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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1916

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Labor Day Observed With No Mail Delivery and Parks Festivities

Labor Day will see no mail service and reduced post office hours as trains and roads threaten disruption. Columbia Park fireworks and dancing cap the evening while Watts Field hosts a Newburgh vs Goshen baseball battle and Middletown faces the game winners, with a concluding dance and a contralto solo program planned at the Orange County Golf Club.

Bfe Rai Post Office Department Sweeney Columbia Park Watts Field Newburgh Goshen Middletown Thompson Orange County Golf Club Harmon F. Mentley

Boys of 1909 at Annual Clambake in Poughkeepsie

The Boys of 1909, a Southeastern Tier club, met at Kohhnaris Farm Poughkeepsie for their annual clambake and outing. The Bachelors beat the Benedicts 21 to 18 in a notable ball game and guests came from Hingston Delo Syracuse Newburgh Albany Pittsburgh Pa New York Easton Middletown. Officers include President Harry Barnes Middletown Vice President O Rue New York Secretary KL Bisger Albany Treasurer G N Wood Kingston and board members Negus Lemley Elder O Brian. Mr Green III Harry Greer of Brune and MacDonald New York is very ill at his home on South Street.

Kohhnaris Farm Hingston Delo Syracuse Newburgh Albany Pittsburgh New York Easton Middletown Harry ©. Barnes A O. Rueew York City KL Bisger G. N. Wood Kingston Zevermag Board W. V. Negus H. R. Lemley R. D. Elder D. J. O'Brian MR. Green III Harry Greer Brune and MacDonald Souih Street

Orange County Farm Bureau Outing Draws Big Crowd at Fairmont Farms

More than 80 farmers and families gathered at Fairmont Farm for the annual Orange County Farm Bureau Outing. State and national speakers urged rural progress as demonstrations, a hearty dinner, and an auto excursion from Goshen highlighted the day.

Orange County Fairmont Fann John H. Altmann Orange County Farm Bureau T . Milliman Organication Ladies Aid Society

Unionville Feed Mill Damaged in Spontaneous Combustion Fire

Unionville resident Jake Titsworth found feed at Manning Clark’s store billowing smoke and alerted firefighters. The blaze caused several hundred dollars in damage but little building harm. In other news L Landau resigns from L Stern & Company to take a post in New York City.

Unionville Jake Titsworth Sttloke Manning & Clark New York L. Landau L. Stern & Company Ome New York City

Mason killed at Newburgh

Newburgh September 2 Daniel Swart Wout aged 60 a mason of Newburgh was killed today in a fall from a scaffold while repairing a chimney He seized with a dizzy spell on the scaffold and fell breaking his neck He is survived by his wife Electrical Workers strike Pittsfield Massachusetts September 2 Four thousand workers at the General Electric plant walked out demanding a 10 to 20 percent wage increase.

Newburgh Daniel Swart Wout Pittsfield Maes General Electric

Goetz to Remain at the Alhambra

William J. Goetz confirms no change in Alhambra Theatre management. He expects to stay as before with daily pictures and vaudeville. Mr and Mrs George Goetz will move to Chicago where they will reside, following a three year period of joint management with his brother.

Alhambra William J. Goetz Times- Press Askeil George Goetz Chicago Goetz

Freight wreck delays trains at Tappan on West Shore

A freight wreck on the West Shore Railroad at Tappan late Friday afternoon delayed several O. & W. trains. Nine cars were in the wreck and both east and westbound tracks were blocked for a time. Train No. 7, due at 6:17, arrived at 6:45, and No. 5, due at 9:27, arrived at 9:55.

West Shore Railroad Tappan

Doctors at Kingston Conference Report Health News

Doctors from Mate Board of Health and Health Officer Hanmer attended a Kingston meeting of county officers and physicians. Drs Clark and Berry spoke as six new cases were reported across Orange, Sullivan, and Rockland counties. No new cases locally, and many sought travel certificates on Labor Day.

Des Spring Valley Grand View Thiels Rockland County State Board of Health

Erie Express Train 135 Produces Shifts Amid Labor Edict

An Erie special express train no 135 between Jersey City and Middletown ran today amid threatened walkouts by the Big Four brotherhoods. It carried produce, paused at Middletown, and aimed to relieve embargo-caused disruptions as freight limits tighten. Officials expect no strike, but details remain guarded while embargoes affect coal and milk trains on the O W line.

Erie Jersey City Middletown Big Four Howells Junction Brotherhood Mid Ontario and Western

Wallkill Council Members Attend State Convention

Past Wallkill Council No. 92 Jr. O. G. 3. Bi. members travel to Syracuse for the 44th annual State convention. State Vice Councillor Miles is a strong candidate for State Councillor. Delaware Council No. 5 of Port Jervis and Newburgh council delegates are listed, with several seasoned travelers among them.

Wallkill Miles Betar Inine Delaware

Adamson Bill Struck With Hope Of Peace And Strike End

Washington reports Senate leaders push to keep the Adamson eight hour bill as passed by the House. Railway embargoes lift nationwide and leaders expect the measure to clear the Senate to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Sherman assails railroad Brotherhoods while railroads vow embargo reductions and price watchmen address Sherman act violations. No paper Monday as Times-Press follows Labor Day.

International News Service Washington Senate Democratic Adamson House Ienders Tonighe Congress Wson Senate Shefroth Colorado Underwood Interstate Commerce Commission Gallinger Smoot Clarke Chicago Erie Hawley United States

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