Orange County Times Press 1909 Middletown edition notes
The issue is a semi weekly review published in Middletown by Stivers Printing Co. It lists office locations, rates and submission rules, along with editorial remarks on Hughes and political framing. Historical notes mark June 1 1792 Kentucky statehood and cultural entries about actors and a Confederate general.
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Hole in Hughes Portrait Sparks Political Doubt
The Eveating Man and others deride Gov. Hughes, claiming a campaign to “put Hughes in a hole.” The piece notes opposition from both parties, criticizes those in power for entrenched speculation, and suggests elites would need radical action to humiliate the governor. Public embarrassment looms as critics press for accountability.
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Gov. Hughes
Mail Sa
Baghes
Haghes
Hughes
Gui
Remembering Tom Moore Irish poet on anniversary
The article celebrates the 130th anniversary of Irish poet Tom Moore known as "Tom." It praises his heartfelt poetry and musical verse, noting his friendly disposition toward the United States, his lasting impact on Irish and broader humanity, and his ability to move readers with simple songs like "Believe me, if all those endearing young charms."
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Moore
Tom
Republic
Washington
Tom" Moore
Ifme
Orange County Justice in Jersey Style Trial at Newburgh
The Newburgh Journal critiques Barbudo’s trial at the Newburgh courthouse before Justice Marschauser. It praises swift, thorough proceedings and a verdict after two and a half days. The piece argues the alien killer’s rights were safeguarded, while praising local jurors and officials for upholding law and deterring crime.
Apoplexy Causes Death In Rock County Farmer
George Nelson Coddingmen of Rock Bin Swilivan county was found dead May 24 in his kitchen. An inquest ruled heart failure as the verdict. He lived alone on the Coddington farm after his wife’s death and children’s marriage. Local observers noted he had been about the house in the mountains prior to his death.
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George Nelson Coddinmen
Rock bin
Swilivan
Orrin Bee
Sanford Bwything
Mourains
Joe
Cradengion
Orcarther
Weare Bruwdans
Professor Lathrop In Town At Athletic Meet
Professor Lathrop, formerly of Middletown High School, now an instructor at Irsington-on-theract ory, was in town Saturday for the athletic meet and to visit friends.
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Henry A. Latarap
Middletown Bish School
Irsington-on
Wee
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Local births and social notes from North End area
A recent birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Taylor of 184 Highland Avenue at Thrall Hospital with Mrs. Taylor’s planned homecoming Sunday. Local property moves include Seth Ralston buying a Wisner Avenue lot from Frank O’Neal. Mrs. Mary Welling and daughter-in-law Mrs. Wallace Welling visited the Knapp family at 1 Royce Avenue. Mrs. Mary Welling plans to stay into next week. Mrs. Fleming and daughter Marie of 140 Beacon Street have bought Holland-bound tickets for next Tuesday. Nicholas Dow on North Street has his cottage at 1234 Royce Avenue painted, currently occupied by WH Liam Devore. The Lewis household at 20 Royce Avenue reports their youngest child sick with pneumonia but improving under Dr. Fancher and Mrs. Jagger of Union Hill. Mrs. Jagger’s visit to Livingston Manor ends as she returns to see a son. Dr. E Fancher excavates a cellar at Hasprovsk Street’s lower end to erect another cottage, the third in the area. G. H. Lawrence of 12 Royce Avenue previously used a gasoline engine for washing. Wilmot Decker now owns a washer with an electric motor for washing and wringing. News arrives of the death of Miss Katherine B. Heller three weeks after arriving in Napoleon, Ohio, her birthplace. Miss Heller and sister Mrs. N. P. Trier lived in Porto Rico for five years before returning to the States, spending last winter with F. G. Knapp’s family at 1 Ravee Avenue and planning to travel to Ohio on April 22. Miss Heller, a bright businesswoman, owned a banana and pineapple plantation, tended by brother-in-law N. P. Trier.
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John and
Margaret Kush
Frank Backman
Susanna Freilleweh
Katrina Meisberger
Lawrence Fleckenstein
Edna Wepfer Schiffman
George Wepfer
Elleny
Brooklin
Raymond D. Cookingsham
St. Andress Church
Wiliam Miller
Canal’ Street
Isaiah Osterhaudt
Worotbourne
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Lemenhill
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Goldman Place
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Highland Avenue
Thrall Hospital
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Linden Avenue
Wisner Avenue
Frank O'Neal
Mary Welling
Wallace Welling
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Royce Avenue
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Marie
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Nicholas Dow
North Street
Whliam Devore
James Lewis
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Wilmot Decker
Katherine B. Heller
Napoleon
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N. P. Trier
Porto Rico
States
Middletown
Ravee Avenue
Petit Jury List for June Term Voter County Court
The June term of county court convenes at Newburgh on June 14. The list includes jurors from Middletown, Cornwall, Minisink, Monroe, Deerpark, Warwick, Newburgh City, New Windsor, Greenville, Walkill, Stanford, Liberty, Hamptonchurch, Fremong Grove, Waramanda, and Gasher with names and occupations such as Ralph J. Jackson grocer, Lawrence C Dutton foreman, Fred M. Noe carpenter, George Davenport track man, Gilbert Carpenter feed merchant, Thomas W. Gaver merchant, and William Sherlock farmer, among others.
