Naval and historical events logged on June 6
June 6 entries include James Lawrence dying in battle aboard the United States frigate Chewapeake in 1513. Also noted are the 1861 death of Count Camillo Cavour, the 1862 Mississippi River naval clash at Memphs, Theodore O’Hara’s death and poem commemorating 1847 Tecum Mexican War battles, and 1915 German air raids on the Magland northeast coast while Austro-German forces cross the Dniester in Galicia.
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James Lawrence
United States
Camillo Benso di Cavour
Mississippi
Memphs
Theodore O'Hara
Goldier
O'Hara
Evening sky shows Saturn Mars while Jupiter Venus Mercury rise
The notice lists visible planets for the evening and morning sky. Saturn and Mars appear in the evening, with Jupiter Venus Mercury in the morning, and a Caspegella formation above the northern horizon at noon.
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Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
Cas
Lopela
Hughes Movement Gathers Support For Chief Justice Nomination
Reports from Chicago indicate growing support for Justice Hughes as a presidential candidate. If accepted by Hughes, party leaders foresee a landslide against Wilson, with Hughes praised for his dignified stance and clear record on tariff, direct election of senators, railroad rate reform, pure food and meat inspection laws, conservation, and campaign finance transparency.
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Charlies KB
Hughes
Chicago
Whitman
Justice Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Timestesa
Atanda
Youngstown
Ohio
United States
Bureau of Corporations
Federal Trade Com
No Legislation to Harm Business or Impose Excessive Penalties
The discussion rejected extreme penalties and harsh rules while opposing any laws that would throttle legitimate business or punish the innocent alongside the guilty. Officials argued for balanced measures that deter wrongdoing without stifling commerce.
Wilson's War Chest and the Campaign Battle of Words
Henry Morgenthau resigns as ambassador to aid the Wilson bid for re election and promises ample funds for the canvass. The piece notes many donors and officials who may contribute, while warning money alone cannot win the election and that federal finances stay tenuous despite large war era campaigns.
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Henry Morgenthau
Constantinople
Wilson
Morgenthau
Diplomatic Service
Mr. Morventhau
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Federal Treasury
Government Regulation and Industrial Leaders Clash
Judge Gary urged that government regulation should protect the public interest without destroying agency for honest business. He warned the DOJ attacks on large combinations threaten world trade and fair competition. He argued regulation can be helpful and may be needed as much now as ever.
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Gary Eaid
American Iron and Steel Institute
Department of Justice
Gary
Washington
Wilson warned Carranza and the Tampico appeal
The piece argues President Wilson ignored earlier warnings about Carranza and the Tampico crisis. It claims Americans in Mexico faced property seizure heavy taxation and travel bans as Carranza resisted. It notes reports that Carranza seeks American troop withdrawal and is preparing military actions.
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Wilson
Mexico
Carranza
Tampico
Carranga
Evolution's Finale in a Time of Science Faith
The sermon argues evolution as a Creator’s process, not a mere theory, citing Darwin and Wallace, science’s new senses, and the potential for future human development. It questions whether evolving bodies and heightened senses herald a new creation or a final stage in evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Christ
Alfred Russell Wallace
Wallace
Terre del Puego
Foreign Mission Board
Church of England
England
Newton
Cybesman
Wilsons meddling: US policy harms Mexican history
The passage argues that the course of Mexican United States history stems from Woodrow Wilson ignoring Washington’s guidance and interfering in Mexico, including pressuring the ouster of Victoriano Huerta, which shaped later relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Huerta
Miss Atkins in New York
Miss P Bessie Atkins, public health nurse, spent Friday in New York visiting medical facilities and meeting with officials to discuss local health programs.
