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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
2
A religious gathering gathered many Christians at a morning session, with a substantial audience in the afternoon and about twenty-five expressing interest in salvation during the closing appeal. Evening services continued plans for nightly meetings through the week as weather permitted.
A young man living near South Centreville was robbed of his money Thursday night by three men in the woods between Samuel Reed’s farm and Henry McBride’s property near Middletown. Names of the suspects were not determined as of this report.
Harry Hopkins and Mr and Mrs Wm Schwartz express gratitude through the Ties Press to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement in the loss of wife and daughter. Thanks are extended to those who sent floral tributes and other gestures.
James Curtis and Frank Madison, local electricians, have returned from Kent Ohio where they spent time installing an electric light plant in the Erie Railroad Co round house. Last week of Saxton’s jewelry auction.
R C Tuthill and Tuthill and Terhune advertise Mi o na claiming it cures stomach issues by acting directly on gastric glands and restoring digestive function. They offer a 50 cent box with money back if it fails and warn of symptoms from weak digestion. Also promote Mrs Winslow's Syrup for teething with claimed quick relief.
The piece extols Moscow from Red Square through the Gate of the Redeemer to the Kremlin, praising its Byzantine domes, gilded cupolas, and sacred shrines. It likens Moscow to a Tartarian Rome, noting the Kremlin as Russia’s holy of holies and Moscow as its symbol of imperial grandeur.
A cordial gathering of Olive Branch I I 3 8 met at Mr and Mrs J Coxs home at 57 Beatty Avenue Friday afternoon. President Mrs Austin led devotional exercises with business conducted. The program featured readings by Mrs Morgae and Mrs Hertin, vocal solos by Miss Warner and Miss Degan, and a recitation by Lauretta Tain. Guests attended.
Memorial Day plans are outlined with focus on organized events and community activities. Details emphasize coordination, timing, and participation by local groups and residents. The message signals efforts to enhance commemoration and public involvement.
Post celebrates a birthday with family and friends, featuring Miss Post, daughter of Mr. Post, as a central guest. The event highlights family ties and communal enjoyment during the festivity.
A local advertisement touts diamond rings at moderate prices at F D Kernochens on the street. It promises rings for all tastes from simple to gem set pieces and notes women are charmed by their selection.
An excerpt from Jerome Hert QekS EF recounts beggars in Italy, where nobles encounter a frail girl pressed by a grateful escort. A copper exchange sparks a debate on generosity as the noble gestures are tested by pity and appearance, revealing social tensions in a travelogue style.
A Saturday Union correspondent reports a concert event that received compliments for its pleasing performances. The write up notes favorable reception and describes the evening as enjoyable and well received by attendees.
Times-Press notes an invitation to the tren ds first anniversary of the German Mannerchor at the Society Church National Mannerchor. An entertainment supper and dance will follow with hat checks priced at $1. A New York Press representative was in town Sunday preparing a story on Middletown postmastership.
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