Local Advertising Rates And Historical Almanac Notes
Orange County Times Press and Middletown Daily Times Press tout advertising and circulation leadership, with low rates. A calendar of July 16 in American history lists notable births and deaths. astronomical events follow, including moon phases and planetary alignments for eastern time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Times-Press
Middletown Daily Times- Press
Times-Presa
Constellation
Gemini
Neptune
Jupiter
Summer Heat Shifts Mood and Meals Across Town
In a sun soaked note the article laments the heat as it affects daily life. It contrasts South American turmoil with local discomfort, urges restraint in eating and drinking, and offers homely advice on patience and tempering conduct during torrid days.
Be Calm This Night Like a Peppery Night Host
A moralizing older piece advises staying calm at night to avoid nightmares and stresses temperance. It urges moderation in eating meat and drinking spirits, favors cooling vegetables and fruit, and recommends minimal malt liquor and sea water. It also playfully suggests taking one’s partner to enjoy ice cream in many forms.
What is a Democrat as Seen in a Campaign Clash
The piece criticizes a calm and gentle admonition on free trade versus protection. It portrays a senator accused of straying from platform traces and argues the speaker avoids battle for core principles. The excerpt hints the public will soon define a Democrat as a Republican.
Go shen Independent Republican’s political reply
A republican reply critiques the Times-Press queries and defends party leadership in Orange County. It notes Senator Rose not up for re election and praises Governor Hughes and others while criticizing Democratic organization as needing reform per John A. Mason’s remarks in National Monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Independent Republican
Times-Press
Republican Party
Orange County
Rose
Hughes
Democratic Party
John A. Mason
Newburgh Register
New York State Democratic Committee
National Monthly
New Thought Democracy Says Bailey Bryan Divide Party Stand
The piece debates Democratic splits as Bailey and Bryan disagree on party identity and policy. It notes shifts toward protectionism for raw materials, Bryan defending traditional democracy while Bailey allies with New Thought interpreters as taint and rupture widen after tariff talk.
Recall of the Whig decline and calls for Democratic unity
The piece reflects on the 1852 Whig collapse led by Gen Winfield Scott and Franklin Pierce’s victory, then argues for strong Democratic organization. It cites John A Mason on political leadership, party splits, and the need for unified action, contrasting with Republican methods and urging tangible work. It also notes large land homestead applications in the West and references Persian and Turkish political turmoil.
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Whig Party
Winfield Scott
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
National Monthly
John A. Mason
Newburgh
New York State Democratic Committee
Mason
Foy
Bryan
Goshen Independent Republican
Mr. Mason
Father of the National Guard Praised by Generals
Gen Phistorer born in Germany seventy one years ago enlisted at nineteen in the U S army. He served in the civil war and rose from private to colonel and acting adjutant general of New York state. His work with the New York National Guard has been praiseworthy and influential. The direct primary commission faces scrutiny in Massachusetts as officials tour Philadelphia. Witnesses differ on cost and practicality with former State Senator Harrington opposing the plan. Thomas Platt also voiced opposition saying he is against the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Bryan
Texas
Bat
Deaver
Baller
Rome
Seaves
Cleveland
Wilson
Firvan
Balltese
Repubican Wat
Brian
Natonsi Guard
Phistorer
Germany
VU. 8. Army
Ohio National Guard
New York State
Frederick Townsend
National Guard of
New York
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Philadelphia
Arthur Harrington
Bay State
Thomas ©. Platt
Polish girl missing, found after eleven days in Goshen
Helena Prociska, a Polish girl new to Goshen, vanished for eleven days and was later found near her sister Mrs. John Zeleski on Montgomery street. She claimed to have lived in the woods during her absence, visited by neighbors and seen near Cropsey and Wilson places.
