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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
4
The fragment records discuss Middie Est town publications later known as Whig Press and Tri aeaeely with dates 1852 1872 and Middletown Daily Times changes between Daily Times Press and Midletown Daily Times Press in 1566. The text mentions a Congress related note and a second closest files reference.
The item notes that Times Press avoids fraudulent ads in its columns and asserts moral guarantees for advertisements while detailing editorial coverage limits. It also lists historical notes on figures such as José Richard Henry Lee, Maximilian of Mexico, and events like the launching of the battleship Arizona, alongside astronomical event mentions.
The piece discusses Charles W Hughes for President and Charles W Fairbanks for Vice President as Republican nominees. It weighs Supreme Court vacancy implications after Justice Huste's resignation and highlights Samuel Talt as a potential candidate due to his qualifications, temperament, and impartial judgment in interpreting high law.
The piece lauds Taft as a conservative on constitutional law, urging recognition of conservatives in the judiciary. It contrasts his stance with posturing revolutionaries and notes the President’s potential to elevate conservatives on the Supreme Court bench, spotlighting Brandeis as a test of independen ce beyond party lines.
Analysis shows revenue drop from tariffs came not from reduced imports during the war but from the removal of duties under the Simmons Underwood tariff. January 1916 imports under Underwood totalled 61.82 million versus 29.95 million under Payne Aldrich in January 1912, indicating revenue loss due to tariff shifts, not wartime import reductions. Without the protective tariff, the new tax would have been unnecessary.
The Democratic campaign slogan is Peace Prosperity and Preparedness. A national view argues preparedness against war precedes assured peace. The Republican slogan Prepared Protection and Permanent Pros outlines a policy that emphasizes process and protection before lasting prosperity.
A reception at the home of Mr and Mrs James Wam honored the Rev and Mrs E Staines Chedister of Hopewell Church. The June 19 event drew a large gathering, with laurels and ferns decor, remarks by Rev Chedister, a musical program, then refreshments. Chedister to be installed as pastor of Hopewell Church on Thursday. Mr Wallace to wed. Russ Mildred Kendall and Lew Wallace announced. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs [last name unclear] Mearns of Unionville June 18 at Tarell Hospital.
A year into World War I, June 19 reports French gains near Atlas amid the Labyrinth fight. An assault by General Boch with 230,000 troops aims to pierce German lines, but German reserves in the east leave a local French success and heavy losses on both sides, with German claims of 75,000 dead and French raising the tally higher.
Harriman June 19 the dance by Polly and Her Pals drew the season’s largest crowd. Music by Tannery and Daston kept revellers dancing until near dawn. Notable guests included Abs. HP Moss and many residents. attendance boosted by lively fashion showings and a generous supper. Nearby towns sent visitors such as Joseph Flannary Port Jervis and John Haley Easton Pa, all returning home after the popular event.
Poughkeepsie June 15. The 46th annual convention of the Association of County Superintendents of Poor and Poor Law Officers closed with a resolution urging universal prohibition. Discussion noted the saloon influence on county almshouses and that alcoholism contributes to pauperism. one speaker urged county farms as a solution.
Readers argue for Charles Evans Hughes as a presidential candidate. They cite his tenure as New York governor and his Supreme Court service as evidence of experience and public-spirited leadership. Democrats largely back him, noting many esteemed judges supported his nomination.
Mrs Isabella Miller purchased Fred Fennell's new cottage on America avenue. The sale was handled through the real estate agency of A Henschel, 62 Hanford street.
A reader argues that Abraham Lincoln would oppose Hughes and support Wilson, praising Lincoln as a model of republican virtue. The letter defends Roosevelt era honesty, laments Democratic slurs, and urges adherence to patriotism and real politics over partisanship.
Proceed to reestablish the friendly feelings between these two men who credit success to a great undertaking. Tomorrow evening cottage prayer meetings will be held at Afr. and Mrs. William Jacobs 51 Woodlawn avenue Air and Mrs Augustus Boyce 215 Linden avenue and Mr and Miss Arthur Demins 48 Wickham avenue Russ Adelina Watts 7 Cottage street All neighbors and friends urged to attend and bring hymn books.
Montgomery June 19 The Tan nery Darton orchestra begins a Tuesday night engagement to furnish music for dances in Senior's Hall after the band concerts. Dancers may expect lively tunes. Elmer Roose of Newburgh, a lawyer, visited on business last week. Alisa Blary H Fellon of New York, formerly from Colgerham, was in town Friday. Grange Hall dances Tuesday nights attract over 200 couples. Arould's orchestra, assisted by Middletown talent, moves expressive selections.
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