Hughes Fitted for Presidency Opinion of George F Edmunds
George F Edmunds, former Vermont senator, sends views on Republican nomination and the Chicago convention. He argues against reopening old disputes, defends selecting a candidate by character over written pledges, and endorses Justice Hughes as a worthy nominee if urged by the majority. He notes Hughes would likely retire from the Supreme Court if nominated.
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Hughes
George F. Edmunds
Pasadena
Cal
Vermont
New York
Chicago
Justice Aghes
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
County Court Calendar Not Lengthy for June Session
Newburgh June term calendar lists preferred causes and general actions before County Judge A H F Seeger. Cases include actions on note and goods sold, libel damages, false imprisonment, breach of contract, appeals from justices, freight claims, and real property damage with trials by jury.
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Newburgh
A. H. F. Seeger
George E. Green
State of
New York
Clement Armand
General Calendar
Joseph Kleinmyer
Charles A. McCloy
Walden Dairy Company
Burr Furman
Charles Nicoll
Louis Gross
Justice's Court
Isaac Nicoll
Justice’s Court
Merritt I. Beers
Charlies Titus
Arthur C. Schofield
James J. Birdsey Youngs
William Babcock
George DeSantis
Antonio Veraldi
Antonio Guerrino
Margaret Innello
Birdsey
Youngs
Antonio Verardi
Otto Wolf
William O. Hickok
John Ahearn
National Bank of Montgomery
Grace R. Proctor
Peter Cantline
Emma Bowman
J. W. F. Ruttenber
Edward M. Ruttenber
William H. Moore
D. Wisner Drake
Harry M. Hubbell
Marion S. B. Hubbell
Thomas F. Murphy
William T. Huggins
Erie Railroad Company
Uel G. McDonald
Port Jer
Port Jervis Light and Power Company
Harry A. Quackenbush and
Ane
Mary E. Shirlock
Michael O’connor
Robert Huddleson, Jr
William J. McGuire
Mary Crotto
Henry Hart
Man from Brooklyn carries revolver in Chester town
A young man believed from Brooklyn arrived Friday and secured work at the creamery. On Monday he walked about town with a 32 caliber revolver, frightening several people before being arrested and held for action of the jury. Miss Camilla Soemaeny's marriage invitations go out June 14 with a variety shower held Monday. Yelverton Camp Fire Girls plan an ice cream and strawberry festival Friday on the Murray lot Main Street. Lillian Fredericks had minor nose bone removal surgery in Middletown last Friday and is recovering. Leonard Hazen’s tools were burned in a fire at the blacksmith last Wednesday night. Atwater at Newburgh hospital is improving slowly.
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Chester
Brooklyn
Camilla Soemaeny
Clifford W. Miller
Mildred Taft
Lucy O'Connell
Lewis H. Knapp
Lil Man Fredericks
Yelverton Camp
Murray Lot
Main Street
Lillian Fredericks
Middletown
Leonard Hazen
Atwater
Newburgh Hospital
Davis couple motor to Saratoga for a several day visit
Mr and Mrs W W Davis were seen driving Tuesday to Saratoga where they plan to spend several days. The trip includes leisure and sightseeing as they enjoy a brief vacation away from home.
Mount Hope social notes and church events
Mrs. Sarah Dittman hosted a luncheon last Tuesday. The Thimble Club meets June 14 at Mrs. H. P. Felsing’s home. Mrs. Cassidy has returned from New York. Miss Bessie Johnson of New York visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ketcham with Port Jervis friends Sunday. Otisville Presbyterian invites Mount Hope church to Children’s Day next Sunday evening. Henry Baker hosts a social June 15. George Miller and family from Middletown visited I. B. Ketcham Tuesday. Jules Eschemann spent days in New York and bought a car. Villa Beausejour hosts city guests. Plans to remodel church auditorium into a Sunday school room under consideration.