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Helena Prociska
John Zeleski
Montgomery Street
Goshen
Cropsey
South Street
Saix
Wilson Place
Prospect Lake
Zaleski
Epworth League Ice Cream Sale at Westtown Friday
Westtown July 13 The Epworth League of Westtown M. E. bowl sells ice cream in Miss W Friday evening July 16 to raise funds. Mrs Lawson, wife of Internal Revenue Collector Henry B. Lawson of Newburgh, fractures arm after chair collapsed. she was homebound with a broken right arm just above the wrist from a fall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the
Westtown
Lawson
Internal Revenue
Henry B. Lawson
Newburgh
Ken Magen Falls Ill During Train Trip
John A. Magen of New York, a member of the Democratic committee, suffered a sudden attack of indigestion on Tuesday morning while on a train. He was treated at the home of Mrs. J. F. Torker by Dr. P. M. Phillips and returned home the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Magen
New York
J. FL. Torker
P.M. Phillips
Mason
Keep in Touch with Times-Press While Absent
Announcement urging readers to mail a change of address to the Times-Press business office or call to update location. Addresses can be changed freely and frequently while on vacation, ensuring continuous delivery of home city news.
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Times-Press
First Regiment Camps at Plattsburg Strenuous Hikes Begin
Plattsburg Barracks July 12 The First Regiment resumes hard drills with a ten minute close order formation and a two mile advance toward Ausable Chasm. Skirmish lines probe for an imaginary enemy as officers discuss morning evolutions. Only one man seeks hospital care from heat and fatigue.
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Plattsburg Barracks
Charles Hey Hitchcock
Binghamton
Woderurush
J. F. Sheehan
Co. L
McIntyre
Decker
Baliman
Lieut
Steedman
Walton
First Regiment
Tne
Moudar
Borer
Cookingham
Jt. N. Carlisle
Boxer
E Madden Decker
Medrick
Middletown Bars
Skiriqmish
Co. J
Outter
Waten
Lewis
Philips
Cn. T
Sentrice
B. M. Decker
J. Sallman
Burlington
Montreal
Canada
Lake Champlain
To-morrow will be for all the Co
Fragmentary line notes a soldiers unit preparing for next day duty after a night hike. Mentions entry duty and a collective march, with emphasis on imminent tasks rather than events yet. No clear names, places, or dates can be identified from the readable text.
Poughkeepsie Hosts Regional Fife and Drum Corps Meet
The Charles Higham Fife Drum and Bugle Corps left Poughkeepsie Thursday morning for the Hudson River Fife Drum and Bugle Corps Association convention. About a dozen corps competed for prizes for best musical organization and top individual performers. Visiting groups included Royal Fife Drum and Bugle from Elizabeth New Jersey and many others from Peekskill Deep River Fishkill Landing Portchester and Hartford among listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Higham
QO. &W
Hudson River
Chief Higham
Charles
Bennett
Beat Musical
Beat
Roral
Elizabeth
N. J
Peekskill
J. H. Romer
Deep River
Charles Glover
Middletown
L. G. Ehlenberger
Chanler
Fishkill Landing
Edward Foster
Dutchess
Fishkill on-thte-Hudson
Dr. J. Heroy
A. H. Gale
Portchester
J. Bedford
Crescent
Crescent Ifs
Thomaston
Robert Johnston
Meriden
Fife
Conn
R. Godwin
Oriental Flute
Stamford
Con.c
McGuinness
Mathew
Hartford
William J. Doyle
Birthewood Fife
Rhinebeck
L. Depew
Young Men's Christian Association
Newburgh
George 4. More
156Th Regiment
Hishland
L. Houston
Otisville Notes on visits and local changes
OTISVILLE July 14 reports visitors from Alpine and Nyack visiting Mrs Judson VanDuser's family. Mrs Charles Dunlap moves to Green property on Main. Orville Lockwood breaks ground for a new house from James Everett land. Mrs Elwood Fowler improving after car trouble. No change in Charles B Moore's condition. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bord observed friends off at 3:47 pm to New York. Mrs Bord injures hip in fall but not initially serious. Dr Buck rents rooms on Academy Avenue after Writer property deal fell through.
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Oscar Waller
Benjamin Firth
E. H Conkling
Alpine
N. J
George Winter J
Nyack
Judson VanDuser
Charles Dunlap
Main Street
Orvile Lockwood
James Everett
Elwood Fowler
Charles B. Moore
Samuel J. Bord
New York
Boyd
Dr. Buck
Writer
Henry Weltman
Academy Avenue
Maxwell sprayer eases dust and spares streets at Pine Island
July 15 report from Pine Island notes a steam coach dust suppression by a street sprinkler driven by Mr. Baker near Ola Grays. Space and Noxon autos move up and down the street. The sight replaces dust trails with a visible mist, praised as good intent by locals in a playful wonder at the new method. Engagements and farm labor notes follow in the Town column.
