Orange County Times Press Advertising and Subscriptions
The Orange County Times Press outlines subscription rates and sale locations in New York and Chicago offices. It details ad rates, obituaries policy, manuscript submissions, and printing services offered by the paper and its Middletown Daily Times-Press connection.
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Orange County Times-Press
Hotaling
Broadway
29Th Street
42Nd Street
Park Row
Times-Press
PorLse Museach Company
Middletown Daily Times- Press
Commercial P. Ing
The Late Col. McClure Passes At Eighty One
Col Alexander Kelly McClure died at age eighty one after a long career as a printer publisher and political figure in Pennsylvania He helped form the Republican party in the state and nationally and founded the Philadelphia Times He served as a journalist editor and public official and authored Our Presidents and How We Make Them The obituary notes his lifelong loyalty to the party and his role in shaping early Republican politics with ties to Lincoln Cameron and other figures.
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Col
McClure
Alexander Kelly McClure
Hadeen
Pennsylvania
Greeley
Tor Jammer
New England
Juniaiz Sezuinel
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
Chambershurs
Sse
PaAladelphia Times
Proihondar
E Supreme
Sapstior Coons
Cat. McClure
New Sage Memorial Building At Rensselaer Institute
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy celebrates eighty fifth year with the completion of the modern Sage Memorial Building. Funded by part of Mrs Russell Sage’s donation the lab costs exceed 400000 dollars. The campus sits on terraces overlooking the Hudson and the institute offers civil mechanical and electrical engineering and general science courses.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute At
Troy
Russell Sage
Andrew Carargie
Institute
Hudson
Defiant Old-Time Party Loyalist Passes On
A veteran partisan figure, a steadfast defender of party principles, is mourned as a longsparing representative of honesty and loyalty. The party laments his passing as tributes to his era of steadfast advocacy.
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Viile
Ts Party
Slaughter of Trees Sparks Call for Forest Conservation
The article details 1903 pulp and timber use in the United States with 3,345,146 cords of wood consumed for 2,118,947 tons of pulp by 251 mills. It notes heavy reliance on spruce, hemlock, and poplar, with costs and imports, and urges government and Pinchot led efforts to promote planting and sustainable forestry amid widespread cutting.
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United States
Nemlock
Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
New York
Ulster
Nerwar
Seedee
Germany
Switzerland
Casein Point Tragedy at Salvrias Packing House
A male worker with mental health issues fatally wounded a fellow employee with a sharpened knife at the Salvrias packing house. The killer, acting in a delirious state, was restrained and held at the police station in a padded cell.
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Ms Bestemn
Salvrias
Shen
Ghenih
Formifani
Untreated mental illness leads to tragedy and asylum life
The piece argues that earlier treatment could have prevented a violent crime, noting the man’s long precrime mania. It cites Dr. Ferris on treating mental disease before asylum confinement and discusses state self-commitment laws, plus the brutalizing effect of work in slaughterhouses on mental health.
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Pri i
Massachusetts
Albert Warren Ferris
State Commission
Atlantic City
American Medical Psychological Association
Goshen on List of Privilege Holders
Goshen appears on a weekly Public Service Commission bulletin for the Second District listing changes in transportation classifications. The notice notes adjustments to mixing or substituting grain products in transit and adds Eastinshen to test stations with high-price grain handling rules. Regulation applies starting July 2, 1200.
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Sun
Public Service Commission
North Church C E Elects Officers
The Christian Radrarar Soriete of Ane Neah Concregational Church held a business meeting at the parsonage Tuesday evening to elect officers. Miss Bertha Stais View was named president with Geeta Wallane as assistant and Isslava Phillips as cargo? not clear. Constable Fullerton III and Constable Benjamin S. Foerton were mentioned in a separate note. Dr. Pur dy attends the injured man.
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Ane Neah
Tresifeni
Bertha Stais
Pemary Flesn
Taree Taytoo Mise Geeta Wallane
Axsisam
Detective Kane Hides in Closet to Solve Milk Theft
Detective William Kaoue of the Erie solved a milk theft ring at Newburgh by disguising himself in a closet built inside a train car. After days of surveillance he confirmed two railway workers were taking milk and cream, surprising them as they worked. No arrests were reported. company officials would handle the case.
