Middletown Times Press History Snapshot
A fragmented note traces Middletown press origins with dates such as November 25 3 and October 26 1872, noting name changes from Whig Press to Middletown Daily Press and later references to Absoleronn Deity Times. The text contains garbled terms and stray numbers, offering a rough timeline but limited coherent facts.
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Middletown Times- Press
Whig Press
Middletown Daily Press
Absoleronn Deity Times
Hetaniisnes
Peters
Feeney
Henry Clay dies and 1915 anti war protest summary
On June 29 1852 Henry Clay noted as a prominent American statesman dies born 1777. In 1915 Austie protests shipments of munitions to entic powers by the United States. Astronomical events list planet risings and two star groups in Centaur and Lupus visible low in the south at dusk.
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Daily History
Henry Clay
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Republican Nominations for President and Vice President
The ticket announced includes Charles E. Hughes of New York for President and Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana for Vice President as the Republican nominees.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
American Press Censorship in Mexican Campaign Examined
A historical note discusses limited censorship of RB army news after Pershing’s entry into Mexico and signals efforts to form a formal American press censorship plan. It cites inconsistent border controls and the Columbus raid as examples, noting censors differed and the practice remained an unresolved experiment.
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Pershings
Mexico
el Paso
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Columbus
Great Britain
Carranza Oficial
Juarez
Colummbus
Debate on Censorship and Reporting in War Time
Army officers and press leaders clash over who should control news of troop movements. They argue open reporting aids mobilization and public trust, while noting British censorship harmed morale. If war comes, accurate facts will drive enlistments and support for the national effort.
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General Pershing
Congress
National Guard
Mexico
Education in Thrift Promotes Saving in Schools
A committee of thrift education plans a report to the National Education Association at its New York convention in July. It argues thrift can be taught like penmanship and drawing, stressing saving habits from childhood and interest accumulation to build future capital. Also notes donations to a local school class and lists contributors.
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National Education Association
New York
National Education Associa M19
White
Cme
Austro Germans Capture Tomaszow and US War Material Protest
A year ago today during World War I Austro-German forces advanced from the Lemberg line and took Tomaszow in Poland. Austria-Hungary protested to the United States over supplying war materials to the Allies as the two powers were cut off from the American market.
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Tomaszow
Poland
Austria-Hungary
United States
Austro-Hungary
Germany
Dairymen's League Aggregates Move to Set Milk Price
The Dairymen's League directorate at Albany on June 1 adopted plans to secure a milk price approved by the board. An assessment of 35 cents per cow was authorized, with 5 cents retained locally and 20 cents sent to the league secretary by July 15. The executive committee is to implement a minimum milk price by October 1, and branches are urged to hold meetings to press members for stock, new members, and adherence to the plan.
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Albany
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Rvil
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New York
Market Reacts To Mexican News With Wide Stock Swings
The Market New York reports a flurry of buying in Mexican Petroleum and related issues with sharp intraday moves. Prices for Mexican Petroleum climb, while other issues like Steel Common and Industrial Alcohol rise, then retreat somewhat from early highs. Chicago markets show lower receipts and varied livestock prices, with cattle steady and grain futures mixed as Wheat opens higher.
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New York
Marine
Maxwell Motor
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Chicago
Alleged Burglar Nabbed by Police in City
Police report the arrest of Ferbert Smith of Hancock on charges of breaking into Peter T. Kirk’s wine and liquor store at 1002 North Street last Friday night. He is held for the Grand Jury after arraignment with admissions of guilt. He also admits breaking into several nearby homes on Berce Avenue, stealing dishes and a pot of money before being tracked by officers.
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Mrs. White
Tompkins
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Plan 1 Festival for Sorious Fourth
Soulpatriod Centreville reports a metholic festival planned for June 2-3 with an evenn ist Church event on July 4. A large program is being arranged with a cast of derectors and many named individuals, plus community notices, social events, and local happenings including a crime arrest and a church gathering.
Deep Breathing And Korein Claim Fast Weight Loss
An advertisement promotes a weight loss method combining open air deep breathing with oil of Korein capsules taken with meals and before bed. It claims quick fat reduction without purgatives or drastic dieting, noting safety and possible strength gains, and advises weekly weigh-ins to track progress.
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Burt
J. Erskine Allis
Publishers announce price hikes for Middletown Times Press
On and after July 15 1916 the Middletown Daily Times Press raises home delivery to 50 cents monthly or 5 dollars yearly with in advance only. Newsstand price becomes 3 cents per copy. Orange County Semi Weekly Times Press yearly rate set at 2 dollars in advance. Local advertiser copies to be discontinued. Renewal terms outlined with arrearage conditions.
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Middletown Daily Times-Press
Times-Press
Daily Times-Press
Orange County
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