June 4 in History From the 18th Century to Magenta
On this date events include the birth of George III in 1738 and John Eager Towson in 1752, notable military figures. In 1868 French and Italian forces defeated Austria at Magenta. Evening stars Mercury Saturn Mars and morning stars Jupiter Venus noted. The Big Dipper handle points toward Arcturus in the summer sky.
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George III
George II
England
John Eager
Cowpens
Borns
Magenta
Mercury
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Arcturus
Suuitier
Confederate Raider Alabama Versus Lusitania Contrast
Long excerpt contrasts the CSS Alabama with the Lusitania, noting the Alabama’s two year career as a raider that burned prize ships and released or ransomed prisoners, while the Lusitania’s civilian passengers faced different fates. It discusses prize laws, neutral ships, and the treatment of prisoners with historical reflections.
Battlefields and Tax Debates Among 1861 Figures
The piece argues against Senator Wagner’s push for a constitutional amendment to cut New York direct taxes. It cites Governor Whitman’s memorandum showing needed revenue from indirect taxes and a $144.6 million direct tax, with Comptroller Prendergast noting a $10.5 million deflation figure. It asserts vetoes were essential to align expenditures with income.
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Wagner
Whitman
Billy
Hig
Prendergast
New York City
Negotiations and Note to England Stir U S Press Debate
The piece discusses a belligerent note to England drafted by Secretary McAdoo during the president's absence in New York. It notes uncertainty over revision before release and hints at political aims to appease German Americans. It also mentions possible talks with American packers and tense diplomacy involving Sweden and the Nelson Morris firm.
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Sohkaleld
Big Country
Fengland
Daily Press
Washington
England
McAdoo
New York
Wilson
Uriah
Sweden
Ira Nelnon Morris
Nelunn Morris & Co. Packers
State Department
Nahe Meith
Air
Me Adoa
Bryan
Santhy Haga
Euch
Fragmented War Era Note on Industrial Strife and Allied Trade
Incoherent OCR fragment discusses wartime industry pressures, European competition with American manufacturers, and a harsh toll on workers across German, English, and Japanese lines. It hints at factories, labor, casualties, and production shifts during a dangerous period.
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India
Walla
Teddy
Athene
Aden
Peter
Tunis
Wien
South Centreville Patch Notes in Arlee Parish
This item presents garbled OCR text with scattered fragments mentioning Centreville and Arlee. It does not reveal a clear event, person, or organization to describe a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and events but the text is largely unreadable and lacks a clear incident or outcome. The readable parts reference people and places minimally, offering no coherent report or dates.
Orange Co Bible Society MeetingHeld at Washingtonville
The 104th annual Orange County Bible Society meeting will be at Presbyterian Church Washingtonville on June 8 with a full program including board meeting devotional services addresses by Rev. Scott King Rev. Watling and Rev. Scudder reports of the board and committee appointments luncheon recess and closing exercises led by church and society leaders.
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Orange County Blule Society
Presbyterian Church
Washingtonville
Board of Managers
Jr. Scott King
Dn HL OL Watling
Middletown
FL A. Crane
Haines of
Gooden
Kev. Taber Knox
Warwick
Ev. H. J. Scudder
New York
The
Adverleasible Society
Kev
AL Fojuree
Road contract bids opened in Albany on Tuesday
Albany June 2 bids for road contracts were opened. Orange county repair contracts include Schunnemunk Construction at Highland Mills and multiple bidders from Newburgh Kingston Port Jervis and Kingston with amounts ranging from about 997 to 24 000. Sullivan county bid reads Naash and Griffin of Norwich at 997.97 with several other local firms listed.
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Albany
Orange County
Schunnemunk Construction Company
Lighland Mills
Janes L. Kehoe
Newburgh
Thomas J. Martin
Beacon
Conway Brothers and Kennedy
Eddyville
Willan Doyle
Saugertles
John A. Juva, Inc
Paul:anger
Port Jervis
Paul Gaonger
Monsey
Weason
William Doyle
Sangerties
The
Juniata Company
Philadelphia
Conners and Gullivan
Wimlca
Sullivan County
Ofton
Naash
Griffin
Norwich
G. Bonnell
Liberty
Colony Fires at Yankoa Lake Threatens Cottages
Residents of the Yankoa Lake colony battled a fire on the northeast shore Monday afternoon. Cottagers' hard work saved the buildings as trees and poles burned. it was among the worst fires in the area in years. Many cottage owners spend Memorial Day at the lake and reported good catches.