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Atkins
New York
Pbessie Atkins
New
Health Nurse Enforces Compliance on East Side Homes
At the Infant Welfare Clinic on 95 Forsyth Street a nurse escorts a companion to several East Side homes. Conditions found to be unsatisfactory require constant vigilance to ensure obedience to health laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
At the Infant Welfare Clinic
Forsyth Street
Miss Silliman Reported Freed by German Authorities
Washington reports say Mary Silliman daughter of Rev George D Silliman once rector at Grace Episcopal Middletown N Y may have been released by German authorities and travel toward the United States via Holland. State Department has not confirmed the claim awaiting cable from Ambassador Gerard and notes no notice of release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Mary Silliman
George D. Silliman
Grace Episcopal Church
Middletown
N. Y
United States
Holland
Times-Press
State Department
Miss Sillirman
Gerard
Miss Silliman
William W. Silliman
Greenville
Charles B. Ward
Warmemunde
Germany
Berlin
Ward
Department
Schultz Resigns Wells Fargo Run After 30 Years
Port Jervis June 2 A N Schultz of the Wells Fargo Express Co has resigned as messenger on the Erie Orange county express between Port Jervis and New York after 30 years of faithful service He traveled 1 000 000 miles by rail on the Old Reliance and never had a serious railroad accident during that period The cash and valuables under his care would reach into the millions Schultz will take a lengthy rest free from business cares and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
A. N. Schultz
Wells Fargo Express Co
Erie
Orange County
New York
Schultz
Washingtonville Receives New La France Fire Apparatus
Washingtonville welcomes a new La France motor fire fighting truck delivered by Erie. A plant demonstrator will conduct demonstrations on its operation this week as Fire Co No. 1 schedules a special meeting for arranging care and use of the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
la France
Erie
Washingtonville Fire Co
Memorial Day Observances and Local Health Notes
In Finchville on Memorial Day a delegation of old veterans and Council No. 167 Jr. O U A M members attended exercises at Mount Hope Cemetery Otlasville with John Booth Sr. and family present. Mrs Dieda J K Penney recovers from stairs collapse injuries and Mrs Boyd of Montgomery visits district friends while Mrs J B Lynch regains health.
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Finchville
Boyd
Montgomery
Lynch
John Booth
Booth
Stanley
Council No. 167
Mount Hope Cemetery
Otlasville
Dieda J. K. Penney
Body of Unknown Man Shot on Freight Train
Paterson police seek to identify a man shot and killed by an Erie Railroad detective during a westbound freight train fight Wednesday evening. He is believed to be from Paterson, N J. Local authorities pursue leads to name the deceased.
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Paterson
N. J
Erie Railroad
Misses May and Thelma Hunt Visit Friends at North White Lake
The Misses May and Thelma Hunt are spending a few days among friends at North White Lake enjoying leisure time and social visits with local acquaintances.
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May
Thelma Hunt
North White Lake
World War Update June 6 1915 Sailors sunk ships and battleships
The Grman submarine campaign reported seventeen enemy ships sunk in three days. U-51 commander Herzing cites a 3000 mile ascent from Wilhelmshaven to the Dardanelles in forty two days, sinking Majestic on May 25 and Triumph on May 28. Austro German forces under von Linsingen crossed the Dniester at Zurawno, forty miles from Lemberg.
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Herzing
Constantinople
Wilhelmshaven
Dardanelles
Majestic
Triumph
General von Linsingen
Dniester River
Zurawno
Lemberg
Lecture on the Philippines at St. Pauls Church
Rev Dr A E Chenoweth of New York, a longtime Philippine missionary, spoke to a full St Pauls Church audience aided by 100 views. Epworth League anniversary program featured the topic Building a Nation with notes on U S occupation, development, and the role of young Filipinos in future nation building. The event included a choir, organist, and a taps motif during Memorial Day remarks.
