Orange County Times-Press Lost In Publishing Details
Newsprint item outlines editor John D. Stivers and business staff at the Orange County Times-Press in Middletown Minnesota, listing publication dates and rates. It notes printing capabilities, distribution points, and advertising guidance while detailing submission rules and post considerations for paid notices and notices of death and funerals.
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Mary
Orange County Times
Botaing
Sianda
Broadway
24Th Street
Park Row
Bryan denounces political appointments in foreign service
The text criticizes Secretary of State Bryan for appointing secretaries of legation based on merit and political loyalty, accusing him of shilly shally policies and exposing appointees to political peril, arguing the process favors political insiders over competence.
December 23 in American History Highlights
The record notes 1783 birth of Thomas Macdonough, famed Lake Champlain victor in 1814, and his death in 1825. It also lists Washington resigning from public life, Jackson’s 1814 attack near New Orleans, and 1880 death of Henry Woodfin Grady with birth in 1850. Astronomical events mark Jupiter and Saturn visible in early evening, with Mercury and Venus near Cetus in the south.
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Thomas Macdonough
Lake Champlain
Washington
Andrew Jackson
New Orleone
Henry Woodfin Grady
New South
Jupiter
Venus
Jagged Wit and Satire Touch Political Vanity
In a series of pointed remarks on ridicule and power a critic argues that even emperors presidents and officials are susceptible to sharp wit and satire. He cites a banquet by the Order of Carabao featuring model battleships and a film about a usurper governor to suggest public figures must endure sharp humor without falling to court marshals or vanity. Lincoln is praised for his capacity to smile at caustic cartoons if humor serves truth.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Blate
Ingaion
Jp Rese
Washington Monument
Navy
Philippines
U. S
Lincoln
Mr Bryan and the American Diplomatic Service
The piece critiques Secretary Bryan for politicizing diplomatic appointments and diminishing trained officials. It cites the New York Evening Post’s view that Bryan rewards supporters over qualifications, neglecting language skills and doctrinal preparation deemed essential for diplomacy.
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Cleve Imaod
Bryan
Ien
New York Evening Post
Porsora Ag
Thal Jonpe
Job to Ambulance Chasers and the State Law
The Albany Knickerbocker Free Press notes that a new state act on workmen injuries shifts claims management from workers to the state and attorney general. It allows injured workmen to avoid hiring a lawyer as the state or court handles hearings, aiming to reduce legal costs and remove barriers to justice. The Orleans County objection on lawyer-burden is answered by the commission asserting protection of workmen interests and upholding the state as guardian for those unable to defend themselves.
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Given & Herd
Navy
Albany Knickerbocker
Gener
Commission of Awards
Orleans County
State Commission
State 6
How Glynn May Prove He Is the Real Governor
A editorial argues Governor Glynn must prove he governs for the people not a party by appointing District Attorney Whitman deputy attorney general with full jurisdiction. It says joint action with Whitman against graft would show Glynn’s independence and strength against Murphy and Tammany influence.
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Glynn
National Administration Aod
Charlen F. Murphy
New York
Barga Canal
New York County
Oi Rtate
District 1
Whitman
John A.booneesy
Sulzer Wan
Tammany
Dewd
Propia
Charles F. Murphy
Eagle Chemicals Dance Featured Amid Feuds and Music
A fragmented notice describes Eagle Chemical En gine and Hose Company No 2 hosting a dance after a social gathering. Wright's orchestra provided music while attendees enjoyed refreshments and a late night atmosphere.
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Ty Nagle Chemical Engine and Hose Company
Jng Wright
Students Bring Guests During Holiday Visit
The Mistea Rita and Rhea Ashley daughters of Tr and Mia are spending their holiday vacation in the city. Mim Rita, a student at EL mira College, is accompanied by Miss Jacobir of Milltrook New York and Mien Ward of California who will stay several days. Rhea attends Bow ton School of Art and will join classmates in the area.
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Mistea
Rita
Rhea Ashley
Mia
M.C. Awhfer
Mim Rita
Elmira College
Jacobir
Milltrook
N.Y
Mien Ward
California
Misa Rhea
Bowton School of Art
Tater Iy
Otisville Village Society Notes and Christmas Plans
Otisville and nearby Howells residents share Christmas preparations and church events. The piece mentions Miss Ethel King visiting Middletown, the Christmas exercises at the Presbyterian Church, and a prayer meeting cancellation for the holiday week amid remarks on local residents, travels, and upcoming lectures and celebrations.