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Thimble Club
H. P. Felsing
Cassidy
New York
Bessie Johnson
C. W. Ketcham
Port Jervis
Otisville Presbyterian Church
Mount Hope
John Neath
Slate Hill
Henry Baker
George Miller
Middletown
I. B. Ketcham
Jules Eschemann
Villa Beausejour
The
Presbyterian Church
Hospital Guard Corps Hear Mosquito Lecture Before Camp
Hospital Corps Detachment of the First Infantry heard a lecture on mosquitoes from Dr Donald D Campbell of the Otisville Sanatorium at the Beekman Fishkill Plains camp preparation drill. He described diseases spread by mosquitoes and native life in Spanish American regions using slides. Captain M A Stivers outlined camp conduct and equipment duties for the state camp.
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National Guard
Empire State
Beekman
Fishkill Plains
Whitman
Middletown
Company I
Hospital Corps
First Infantry
Medical Department
Ddr
Donald D. Campbell
Otisville Sanatorium
Campbell
M. A. Stivers
Truth about Snakes lecture prompts cruelty critique
Dr. Allen Samuel Williams of New York City lectured in Poughkeepsie on The Truth about Snakes arguing snakes are not as bad as people think. He showed reptile slides and living snakes, urging humane treatment and proposing local branches of the International Herpetological Society under his supervision.
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Allen Samuel Williams
New York City
Poughkeepsie
Williams
International Herpetological Society
Red Rose Paid as Church Debt in Lebanon Pa
Miss Ann Elizabeth Hammond received a red rose from the Tabor Reformed Church congregation in Lebanon in payment of an annual ground rent tied to land donated in 1760 by Steitz. The day began with a morning sermon by Rev. Dr. Charles B. Schaeffer of Philadelphia and ended with a second sermon by Pastor Rev. D. Happell and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ann Elizabeth Hammond
George Stella
Tabor Reformed Church
Steitz
Tenth and
Walnut Streets
Charles B. Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Employee Injured at Walden Knife Works
Walden Knife Works worker Walden Percy Tubbs was seriously injured Wednesday when a steel fragment struck the wheel he was operating, injuring the left eye area and causing a skull fracture. He was treated by Ernhardt and moved to St Luke's Hospital in Newburgh. Tubbs, formerly of Highland, faces possible vision loss.
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Walden
Percy Tubbs
Walden Knife Works
Tubbs
Ernhardt
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newburgh
Highland
Graham Receives Naval Academy Cadetship Notice
Announcement confirms the appointment of Douglas Waldron Graham son of Mr and Mrs Jesse G Graham to a cadetship at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis. He passed the examinations in April and qualified successfully.
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Graham
Poughkeepsie
Douglas Waldron Grason
Jesse G. Graham
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Train Rider Freed After Morning Arraignment
William Booth was arraigned before Recorder Howard M. Starr for train riding and released on suspended sentence. Detective William Kane arrested Booth at 12 10 Thursday on train No 7.
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William Booth
Howard M. Starr
Booth
Brie
William Kane
North End Credit System Supported By Patrons
North End merchants rely on a store credit plan due to railroad workers paid every two to three weeks. Patrons are urged to pay accounts when the pay car arrives to keep the system thriving and beneficial.
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North End
Score Board Brings Big League Results Home
Jerry Donovan installs a new baseball score board at his business allowing North End fans to follow big league progress locally instead of traveling downtown for updates.
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Jerry Donovan
North End
O. and W. Shop Employee Suffered Eye Injury
Frank Bowin of the O. and W. shops was struck by hot sand while on duty yesterday. The injury was treated and he was reported all right with no serious damage.
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Frank Bowin
Fred Horn Returns From Los Angeles Steel Works
Fred Horn, a well known resident, came home Monday from Los Angeles where he worked for the Acme Steel Company in mechanics and machinists’ lines. He reports good work there and promising conditions.
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Fred Horn
Los Angeles
Cal
Acme Steel Company
Horn
Maybrook man and family visiting relatives in town
Philip Brandt and his wife are staying with his parents Mr and Mrs John Brandt at 843 North Street for a few days.
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Philip Brandt
Maybrook
Mrs
John Brandt
North Street
Treacherous joker Fred Helm entertains friends
Fred Helm known as the treacherous joker continues to entertain his friends with a series of home made jokes that he composes for each occasion. He is associated with many theatrical stars and is said to be a member of the Whites.
