Orange County Times-Press subscription and offices
The notice outlines subscription rates for the Orange County Times-Press One year 1.50 six months te sample offered free and lists on sale locations Broadway at 23th street and Broadway at 42nd street plus No 1 Park Row hours and Sundays details. Advertising rates printing services and circulation claims are described along with submission requirements and obituary policy.
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Orange County Times-Press
Hotaling
Broadway
23Th Street
42Nd Street
Park Row
Cc Communications
Times-Press
Astronomical Events and Moon Conjunction
Sun sets at 7 08, rises at 4 55 with the moon rising at 10 20 p m and 4 37 p m The moon is in conjunction with planet Saturn passing from west to east of the body at 144 degrees south of Saturn.
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Satarn
Mrs Besant Returns With New Theosophical Claims
Mrs Annie Besant, notable for leading Theosophy, returns and comments on a supposed new civilization while criticizing Dr Eliot and Unitarians. A pamphlet from Point Loma accuses Leadbeater and Theosophical leaders of moral controversies, with Besant denying a formal moral code for Theosophical Society.
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Annie Besant
Theosophy
Elletone Petter
Dr. Eliot
Mar
Mrs. Besant
Europe
Timespress
Point Loma
Cal
Theosophical Colony
Pamphres
A. Fuesel
Totversal Brotherheld and Theosophical Sreetr
Willam Q. Jance
Point Loms
Ove Leadbeater
Mir
Sino Aber
Point Lowa
Cranks Target Mrs Bemant And Theosophy Claims
The author denounces Mrs Bemant as a crank and criticizes her Theosophy linked teachings. She is portrayed as a socialist-like agitator with a vision for a new civilization. The piece mocks short haired women and long haired men, calling them allies of a feared social upheaval and denounces their methods.
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Mre
Besaot
Emma Goldman
Ibeokayblat
Mrs. Bemant
A Defense of Honest Song Against Modern Popular Music
The Times-Press attacks modern popular songs for lacking true sentiment and relying on sentimental melodrama. It contrasts today’s cynical ballads with past composers like Stephen Foster and Nelson Kneass, praising genuine emotion and timeless themes of love. It laments postmatrimonial and domestic tunes while mocking the era’s superficial, commercial lyrics.
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Times-Press
Baltimore Sun
Pala
Watterson
Nellie Gray
Norxar
Stephen Foster
Henry Bishop
George F. Root
Nelson Kneass
Michael William Bailey
Septimus Winner
Alice
Annie
Balefet
John
New York
United States
Mannateten Island
Congreve
Wrehelles
Jon
Arcady
Melodic Outcry Against Restoration-Era Stereotypes
Fragmentary quotation contrasts viewed malefactors with characters from Restoration comedies. The speaker urges removal of corrupt influences and to abandon current songs for a traditional ballad, invoking "When the Swallows Homeward Fly" as a preferred tune. Strong entities include Wells, Simon Addiepots, Wicherley, Longreve, Farquhar, and The Country Wife.
Lincoln cent and the old Indian head coinage discussed
The New York Lantern editor reflects on the shift from the Indian head and other century coins to the Lincoln cent. The piece praises Lincoln as a man of the common people and notes historical coin designs, silver and copper pieces, and the nostalgia for shinplasters. It ends with quips about Roosevelt era politics and a drouth report in Kansas tied to a local editorial cartoonish flourish.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Columbia
Liberty
Oranother
United States
Franklin
Washington
Mar
Lazarus
Hadley 250th anniversary and sober tales across states
The piece discusses aged tonics and law, toll roads in Kansas, and Hadley Massachusetts celebrating 250 years, praising roads’ benefits to farmers and commerce. It notes William Dean Howells’ illness, tariff impact, and a critique of sensational libel reporting and ongoing Thaw case coverage. The column blends regional observation with national economic notes and literary commentary.
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Hadley
Massachusetts
Poignant Evening Reflections and Dedication from Katherine D. Knox
A fragment from an Evening Times-Press page features verse on memory, youth, duty, and faith. It includes a personal signature line for Katherine D. Knox of New York City and hints at a broader editorial voice calling for moral clarity amid a public scandal involving high-profile figures.
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Times-Press
Katherine D. Knox
West 100Th
New York City
Lewis Jackson Named Assistant Superintendent at Chicago Heights Plant
Chester reports Lewis Jackson, son of Ezral and, appointed by American Brake Shoe and Foundry Co, as assistant superintendent of the manganese steel plant at Chicago Heights TH. Other notes include vacation sightings at Niagara Falls, visits in Washingtonville and Warwick, and local street dustproofing plans for Sel ford pavement.
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Lewis Jackson
American Brake Rhoe and Foundry Co
Chicago Heights
Jackson
Ezral Jackson
Hillburn
Ferdinand House
Niagara Falls
New York
DeVine Appointed State Veterinarian Chief in New York
Dr John F DeVine of Goshen becomes permanent New York state chief veterinarian effective August 7. Raymond A Pierson the agriculture commissioner gains five days weekly for DeVines supervision of the veterinary staff. Dr Hart remains chief of the Goshen hospital with DeVine visiting on weekends. The appointment is a high honor and DeVine is said to be the youngest to lead in any state.
