Democratic tariff plank flaws blamed on Underwood law
The piece argues the Democratic platform endorses the Underwood tariff while failing to fully address industrial protection. It cites calls for guarding American industry and labor, warns against monopolies, and contrasts with the Progressive view on postwar competition and the danger of industrial invasion.
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Farry Pearke
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Fragmented 18th to 19th century notices in Times-PRESS
A damaged OCR page lists historical events and astronomical notes from 177 to 1872, including Fort Moultrie bombardment, Mazzini birth, Archduke Ferdinand's assassination, the Armenian ship loss, and Allied motions in Galicia, plus planets and a star sighting.
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Republican Nominations For President and Vice President
Republican nominations list Charles E. Hughes of New York for president and Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana for vice president.
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Paris conference shadows postwar trade turmoil on Europe
The allied governments at Paris forged a hard trade bloc with tariffs and prohibitions aimed at wartime enemies. The plan would skew markets against Germany Austria and Turkey, while Britain France Russia and Japan gain advantages. The United States, cited as a market leader, faces calls for strong industrial preparedness and tariff protection for American industry and labor.
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New York Ready Guard Sets Standard for Readiness
The Legislature approved 500000 for National Guard mobilization but much will not be spent as the Guard serves a federal call. The policy to maintain a high standard has proven sound, with New York leading by placing the entire guard under arms and fully equipped within three days of the call, highlighting the gap between being ready and getting ready.
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Republican Platform Praised as National Policy Outline
The article surveys the Republican platform as admirable and clear, noting its strong definitions on government and state, and predicting faithful realization of pledges if enacted. It quotes praise from multiple newspapers, calling Americanism its core and broad nationalism its hallmark.
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World War A Year Ago June 28 Highlights
A June 28 World War retrospective notes German capture on the Miester river and the destruction of a British steamer Arme nian with a cargo of moles. An Anglo French advance on the Galinoi peninsula is reported, while the British submarine Eli reportedly navigated the Dardanelles to Constantinople and sank seven Turkish transports. General Polivanov becomes Russia’s war minister, succeeding Soukhomlinov who faces trial for government contract abuses.
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Declaration of principles at Republican convention in Chicago
The Fortyniners and the Sixteeners summarize the Chicago platform as a firm display of Americanism and Republican devotion. The article notes unanimous adoption, praise from Albany and Troy papers, and emphasizes steady progress and fidelity to American principles. A social club gathering in Unionville featured a dinner, readings, and planned work for the year.
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Middletown Art Club Day Trip to Unionville
Ten members formed the party when the Middletown Art Club joined an invitation from Unionville. The group rode a train and car to the village, enjoying rare sunshine in a grief-stricken summer as they viewed scenes and took in the outing. The trip included family members and other companions, making the excursion a rare cheerful moment.
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The Dutch Detective cast at Epworth League event
Ridgebury June 28 The Dutch Detective will be staged by Epworth League youths in the parish house Tuesday evening July 4. Cast includes Otto Schmuitz Grane Lynch Plunk Jarleck Bruce Racine Jebo Grabb Major Hannibal Howler and others. Admission 23 cents with ice cream and candy.
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Minnie Hobart
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Jake
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Hortense Smatters
Jennie Lynch
Katrina Kraut
Hamilton City
Edith Smith
Erica Fuller
Middletown
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Times-Press Applies Price Increase to Subscriptions
The paper cites steep rises in materials and production costs driving a subscription price increase. Renewal rates will apply only if paid in advance, with arrears cleared for current subscribers to continue at the present rate.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Middletown Testimony
Strengthened by Middletown experiences, this kidney health ad urges prompt care at first signs of pack ache, headache, dizziness or urinary issues. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the trusted remedy, featuring Mrs. Charles E. Jones of Woodlawn Avenue praising relief and family use. Advertising copy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
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Methodist Church to Hold Monday Evening Service
The Methodist Episcopal Church will be held on Monday evening next, July 5. Firemen are invited to attend a large service at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday evening, July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Wisconsin have rented property owned by Mrs. R Mohler.
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Rev Ballard Delivers Montgomer y High School Sermon
Montgomery June 28 Rev Bruce Ballard preached the Bacca laureate sermon to Montgomery High School graduates at the Presbyterian Church. The graduates named include Samuel Eager Ralph Bodie Roy Crabtree Julius Schmid Ralph Mowbray Lesie Andrews and Emory Osborn. A separate address by Rev J L R Sizoo of Walden followed with practical sentiments. Also noted: Rural New Yorker editors William Dillon and Herbert Colleywood vacationing with E J Dillon. Train schedule changes on Wallkill-Waller line take effect Monday with minor time shifts.
Baccalaureate Sermon Draws Large Audience at Presbyterian Church
In Florida on a Sunday evening a large audience attended the baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian Church. The choir delivered a fine anthem. A cake sale is planned for Saturday afternoon at Karcher's Bazaar with proceeds benefiting the C. E. Society, led by Miss Ada Stone of Porsdem.
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Former teacher visits home of Mrs Hunter
A former teacher at S. S. Seward Institute paid a short visit at the home of Mrs. E. D. Hunter recently. Miss Alice DeKay was in Middletown on Monday. Miss Frances Dulsky, who had throat surgery at Thrall Hospital last Wednesday, is improving. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met at Rev. Albert Chamberlain's home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Edith Smith of Johnson visits her friend Emily Persons on Main Street. An automobile struck Morris Werner's delivery wagon at Glenmere Lake Monday, demolishing the wagon and throwing Werner out, with a badly hurt foot. The horse received injuries. Mrs. Charles Hoey of Paterson, New Jersey, is visiting at the home of her parents on Cemetery and Highland avenues. Devotional services were held at Orange Farm on Sunday by the C. E. Society.
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Alice DeKay
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Ice cream festival and graduation tales from Bloomingburg
Bloomingburg notes a June 23 ice cream and strawberry festival at the parsonage of the MOE Church. Grandson Albert Liord graduated in Wilkes-Barre. A group from Company 7 aided by locals hopes for safe returns while a late night crash near Middle town left two vehicles damaged and five men in a limousine uninjured beyond property harm.
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Dev Hoyt
James Florety
Grant David
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The Eternal Sepho and Maria Rosa At Stratton Tonight
The Eternal Sepho featuring Theda Bara and Maria Rosa with Geraldine Farrar play Stratton tonight. Theda Bara appears in a modern moral tale of crime to high society, while Farrar stars in a Spanish peasant drama often praised as her best with Wallace Reid and Pedro de Cerdoda in support.
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Alhambra Tonight Shows Hand of Peril With Peters
Alhambra Tonight presents Horse Peters in The Hand of Peril a tense thriller praised as one of Arthur Stringer s best Secret Service stories Tonight a moving pictures feature from Company A First Infantry G XII previews before drill departure The text ends with unclear credits for B Friend of the article guests.
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