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Middletown
Ralph J. Jackson
Greer
W. B Bennett
Ira C. Knifin
Lawrence c Dutton
David H. Canfield
Cornwall
Fred M. Noe
Jas. C.haggerty
Charles Johnson
Henryes
Gordon
William Smith
Minisink
George Davenport
Qhester
James S. Demarest
Lewis van Rumpare
Barry Fredericks
N. Knuapp
Monroe
Gilbert Carpenter
Washington I. Hell
Charles Cox
Deerpars
Christopher Kiernan
William Wilson
Elting Cuddeback
JZ Port Jertis
George W
Jona J. Rodgers
John Coonan
Thomas O'Hara
William Revel
Vanderma
James Wosdaurs
Johan Rodgers
George Corneil
Fred Hunter
Frank Birdsall
New Windsor
John E. Millilligan
John R. Patten
Charles B. Shaw
Greenvile
William Sherlock
Walikll
W. A. Charlies
W. Mance
Onford
Charles Crist
Hamptonchurch
Charles D. Hasbrouck
G. Ramser Coleman
Frnoming Grove
Charles J. Wricht
Marke Wararanda
Albert Frondace
Tar ‘Snot
George Miller
Gasher
William HH. Stromr
Wantage Races Set With Annual Track Event
The Wantage races host a fifth annual event at the B track, featuring a free for all trot on day two. Track operations manager VanSickie oversees ware handling and stall arrangements to satisfy horsemen and officials.
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T Dawsen FE
VanSickie
Olivia Dominic Released From Jail in Goshen Case
Dominic Olivia released from jail in Goshen on Thursday after a two day hold. The judgment debtor Derberio vs Olivia case saw W B and H B Berce acting as counsel. An ambay adjustment and a compromise settled the judgment with Olivia reportedly re taser.
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Goshen
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Atterhey
Iiement
Temple and Malta degrees conferred at irregular meeting
The Temple and Malta degrees were conferred at a peculiar meeting Thursday night of Crpris Commandery. Three candidates were from Sussex, one from Ratler, one from Bambarg, and two from this city.
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Malta
Sussex
Ratler and
Bambarg
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Repeats After Eight Years
Middletown resident Miss A. N. McLaughils recalls public praise for Doan's Kidney Pills given eight years ago and again endorses the remedy after permanent kidney cure. She suffered from a fall injuring her kidneys and back pain, finding quick relief and satisfactory results from pills bought at Mills' Drug Store. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Annals of Medicine
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Elected Officers of the W F M S Meet in Newburgh
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church names new district officers after an all day meeting in Hancock. President F M Woolsey and ten vice presidents were chosen, with Middletown and Hancock reps highlighted. Miss Grace Todd spoke on international missions as the gathering concluded.
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A. C Thompson
James G. Harding
F. E. Larkin
Julia Stevens
Hancock
Newburgh
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Middletown
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W. L Randall
H. W. Bush
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Jubilee Singers at State Hospital entertain with due skill
The Jubilee Singers from A M Zion Church, fifteen in number, performed at Amusement Hall State Hospital on a Friday evening in May. The male quartet impressed and several solos stood out. Miss Beasier played a fine piano solo and a large audience attended. Rev Dr Harver praised his congregation and the group, with a downtown concert planned for June 3 expected to draw strong support.
Program of L. T. 8 Entertainment at Mrs. Thomas Home
The Loyal Temperate Legion hosted an evening program at Mrs. Clarence Thomas’s home, 121 Wickham Avenue, on Monday May 3 featuring piano and violin, tableaux on temperance, vocal solos by Mrs Whittaker and Edwin Goldsmith, recitations by Willis Goldsmith and Clayton Nelson, and performances by L. T. L. members and Y Branch members from multiple nations bearing flags, including songs about temperance and freedom.
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Railroad Union Delegate Returns From Columbus Convention
Georges A. Shane representing Lodge No 40 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen returned Thursday night from Columbus where he spent three weeks as a delegate to the national convention. Walter Forsythe of Walton Lodge accompanied him.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Columbus
Walter Forsythe
Walton Lodge
Mr. Shane
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