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John F. DeVine
Goshen
Judge Mills affirms $22,500 verdict in rail accident case
Justice Mills in the Supreme Court at White Plains upheld the jury verdict awarding Warren Palmer damages of $22,500 for injuries after a West Shore train collided with a sleighing party returning from a basketball game in West Nyack. The railroad had sought to set aside the verdict as excessive.
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Justice Mill
Supreme Court
White Plains
Warren Palmer
New York Central
West Nyack
West Shore
Palmer
Nurses and staff changes at the hospital this week
A long list of staff movements and vacations fills the hospital update. New nurses Miss Ogden and Miss DeFries join ward teams, while Miss Hall resigns and returns home. Several attendants and clerks change wards, take leaves, or depart for other posts. A weekend baseball game against the Orange County Telephone Go. draws attention as the Asylum team continues its season.
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Wisses Elba Burch
Mary Colcough
Big City
Anna Hall
Ward 11
Cornwall
Jessie F. Bennett
de Jeave
Waterloo
N. Y
Jane L. Ogden
Atlantic City
N. J
Lemuel Waddell
Lem
O. & W. Deyor
Cupid
Eileen Quillanan
New York
Nursing Corps of
Thin Hospital
Morris Plains
Mary Lee
Angine Conklin
King's Park
L. 1
Helen
Frances Birmingham
Howells
Orange County
Yast
Campbell Hall
Percy R. Potter
Marlboro
Mass
Anson Parker
Saints
Asylum
Sod
A. $. Cunningham
Saints’ Everlasting Rest
Cunningham
Rock Hill
Floral Park
L. I
Thither
Fred Dutcher
Fred Dutcher, Formerly A Popular State Hospital
Friends
Fred
Supt
Arthur
Gowanda State Hospital
Gowanda
Europe
Fred E. Bishop
Denver
Col
Poughkeepsie State Hospital
Buffalo State Institution
Ferdinand A. Foster
Centerville
Staten
Ler
Beach
Sullivan County
Walter Austin Wagner
First Congregational Church
John Neenan
Gus Freer
Ion
Tate
Juley Buckleberrs
Gus
Warren
Jon
California
W. McChesner
Pepacton
Delaware County
Delaware County. A
Townsend
Ward 20
Grahamsville
John Tt. Galbraith
Centectilie Staton
Riche Tacey
Temata
Waddell
Pat East Branch
Margnitin
Mile Pickart
Amon
Phebe Terrell
Julia Cailey
Elsie E. Wintermate
Hospital Outpatient and Construction News At Flatlough
Transfers and new attendants update the hospital staff. Construction advances on the acute pavilion and doctors’ houses with foundations, annexes, and a large conduit. Nurse weddings are noted, with Ellsworth N Jordan and Alice Morgan marrying at Westminster Church.
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Mize Cortelia Decker
Flatlough
Charles B. Owen
Elmira
Pavilian
Monhagen Avenue
Susan M. Swanwick
Goshen
Ellsworth N. Jordan
Nurses” Training School
Alice Morgan
Co. 1
Highland
Westminster Church
Rex
Dr. Wight
Jone
Pole Falls Across Grand Avenue In Town Incident
A telephone and electric light pole opposite William Monks at 17 Grand Avenue fell across the street around four o clock Tuesday afternoon, bringing down wires. The rotten base caused the failure though the pole appeared sound. Linemen repaired the damage and a new pole was installed this morning.
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Willam Monks
Grand Avenue
Fourteen Inning Tie Playoff Set for Friday at Middletown
Middletown 1 faces Kamae with Slate Hill as the athletic grounds this afternoon at 0 o'clock. The first game last Saturday ended tied 7 to 7 after 14 innings and was called. Guernsey Quick will pitch for Middletown with William Daley as umpire for the Friday game.
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Middletown
Slate Hill
Eacne
Guernsey Quick
Wiliam Daley
Westtown Peaches Sent to Market by Walling
Charles F Walling of Crest Farm Westioen presented his first crop of peaches to the local market, samples shown to the Times-Prest office with praise for large size and rich flavor. Walling expects to have 24 shipments as usual this season.
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Charles F. Walling
Crest Farm
Westioen
Ragged Romance Mystifies Chicago News Reader
A fragmentary Chicago News item reflects on a man named Tal who loved a girl but faced social rejection. The speaker recalls past doubts and wonders how the situation arose, describing it as a messy shame in a casual, colloquial voice.
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Rapleigh
Ysan
Moe
Knox
Tre
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Kansas
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Jamaica
Beneca
Cherry Valley
Ccoshecton
Wiliam Dean Howells
McCutcheon School of Fiction
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George W. Wanamaker
Jane Cakebread
Ann Ford
Elizabeth
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New Jersey
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Ijustice Mills
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Judge Mills
Chester
Fanny Penoyer
Washingtonville
Isabelle Schultz
Eliza Wright
Salisbury Mills
William Masten
Stony Point
Charles Masten
Sengstacken
Misa Dorethea
Conk Hin
Mary Wheeler
Warwick
Buttermilk Falls
Mcallister
Galens
Virginia
Lake George
George W. Ball
Wickham Lake
Izaak Walton
DE. Devine
Holly
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Westtown Peaches
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