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William’ Kaoue
The
Erie
Newburgh
Newa
Disappearance of Fishkill Horseman Charles Fowler Sparks Sweden Rumor
The Fishkill Herald reports Charles D. Fowler, a well known Fishkill Landing horseman, may have gone to Europe. In Middletown several men believe he left for Sweden rather than facing foul play, noting his frequent business visits and popularity there.
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Fishkill
Charles D. Fowler
Fishkill Landing
Middletown
Charles D .Fowler
Europe
Sweden
Fowler
Missing masseuse linked to Dutchess County man in Middletown
A Swedish masseuse, about 35, vanished after leaving Middletown three days before another missing man. She ran an office on Norvik street and was described as attractive and vivacious. Local gossip ties her name to a Dutchess County resident among the missing.
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Middistown
Fisahill
Heratin
Miss Olivn
Norvik Street
Dutchess County
Olson
Middletown
Congregational C E Plans an Outing
The First Congregational Christ San Endeavor Society met last evening. Reports from Secretary and Treasurer were encouraging for the past six months. An outing to Glenmere Lake was selected with plans to depart June 22 if weather permits and return via Goshen for a band concert. a church festival near Tuesday with cake and strawberries was also decided.
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First Congregational
Chris San Endeavor Society
Jarrett
Qno
Grrociain
GlenmtTe Lake
C. A. Keeler
Reha Stevens
John Post
Jame
Thirmiar
Goshen
Dhwaealeg
Guna Ts
Hymeneal Note Reveals Hidden Wedding Evidence
A cryptic notice from the emlensery hints at a wedding or betrothal within the Borden circle. It mentions a mysterious person wearing a distinctive ring and a reference to a candy ad cluing the event.
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Cupii
Han
Borden
Syracuse Degree Graduation News
Syracuse University reports a degree ceremony for Rev. Arthur Dmkson of Newtoreh, district superintendent in the New York Conference. The event marks a notable advancement within the church and university honors.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Arthur Dmkson
Xewtoreh
New York
School board approves staffing and repairs at regular meeting
At a Tuesday Board of Education session President Stivers and Supt Tuthill led discussions. Ellen R Gavin to replace Anna Melody as a May appointee. Reports covered building repairs heating and ventilation objections to Huey plans and unsanitary conditions at the ungraded school. The superintendent noted staffing changes and calendar shifts including earlier examinations and term ends. Commencement preparations and budget limits for summer repairs were approved.
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Stivers
Messrs. Townsend
Stewart
Beakes
Corwin
Hayes
Fellows
Tuthill
Board of Education
Townsend
Lst
Ellen R. Gavin
Anna Melody
Dr. Redfield
Huey
Benton Avenue
Edsom Wright
John H. Worden
Ali
State Department
Higa
Reed
Hares
Common Council
Yeward
Academy Avenue
Dow
Teslar
Billy Lentz Again Heads Crystals Crystal Hose Company
William F. Lentz, nicknamed Smiling Reed, is reelected president of the Crystal Hose Company at its annual meeting. Lentz enjoys strong support from Middletown firefighters and local supporters, with neighbors noting his popularity.
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Billy” Lentz
Crystal Hose. Company
Hhamion
Woanlynough
Wiliam F. Lentz
Rie
Maginera
Mir
Lenis
Middletown Fire
Blossoms Defeat O W Team 9 to 1 at Athletic Field
The Orange Blossoms routed the O W team 9 to 1 in a free hitting display. Sawyer and Henning pitched for Murrayites as Kingston area clubs debate a new league while praising Kingston Newburgh and Middletown for keeping Eastern Association afloat despite losses.
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Orange Blossoms
Blossoms
Sawyer
Henning
Murrayites
Kingston Leader
MacKinnon
Kingston
Newburgh
Athletic Field
Middletown
Visit Barbuoto in Death House
Former Special County Judge H B Fullerton and Fred B Hock visited John Barbuoto at Sing Sing to discuss the murder case as he awaits appeal. Hock acted as interpreter since condemned prisoners are not allowed visitors in the death house. A county officer later cleared a Cuba New York suspect in the Barbuoto murder probe as not among the wanted men.
