Daily History Class June 5 1723 Dr Adam Smmith born and died
Notes itemizes events including Dr Adam Smmith born and died 1802 in ATH, ONI Cty Titusville PA. Mentions ore fire destructive event 5,000,000 in property, Karl Kitchener and Russian war movements, Orkney basmids, plus astronomical events: Jupiter Mars Venus Saturn visible in evening.
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Adam Smmith
Oni Cty
Titusville
Deve
Karl Kitchener
Tieitiah
Hia Star
Ruaain
Lont
Er Wampshire
Orkney
Nation debates volunteer army and conscription push
The article argues volunteer enlistment cannot meet wartime needs and presses for universal registration. It warns against anti draft activism, stresses the government will enforce the law, and explains registration as a census to gauge potential manpower with exemptions following. It urges all men of military age to register Tuesday to avoid penalties.
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Colette
Aris
Tadina
Weluneteer Mmotemcnl FF
United States
Mnd Iit
Plottera
Mr Hirschberg Addresses Taapapers League in Newburgh
Attorney Hirschberg spoke in Newburgh on an issue titled the administration of justice in Orange county. He warned about handicaps he has found in prosecuting offenders and the impact on honest law enforcement and official duties.
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Geehen
Rembilian
Mateid Atomey Imirschbere
Taapapers League
Newburgh
Orange County
Hirschberg
Liberty bonds made accessible through easy payment plans
The United States government now offers Liberty bonds in small denominations, enabling many adults to become bond owners. Employers aid by purchasing bonds for employees and reselling them on easy terms, spreading government support and patriotism through a broad cooperative effort during the war loan drive.
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United States of America
Huilding and Loan Association of
Middletown
Republic
America
Wanka
Ok Cvecrone
Rest in Christ Alone in a Timor Preas Sermon
The Rev Joseph Macinnes pastor of Presbyterian Church Unienville delivers a weekly sermon urging seekers to rest in Christ not worldly aims. He critiques reliance on wealth status or education for peace and warns skeptical doubt and external worship fail to satisfy the soul, urging personal faith and salvation through Jesus.
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Joseph Macinnes
Presbyterian Church
Unienville
Wpoo
Fountain of Nfe
Israel
Atlantic
Pacific
Alvorttt
Ike Wallors
Angela
Christ
Frivols and Fragments in a Stated Era at Hillside Cemetery
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Col. W. J. Lamye n of the era died in New York on Wednesday. The piece touches on memory, efficiency, and a life amid books, papers, and clippings while noting cultural chatter about social figures and trends. The text catalogues snippets of society talk, medical quips, and local musings without a single coherent narrative.
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Col
W. J. Lamv
Juprnadiet
New York
Drouth
C. Leger
Chet McCcoch
Ealy Ole
Apretal Reqwert
State Civil Service Oath Sparks Age Privacy Fears
Albany editors report that new Civil Service amendments require age data on constitutional oaths for state and local employees. Women fear disclosure of birth dates even as law aims to boost patriotism. The measure, pushed by Assemblyman John J. Maton, takes effect immediately, applying to all employees subject to the oath.
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Albany
Whitman
John J. Maton
New York State
J Emmet Moore Dies Thursday In Middletown
Emmet Moore aged 72 died Thursday afternoon March 31 at 1 oclock after ten weeks illness from bronchial pneumonia. Born May 7 1829 in Wallkill he was the son of Jacob and Eunice Moore. He married Sarah Jane VanNess December 24 1863 and had seven children. Survived by widow and four children Lewis E Lulu Hunt Percy VanNess Florence Loses, two sisters, and several grandchildren. A devout M E Church member for 54 years he served as Greenville town supervisor two terms and led Republican influence. He retired nine years ago to a home in Middletown. He was a man of integrity and salinity of character.
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Emmet Moore
Beacon Street
Ilness
Mr. Moore
Wallkill
Jacob
Eunice Parsons Moore
Sarah Jane VanNess
Lewis E
Lulu EB
W. H. Hunt
Middletwn
Percy VanNess
Greenville
Old Homestead
Florence Alda
Charles Loses
Yonkers
J. W. Rackett
Josephine Clark
Westtown
Alfreda Simpson
Lovell Simpson
M. &. Church
Greenville M
Itavery Way
Neversitk Lodge
Port Jervis
Bis
Middletown
Mount Hope Community News and Picnic Plan
Mount Hope notes list weekend visitors including Miss Lilley Fleming and Miss Elisabeth Murray from Cornwall and detail a June 9 Sunday school picnic at Rebee's Woods with parental invitation. Mrs. Jay Smith visits Crystal Run after cousin Helen Ackerly was injured in a wagon accident.
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Mount Hope
Lilley Fleming
Cornwall
Elisabeth Murray
Rebee's Woods
Aleo
Jay Smith
Crystal Rum
Helen Ackerly
Joseph Buckridge
Jersey City
Belle Wells
Chidken
Edward Mittendorf
Rock Tavern
John Sesbolt
Mittendorf
Robert Ketcham
Charity Space
Paterson
N. J
Howell Clark
J. E. Campbell
Johnsoe
Wiggine Farm
Otleville
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N.Y
Stivers
Corner King and Center Streate
Widdietown
Telephonent
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Renith
Jupiter
Marnvie- Tle
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Saturn
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Congress
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Ine Teller
MR. Hirschbero
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Renee
Galicia
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Rewia
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Reet
Ninaya
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Merald
Iid
Harvard
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Welleley
Uaroagh
Cherian
Hillside Cemetery
Harry T. Crist
Ittera
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Daily Art Supplement
Wagner
J. Emmet Moore
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Mr. Mothercell
Gidney
Oterile
Rhode Island
Fearce
South Cow
Kevnie
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