Newburgh Game Protector Makes String of Violations Arrests
Jimes Valenting J Kohl Newburgh Game Protector enforces law with multiple convictions and fines. He met penalties totaling $22.50 for May 21 black bass catch and related offenses. Other cases include duck possession charges and woodcock timing, with future prosecutions planned across Orange County and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
J. Kohl
Wiliam Peetes
Wallkill River
Kohl
W. D. Skinner
State Ifill
Peetes
Ashing
Parsons
Mr. Kohl
Slate HU
Waters
K, Hudson
Ryerson
Cuth Mae
Aso Tama
Justine Skinner
Anat Jusse Edwards
Rrevcourt
Edwards
George W. Ball
Chester
Iri
Ife
Local Mason Recounts Meeting with Pope During Rome Visit
Homer M. Green, a Newark resident, writes of meeting Pope Pius X during a Rome visit. He details guidance by Father Raleigh, his private audience, and the papal blessing, describing the ceremony and impression of the Papal reception. He expresses hope for another visit and notes admiration from Dublin collegians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy ‘Homer
Grean
Crescent Place
Tiberty
The
Monitor
Hle Weekly
Newark
Tha Menito Agardele
Eruel
Father Raleigh
Princiel
Home
Father Raleegh
Joe
Hile Parish
Lele
Holy Father
Vatican
Pope
Peter
Jon Nen
Jans
Lesond
Tortien de Monte
Father Rabieh
Onte
Hospital Variety Stirs Laughter With Musical Acts
A Wednesday evening program at the Site Hospital Amusement Hall drew hearty laughter as the crowd enjoyed tunes titled A Little Bit of Heaven and Want We Be There. John Rancon and other local talents performed with piano accompaniment by Gell rnlth and Kenneth Thero guiding the numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Site Hospital
On Tucdaew
John Rancon
Hatitene Solodet
Ant
Gell
Kenneth Thero Pinad
Mn Mens
Grant Drasieen
Thret
Monnilnghate
Untitled fragment hints at dance and complaint
A fragmentary note references a woman’s skirt and a comment by Taber about appropriation and attire. The garbled text suggests a poem or witty remark with unclear context and names.
Advertising needs drive Times Press market pushes
Local merchants seek print space as the Times Presa expands its advertising reach. Business owners report growing demand for ads in the paper and on the press network to reach nearby customers.
Wall Street Sees Revival Amid Steel Trust Case
New York views a revived era as the circuit court decision on the steel corporation sparks debate. Wall Street leaders remain cautious until full texts arrive, while Washington officials warn that Sherman Act enforcement hinges on this and related appeals.
Martial Law for Workmen
Manchester report quotes David Lloyd George calling for compulsory powers under the defense of the realm act to boost munitions supply. He urges Lancashire workers and employers to aid the British armies, warning that if needed he will use force to remove obstacles to rapid production.
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Manchester
Gallela
France
Belgium
David Cloyd George
Trorkern
Lancashire
Mmeulties
Thor
Convention of Eagles Delegates Talk Prospective Auburn Visit
Empire Aerie No 644 Fraternal Order of Eagles held a large meeting in Eagle Hall with attendees and visiting members from Olean Aerie. Alternate delegation to the Stain Arte convention at Auburn will replace Archie Reynolds and FLOF, Stoerin, who left for Atbam Sunday. Local delegates aim to secure the next convention for Mililetown.
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Empire Aerie
Order of Eagles
Rooma
Eagle Hall
Olean Aerie
LeVan
W. ©. Fullerton
Delegaton
Auburn
Archie Reynolds
Flof
Stoerin
Atbam
Itan
Mililetown
Local Hospital Wins First Prize at Craft Exhibit
The Mie State Hospital won first prize at a regional craft show held May 04, with embroidery and textile samples earning a certificate. Officials praised the display for its quality, noting Virginia fared well and other exhibitors contributed notable handiwork.
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Virginia
Honerasie Meniyon
Mie International
Panama
Tacify
Esposivion
Mills' Factory Runs Full Time
The cigar factory of Marte is now operating full time beginning Tuesday. The move aims to boost production for the city and for those with interest in the factory's progress and success.
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MILLS
NOT Ail ‘Marte
Steel Trust Case Declares Steel Group Legal. Price Fixing Unlawful
The United States Steel Corporation is not a monopoly and the court holds that the price fixing following the Gary dinners was unlawful. The decision allows possible government action if price fixing resumes, but suggests FTC oversight. Judge Buffington delivered the 179 page ruling amid Wall Street and DOJ comment. Gary and Steel leaders welcomed the result while signaling an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
United States District Court
Tennessee Coat and Iron Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Buffington
Wall Street
Washington
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
Gary
Steel Corporation
Fires destroy three outbuildings on Van Alst farm
Fire destroyed three frame structures on the George Van Alst farm two miles north of Montgomery. The loss included a wood house and a barn. Van Alst family members discovered the blaze and helped save some contents. The origin remains undetermined.
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George van Alet
Montgomers
Famili
Holstein Friesian Breeders Election Results Novelty
Breeders elect Suiaives Jane a0 Toytthin of Plipt Miksa8 as president at the annual meeting. Frank J. Hoathtas is named secretary and Whe Ro Smith is treasurer. The event notes a prize of 3.0 to Fred F. Feld for a heifer calf at the Grahamheim farm in Rochester Minnesota.
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Suiaives
Jane
Toytthin
Plipt
Mik
Grahamheim
Rochester
Minn
Fred F. Feld
Brockton, Maas
Wilson to Send Sharp Berlin Note on Maritime Warfare
Washington sends a pointed note to Germany seeking whether the empire will follow humane international law in maritime warfare. A German envoy will present the substance of U S public opinion to Emperor William. The Lusitania dispute is under formal restatement of no guns on board.