Funeral for Ambrose Brochu at Libertynis Church
Funeral services for Ambros Brochu mother of T Edward Brochu were held at the home in Libertynis and at the Catholic Church. The interment followed at the family plot in Liberty. The turnout was large and floral tributes numerous.
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Ambros Brochu
T. Edward Brochu
Village Meeting and Local Updates in Montgomery
The Montgomery village notes recount an annual stockholders meeting for the National Bank of Montgomery on January 13 from 1 to 2. It lists elected officers and trustees, a New York Central freight clause, and a plan to fund a new ice house. Also covered are local visits, a high school dance, a bond referendum vote, and holiday events.
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Amonomery
Wallkill
John van Steenbureh
Liever
George W. Birch
Victor M. Torwiuliger
Lewis M. McGowan
Charles H. Oliver
George L. Sharp
M. C
George W. ‘Texry
Joan A. Helter
Thomas Losee
John
Lull and Hey
W. W.wallcox
Frank B. Leeds
Fyler
L. Wiley
John A. Weller
National Bank of Montgomery
Houwe
Thin Village
New York Central Railway
Leo
MecLermontt Dairy Co
Winfield Decker
Pine Bush
Hubert Hug
O. W. Decker
David Bremart
Empire House
George Thompson
Middletown
Herbert F. Cox
New York City
John Chambers
Frank Gilchist
Emmet Gridley
Gilchist
National Sugar Refining Co
William Bush
Unothy Walsh
Royal Bulld
Overland
Maxwell
James H. Sharp
Iveryman
Grange Hall
Joe’ Haskin
Montgomery
Atgomary
Board of Trustees
George W. Hayeos
Lull
M. E
Philip Grey
Walden
Oscar Sheely
George Mowbray
New York
Stephen Harlow
Fractured Press Commentary Echoes Prohibition Era Ironies
A collage of quotes from New York Tribune Buffalo News Brooklyn Standard Union and others lampoons Prohibition and politics. References to Columbia population and city directory values mingle with jibes about President Wilson women suffrage the era and counterfeit currency arrests.
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United States
Columbia
Buffalo News
Woodrow Wilson
Amy
Davy
Brooklyn Standard
Wilson
Guaunton
New York Tribune
Currency Measure Clears Senate In 54 84 Vote
The administration currency bill passed the Senate 54 to 84 with support from six Republicans and one Progressive. Senators Norris Perkins Greeling Weeks Crawford Jones and Poindexter voted for it. It heads to conference with a likely White House signature and immediate implementation to mobilize reserves and stabilize the currency system.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Perkins
Greeling
Weeks
Crawford
Jones
Poindexter
Wilson
House of Representatives
United States
Wilson Jn Spore
Congress
Hitchcock
Nebraska
t—Crawfons and Sterling
South Dakota
California
Massachuistts
la Follette
McAdoo
Seissom Owens
Altchwock
Woodrow Wileca
Elinor Witeos
Bowes
Tumaur
Ubetii
Committee For Pisces
Bitchcock
Road Hog Joe Wood Accused in Port Jervis Altercation
A New York lawyer, friend of two American League club owners, claims Red Sox pitcher Joe Wood assaulted him near Port Jervis while driving between Cuddebackville and Port Jervis. Wood allegedly yelled and showed his sweater, then threatened further harm when they met in Port Jervis. The lawyer says his children witnessed the incident and prepared to swear out a warrant.
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Joe Wood
Port Jervis
N. Y
New York
Wood
Cuddebackville
Red Sox
The
Sun Sunday
League Games Postponed in City Tournament
City league tournament games planned for tomorrow night at the alleys have been postponed due to other events that evening. Teams to have rolled include the Asyluma Excelsiors 1 and the Eagles 1.
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Asyluma
Excelsiors
Eagles
Montclair Five Disappointed At Warwick
The Montclair basketball team failed to show up for a scheduled game with the Warwick Five last Friday. Next Friday the Columbus Five for Pasgalo will face the Warwick team. Warwick retains forwards Mo Neb Davenport and guards Sullt Rankins with Sheppard at center.
