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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1916

Page

2

Battle of Dreux and notable dates listed

The entry lists the Battle of Dreux with Conde as celebrated commander taken prisoner, plus notable deaths and events including Bayard Taylor 1826 birth, General Henry Ware Lawton 1830s service, U S fatalities in 1062, and various military actions from 1811 to 1816. It also notes astronomical events with Capella near zenith and Neptune brightness.

Dreux Conde Bayard Taylor Henry Ware Lawton Kellie Philippine United States Sonate Trusaia Warsaw Ford Norway Matz

Aid for Needy Children Through All C P Christmas Drive

The All C P appeals for gifts to help 21 000 children in 2 000 families in Newark tenements. Donations may be gifts or stamps checks or money for toys candy clothing sent to George Blagden Treasurer 105 East 6th Street with donor name and brief note to accompany the gift. Gifts will be distributed to tenement homes the day before Christmas.

Middletown Yichitly Ustown New York Association Jis Santa Clara Thera Mel ALL C. P Cheletinay Christ Lome George Blagden Upeaswrer Ifn Mercnadadine Ehindd East Gead Association Wall Stian

Senate approves novelities in immigration policy

Fragmented OCR reads of a congressional report show the Senate approving changes to immigration. It mentions restricting entry of certain groups and naming a geographic origin, with unclear references to India and additional descriptors.

Immigration Debate Faces Japan Policy and Racial Concerns

A Senate discussion questions a gentleman’s agreement on excluding Japanese laborers, challenging it as nonbinding while noting treaties and laws still govern immigration. It flags fears of Japanese “picture brides,” landholding by Japanese, and broad racial stereotypes influencing policy amid calls to protect American industry.

Fishmao America Japan Pase Porte Senate United States Phelan Pacific Coast States

State Capital Letter Reveals Diverse Lawmakers in Albany

Frederic T. Cardoxe notes that as of January there will be 61 Senators and 169 Assembly members with diverse professions. Among 16 attorneys in the two houses, other occupations include merchants, real estate dealers, engineers, printers, editors, farmers, a pharmacist, an architect, and various tradesmen.

Albany Jegianature Senate Assembly Tharn Nicholau J Miller Buffalo Willow Ward James Ht. Caufield, Jr Brooklyn Charles J. Dut Iivnry L. Grant Copenhagen James A. Heerls Feat Nochestoer Abraham Woodman New York Robert J. Tudor Owen M. Kiernan Willand Brush Orange County Mien J. Morrfield Wiehfeld Springs Frank E. Hopkins Jacaica Marion Press Arthur Cowve Lewis W. Johnson Seneca Falls Seymour Meritt Liverty de Hart H. Ames Branklin Vie John P. LaFrenz Brooklin Daniel F. Farrell Ate Brodkisn Jeremiah F. Taomey Broskivalte Catia Thomas A. McWhinner Taurence Jehan G Malone Ab Fanny John F Shannen Tras

Idai Drymen Meet at Port Jervis

A group of middlemen from the Dainamen's Serene convened at Port Jervis to discuss the erection roots and the price of their product. They urged five conter quart while ensuring consumer prices stay fair. A follow up meeting is planned next Tuesday.

Chamber of Commerce

Christianizing Social Ideals Seven Sermons for Times

Rev George H E Wright assesses the church’s social role amid debate over reform and secular influence. He argues the church should expose evils oppressing the poor while steering away from political bias, urging inward virtue to temper material excess and sustain true social transformation.

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May Again Enter Erie Newspaper Field in Two Actions

Walden, Dec. 16 Mr Gibbs and associates are rumored to return to the Walden media scene entering the local newspaper business again in Walden. Reports indicate Gibbs seeks the Walden Citizen Herald or a new venture if price is favorable.

Erie Walden Whitefeld Gibbe Walden Citizen Fimore Walden 1 Gibbs Walden Citizen-Herald Gibb Frank Coking

Defective Rail Actions Hit Port Jervis Lines

Port Jervis Mea Sue Railroad Company faces two major suits for injuries. Sorman Lemiart a brakeman injured near Goshen on July 25 sues for 5900. Roserla Manting seeks recovery for loss of position after a fire cleaner job collapse. Both suits proceed under the Federal Employers Liability Act, represented by A. Gerdner of this state.

Arle Hatiroad Company Burt Jervia Persion Sorman Lemiart Goshen Cers Lan Movcemente Who!x Gen Wlatla Une Naa Gomagen A. Gerdner

Trotter Leytum Sold to David Told for Local Race

Watertown reports W I Leytum a trot trotter has been sold to David Told a millionaire horseman of Youngstown Ontario to contest ownership rules over fastest trotters. Levlam horse purchased by new owner to enter this competition as part of the event.

