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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1916
Page
2
Bhays rebellion and other events in a 1767 history note
A condensed 18th and 19th century roundup covers Bhays rebellion in Massachusetts, 1762 Mozart death, 1767 birth mentions, Cusiter born in Ouia, Little Big Horn death, 1814 attacks on Busatantine Lodz and Lowles, French repulses in Belgium and Lorraine, and a 16 Avatrian warship tanker event. Also notes an astronomical setting: five stars northwest near 9 p.m. known as the Lady's Clinir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhays
Massachusetts
Worcenter
Mozart
Camposer
George Armatrong Custer
Ouia
Little Big Horn
Gertmane
Busatantine
Lodz
Lowles
Poland
Belgium
Lorraine
Avatrian
Albanian
Farmers' Day Boosts Orange County Farm Bureau Efforts
The Orange County Farm Bureau annual meeting drew farmers and residents to Middletown for a day of discussion on rural issues. Senator Charles W. Wicks attended, highlighting agricultural challenges and local progress led by Farm Bureau officers under TI Milliman. Mrs D S Stewart returned home after a hospital stay, signaling community recovery as Farmers Day continues to energize the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Orange County Farm Bureau
North Street
Olwige County
Ubly
Middletown
Seels
Charles W. Wicks
Wicks
Medien
TI Milliman
Weveedon
Ie Earhal
D. S. Stewart
Wolhmsmith
Thrall Hospital
Horace & Sproat
Farm to Table plan in Wisconsin seen not working well
The University of Wisconsin reports the farm to table shipment idea from farmers to consumers failing in Wisconsin. Of 200 farmers advertising, only 64 maintained shipments. Critics cite advertising lapses, delayed deliveries, and the high costs of running the scheme, though it could cut middleman expenses and benefit both farmers and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of ‘Wisconsin
Europe
Wil
National Grange
Washington
Fires and Holidays in Anglo-Saxon American Life
A fragmented essay contrasts Christmas warmth with modern indoor living and rising fire dangers. It notes candles, Christmas trees, candies and gatherings as sources of emotional satisfaction while warning that holiday fires threaten homes and families if households neglect safety. The Nationa Fire Protection association urged caution to protect people and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Nationa Fire Protection
Gerard's Warning Immecea W Gerard Ambassador to Germany
Gerard’s warning remarks by Ambassador Gerard, a Democrat, reflect a shift from free trade toward protection for American workers. He argues for an eight hour day and safeguards against nations with longer hours and maligned labor practices, signaling a broader protectionist stance beyond party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immecea W. Gerard
Germany
Thas
Geranl
Alma
Prinetimer
Cantrell
Mide
Humane Work Mie of the nathonoaddh
A fragment discussing humane work for children and new branches of a society, praising kindness to animals and critiquing cruelty. It notes concern for older people’s sentiment and warns against abuse of animals. The text shows era language and scattered garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JGR
Band of Mercy youths urged to talk hearts into acts
Creation can prevent hot tempered people from rash actions. To foster sympathy, the idea should be talked into by young minds at Band of Mercy age, stressing gentle influence and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band of Mercy Age
Middle Ground on Draft Across Nations
The Evening Sun notes Germany plans conscription with civilian service as a supplement to the military. It argues the United States should adopt universal training as a middle ground, contrasting German overtraining with American assumptions about citizen capability. It cites Switzerland and Australia as models of universal military training for protection against overbearing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Evening Sun
United States
Miss Smith to Be December Bride in Monroe
Monroe December 2 The engagement is announced of Miss Badle RB Smith of Monroe to Julius Conklin of Bridgeport Conn The wedding will take place December 23 Mina timilth daughter of Mr and Mrs W HM Smith of Monroe has been a stenographer for Harriman Industrial Corporation She has tendered resignation to take effect next month Conklin formerly lived in Harriman and worked as a carpenter in Connecticut The couple have many friends here and will make their home in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Miss Badle
RB. Smith
Julius Conkin
Bridgeport
Conn
Mina Timilth
W. HM. Smith
Harriman Industrial Corporation
Mr. Conklin
Harriman
Connecticut
Death of Yonkers Judge Madden at 31