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Yankoa Lake
Unkind Reminder From Port Jervis Trophy Distribution
A Port Jervis high school event reports the medal ceremony for Fate geaupols where Middletown boys won the prize. Principal Wilpon oversaw the handing out of trophies as students applauded each recipient amid a charged crowd.
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Geaupols
Tweedas
Wilpon
High Sehgal
Rome
Jervis
Post Decvin
Middietown
Port Jervis
Colera
Busy Day for Justice Tompkins Draws Crowds Across Town
Justice Tompkins delivered an address in Sleatsburg to about 2000 attendees including leaders of Safer Hilkarn and Sleaty. Later he spoke at Collingswood Opera House about royal warrants and national order, with Knights of Celamine in attendance.
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Sleatsburg
Han
Collingswood Opera Horse
Knights of Celamine
Jiavdae
Melods
Kongetin
New Hampton Hen Sets Egg Record
The report notes a New Hampton hen achieving an egg production record for the period, with local observers citing a remarkable daily yield. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text, but the event centers on a single hen breaking prior performance benchmarks.
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New Hampton
State Librarian III News Update at Yahton Tech
State Librarian III Allant JTune reported Charles Roosin ner Tavisiatiee Whratian at Yahon Tech Hospital after an incident. Roosin ner is listed as not believed to be in a serious condition.
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Allant
Jtune
Charles Roosinner
Tavisiatiee Whratian
Wag Yahon Tech Hospital
Heda
George Wendell Bush Gets a Promotion
Harriman June 2 The Utica Daily Press reports the promotion of George Wendell Bush from superintendent of the Oneida County Farm Bureau to director of the statewide Bureau work in Ohio with headquarters in Columbus. He leaves July 1 after three years in Oneida County where he led muck land development and alfalfa establishment, and aided dairies sanitation and farm contests. He is a Cornell graduate, born in Broome County, 34, and married Miss Meta Smith. friends congratulate him on the career move.
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Harriman
Utica Daily Press
George Wendell Bush
Oneida County
Haseen
Ohio
Bush
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Rush
Aarriman
Cornell University
Agricultural College
Broome County
Tioga County
Tie
Meta
New York
Cars Collide Near Cuddebackville Injures Loder Vehicle
The Ford touring car driven by Arthur B. Loder of this city was slightly damaged in a collision about 2:30 pm Monday near Cuddebackville. A larger car with a Pennsylvania license struck, sending Loder and a boy in the motorized party off the road. no one was hurt. The other driver refused to name himself and Loder’s license was taken for action with Pennsylvania authorities. The Loder car was moved to the city for repairs.
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Arthur B. Loder
Cuddybackville
Loder
Ins Motler
Pennastvania
Allicense
Penneyivania
Ueity
Maybrook Local Notes With Schedule Changes And Events
Maybrook May 31 closes for ye ar vacation schools closed. Memorial Day parades and church events noted. Reports on mail route auto blowout, Wilkinson and Barker House move, and local strike team planning a presiding event at Baptist Church. Typhoid fever case mentioned with concerns about health measures.
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Mire
Xewiansen
Tharadas
Kanes
Masbrook
Sundas
Otisville Tale Tangles Names in Mixed Detected Text
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local Otisville scene with people named Teltane and Hiverside figures, a Milford Pennsylvania connection, and references to a daughter Vite Gacolle. Details are garbled, preventing clear event or outcome identification.
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Dirive
New York
Milford
Will
Sen
Gorian
DUMP HORSES DUMPED IN FACTORY INCIDENT
A report tells of horses dumped near a facility with one animal injured during the fall. The incident occurred as workers attempted a rescue after the horses slid down a slope, with one creature sustaining injuries but continuing to work until helped.
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Cetner
Menhasey Mtenee
Herene
Annual Session of State Hospital Alumni a Success
The Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital Training School for Nurses held its first annual Alumni Association meeting. Miss Agnes M Walier named president, Miss Nellia Bull treasurer, and Miss Sadie M Dedrick joined the executive committee. The event included a reception, dance, and a large turnout of alumni from New York and New Jersey with many notes of long service and future nursing projects.
