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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented masthead for a local weekly review notes dates and staff, including John D Stivers and M.Bnickmayocke LH as managers. Advertising rates and publication policies appear with details on submission, obituary policies, and printing services. The text lists office locations and deadlines with limited readable dates and pricing.
The day marks 1851 the Uncle Tom s Cabin chapter debut in the National Era Washington 1864 Union forces under General Hunter defeated Confederates at Plymouth Virginia 1837 oil city Titusville hit by a large fire 1930 William Sydney Porter died born 1867 astronomical notes list planets visible at various times
President Wilson briefly joins Arlington Memorial Day observance after prior refusal to attend. He delivers an improvised peace message amid criticism of his political calculation and revived emphasis on national unity, with reactions spanning veterans to pundits.
Readers critique state hospital labor policy led by John J. Delaney with claims of wage cuts and overwork. Unionville notes corrects a parade detail citing suffrage participants and Mrs. William H. Gaston. Watts comments on Wilson era discontent and Democratic maneuvering in Mexico.
Washington reports outline a bill for Philippine independence tied to stable native government and neutralization by treaty with other powers including Japan. The plan would keep strategic bases, require cooperation with Britain and Japan, and set no fixed independence date while natives prove governance capacity.
The Red Swan Inn at Warwick was repurchased by Mr Sharen and partners after a previous sale. They plan a June reopening with enhanced service and thorough renovations to attract patrons. Mr Shares will reside at the Tan Guing with the proprietor during the season.
New York reports the estate of Denver banker David H. Moffat valued far below his previously thought 25.0 million. Appraisers found only 27 625 dollars in New York holdings and other collateral largely worthless. The will leaves 50 000 dollars for the Moffat Library at Washingtonville if the estate suffices.
In Newburgh a man from New York writes to Mrs. Joseph Kampe recalling a 40 year old loan and promising to repay $1,000 for every dollar, now totaling $36,000 or more. He says he will send $50,000 if she is alive, citing reconciliation with his father and a quest for fortune in the West.
Harry Schuler, owner of a garage for Conigers, was injured when a gasoline tank leak ignited after he lit a watch to inspect the glow. The resulting flames damaged the garage and caused substantial loss. Dr. Ralph DeBaun treated Schuler for serious burns.
Jean Gianini a 13 year old youth accused of murdering his school teacher Lids Beecher was brought to Beacon on the 1 o clock New York Central train. He was found not guilty by reason of criminal imbecility and was taken to Matteawangsvium by taxi. Sheriff W J Stitt and Deputy T R Hutton charged him with the case.
Pine Bush June 4 The Shawan Gunk Township Sunday School Association will hold its annual spring meeting in the Reformed Church of New Prospect on Sunday evening June 7 at 7 46. Rev D S Verway will speak on Sunday School Organization Rev A Martine on Sunday School Text Book and Rev P Neander on The Requisite of an Effective Sunday School. Special music will feature the program. The fire alarm on Main Street is raised to 15 feet and will be operated by a rope tied to a sledge hammer. The 15 members of Graham's Church Ladies Aid Society who visited Mrs A H Wood near Orange Lake enjoyed a pleasant outing. A forest fire destroyed 150 cords of wood and many fence posts for Mr Ennis between Burlingham and Walker Valley Tuesday, controlled Wednesday. George McKinney, wintering at Isle of Pines, injured by a fall, travels to New York for specialist treatment. Methodist Episcopal pastor Rev George H Wright schedules June sermons on Themes of Christian Love and The Parable of the Prodigal Son. Children s Day program Remember Thy Creator set for June 14. Watch the want columns. Advertising.
The article notes blue serge as fadeless, easily cleaned and versatile for summer wear. It highlights a well tailored blue serge suit pairing with white flannel trousers and claims the style never goes out of fashion. It lists medium priced lines at 12, 15, 25, and 30 dollars and mentions baseball and tennis goods along with Blam & Koch straw hats.
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