Middletown Daily Times Press Origins Through The Years
A condensed timeline notes the Middletown press lineage from the Whig Fress in 1551 to the Middletown Daily Times Press in 1906. The article also discusses county jail labor reforms, proposing highway work and odd jobs to reduce offenses and cut jail costs while cautioning against overly harsh chain gangs.
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Middletown Times
Fress
Tri-Weekly Press
Middletown Daily Press
Middletown Daily Timespril
Middletown Daily Times-Press
Unclear Times-Press Ad Advice Prompted by Reader
A reader asks Times-Press to address problematic ads and urges notifying the advertising department immediately. The note emphasizes concerns about possible misleading or fraudulent advertisements and requests prompt action.
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Times-Press
Daily History Entries From June Fifteenth Through Night Raids
June 15 1215 Magna Charta signed by King John. 1813 George Washington commanded American army. 1888 Frederick William IIs accession noted. Night raids report German Zeppelin killed sixteen on northeast England coast. French airmen bombarded Carlsruhe Baden with 200 noncombatants killed. Astronomical events list Saturn Mars morning stars Jupiter Venus Mercury. Simon meridian time given as 415 seconds after12.
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King John
George Washington
Frederick HL
Prussia
William
England
Carlsruhe
Baden
Bering
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
Simon the Meridian
Washington
War Time Prosperity Boosts Tax Revenue Forecast
Editorial notes war related economy effects and argues income from armament exports and war taxes will raise revenues by about twenty million dollars beyond estimates. Claims tariff logic and political manipulation by Democrats, warns voters against being fooled by war order rhetoric. Discusses income tax, tariff, and national finances amid wartime demand.
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Europe
Siili Enues
Democratic Party
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County Board Adopts Prisoner Work Program
The Board of Supervisors endorses the State Prison Association plan to employ prisoners confined in the county jail. The move is described as humane and a sensible solution to county problems while noting many sheriffs guests prefer jail life.
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Board of Supervisors
State Prison Association
First to Get Busy the Woman Suffrage Paris of the County
The Woman Suffrage party in Goshen county held a decisive meeting Tuesday at Chosh en. They organized a county structure and displayed steady enthusiasm amid discouragements. The sessions were dignified and businesslike, signaling the suffrage movement as a rising political force for the coming campaign.
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Paris
Choshen
Goshen
May Force Action On School Site Renewal
The Middletown Board of Education acted favorably on the superintendent’s recommendation to abandon vacant stores as classroom space. The move signals a push to spur taxpayer-backed decisions on a new site and added facilities, with many children forced to on half-time and more work at home until action is taken.
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Board of Education
Lome
Middletown
Atlion
Deadlock Eases as Railway Workers and Brothers Union Seek Breakthrough
New York June 15 A tentative rapprochement emerged as railway managers and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen officials met. Union executive Dorris P. Garretson said no concrete proposal had been granted and both sides awaited a definite offer. Thomas F. McCarthy of Newburgh has purchased the New Paltz Times and assumed possession today.
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NEW Paltz Times
Thomas F McCarthy
Newburgh
Governor Hughes Remembered For Justice And Dignity
Daily Letter from the State Capital reflects on the career of former New York Governor Charles E. Hughes. The piece highlights his consistent justice, restraint from politics, and direct primary advocacy while noting his diligence, courtesy, and strict confidentiality with the press during his second term.
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Alba
Chares E. Rushes
New York
Hughes
Federal Supreme Court
State Hospital Commission visits local institution
State Hospital Commission arrived Wednesday evening with five members including Messrs. Morgan and Higgins. Dr. Mar resigned last month to become superintendent of Grafton State Hospital, Worcester, Mass. Flag Day observed with a display of the national emblem. Nurses' Home praised for best department display. The 14th anniversary of Dr Selden H Talcon’s death noted, with remarks on his long service as superintendent and his legacy in "The Hospital Idea." Visitors enjoyed a motion picture in Assembly Hall and other activities during their stay.
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State Hospital Commission
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Higgins
Mar
Grafton State Hospital
Worcester
Mass
Selden H. Talcon
Hillside Cemetery
Assembly Hall
Ashley
Pathe
Idaho
Liberia
Indo China
James Meehan
Hawaii
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Helnini
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World War Headlines From June 1915 Raid Summary
French airships dropped 130 bombs on Carlsruhe Germany killing 200 noncombatants including patrols. In retaliation German airships bombed northwest England causing 30 casualties. A navy yard and arsenal were destroyed. British forces briefly captured a German trench along a mile front east of Festubert but could not hold it.
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Germany
England
Navy Yard
Festubert
Local Presentation Highlights City Life and Arts
A concert and slide show captivated patrons with piano music by A Herbert and Mrs Henrietta L Wagner. Emil Carretto operated reels while hospital life slides drew warm reaction. The event noted a high water mark of 2 220 in the census and mentioned Miss Helen Tolles and her sister Rosila Tolles as local figures in Middletown society.
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A. Herbert
Henrietta L. Wagner
Emil Carretto
Helen Tolles
Carolya
Frances
Miss Tolles
Rosil’a Tolles
Middletown Grouns Ladien
Miss Goodwin to Graduate from Sani tarium
Aliss Beulah Goodwin, a two year student at Middletown Sanitarium, is about to graduate as a trained nurse and depart soon for Maldes Bless to pursue her profession. She came here from the town to gain the knowledge she sought, working hard and faithfully. She is an intellectual bright aprr ived girl and will be greatly missed.
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Miss Goodwin
Aliss Beulah Goodwin
Reverend Picksley Receives Bachelor’s Degree at St Stephen’s
Rev. W. M. Picksley of Warwick was among ten graduates earning bachelor’s degrees at the 56th annual commencement exercises of St Stephen's College. The ceremony took place yesterday at Annandale-on-the- Dyson.
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W. M. Picksley
Warwick
St Stephen's Cok Jefe
Annandale-on-the Dson
Esterday
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