Acting City Judge Tracy P. Madden of Yonkers died in City Hospital after a weeklong illness from appendicitis followed by peritonitis. Born in New York City, he spent most of his life in Yonkers and served in the Assembly in 1912 and 1913 before becoming acting City Judge in 1914. Surviving are his parents, three brothers, two sisters, and a cousin Theodore S. Madden of South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy P. Madden
Yonkers
City Maspital
Madden
New York City
Mo Wan
New York Law School
Assembly
Yon Fern
James Madden
auTvive
Theodore S. Madden
South Street
Thin City
Yonker
Democrats Lead By One In House And Michigan Doubtful
Washington December 2 South Trimble Clerk of the House tracks unofficial returns showing Democrats at 215 seats Republicans 211 and independents four with two districts still doubtful. Michigan’s St Willard Beakes appears elected and New Jersey’s Scully race in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Trimble
House of Representaives
Michigan
St. Wilard Beakes
Owen Resigns After Seventeen Years At Library
Washingtonville December 2 Trustees of Moat Library meet and accept the resignation of George A. Owen after 17 years as superintendent. HM Ford Moffat elected in his place with Moffat named president. Other officers include Nathaniel Thee treasurer and Augustine Denniston secretary. Trustees listed as Seth Moffat George A. Owen Frank Moffat Nathaniel Roe Wo O R. Wrooks and A Denniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Moat Library
George A A. Owen
Ford Moffat
S. Lelih Moffat
George A. Owen
Nathaniel Thee
Augustine Denaisick
The
Ubraty
Seth Moffat
Frank Moffat
Nathaniel Roe
Wo O R. Wrooks
A. Denniston
Newburgh Woman Arrested on Adultery Charge
Theresa Gravam of Newburgh, daughter of Mrs Alpharetia Jones, was arrested Tuesday in Hire Back by UnderSherl Warry T Baker on a warrant issued in Newburgh charging adultery. She was taken to Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pourchbheopale
Theresa! Gravam
Newburgh
Alpharetia Jones
Shawag Reconti
Pouahierpste
Atresia
Hirde
UnderSherl
Warry T Bsker
Newhurch
World War a Year Ago Today December 5
A fragmented wartime recap notes Austrian fleet losses and Allied advances near Atlantic points. It mentions Greece under King Constantine predicting faltering support for the Allies, German troops pushing toward Roselae with attacks at Taxis and Lontes, and rising global tensions characteristic of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausitian Fieet
Greece
Constantine
Ube
Supreme Things in the Lord Jesus Christ Sermon
A weekly sermon by Pastor Fergela Stoddard Haines outlines four key relationships through which life is defined Godward, fellow humans, the material world, and the future life. The sermon extols Jesus Christ as the supreme teacher, pattern, and savior, urging personal faith and commitment for salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergela Stoddard Haines
Presbyterian
Chersh
Jesus Christ
God
Father
Lord Jesus Christ
Lfe
Min
Jesus Carter
Combined Monguap Valley Churches Form Union
On December 2 arrangements were made to consolidate Monguap Valley and Bethel Presbyterian Churches. A minister will be supplied to Bethel village, with Rev. George O. Read of Kenoza Lake serving the pulpit as candidate for the charge. The Bethel people have approved Rev Read for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongaap Valley
Dethel Presbyterian
Bethel Village
George O. Read
Kenoza Lake
Bethel
Read Ag
Recent election expenses filed in Port Jervis case
Albany Dec 2 The Democratic city committee of Port Jervis filed a campaign expense statement with the State showing receipts totaling 447 J W Gitlen was the largest subscriber with 25 The Middletown Prohibition party certified to the Secretary of State that expenses were 248 The sum of 56 48 was contributed by J C Rider former treasurer and 2 by EK A Lorentz All other contributions were in coins of 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Democratic City Committee
Port Jervis Ban
J. W. Gitlen
Middletown Prohibition Party
J. C. Rider
EK. A. Lorentz
Dry Legislation At Coming Team In Washington
Washington, Senator Sheppard of Texas announced on arrival that he would press the measure creating the District of Columbia. He refrained from urging a large program, citing it could derail the operation of a lucrative project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tri
Conatwas
Sheppard
Texas
Columbadrs
Thinsedaton
Sullivan Village Files Complaint Over Power Lightties
Sullivan Village files a formal complaint against Murray Electric Light and Power Company regarding alleged errors or failures that have impacted village lighting in Centerville. authorities cite disruptions in street lights and seek corrective action from the utility.