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Maxwell
Mr. Baker
Ola Grays
Baker
Noxon
Local Montgomery notes and visits in New York region
Montgomery notes a long list of visitors and events from Montgomery New York including Miss Marion entering Sunday school, a picnic planned on Wallkill banks, Kenneth Bevier injuring his wrist in a cherry tree accident near Apple Croft, and various relatives and friends visiting from Middletown Newburgh Reading and Brooklyn. The piece also mentions the McDermott creamery painted white improving appearance and local civic goings on from a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott Creamery
C. Brown
Kong
White
Plains
Yonkerg
Mita
Brown
M. D. Lodge
Mra. Mary
Johnson
Walter Has
Biliott
Misa
Ruth Mctivane
Middletown
Harvey Harris
John L. Sleat
Newburgh
D. M . Wade
Minnie Brooks
Monroe
Chester
Lake George
Mabel Legs
James Hailock
George
Bell
Reading
Allen Bryson
R. M. Cox
Montgomery
Cox
Bre
R. List
New York City
Peter ‘Crispell
Brick Church
Lake Mohonk
J. H. Thompson
A. Lansing
Jessie
Omaha
Neb
A. G. Lansing
Lazring
Marion Lieff
William Lieff
Macy M. Sweery
New York
William W. Ural
Mr. and
Mirs
George A. Osborn
Emory
Atrs
W. H. Garrison
Fife, Dram and Bugle Corps
A. Goldberg
Beatrice Brown
Pineugh
Leonard Brown
Frederick A. Quackenhot
Wallen
Bisle Seguin
East Orance
Wil
Ham King
Maybrooks
Walter J. Mead
Clinton Street
William King
Marbrook
W. J. Mead
Laura’ Godwin
Charles D. Wait
Hany O'Neil
Goshen
George H. Osborn
Joseph Birbeck
Lathrop & Shea
Maybrook
Miex Almeda Space
Orange Farm
Former Ellenville Pastor Dead at Utica Home
Rev G A Neem, once pastor of Christ Lutheran Church Ellenville, died at his Utica home. Born in New York around 1863, educated in Germany, he earned a PhD and led Lutheran churches across the Midwest and East. He moved to Ellenville in 1902 aiding church relocation and parsonage repairs before later serving in Delgerile and Tiles. Survived by his wife, Neem was noted for education and courteous manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Neem
Christ Lutheran Church
Ellenvile
Utica
Mr. Neem
New York
Oid
Heidelvers
Germany
Ellenville
Delgerile
Tiles
Nee
Fire Insurance Ad and Middletown National Game Notice
Farmers urged to write Boyd and Deming for low rate fire insurance from reliable companies. National team announcement: Middletown National vs Bloomingburg at Bloomingburg with players to report to captain J Harriss by Friday night.
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Boyd & Deming
North Street
Middletown
Bloomingburg
Benomingburs
J. Fiarris
Bene Ood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orange County Times Press
John D. Stivers
Knickerbocker
Associated Press
United Publishers’ Association
Poastofics
N.Y
Stivers Printing Company
M.A. Stivers
King
Centra Streets
Brunswick Ride
Tribune
Chicago
Frank R. Northrup
Orange, County Times
Hotaling
Pierre Lemoine
Ay Omon
Sol
South America
Argentina
Bolivia
Colombia
Panama
Venezuela
Spokane
Coeur d’Aiene
Coeurg@Alene
Aneen
Persia
Turkey
Russia
England
Beryt
Frederick Phis Qover
Neionel Guard
Adjiand
Henry
T&ken
Co. Lin
Plattsburg
Poughkeepsie
Otisville
Pine Island
Orange County Committee of
TM. C. Acs
Wilcox
Conair
Chester N
Giadis
Hartiet. Hunter
Greenwont Lake
Rita
Frederick Sewlard Zimmer
Tarner
Mindary duyNon
Passaic
Donald Letay
Elenville
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