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Fred Helm
Joker
Mr. Helm
Whites
Paramounts to Meet Mechanics on Watts Field Sunday
The Paramounts will play the Mechanics on Watts Field Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. This should be the best game yet for the Paramounts. Frank Wagner of 350 North Street seeks managers to arrange games with the Paints. Scoop Hadden visited Delhi and Kingston, returning yesterday on train No. 8. Thomas Degnan and other O. & W. plumbers assist with road-wide plumbing department inventory. The crew has worked in Cornwall recently. Eliot Harvey returned last evening from a trip to New York.
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Paramounts
Mechanics
Watts Field
Frank Wagner
North Street
Paints
Hadden
Delhi
Kingston
Thomas Degnan
Cornwall
Eliot Harvey
New York
Knights Templar Elect Officers In Brooklyn Session
New York June 8 The Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar in session at Masonic Temple Brooklyn elected William H Patterson grand commander H C Walker deputy grand commander F W Sim grand generalissimo R D William grand captain general R A Greenfield grand senior warden GC Hanford grand junior warden the Rev G S Burrows grand prelate G A Newell grand treasurer J H Bennington grand reporter S H Walker grand standard bearer A J Hastings grand sword bearer G F Argest singer grand warder The new commander resides at 407 First street Brooklyn.
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New York
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Brooklyn
Willam H. Patterson
H. C. Walker
F. W. Sim
R. D. William
R. A. Greenfield
GC. Hanford
G. 8. Burrows, Grand Prelate; G. A. Newell, Grand Treasurer; J. H. Bennington
Sussex Bankers Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Sussex County branch of the New Jersey Bankers Association held its annual meeting in the directors' room of Sussex National Bank to elect officers. Dinner followed at Barrs hotel. Elected officers included President Ephraim Morrison Marcus L Bond secretary Louis A Dalrymple treasurer Ford Margarum and executive committee Lewis M Morford Thomas D Edsall George A Smith and Levi H Morris.
Children's Day Observed in South Centreville
South Centreville celebrates Sunday evening June 11 with appropriate exercises by local children. A fine program is planned as the day school ends for summer. Various residents, including Mrs Bennett and Mrs Emma Barret, are noted for recent activities and visits.
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South Centreville
Bennett
Middletown
Emma Barret
Ansonia
Low Wages for Orange County Dairy Farmers Report
Thomas K. Milliman of the Orange County Farm Bureau told Brookside Grange that the average earnings of the county dairy farmer are only one dollar per day based on a Cornell aided study of 69 farms in Crawford and Wallkill towns and one other area. The report, costing $600, found farm averages: 123 acres, $7 283 per farm, livestock $2 234, machinery $475, feeds $832, incidentals $64, with 5 percent investment interest leaving labor income about $3 865. Twenty nine percent of farms had silos.
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Thomas K. Milliman
Orange County Farm Bureau
Brookside Grange
Orange County
Res
Crawford
Wallkill
Cornell University
Station at Greenville Prayer Service
On Sunday Rev. R J Collar will hold a station at the house of Mrs Kurpich Greenville Massachusetts at 10 o clock in the morning All Catholics of the district are expected to attend.
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R. J. Collar
Encouragement in a Light Exchange About Dogs
A humorous dialogue illustrates a back and forth about loving dogs and a child’s wish to become a dog. The exchange ends with a gentle parental reminder that growth comes with time.
Deadlock Nearer in Railroad Wage War
New York June 8 The conference between railroad representatives and union chiefs failed to advance the eight hour day demand. A. B. Garretson led the labor side asking questions based on railways counter proposals about pay for two jobs at once. Elisha Lee noted no concessions had been granted and meetings resumed that morning.
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New York
A. B. Garretson
Elisha Lee
Times Press Want Columns Advertisement
Classified note urges readers to use the Times-Press want columns for any needed items or services. It promotes frequent listings and emphasizes accessibility of the ads through the newspaper.
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Times-Press
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Flynn
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W. L. Brown
W. W. Everett
Ridgebury
Milliman
Harvard Lampoon
Lindley H. Yerg
Goshen
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