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Warwick
Montclair
Warwick Five
Columbus Five
Pasgalo
N. J
Warwee
Mo‘Neb
Davenport
Sullt Ap
Rankins
Sheppard
Belcher Joins Poughkeepsie Sunday Courier Staff
Harold W. Belcher formerly of the Syracuse Journal becomes assistant to Mark G. DuBois at the Courier. DuBois, now an assemblyman, cannot devote as much time to the paper as before. Belcher is welcomed by the local newspaper fraternity and the city hopes he will adapt well.
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Harold W. Belcher
Syracuse Journal
Poughkeepsie Sunday Courier
Mark G. DuBois
Courier
Belcher
Count Mislayaski Slays Wife and Guest in German Castle
In Graetiz Germany on December 20 Count Matthine Mislayaski a Polish nobleman and member of the German Imperial Parliament killed his wife and her guest with a rifle after discovering them together in her room. A female companion of the Countess was fatally wounded by a bullet.
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Graetiz
Germany
Matthine Mislayaski
Abot
Millet
Pension fund finds $100 in its stocking
A local pension fund reports receiving a $100 check from a prominent city businessman. Police and officials acknowledge the donation as a welcome boost to the fund, with the donor's identity kept confidential at the donor’s request and amid appreciation from fund members.
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Pension Fund
MeCem
Mate Appr Samurésy
Iff
McGuire Fails to Appear in Cattle Case
A Syracuse contractor George Bo Moulve could not be located to answer charges in the cattle case. McGuire’s absence hindered proceedings as officials reported he is believed to be in Albany.
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George Bo Moulve
Syracuse
Beary A. Revesl
Warser Quinisz Asphalt Company
Catiale
McGuire
Sadersionl
Local Notes From Finchville and Surrounding Towns
Finchville reports Mrs. C. Meyer returned home after two weeks visiting relatives in Greater New York. Mrs EM Dittman came back from Bridgeport Conn where her daughter Mim Menting was ill. Mrs. Sarah Clark Osborn visited with Mrs W B Davia during her daughter's absence. Residents take trips to Middletown likely in search of Banta Clans. Mrs. Sarah Cooley Taylor of Boston visited her countm Electa Pennay. Isbell’s uncle, visiting at her home, returned to New York Friday.
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Minchvile
C. Meyer
New York
EM. Dittman
Bridgeport
Conn
Mim Menting
Sarabh Clark Osborn
W. B. Davia
Middletown
Sarah (Cooley) Taylor
Boston
Mass
Electa Pennay
Mra Isbell
Unfortunate Woman and Family Seek Annuity in City
A tattered notice reports a bereaved woman and her two daughters arriving in the city to seek support and settle wishes tied to a will. The document notes a sum around three dollars and mentions a former residence and living peer context.
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Seterniay
Fragmentary 1920s New Jersey item recalls hospital tree
A damaged clipping from Bloomington records a confusion over a hospital tree memory. The fragment mentions Mrs. Coe Finch and a fall though details are unclear.
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Timmse
Peon
John D. Stivers
A Munckerbockers
Postotice
John D. Belge
Menretery
Tressurer
Cerner Hite
Canjer
Novoregn
Office of Publication
Otf
Commercia
Poon
Times-Preas
Hobeen
Teelix
Eagle Chemicals
Otisville
Oulville
Muainme
F. Rebbing
Mkewike
Methodist Church
Houndsman Porter
Otteville
Sanford Barret
L. H. Glasa
Pusvale Park
Irena Tears
Brooklyn
Olisville
Howells
Otiaville
Presbyterian Church
Ethel King
Harbert King
James J. Behan
Silliman
Frandt
Charles Harding
Cockrit
Helena Cocktit
Aucintue Greenies
Mre Fowler
Mick
Durior Hiatas
Irene
Jerse, Tits
Mra
Creans
Thir
Mies
Frances Vaniourer
Ambrose Brochu
John Lind
Rawleigh News and Obverver
Chicago
Clere
Loader
Heston Transcript
Ralph Lopez
Huerta
Corativuionaillets
Albany Ameus
Anna Shaw
Sara Wilson Wold
Ada Tell
wio-Hoanton
Washington Star
Fxtongreasman Cannon
Haoia
Indiana Society
Manguet
Banque
Rocksster Herald
New York World
Sai
George W
Dorothy Relee
Buclelle
Hartins
Norfolk
Dent’s and Meyer’s
Frisby & Lyon
McCunn
W. A. Hartin
East Main
T. Middletown
H. McGuire
Finchville
MR. Achenbach
Santa
Little Harry
Coe Finch
Bloomington
Mora
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