Watertown W. I. Leytum David Told Mlionaire Yotuingstown

World War A Year Ago Today December 19

A garbled World War I era item notes German government repudiating pleas in a tall state and a peace attempt at Christiania, with refers to armistice terms and retreat of forces. The fragment mentions Belgium and other fronts and hints at river and treaty context.

Chrietiania Veers Heer

Cambridge Professor Drops Dead During Lecture

A Warvfard University professor of perchal ogy died suddenly today while lecturing a class of young women at Radelite 1 Conewe. The Times Treas Want ad Commens.

Cambridge Mase Hage Maasterbere Warvfard University Radelite Conewe Treas

Special Term Held in Goshen for Monroe Coal Co Case

Justice presided at a Goshen special term over a Monroe Coal Company mechanic's lien suit for a dwelling in Monroe. The plaintiff seeks $1,921.35 for labor and materials. defendant argues the action was not started within legal time. Case postponed to December 33 before Justice Mon echanser in Poughkeepsie at 11.

Ao Barcel Monroe Drefendant Trustea Frances M. Kinney Trustes William 8. Tench Paddlefom Frank Fr. Nash Ward Brower Ae Ebane Poughkeepsie

Body Found in Ruins of Lite Green Inn Hotel

In the fire wreckage of the Lite Green Inn between Broutaburz and Tuaedo a body was found among charred remains. James Fallon, a local painter aged about 25, boarded there and rushed back inside to recover belongings, reportedly perishing after failing to appear for days.

Broutaburz Tuaedo James Fallon Sto Lailding Fallon

Gypsy Smith entertains Ellenville crowd in church lecture

Ellenville on December 16 hosted Gypsy Smith in a well attended talk titled From Gypsy Camp to Pulpit at the Ellenville M E Church auditorium. He described his journey near Grahameville and his Canadian home as his current base between engagements. The event drew strong applause and a following of locals who appreciated his singing prior to the lecture.

Ellenville Grahameville Gypsy New York Gypey Smith Canada Missionary Society Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church C. D. Divine Herald Angels Sheridan Watson Pell Washington Square M. Church RT. Cook Stotham Chestman Py Coninra Dawson Nie Jc. D. Duine Tee Mra KB Kimble Lowes Towneend Nichell Bert Terages Bethteben Towneend Jeaac Townsend Greenfield Mre Townsend Rev J. Bryere Standard Cooperaae Co Yagerville Mitchkell Howe Elenville Malm Adissta TA Oonis Woop Hobeen Ss John's Episcopal Church Wax Nean Greavenor Cathedral of Joathe Morningside Knights

Officials see CHOSEN at Athena Club meeting

Athena Club officials discussed guest attention at crowded summer sessions, appointed a finance committee, and refined membership ticket use and place cards at a Washingtonville meeting held in Moffat Library. New officers, members, and dues changes were announced. Mrs McLaughlin led the business segment as Santa presided at the president’s table.

Rhairly Diwa Athenia Club Mauredey Moffat Library Washingtonville Santa Claus Albert E. Layman Elmer Tibbetts Cornelia Younk Lonice Weatlake Newburgh Estelle Thayer Henry Wetb Burnside George Oliver Natalie Barnes Middle Hope William Woolsey Cornelia Young Mra Everett B Hawkins Mintgmery Georgiana Morrison Tavern Mise Margaret Ae Hock Tavern A. L. Oliver Washine Frank Steen Jonathan Hawkins Mettace Ery Helen Downie Newburg James Burnett Slooming Grove W. F. Hashin Middletown Claire McNamee Pougtkeerste Eenet Town Asgutes Seafans Elizabeth Cameron Motors Brooklyn Dewitt Bailey Siso

Beakes Loses Fight for Michigan Congressional Seat

Lansing dispatch reports Willard Heakes of Sullivan County failed to win a certificate of election in Michigan’s second district against Republican Mark R. Bacon. The return showed Bacon with a small plurality despite Beakes’s prior House victories.

Lansing Michigan Willard Heakes Sullivan County Mark R. Bacon Bacon Beakes Haswice Congress Burlingham Scllives Country Wallkill Academy University of Michigan Thomas Cooley

Direct Tax Seen Necessary Due to Mobilization

Republican leaders and officials forecast an eight million dollar direct tax this winter to balance finances. They argue wartime costs and guard troop deployments add pressure, with savings sought from cutbacks and reallocations as the state faces projected deficits.

Keaders

Newark Ejects Strikers and Police Break Protest

Strikes spread in Newark as workers converge prompting city officials to order demonstrations halted by police. Union leaders reportedly organized serenades to lure 14 more workers back to work while authorities curbed the protest.

Newark Xormmakers Rickris K. J Bren Agesta Xewarkh Beer Ithe

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