port Jervis.
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Burdell Eeeley
Masonic Temple
Marjorie Horton
Mimeola Fuller
Alexander Irvine
Lulu Quinn
MecCornal
Dancne
Edith Wood
Grace Shann
Mildred Gordon
Kathleen Clark
Florence Darton
Eleanor Booksiayer
Helen Booksinger
Meer Sweetr
Helen Sweecy
Kah Reed
Florence Marie Powers
Constance Tichener
Margaret Tichener
Leona Townsley
Myrtle Clark
Lotta DuBois
Helen Simpson
Kathleen Bachman
Evelyn Malone
Margaret Cunningham
Marion Benedict
Elizabeth Evens
Ella Nafz
Ella MeCna
Cecil Dayton
Mary Nash
Goshen
Ruth Godfrey
High View
Hada Homer
Port Jervis
Heckler and orator clash over early closing in London Telegraph
A terse exchange shows a heckler urging early closing while the orator asserts strong support. The brief quarrel captures a sharp public dispute as reported by the London Telegraph.
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Heckler
Orator
Orater
Heckier
London Telegraph
Eckman’s Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Care
An old public notice urges attention to diet rest and fresh air for tuberculosis and endorses Eckman’s Alterative as a safe non narcotic aid. The ad claims it helps in many cases and bears no habit forming drugs, from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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FDA
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
North End junction dangers spur calls for safer streets
North street and Wickham avenue face increasing traffic as new state roads route Montgomery to Middletown and Route 4 to Buffalo reach the area. Residents urge widening streets and police presence at the busy corner to prevent accidents. They also demand the Linden avenue school lot be cleaned and fixed, turning it back into a proper playground.
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North Street
Wickham Avenue
Montgomery
Middletown
Waffic
Buffalo
Linden Axvenue
This& Ic
den Avenue
Board of Education
North End
Decision Favoring Plaintiff In Goshen Supreme Court Case
Aston J. Vail as receiver won verdict against Charles Hagen and John Seufer in the Goshen Supreme Court. The action sought to nullify Hagen’s deed of his Grove street lot housing the destroyed plate factory, claiming lack of consideration to defraud creditors. Judge Tompkins ruled Hagen intended to defeat creditors, ordering recovery of Hagen’s interest to Vail. Attorneys Watts Oakes & Bright for plaintiff. Servin & Cox for defendants.
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Aston J. Vail
Charles Hagen
John Seufer
Geieber Tema
Supreme Court
Goshen
Arthur S. Tompkins
Mr. Vail
Hegen
Reuter
Grove Street
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Paip
Tomzas
Vail
Mgr
Hasen
Watts,Oakes & Bright
Servin & Cox
Special program at high school delights pupils
Thursday afternoon at the high school a special program arranged by Miss McShane impressed pupils. It featured a two Shakespearean celebration with readings and scenes including The Story of Dreamverture and A Midsummer Night's Dream with Victrola accompaniment.
Strawberry Festival Notice in Wattsboro Church Ad
The Ladies' Art Society of St John’s Lutheran Church announces a strawberry and ice cream festival on Thursday evening June 22 in Wattsboro. Also notes a visit by Mrs Cole and Miss Davies of Newburgh to relatives in the area and lists musical selections and performers from local groups.
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Wurtsboroo
Wattsboro
Cole
Miss Davies
Newburgh
Richard Page
Ladies’ Art Society of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Let Your Money Work For You Savings Promise 75 to 100 Percent
An advertisement pitches high returns on small capital with security guaranteed. It invites readers to obtain full particulars by addressing or calling at Office 12 14 Times Press Building Middletown NY.
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Press Building
Middletown
N. Y
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