Births Surpass Deaths In City Health Report
The Board of Health met with Vice President Burdubourg presiding alongside Mayor Cox. Regents report shows for April and May 1911, 42 births and 28 deaths, with 13 male and 7 female deaths, 10 due to cancer. Dr W W Shelley offered to serve as Health Officer during Dr Hanmer’s absence without pay, accepted on a Strack motion. Packhiser exonerated after petition about nuisance at 261 North Street tied to Middletown Dye Works. Health officials reviewed sewer issues and lower Beattie Avenue nonconnected properties, referred to Sewer Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Burdubourg
Board of Health
Cox
Doard Nut Prestul
Guonge H. Suuton
Mamsh
Sun
WW. J. Shelley
Hanmer
Strack
Packhiser
North Street
Middletown Dye World
Iudgulph Packhiser
Omter Hauer
Sanitary Laapeater Greene
Peidoners
Corunishaloner Cullinan
Cullinan
New Building Planned on North Street Site
The Millspatgh Rolldut Corpora tion begins preparation for a modern three story brick building occupying about 86 feet of frontage and 124 feet depth on the North Street site. It will house the Tompkins Dry Goods Company with work starting this week to clear ruins and prepare the lot for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Millspatgh Rolldut Corporaion
Tompinn Drythooda Company
Novo Streek
Tompkins Dry Cools Company
Stanley Millapaugh
Alors
Ube
Pennsylvania Fish Laws Summary for Creel Limits and Seasons
The note lists fishing rules for Pennsylvania including species and limits: black bass not smaller than nine inches with twelve per day, crappie and sunfish limits, pike minimum length twenty-two inches with four per day, carp limits, perch limits, and restricted gear. It also states seasons and area restrictions and bans on certain methods and bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yunnsylvania
Sly Tin Lee
Jair i
Moy
Willard Age 37 in Potawatomi Nation Event
Jess Willard, 37, of Potawatomi Nation, Kansas, is described in reports dated June 27 as a heavyweight boxing champion. The item mentions marriage and a financial offer regarding a water sample, with March 1 1904 cited in relation to events involving Willard and Hette Drans, both residents of Potawatomi Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lvatenworh
Kan
Dene Willard
Hette Drans
Pottawatainlo
Kerom
Real Estate Notes From Local Property Listings
Fragmentary notes show a property sale and street address references including 3 Wood and 3 Avenue. Names and details are garbled but indicate urban real estate activity and a likely transfer or listing in a local market.
Children's Day Observed Sunday at Otisville
Otisville residents gathered for Children's Day exercises at local churches and groups including the M church and Yad, with Boul sales and recitations well rendered. Mrs. Floyd Steasch played the organ, Mrs. Howser the piano, and Pastor Lake delivered a brief address as the audience decorated with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Floyd Steasch
Howser
Plano
Auditoriim
Lake Anude
Sidney Binlch
Klatryd
Port Jervis
Grandesd
Pion Vanlawagon
Macy J. Tymesen
Heyward Tymeson
Nedaugher
Adda Clark
Idyta" Malley
Oneuutla
Hichard Vattargon
Atlantic City
Hlay
Aaron Winter Ward
Elizabeth Brown. Weldman
Newark
N. J
Weldman
Latyu
William A. Brown
Eddy
High Schol
Lus Queete
Slater
Binghamton
J. Lowry Evans
Marlon
Mase
Frank Northrup
Port Jervin
Joel
Ethat Witbar
Avien Hirundige
Mita Nelle Wall
Aratla
Ming Isabelin Delmaneft
New York
Frank Greenteafl
Sul
Stobert Lang
New York City
Pais
Trelana
Mittery Cumming
Harrqie
Robert Palmer
Howins
Ernestus Ketcham
Hope Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Uhy General Hospital
Eucen
Aaron Sillivan
Lin Metmods
Crane
Hirhpatrick Mira Giveans
Mue Rataryn McDennett
City Milk Quality Slips Noted by Board of Health Meeting
The Board of Health met Thursday to review dairies after inspections by Dr I J Shelley and Chemist Irving Gull. They reported 7.9S quarts of milk daily citywide, many dairies lack ice and cold storage, and several producers hover near or below the 3 percent butter fat standard, with 17 dairies selling milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Shelley
Irving G. Gull
Beaters
Mic
Whld City
Newturgh
Board of Health
Health
Bull
Mik
Dull
Wowsser
Longer Hours at Ontario and Western Car Shops
The Ontario and Western railroad car department will move to 48 hour weeks, affecting about 260 workers. The change, announced at the company offices, follows a prior 40 hour standard since last April. In other news, Joh H. King announced a renomination bid in the Republican primary. The Tuxedo Fire Department holds its annual inspection and parade on the Fourth of July at the Tuxedo Cinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Wester
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Cinchon Tn
Gilbert Elected Deputy State Commissioner of Education
Frank D. Gilbert of Albany has been elected unanimously Deputy State Commissioner of Education by the Board of Regents on nomination by Commissioner John M. Finley. He succeeds Thomas E. Finegan, who resigned to become State Superintendent of Education in Pennsylvania. Two Middletown graduates earned honors this week: Dorothy MacGowan of Walden and Leste Decker of Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Gilbert
Albany
State Department of Education
Regents
John MH. Finley
Gilbert
Thomas E Finegan
Pennsylvania
Snung Pele
Middletown
Dorothy MacGowan
Lewis F MacGowan
Walden
Leste Decker
Willian
G. Decker
Newburgh
Pierson Lawlor Wedding Held at Linden Avenue Home
Charles G Pierson of Warwick and Mrs Lillian Mayes Lawlor of this city wed Thursday at the bride's home 16 Linden avenue with El der H Ker officiating. About 15 relatives attended. a wedding breakfast was served by caterer William R Rowley. The couple to spend two months at Chautauqua Lake then plan to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G Pierson
Warwick
Lillian Mayes Lawlor
Linden Avenue
H. C. Ker
West Wing
Wiliam R. Rowley
Max
Ellenville Man Recovers from Cedar Rapids Explosion Injuries
Milton N Terwilliger, a resident of Ellenville, received a letter from his father H H Terwilliger describing the Cedar Rapids starch factory explosion and Milton's injuries. Doctors report the injuries are slight though they affect a Civil War memento he wears. H H Terwilliger is brother-in-law of David H Keelery of 127 Linden Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Milton N. Terwilliger
H. H. Terwilliger
Cedar Rapids
David H. Keelery
Linden Avenue
This City
Three Hurt In Auto Accident In Ulster County
Mr and Mrs Amos Fryer of Linden avenue and Mrs B F Robshaw of Utica were injured in a Friday morning automobile crash near Kesserike Ulster County while en route to Utica. Virginia Robshaw escaped injury. Mr Fryer was thrown from the car with others injured from side impacts and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Fryer
Linden Avenue
Utica
Mrs. Robshaw
Fryer
Mrs. Fryer
Much Talent Shown by Pupils of Mrs Tolles
A recital by pupils of Mrs J C Tolles drew a good audience at Linden Hall despite bad weather. Younger students performed first with surprising talent and charm, followed by older pupils in an equally engaging second part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Tolles
J. C Tolles
Linden Hall
Thought He Was a September Morn Officers Elected By State G. A. R.