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A. E. Chenoweth
New York
Philippines
St. Paul’s Church
Ooe
Epworth League
Stanley N. Holt
League
Chenoweth
United States
Mr. Grinton
Holt
M. C. Denniston
Dr. Chenoweth
Rev Butler Delivers Address at Town Commencement
MonroeJune 6 After three years as athletics director at Tome Carl H Smith returns to Mackenzie School as head coach where he served seven years following 1904 graduation The commencement includes baccalaureate by Rev Dre Lee Beattie and address by Rev Butler head boy Leslie Roosevelt Cheshire highest scholar Alexander Vanderburgh from China excelling conduct prize to Donald Fordyce from Paterson New Jersey exams to follow for older students
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D. Butler
Middletown
Leslie Roosevelt Cheshire
Oyster Bay
Alexander Vanderburgh
China
Donald Fordyce
Paterson
N. J
College Board
Rose and Miss Lundy wed in Woodcliff NJ Dutch Reformed Church
Fred A. Rose a cousin of ex-Sena tor Rose and secretary of the Rose Brick Company married Margaret May Lundy formerly of Cincinnati at noon Saturday in the Dutch Reformed Church Woodcliff New Jersey. The couple will reside in New York City.
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Fred A. Rose
Rose
The
Rose Brick Company
Margaret May Lundy
Cincinnati, D
Woodcliff
N. J
J.C. Miller
New York City
Mr Beal to wed Drese engagement announced
Mrs Cornelius C Billings of 150 West Eightieth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Alice V Louise Drese to Thaddeus Reynolds Beal of Newburgh New York. No wedding date has been set.
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MR. Peal
New York
Cornelius C. Billings
West Eightieth Street
Alice V Louise Drese
Thaddeus Reynolds Beal
Newburgh
N.Y
Grangers to Hold Scholarship Test
The State Grange offers 600 for 12 scholarships at Cornell University short course paid in $50 grants. Examinations by county Master on the third Saturday in June at 9 a.m. with papers sealed and graded by a committee including S. J. Lowell W. N. Giles and G. A. Works.
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State Grange
Manceryates
State Agricultural College
Cornell University
Pomona
Goshen Grange Hall
Pomona Grange
The
G. A. Works
College of Agriculture
S. J. Lowell
W. N. Giles
Reward Offered for Lost Horse in Montgomery County
A bay horse weighing about 1 200 pounds and standing 15 hands was stolen from the John C Crans farm. The owner Herman Karstan values the horse at 250 and offers a 25 reward for its recovery. recovery prospects are doubtful. other local notes include social events and upcoming meetings of the Horse Thief and Chicken Thief Detecting Societies.
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Montgomery
Herman Karstan
John C. Crans
Alma Wilkin
Oscar D. Sheely
May Crabtree
Willard Sinsabaugh
Walden
Harry D. McMonagle
McMonagle & Rogers
Middletown
Henry C. Smith
Hackensack
N. J
Emily Lawson
Liberty
John P. Fritz
John P. Johnson
New York
Charlotte Wade
Hawkins Sentenced After Guilty Plea in Third Degree Assault
Ira Hawkins was sentenced to 15 days in Goshen jail after pleading guilty to a third degree assault charge arraigned before Recorder Start Sunday morning. He was arrested on Fast Main street on a complaint by Theodore Hayes, with Officer Bruce McCoach making the arrest.
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Hawkins
Ira Hawkins
Goshen
Fast Main Street
Theodore Hayes
Bruce Mc Coach
Choose a Worthy Custom to Live and Die For
A maxim urges embracing a valued tradition over blind conformity. The quote warns to select a custom that merits sacrifice, suggesting personal judgment in matters of habit and duty.
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Orange County Wekly Presse
Agena
Associated Press
N. Ry
Erature
Stivers Pris Mane Ga Company
John Dert Sores
M. A. Stivers
Gormner
Mattong
Timoe-Preas
Times
L. B. Plumer
Otisville
Mt. Hope
John
Silliman
Word
Wells-Fargo
Robber
St. Paul’s
Butler
Mackenzie School
MR. Rose
Kaufman
Warrensburg
Tomilson
Lyon
Dunkirk
McCurra
Detroit
Www
A. H
East Main St
Irtin
Middletown, N. Y
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