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Washington
Germany
Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
William
Wilson
United States
Count von Bernstorf
Lusitania
aMdnnits
State Department
Lansing
Department of Justice
Malone
New Haven Shows Strong April in Railroad Earnings
The New Haven railroad reports a turning from a $228,180 April deficit last year to a $357,620 net surplus this April. For 16 months, net income totals $3,214,223, up from a $1,108,808 deficit prior year, signaling a substantial monthly improvement. Central New England and Ontario and Western rail lines also posted better April results, while trolley and utility firms lagged.
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New Haven
Financial
Central New England
New York, Ontario and Western
iNew England Steamship Company
The
Mont
Trolley
Ontario and Western
Afalast
George W Farrington Celebrates 75th Birthday With Surprise
George W Farnacon of Grant Street marked his 75th birthday on Thursday evening when neighbors organized a surprise visit. The veteran of the Civil War appeared at first puzzled, quickly accepted the gesture, and the gathering enjoyed games and refreshments. Attendees offered best wishes for many more happy years.
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George W. Farnacon
Grantistreet
Tim
Trio Fined for Possessing Partridges in June
Local report states three individuals were fined after police found partridges in their possession. The birds were allegedly taken from nests and intended for sale or tasting. The incident occurred Monday morning near Reson Sullivan County.
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Tonushkeepsie
Protectos Charles FL Lee
Yvan Coon
St Reson
Sullivan Ceanie
Home Rule Advocates Meet and Debate Judiciary Changes
Albany June 4 Opponents of proposed judiciary reforms testified before the Judiciary committee while Chief Judge Willard Bartlett supported abolishing jury exemptions and favored an elective judiciary He proposed limiting Court of Appeals reviews to nonunanimous lower court verdicts reversals and leave of the court He warned that delays in criminal cases stem from prosecutors not defense counsel and argued against waiving jury trials in civil cases. The hearing on home rule amendments was postponed to next Tuesday for further questions.
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Albany
Willard Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Judiciary Committee
Bartlett
Ingraham
Appellate Division of
New York
Barnett
Callet
Conference of Mayors
Arthur L. Andrews
Mayors’ Conference
Low
Immense Census Preparation Amid Auto License Boom in Hugo's Office
Watertown reports see Secretary of State Francia M Hugo and staff busy with record auto license data and projected state receipts. By year end up to 200000 licenses expected and 2 009000 in revenue. census preparation now underway with 6000 workers and high level cooperation from schools police and chambers of commerce.
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Watertown
Francia M. Hugo
Albany
Automobile
Hugo
Hazo
Chiefs of Police
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Former orange county sheriffs listed in local notice
The Goshen Independent details living ex sheriffs of Orange County. Odell remains active in Newburgh past eighty. Clauson farms at Newburgh. Herman returns to private life in Newburgh. Gumner serves as Port Jervis justice of the peace. Abe Decker still serves as under sheriff. Aleck Sutherland of Goshen stalls autos and sells gasoline on Church Street.
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Saunterer
Goshen Independent
Orange County
B B. Odell
Newburgh
Henry Clauson
N. D. Mills
Port Jervis
Abe Decker
Paris Battle Report From Labyrinth Area In June Front
Paris June 4 There is no toll in the great battle north of Amas. In the Labyrinth region the fighting continues with progress and 500 prisoners taken since March 51 including nine officers. Infantry clashes east of Notre Dame de Loreto and wider front activity noted. A British column reports sinking a large German transport at Tandems harbor.
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Paris
Amas
Tegion
Notre Dame de Loretie
Labyrinth
Oficern
Tlonien
Colema- Mae
Tandetms Barsen
Marner
Vier Sdmirai
Dardanelles
Deserted farmland idea shapes rural reform note
A cryptic copied excerpt discusses Timor like fields, noting a cultivated tract of several acres versus larger but less useful lands, mentioning weeds and brambles overrunning poorer sections and a need for improvement. It references a domestic home and a general yearning for productive use.
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Timor
Rattlesnake Bill Again In Toils
Port Jervis June 4 William Van Horn known as Rattlesnake was arraigned before Justice Bevans on a charge of payhandling. He pleaded for clemency claiming harassment by New Jersey authorities and saying he had sought insanity tests in Warzic. The record notes erratic statements about smoke, steam, and moonshine related to Sussex County.
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Port Jervis
William van Horn
Rattlesnake
Stephen Campbell
van Horn
Warzics
Bevans
Big
New Jersey
Sussex
Melvin Byron Dies at Orange Farm
Melvin Reon, known as a Titans figure in the city, died after a prolonged illness. He spent winters in the area and was widely regarded for his work and community ties. The Times-Press notes his longstanding presence and contributions to local life.
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Melvin Byron
Orange Farm
Melvin Reon
Thie City
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Southfelds
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Edward Tanner
Otto Teeager
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James Cronin
Sueh
Jobs
Wrange
Juna
Koh
Delaware River
New York City
Slalee
New Feragy
Mockmud
Cowl I
Adirondacks
Homer M. Green
Unawa
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Ireland
Father Rainigh
Rome
Ona
the Times Presa
Big Bunierw
Doagetal
Cane
Gregory
United States Aspreme
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Steel Trust Corporation
Mike
Third Circuit
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Supreme ‘Court
Tabeo
Combine
Basi
Iatewat
van Alst
Holstein
Ontario
Geo. W. Farrington
Trio
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