Middletown Times-Press Chronicle of Name Changes
A fragmented record outlines the Middletown press history from 1652 through 1906 with multiple name changes and dates including establishment as cece Press 1670, Middletown Daily Press 1872, Middletown Daily Times 1892, and Middletown Daily Times-Press 1906, interspersed with garbled names and notes. The legible dates anchor the sequence of title evolutions and indicate a local newspaper lineage.
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Middletown Times-Press Paebuanes
Cece Press
Middletown Daily Press
Middletown Daily Times
Middletown Daily ‘Times-Press
Times-PRESS Clarifies Advertisement Integrity Policy
The Times-PRESS states it does not knowingly front fraudulent advertisements in new columns. It claims only moral guarantees for its civertisements and warns readers that any user who questions Fe or she has beer may face consequences.
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Times-Press
Daily History Highlights for June 16 Through Time
On June 16 historical notes recall Christopher Marlowe, the English dramatist killed in 1593. Napoleon defeated Blucher at Ligny and Ney at Quatre Bras in 1815, preparing for Waterloo. In 1866 Prussia began its famous war with Austria. In 1915 French artillery aided capture of German trenches near Arras. Astronomical events note Saturn and Mars in the evening sky with Jupiter Venus and Mercury by morning. Celestial details include a Centaur star in southern sky around 9:00 p.m.
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Christopher Kith Marlowe
Napoleon
Blucher
Licey
Belgium
Ney
Quatre Bras
Waterloo
Prussia
Austria
Arras
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
Centaur
Hughes Candidacy Backed by Editorial Support
An editorial in the Wall Street Journal is cited to defend Charles Hughes’ candidacy for the Supreme Court seat. It argues critics’ claims of a new precedent are unfounded and that Hughes remains a clean, unassailable Republican nominee with a strong record against Wall Street ties.
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Wall Street Journal
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Hughes
Times-Press
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Justice Hughes
the Times
the World
Supreme Court
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Staim the Verry Preamble To the Corsv United Sisies
United States
Huches
Tami
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Wall Street Silent Vote Hints at Strong Leader
In 1905 a life insurance investigation revealed much of Wall Street’s integrity to be sound while a large silent vote favors a strong leader who knows when to stay quiet. The remark underscores public demand for restraint and decisive leadership amid financial scrutiny.
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Hn Andine
Wall Street
Taft for Bench Air in Justice Hughes Succession
A biased editorial argues Taft should be nominated to replace Justice Hughes, praising his restraint and patriotism. It suggests such a move would uphold nonpartisan judiciary norms and honor a distinguished citizen, urging President Wilson to offer and Taft to accept the associate justice seat.
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Taft
Justice Hughes
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Fatt
Park Vs Opinion on Naval Builds and Budget
A fragment debates defense funding and the role of government shipbuilding. It argues private capital can meet needs, favors dreadnoughts and battle cruisers, and questions pork versus public opinion in national budgeting for defence. The piece echoes a wartime policy clash over armored ships and fiscal priorities.
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Germany
Lin
Playing Both Ends by Secretary McAdoo in Debate
Secretary McAdoo argues prosperity stems from the war and Democratic wisdom, while the administration clings to the war raising revenues claim. The piece suggests Democrats credit the war for economic gains yet blame it for revenue shortfalls, portraying political critique of wartime policy.
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McAdoo
Democratic Party
Brick Church Children Day Events And Local Notices
A newspaper fragment notes Children’s Day at Brick Church in Montgomery with sermons and music, a June 25 address by Rev. Mr. Calveriy, and planned attendance. It mentions a new well by John Selleck Co for Central Dairy, a birth notice for Mrs A M Smith, a naval retiree, and a nurse-in-training sister’s visit. Multiple dates, engagements, and local notices.
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John Selleck Co
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Presbyterian Sud School
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Bar Scouts
Health Official Backed by Biggs to Fund Eight Positions
Albany June 16 report says Dr Hermann T L Press Commissioner of Health may pay eight State Health Department positions from his own funds if needed. After vetoes trimmed salaries, a conference concluded the clerical and subordinate posts are essential and should continue, with Biggs offering to cover aggregate salaries from a state emergency fund if available.
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Hermann TL. Press
Whitman
Biggs
Department of Public Health Nursing
State Department of Health
Biges
State Health Department
Department of Health
Biegs
Eealth Department
Pennsylvania and Jersey to abolish river toll bridges
Barrisburs Pa June 16 The first steps toward freeing the Delaware river of toll bridges between Pennsylvania and New Jersey were begun today when the joint commission created by the two states for this purpose organized at Governor Brumbaughs office. Sixteen bridges exist above Philadelphia with funds of 200000 available to start work. The Pennsylvania end is the State Board of Public Grounds and Highways with Governor Brumbaugh president. He was elected president of the joint commission with J Campbell of New Jersey. Frank Gibsonson is commissioner and State Treasurer Young of New Jersey was authorized to begin a survey of all six toll bridges with an engineer to be appointed by New Jersey. The work will be pursued during the summer with a report at a later meeting. A memorial service is listed for the Brotherhood of Railroad Train Masters in Hall Sunday evening at 15 oclock.
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Barrisburs
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Brumbauz
Philadelphia
Pennsylvana
State Board of Public Grounds and Veadings
Brumbansh
Stng Nia
Tener
French Offensive Breaks German Trenches Near Souchez
A year ago today during World War I a French assault aided by 300000 artillery shells toppled German trenches near Souchez and north of Arras. An Austrian report claimed 122400 Russians captured between June 1 and June 25 amid their retreat. British action east of Ypres seized 2000 yards of first trench and 500 yards of second.
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Souchez
Arras
Tooge
Ypres
Freckle Remedy Promise Claim No-Cost Trial
An advertisement touts a freckle remover promising a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles. It urges buying an ounce of double strength ethine from J Erskine Mills or any druggist to try the remedy with few applications, claiming most cases need only one ounce for best results.
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J. Erskine Mills
Florida Union and Produce Growers to Hold Annual Meeting
Florida June 16 The Florida Union and Produce Growers Association will hold its annual meeting at the Florida Lyceum Monday evening June 18 at o clock to elect officers and consider business. Also notes on C E Society contest, church attendance, and local entertainments and theater ads provide a snapshot of community events and notices.
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Florida
Florida Union and Produce Growers Association
Florida Lyceum
Cou
C. EL Society
Gene
Theatrical Stratton Show Tonight at Stratton
Stratton presents God's Country and the Woman a Vitagraph feature acclaimed for its snowbound Canadian Northwest scenes and Curwood novel roots. New vaudeville acts opened yesterday with the Stratton ladies orchestra under Miss Stella Younes drawing praise.
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Stratton
Stratton Ladies Orchestra
Stella Younes
Getting Sense and Time as Friend of Goals
A Collier's essay argues that clothes protect from weather, food sustains health, home inspires, and personal appearance matters less than pursuing ideals. It states life’s main aim is progress toward one's goals and that time becomes a friend rather than master.
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Collier's
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