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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
1
King Edward to arrive tomorrow to give consent to the marriage involving Princess Selig a Protestant and other royal figures. The complex ceremony and approval processes are described, with emphasis on church and Vatican authority before the union can proceed.
The Chinese government is perturbed by reports in American and European press of anti foreign movements. Dispatches claim American military expeditions may be prepared if needed. No significant Yuan Shikai troops have been sent to the frontier of Chili province where Christians face threats.
Charles M. Schwab, who arrived Saturday and stayed at the Jonathan Club, left Los Angeles for the east last night. He was not feeling well upon arrival and only with strong willpower could he reach his private car.
The Appropriations Committee of the Reichstag, with broad representation from all parliamentary groups, approved the government measure for constructing six more armored cruisers, amid a few dissenting votes.
Susan B Anthony is seriously ill following a visit to Washington. The report notes a lingering weakness and a slight illness affecting her current condition.
Hudson New York March 9 William S Hallenbeck mayor of this city collapsed and died en route to the municipal building He was 67 years old. The death occurred while he was on the way to his office and plans for the day were immediately canceled.
A fragmentary report notes the opening of a national conference on primary and election law practice in New York. Names such as Cassie Beueration Straus and Josiais Quin Beton appear in the obscured text, indicating attendees or speakers at the event.
The funeral for Mr. Meola was held at the igo with many neighbors and friends in attendance. Pallbearers included William Cort, Salvatore Vio, Fidele Morrone, Giuseppe Cascia, and Ton Alvie. The departed was laid to rest at St. Joseph Center with Rev. New York City delivering a eulogistic address.
A packed Louse welcomed the BennettMoulton Company last night with a thoroughly satisfying program. Walter Woods Theodora led a strong cast with pleasing acting. Hone Johnson the young colored comedian drew laughs and will be popular this week. Loretta the expert juggler wowed with dancing feats. J Arthur O'Brien also pleased. Tonight promises a fine production of Faust at popular prices.
March 6 dispatch notes open conference parity for Franeco-Gandendisch. Theodore D. Paret, Erie trainman, committed to Middletown State Hospital after recent incident. doctors Hardenbergh and Douglas warned. Relatives hope for short stay. Mortimer Osborn, Goshen Hudson River Telephone manager, recovering from surgery. Dever Denton now oversees the Goshen office. More on consolidation in the Fourthkeenisic League.
A damaged OCR text outlines a grand jury presentment concerning possible misuses of funds and potential charges for a district attorney. It references statutory authority, the need for evidence beyond doubt, and the role of the first of several officials in pursuing the case.
Mr Rutan announces a new garage offering automobile sales and rental in Port Jervis and a Middletown establishment. A consignment of Buick cars arrives this week for the opening and storage may be arranged by day week or month. A competent manager will oversee operations locally.
The Standard Oil Co pipeline leaks into the Neversink River killing fish and tainting the water with kerosene odor. Fishermen fear sport will vanish unless the pipe is repaired soon as locals report increasing pollution and fish deaths. Also notes Mr and Mrs D W Corbett arriving in town and staying with S R Morgan on Highland avenue.
Trans Slawson and Co. of this city will receive another carload of oranges from Redlands California on Thursday or Friday this week. This is the second carload of oranges the firm has received from California in recent weeks.
The patient William W. Start Up remains unchanged though afflicted with rheumatism and other complications. He endures pain and his friends are not allowed visits. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gordon of Washington DC will visit Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Tompikina of Highland Avenue, Aurine Thain.
The Aurora fire department held its Monday night meeting to enter a protest and discuss business. Members voted to arrange for a progressive supper, appoint committees for furniture purchase, and elect a new trustee as term expirations passed, with several members present and one new membership received.
Fragmentary text references renewal and regional connections among Michigan Illinois and New York. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
An order enforces strict reenlistment after surgeon examinations for soldiers who previously sought discharge. It ends the practice of letting men enlist for personal favor, asserting those who were discharged could enlist only with proper medical clearance. The policy aims to restore discipline and prevent subversive behavior.
The ir A. A. bowling team won Monday evening in Goshen, taking two straight games from the State Engineers on Hardersons alleys. The association plans a two trip to Tuxedo next week for a tournament featuring the fire department. Maud Years resigns her position as etapher from Monagie & Rogers to join Travis Slawson & Co. Miss Sharp starts new duties April 1. Grace Church Men’s Club meets March 8 with organist Frank H. Mather presenting a paper Our Relig fam.
John B Daisler of Middletown laments failed forecasts after a Times-Press notice of no more predictions. A visit to a local store yielded no public response and skepticism toward his weather prophecies. Police later examined a mailed card showing two Middletown men, prompting remarks about bad bills in circulation.
The March meeting of the Physicians' Club met Monday evening at Dr M A Baylis East Main street. Sixteen members attended and were entertained. A general discussion on professional matters followed. Dr ACL Sames of Leo was elected to membership. The next meeting will be at Dr M C's residence at the State Hospital. Mrs John Remsen of Mount Johnson near Chicieville was stricken Monday and remains unconscious. John Murphy, formerly a resident of Fallsburg, died at 72 after staying with his son in Liberty. A Woman's Auxiliary meeting for the Young Men's Christian Association will be held Saturday at St Pauls Methodist chapel at 3 pm. Empire Aerie FCHE pastime A C organized a baseball team for the coming season and initiated Fred Ulmer.
A correspondent reports on talks by the Orange Club to plan improvements, including concealing roads and enhancing Glenmere's appeal. The aim is to ensure the area becomes more attractive and long-lasting as a result.
The sporting editor reports John L. Sullivan plans a Middletown vaudeville appearance. In a frank letter from Broadway St Louis he offers to fight any man in ten rounds for a $1000 purse and expresses gratitude for past press courtesy while promising to be worthy of the city’s attention.
The article outlines a Senate vote on a proposed redistricting bill affecting multiple counties including Kings Queens Suffolk and Richmond and the second district with Rockland Orange Westchester Putnam and Duchess. It notes strong debate and significance of the measure in creating new district boundaries.
SEMILINK CHAPTER D A R from Goshen cor reports a new recital by a guest chanter linked to Dean Southwick. The event invites non resident members to bring one guest and extends invitations to Reading Club Twenty First Century Club and W Club for the Goshen gathering.
Mrs J Antoinatte Fuller-Coz will give a song recital at Linden Hall on April 23 for Thrall Hospital. Assisted by J Smith and Minale Marshal, the program blends recitations with piano. Proceeds go to the hospital. expenses borne by Mrs Cox. A city audience anticipates a refined program.
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