Announce Judges For Charity Ball In Newburgh
Newburgh December 1 Captain Rapheel A Egan chairman of the sealing committee for the Elks charity masquerade to be held in the armory Friday night December 8 has announced his committee appointments. Hon A J Tompkins Hon Joseph Morschauser Hon H L Hirchberg Hon Thomas W Bradley Hon Edmund Platt Hon F Beoger and Hon John D Stivers will act as judges of costumed attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Rapheel A Egan
Elks
Tompkins
Joseph Morschauser
HL. Hirechberg
Thomas W. Bradley
Edmund Platt
F. .Beoger
John D. Stivers
New Ferry Line Over the Hudson Announced
Peekskill reports a new ferry line planned to open in April linking Verplancks Point near Peekskill with Tomkins Cove above the Hudson. Cato Tomkins, docks and ferries commissioner, is treasurer of the new company. a Lackawanna ferryboat now on the lower river will be weeded for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
Hadeca River
Betwen Verplancks
Thanksgiving at Episcopal Church service report
AU Grace Church held Holy Communion at 7 30 morning and a 10 o clock Thanksgiving service with a sermon by Rector Rev Suthers Jr. The choir sang harvest anthems and the service was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AU Grace Church
Suthers
Newburgh Woman Struck by Auto In City Street
A Newburgh woman identified as Mrs. Jones was struck by an automobile on Water and First streets Wednesday night, suffering minor injuries. The incident, described by a local telegraph receipt, occurs amid other city notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Thees
Newchurch
Dec
Eam Jones
Aulbout
Closing Night of Bazaar at Armory Thrills Hundreds
A Dur terry Bazaar closing program at the State Armory drew over 700 attendees under Christ Church Circle and Company I. The crowd packed seats and stood as the Butterfly Baxas and a Baby Chorus kept the audience engaged with numbers like Pretty Ledgeo and Down Honolulu Way. Soloists Albert Deleserath and Thomas L. Gittson led a varied program, with groups from Mission Circle and Company I aiding in the event’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aissios Cirche
Christ Church
Company I
State Armory
Thuredey
Mission Circle
Butterfly Baxas
Bhaiief
Dsue
Mre. M. D Whit Jock
John A. Korschen
Ber
Evenkry
Frank Gadwool
Walters
Marz
Manser
Nath
Hafen Bweesy
Ethel Lukess
Albert Deleserath
Rowwell Greene
Ceniiet
Deleserath
Honolulu Way
Williem J. Cross
Dave
Albert Deisseroth
Bar! Hopkins
Carl Halcott
Thomas L. Gittson
Hazel Keener
Mable Sweezy
Margery Hemingrray
Gertrude Wood
Gladyn Slinton
Elizabeth Rogers
Dorothy Ayres
Viretala Ball
Doris Hart
Mildred Moore
Mie
Dr Empringham Assumes New Post In Prohibition Drive
Rev Dr James Empringham resigns as metropolitan district superintendent for the Anti Balcon League to lead the Church Temperance Society efforts. He will take charge January 1 as the church campaigns for an optional prohibition bill ahead of the next New York Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Alderhon
Anti Balcon League
James Empringham
League
Church Temperance Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Lancelot Lodge Elects Officers At Regular Convention
At the regular convention of Lancelot Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias held in Castle Hall Friday evening, officers for the ensuing year were elected. W. C. C. Down served as Prelate A. J. Delescroth MW Le C Wood M A C Shoemaker K R B A P K Risenbury Mm Z Edeon Coleman Fr J B Corwin J G Edward Cranston D G Arthur A Brown Representative to Grand Lodge Charles A Jones Alternate William Herman Trustee D C Davis were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancelot Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Castle Hall