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Middletown
Nurses’ Library
Altron
New York State Nurses’ Association
Miss Bail
Dedrick
M. C. Ashley
Agnes M. Walier
Annie Nearn
Elizabeth F. Moran
Nellia Bull
Louise Schaefer
Sadie M. Dedrick
Ashley
Wrld
State Hospital Commission
Ole Carmnentor
Gowanda State Hospital
Lucy T. Judson
Shoulx Fyr
Mod
Cing
Meldther
Savrah
General Hospital
Farmaet
Leral Training School
Altuna
Hangauet
Ward Font
van Repg
Ecleet
Meron
Melerv
Oliver
Teter
Tera Tees
Joel Coltromettor
Cates
Nasraul
Shin
Abia
Vrsen
Miss Schaefer
Hunter
Miss McDonald
Finneran
Miss Allison
Miss Nearn
Miss Moran
Miss Valley
Radigan
Williams and
Alverez
Weimann
Mauree C. Ashley
M. D
Alfonso D. Alverez
R. N
Anna Allison
Lida Albee
Fannie Atwell
Edith A. (Penny) Black
Irene Benjamin
Rachel Bodine
Nellie Bull
Margaret B. Cranmer
Catherine_ Carmody
New York
Augusta (Allison) Compton
Rose (Foster) Cox
Ruth M. Daehlinger
Robert Daniels
Mary E. Finneran
Annie
Redding
General
Lillian L. Hunter
Joh L. Henry
Livingston Manor
Isabella M. Lynch
Catherine Little
Ridgewood
N. J
Ella McDougall
Emma Mower
Laura A. Stullen
Elizabeth McMorrow
Margaret A. Ma
Martha Morrison
Monticello
Florence E. McDonald
Annie Miller
Angeline (Brown) Malinson
Alice (Schafer Miller
Passaic
Mary M. Norris
Jennie Oldfield
Reuben Oldfield
Lilly M. Quinlan
Luke F. Radigan
Daurell Sears
Summitville
Henry Sengrtacken
Pine Island
Margaret Donovan Soper
Orange
Luella Davis
Framingham Centre
Mass
Mary E. Redding
Olive A. Carpenter
Gowanda
Agnes M Gray
New Cannan
Frank A. McChesney
Charles E. Brome
Cheseville
Clara Barrus
Metropolis
Hattie Decker
Mamie Rien
Montgomery
Columbia University
Mise Dedrick
Anna Derick
Airs
Wlc Wilcox
West End
Mre Paniels
Jerry Donovan
John Lawson
John 1
Henry
Near
Eaperthor
Mies Valley
Agen Ley
Gust
Talott Hall
Abandons Charter Under Jersey Laws
Fragmentary notice reports that a corporation has renounced its charter under New Jersey laws due to changes at the New York Stock Exchange and recent statute updates. The filing affects reorganization and incorporation status, reflecting broader shifts in corporate regulation and market structure.
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New York Stock Exchange
Wilson notes may force German shift on submarine policy
Article reports on President Wilson and Ambassador Bernstorff meeting to discuss Germany's note and the Lusitania incident. It notes affidavits claiming the Lusitania was armed, possible concessions, and Berlin's potential conciliatory response. The piece highlights American public sentiment and the risk of a rupture with Germany.
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Washington
von Bernastorff
Wile
Germany
State Department
Lusitania
Berlin
Wilson
American State Department
Bernstorfft
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Wil 1300
White House
Bernstorff
Aicht
Lairectr
Unable to determine a coherent headline from the text
The readable fragmentary text does not provide identifiable people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a factual T and S card.
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Orange County Times
Postofice
Stivers Printing Company
John D. Stivers
I. A. Stiva Cornering
Etown
Inns Mo Porsign
Dell
Atention
Alabama
Rithmond
Conran
Albarn Cay
Ariel
States Marinea
Cuba
Nani
Indy
Tampa
Saitasay
Arc Mt of Teil
Arthur Sineiwir
Toronto
Taventes
Aioe Maraquardie
Aching
Tyre
Comaation
Europe
South
Centreville
Jon S
Dean
Orange CO. Bible Society Meeting
Justice Tompkins
Osborne Sands
Geo
Wendell Bush
Harriman Farms
Luck
Cuddebackville
Maybrook
Otisville
State Hospital
Jersey
Bernstoff
Ae Bape
Treitania
Moscow
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