Andrew Davis of 11 Olivestrent was arraigned for public intoxication and placed on probation with reporting requirements. He was arrested after wandering the streets half clothed and allegedly threatened family with a shotgun. Elmira notes Colonel Joseph F. Ewell elected New York State Department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic at the state encampment. Other officers named include Edward Long, Louis Levolier, FL Dun tar, D. P. apnins, and Charles A. Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Davis
Starr
McCoachom
Davis
Elmira
Joseph FE. Ewell
Buffalo
New York State Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Edward 8. Long
Westchester
Louis Levolier
Albany
FL Duntar
Union
D. P. Apnins
Schenectady
Charles A. Orr
Acjutan
Open Big Plant At Poughkeepsie Attracts State Visit
The Eiveitic Autolite Corporation plans a new manufactory in Poughkeepsie, occupying the former plant site on North Road. It will employ about seven hundred skilled machinists and mechanics within three months. In Walikill Council No. 92 United American Mechanics sessions, three candidates were initiated and several new applications filed, with Deputy State Counselor Woolser attending from Tort Jervis. The council reached 851 members after rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiveitic Autolite Corporation
Poughkeepsie
dJoha XN
Wilia
FL AL TF
North Road
Walikill Council
Janier Order of
United American Mechanics
Washington Street
Thurscar Cotniax
Counsilor Woolser
Tort Jervis
Miteting Jie
Wallkit’ Council
Burglary Suspect Linked to Winter Battery Office Theft
The fragment suggests a burglar possibly had a key to the Winter Storage Battery Company office on Railroad Avenue. A named individual Mel may have been involved, with vague references to ages and local names. Slawson of the Winter Battery Company declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Storage Battery Company
Mel
Metinach
Norio BE
Slawson
Otame Battery Company
Ellenville Theatre Co. 13 Incorporated
The Ellenville Theatre Co. 13 is incorporated with officers including J, i, and H J Shurter. Fe ghoree to the mere OUT MAPA Tea cam vectors, $33,0, listed among the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H J. Shurter
Blacksmith Is Cut on the Head at Show Opening
E oA Wheeler off er and Barr met with a parafi arei dent at his blacksmith shop on Railroad Avenue Thursday afternoon during opening show. Wheeler knocked over a large stick of timber leaning against the building and was struck on the head before he could exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler, Offer & Barr
A Times Prose ChauiSed a8 will be X
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a prose item from a newspaper page. The readable words suggest discussion of a future event or designation labeled as X in an old Times context. Additional context remains unreadable in the fragment.
City Moves to Audit Ice Delivery Weights
City board discusses ice weight concerns raised by Chemist Irving C. Bull noting wagons with no scales or broken scales. He cites instances of underweight ice and urges sealer of weights and measures to investigate. A formal resolution recommending stricter action is adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemist Bull
Board of Health
Irving C. Bull
Mr. Bull
Aldrich
Bull
Hardenberth
Cullinan
Strack
John C. McMickle, Jr
Recorder Starr suspends sentence for Ward on North Street incident
The report states Ward 44 was suspended sentence Friday morning by Recorder Starr for a traffic violation on North street Thursday afternoon. Police allege Ward had prior warnings and he was arrested by Patrolman Ludlum after leaving his horse and wagon on the left side of North street en route to Franklin Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Oz Wills Ward
North Street
Agaiost Sinler
Ludlum
Franklin Square
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George H. Stanton
Jess Willard
Charles Dorgherty
Jaen Evens
Tas
Hye Cottere
Acue Avenue
Aottidmerie
Eustoce Ans
Aaron Winter
Vinirapolis
Tad
Mii
Port Servis
Writer
Philp Hole
Tien Cho
Sanatariam
ID Soloman
Villistas
Rio Grande
Mexico
Milk Board OF Health
Dairies
Offcer Hanmer
Conarsioner
Joh H. King
Third Ward
Paris
Robshaw
Ellenville Theatre
Ice Man
Waterman
Jobs & Carey
Surerial Instruments
Carey
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