Co. CG
W. Cowley
W. C. C. Down
A. J. Delescroth
M W
le C. Wood
M.A. C. Shoemaker
K. R
A. P. K. Risenbury
Mm. Z
Edeon Coleman
J. B. Corwin
J. G
Edward Cranston
D. G
Arthur A. Brown
Grand Lodge
Charles A. Jones
William Herman
D.C
Floral Degree Conferred by Queen Lather Chapter
The floral degree was conferred on 12 members at Queen Lather Chapter East ern Star meeting in Masonic Temple rooms. Two candidates received the initiatory degree. Retr eafments were served after the business session and plans for the chapter’s annual turkey supper next Wednesday evening were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Lather Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Deeds Filed in Goshen and Surrounding Towns
Property transfers listed for Goshen New Windsor Newburgh Middletown Wallkill Warwick Montgomery Goshen and other areas. Transactions show parcels of land conveyed by a range of buyers to diverse sellers with nominal to substantial sums and multiple residences including Middletown Beacon Church streets and Broadway Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Katelia Whelan
Wappingers Falla
James P. McFarren
Wits
New Windsor
George A. Cranse
Newburgh
Vita Errante Grinpl
Samuel McCan
Grace L. Wilson
Broadway
Newbury
Walter Funnell
Middletown
Charles H. Shaw
Beacon
Church Streets
Jamea W. Crawford
Evalena Crawford
Wallkill
John K. Roe
Warwick
Jamea M. Kelly
Same Place
Goshen
Chaitr H. Shaw
Walter Funnel
Wafe
W. Wilbur Co
Boston
John H. Smith
Newbo
Borden’s Condensed Milk Co
James A. Howell
Peter M. Johnson
Marie E. V. Johnson
Patrick Mulhearn Dies at Hoboken
Word was received Saturday by Postmaster Daniel B. Sweeney of the death on Friday of Patrick Mulhearn, a former resident of this city, at Hoboken New Jersey. About 13 years ago he left this city and went to work at a factory in Port Jervis. Mr Mulhearn's widow survives, along with children living at Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Sweeney
Patrick Mulhearn
Hoboken
N. J
Aew
Thomas Penn
Im & Law
Port Jervis
Mr. Mulbearn
Hobokea
Bank Closes Up Affairs In Walden
Walden December 1 The corporate sentence of the National Bank of Walden expired at the close of vestuees on November 2h The bank is closing up its affairs and notifying shareholders and others as creditors seek to settle outstanding matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
National Bank of Walden Batng
Vestuees
Ell Noteboldera
Germany to settle over Washington incident report
December report says a German American commander seeking a prize ship Marian mistook a rescue for transport. Germany asked the United States for the ship's status and offered amends if the Maria was identified as immune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marian
Germany
United States
Watson Acquitted in Mail Fraud Case in Tennessee
Georgia man Anczsta Watson was acquitted today of charges alleging the use of the mails to transport obscene or unlawful materials. The decision followed a Tennessee court proceeding, with defense contending lack of proof of intent to defraud. The verdict closes the case against Watson on the described mail fraud claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Anczsta
Themeag
Georgia
Ester
O& Eceume Walier
Brew Office Opens After Acton Yaeerseee Bee Establishes New
Rs. Gark Wervt leads a local effort to establish a new brew office amid community plans. The Acton Yaeerseee Bee reports on the change, noting upcoming events and local support. Plans aim to regulate brewing activities and support local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahia
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