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Special County
H. B. Fullerton
Fort Jervis
Fred B. Hock
St Elmo
Goshen
Sing Sing
John Barbuoto
Big John
Hock
Fullerton
Port Jervis
Middletown
Raphael Carmelio
Barbado
Carmello
Howells
Barrnoto
Cuba
Aleracr
Erle Polles
A. J. Craw
Hornell
Orange County
Annual Porch Party of Monday Art Club
The annual porch party of the Monday Art Club was held at Miss Marr Bradier’s Dolson town road home Monday afternoon. The executive committee, five members, officiated and included Miss Neafie Goshen Mrs D B Hardenbersh Miss Lelia Miss Mrs Howell Mrs Schoonmaker Miss Elizabeth Royce and Mrs A W Preston. Music by Misses Ogden and Bradley and a lesson by Miss Crans entertained attendees. Refreshments were served by the committee.
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Monday Art Club
Marr Bradier
Dolsontown Road
Neafie
Goshen
D. B. Hardenbersh
Mies Lelia Miss
Howell
Schoonmaker
Elizabeth Royce
A. W. Preston
Mies
Crans
Dorando Creats Marry in New York on Erie Route
Mr and Mrs Lyman Creat passed through town on the Erie Railroad en route to their new home in Hormel. Mrs Creat is Harriet Hirst daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hirst of 41 Broad Street.
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Lyman Dorando Creat
New York
Erie Railroad
Hormel
Creat
Harriet H. Hirst
Charles H. Hirst
Broad
Italian Picnic at Columbia Park Wednesday
The Italian-American Citizens' Club hosts a picnic at Columbia Park on Wednesday afternoon and evening. There will be music and fireworks of the flace? kinds. Dancing will be held both after noon and evening.
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Columbia Park
North Church Society Meets at Wisner Avenue Home
The recsclar monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Noris Congregational Church was held at the home of Mrs. J. Bowker on Wisner avenue Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was well attended and favorable reports were received. Leader Mrs. C. B. Wilkes.
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North Church Society
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Noris Congregational Church
Mr Smith Hies Him To Broadway
Mark H Smith a police court habitué confined to Goshen jail after drunkenness arrests. on Tuesday he admitted guilt and received ten days with suspended sentence to allow a through train to the White Lights. A Goshen man pleaded guilty to intoxication and was discharged with a reprimand and promise to abstain.
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Mark H. Smith
Goshen
Smith
John Barleycornne
Mark H
Uquor
A M E Zion Church Burns Mortgage in Service Night
Special services marked the burning of the mortgage at the A. M. E. Zion Church. Rev. Dr. Harvey led a year of strong giving with support from Major Robert Lawrence Rev Thomas Livingston and Levi Hasbrouck. Miss Mabie Warner aided as the paper carrier. Harves then left for Newburgh for the New York annual conference sessions.
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A. M. E. Zion
Res. M. L. Harvey
Robert Lawrence
Thomas Livingston
North Church
Levi Hasbrouck
LeRoy Hasbrouck
Mabie Warner
Hasbrouck
Harves
Zion A.M. E
Newbursh
New York
A. M. E. Zion Church
Appointments of District Deputies Named for 1910
Grand Patriarch Fred T. Fammeni of New York state appoints Thomas W. Pellot of Newiurga as District Deputy in Orange. John ise qnan of Middletown and John G. Stevens of Lisingston Manor promoted for Sullivan and Ulster. Norman J. Bedell to Rockland and James Williams to Delaware. Next grand encampment session set for New York City on the fourth Tuesday of May 1910.
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Fred T. Fammeni
State of
New York
Bss
Thomas W. Pellot
Newiurga
Orange
John
Ise Qnan
Middletown
John G. Stevens
Jet Lisingston Manor
Sullivan
Meron Sifies
Kingston
Ulster
Norman JL. Bedell
Haversiran
Rockland
James Williama
Delhi
Delware
New York City
Searsville Grange Char Derry and Ice Cream Sociable
Searsville Grange will hold a charity dairy event and ice cream sociable at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McKinsey on June 10. All are invited to come.
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Searsvile Grange
John McKinzey
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Orange County Times Press
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I. H. Knickerbocker
Associated Press
United Publishers’ Association
PostoMice
Nils
King
Centre Screets
Eleplement Business Office
Brunswick
Chicago
Tribune
Rank R
Northrup
Continental Congress
Committee of Five
Guantanamo
Bansetw
Mercury
Ephelion
Perigee
Earth
New Sage Memorial
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
North Church C. E
Fullerton III
Benjamin S. Foierton
Smith Street
Kitmes
Dr. Purdy
Detective Kane
Congregational C. E
Board Education
Barbuoto
Monday
ART Club
Washington
Michaels-Stern
Rochester
Panama
Everwear
Me Heise
MR. Smith
M.E. Church
Searsville
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