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Law overkill and folly in state legislatures stressed
The author bitterly critiques excessive lawmaking, noting many bills are unnecessary, duplicative, or in conflict with existing statutes. Citing vetoed amendments to forest and fish laws, the piece argues for fewer, better enforced laws and less legislative haste.
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Kansas
Maine
Hughes
Sill
New York
Albany
Right to Experts Debated by Judge Clearwater
Judge Alphonso T. Clearwater of Kingston criticizes expert medical testimony in lawsuits as often bought and biased. He favors appointing impartial boards of experts in each district, though constitutional witness rights would still allow parties to summon additional specialists. The North American Review discusses these ideas and their implications for fair evidence.
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Alphonso T. Clearwater
Kingston
Assembly
Wan
Senate
Clearwater
Tiigans
Matthod
Othe Arieie
Ing
Sanors
Nee
Tate
Unclear OCR text on law and policy
Fragmentary OCR passage critiques laws as unnecessary and overbearing. It references a statement by Mr Hughes and mentions law enforcement and detection without clear context, dates, or named entities.
Relics of a Fallen Party Loom in Tariff Debates
A critical critique traces the Democratic Party’s decline amid tariff disputes in Washington. It laments deaths of key leaders, notes fading principles, and argues old foes and factional splits have left the party weakened and divided. The author contrasts past strength with current lethargy and predicts further decline.
Oldest US pensioner in Sullivan County identified
Micjah Wise of Beaver Brook, Sullivan County, believed to be 108 years old, surveyed by pension examiner Dr. John F. Curlette after applying for a pension increase. Wise, a veteran of the Fighting Phil Sheridan cavalry, fought in the Shenandoah Valley against Early's forces, with family providing proof of age.
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United States
Micjah Wise
Beaver Brook
Sullivan County
John F. Curlette
Wise
Pension Department
Hale
Hearty
Philpheridan Cavalry
Shenandoah Valley
Early
Horton family returns from Los Angeles to start new home
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Horton and daughters Edith and Florence return from Los Angeles where they resided two years for Mr. Horton’s health. They will begin housekeeping in rooms of Mrs George Corwin. Other items note Mrs. J. B. Norris visiting relatives, Miss Madeline Macey’s summer visit, ailing Mrs. Tarker under care, Asa Mapes hosting Dr. Alen and party, Rev. James Scovill resigning to evangelize, Book Club meeting June 5, Miss Sarah L. Mapes visiting Port Jervis, and Ladies' Aid collecting papers through Sept. 1.
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Ira Horton
Edith
Florence
Los Angeles
Cal
Horton
George Corwin
J. B. Norris
Liftchild
Madeline Macey
Brooklyn
Macey
Tarker
Beers
Middletown
Asa Mapes
Dr. Alen
Newark
X. J
James Scovill
Scovill
Book Club
I. Theofore Mapes
Sarah L. Mapes
Port Jervis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Local Notes From Fallsburg and Monticello
Fallsburg reports on horse loss and visits by Miss James Murray and sister Mrs. Cox of New York City. Summer visitors arrive at the Waldron home. final hearing on Alfred Gilman estate occurs in Monticello with attorneys present and arguments heard.
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South Falisburg
Carey
Waldrons
Waldron
Alfred Gilman
Hoose
Monticello
Charles F. Vaninseven
Port Je
C. Hands
Mo Cuddehack
Alfred Gikpan
Wm. P. Hamilton
New York
George H. Smith
Juy
Hymeneal Note Indicates Merritt Hepes Marries in City
The note says Merrit Hepes, long-time New York resident, will marry and take the house he recently purchased in the city. The engagement of Irene Peg Garver of Chicago to Kamal Hopkins of Xorsirh is announced.
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Merrit Hepes
New York City
Irene Peg Garver
Thicazo, M
Kamael Hopkins
Xorsirh
President Henevrom Opens Midtray Tark
The article notes President Henevrom formally opened the event and delivered an inaugural speech. He threw the ceremonial first ball at the outset, marking the start of the test series amid fanfare. The ceremony underscored regional pride and historical significance of the occasion.
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Omiqa
Henevrom
Mather Pupils Benefit State Hospital Concert
The State Hospital expressed sincere thanks to Frank H. Mather and his pupils for a delightful Friday evening concert. Mrs Mather accompanied with recitations closing the program, and the audience responded with enthusiastic applause for every number.
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Knapp Faces Charges Over Insolvent Bank Dealings
Cheries P. Knapp president of Outing Publishing Company now under receivership was arrested in Deposit on a charge of taking a $50 deposit after knowing the bank was insolvent. He waived examination and is bound to the grand jury. bail set at $2900. The case ties to the April bank failures linked to Knapp’s private banking interests.
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Outing Publishing Company
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Enos
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Callicoon
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Deeree
Outing Pubchine Company
Binghamton Trust Company
Judge Seeger Passes on Bar Applicants
Judge A. F. Seeger weighed bar admissions in Dronklin Wadatsd as a two member Character Committee. Among applicants was Marin H. Lexx, son of Senator Clarence Lexoe, with a fortatan toll of candidates involved. The Herald notes social progress and quiet proceedings at Middlntown on Sunday with a cordial reception.
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Foray
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0 and W shops switch to full time this week
The 0 and W shops return to full time operation after months of part time status. Cox reports a falling stock and plans to renew full production, with John O. FW noting good inventory at Worthing.
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Good Inventon
Wantage Recorder
Organ Song and Piano Recital at St Pauls M E Church
Andrew Baird and Miss Cornelia Marvin presented a two hour program of organ songs and piano solos before a large audience at St Pauls M E Church. Baird showed technical finesse in Chopin and Godard while Marvin displayed a flexible powerful voice and musical sensitivity in Amy Woodforde-Finden and Kleidner pieces.
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Baird
Godard
Chopin
Marvin
Amy Woodforde-Finden
Whiham Tell
Rossial
Baird Es
Miss Marvin
Richard Strauss
Liszt
Widmung
Mr. Bairday
Jean” Wallace Burleigh
Maryla
Christian Kreins
Dune
Hope Beach
Mr. Baird
Amy ‘Woodfords-Fingen
Marvin Irgan
Mareh
Faanfauser
Seeeer
Warner
Summer Nightgowns and Garments On Sale
Vacation ready night gowns and undergarments offered at low prices. Prices range from 49 cents to 33 dollars and 75 cents, with several mid range options.
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