Amnesty offer sparks revolt submission plan details
Historic notes mark June 12 1974 in American history with amnesty for rebel colonists who accept British rule except two named figures. Other entries recall Civil War era moves near Richmond, notable deaths of Bryant Rodgers Hale McCook and dates. Astronomical events list visible evening planets Mercury Venus Saturn Mars and morning Jupiter in conjunction with the Moon.
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John Hancock
Samuel Adarma
Grant
Com Harbor
James Tiver
Richmond
William Cullen Bryant
John Rodgers
U. 8
Lucretian Feabody Hale
Mercury
Venus
Baturn
Mars
Jupiter
Wilson declines Memorial Day speech at Arlington
Veterans groups denounce President Wilson for declining to deliver the Memorial Day address at Arlington Cemetery and for dismissing veterans from the Washington post office. National Grand Army leader Washington Gardner supports reinstatement efforts as old soldiers rally against perceived political interference.
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Grand Army
Washington
Washington City Post
Wilson
Ariington Cemetery
Clark
Bcads
Wilton
Washington Post Office
Emalter
Washington Gardner
Albany
New York
A. O. Gleeson
Department of the Potomac
Wilso
Republc
Conereeh
Gjilsene
Poe
Gartyer
Fixing the Responsibility In Industrial Downturn Report
A mangled report notes labor and industrial strain with governors and executives cited. Officials warn ongoing cutbacks will worsen water and power operations, and employees face reduced earnings as costs rise. This snapshot mentions Mr. Penton and a U.S. agency in a troubled sector.
Reports on tariff law impact and unemployment
The piece discusses how foreign competition under the tariff and lower production costs threaten American ply iron. It links readjustments under the new tariff law to a general business slowdown and rising unemployment. It notes Republican gains in New Jersey reflecting blame on the Democratic administration.
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New Jersey
Wilson
Strongest Testimony Reflections on Democratic Views
The letter from Thomas Watty titled Anything but Prosperity is widely quoted across the state. Editors publish Watts' remarks to Representative Levy and note that Democratic voices, Brent and small, express disappointment with the Wilson act and its perceived failures.
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Thomas Watty
Liu
Wilden
Vet Ne
Brent
Small
Watts
Sullivan County
Republican
Levy
Republcan
Not Merely Mental Address on Rates and Business Mood
An 1870s Brooklyn Standard Union summary notes President Wilbon shifting from psychological to practical views on railcar rate changes. It predicts next week may reveal that business leaders gain ground for reducing fears, while urging determination to push tariff reform through Congress. The piece suggests tension between mental outlook and actual policy.
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Wilbon
Thiough
Wilken
Creas
Brooklyn Standard- Unior
PRESS COMMENT Pondering Wilson and public mood
The piece surveys varied opinions from Albany Journal Wall Street Journal Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Philadelphia North American New York World and others. It notes debates on fiction versus serials and hints at broader political and cultural tensions surrounding President Wilson and international mediation.
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Wilson
Albany Journal
Congressional Record
Wall Street Journal
Times Press Adverts Help in Wants Column
A brief notice notes use of the Times Press want columns for needs and ads. It mentions a representative Tlatt presenting a bill and the ongoing context against Clayton Sill. The fragment emphasizes seeking items or services via the paper’s classified section.
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the Times Press
Medical Student Wins $60 Prize At Hurleyville
Archie Walker of Albany Medical School wins a $60 prize for vast anatomical preparation. Sunday services and memorials marked Odd Fellows events. Local school convention elected Rev Charles D. Rignall as president for the coming year. Many residents were noted visiting, traveling, or attending events in the village and surrounding towns.
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Hurleyville
Archie Walker
Albany Medical School
Ilsworth Baler
Charles E. Rignall
Odd Fellows
Prepare for Children's Day in South Centrevile
South Centreville June 11 The Children's Day services will be held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening June 14 at 7 o'clock. The choir plans a program at the church Saturday evening. Decorating committees led by Mrs Harry Shoemaker seek flowers and help with trimming the church on Saturday night. The S C S C met at Miss Blethen's home last Tuesday with readings and music followed by refreshments. Next meeting set for June 18 at Mrs Wade's home. Miss Fann Elston visiting relatives in Netcong New Jersey.
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South Centrevile
Presbyterian Church
Harry Shoemaker
Desirca
Miss Bleten
E4 bin Wade
Taeatar
Dane
Mina Phim Wolle
Middletown
Mies Daley Usans
Slate Han
Mise Fann Elston Ta
Netcong
N. 7
Oakland Valley News Notes Circulation and Socials Fragment
Vailland Valley notes recount visits and social calls at Monticelia and Monticella. Mentions include Mrs George Grimn host Thursday evening, Sinner and Brother ALC gathering, and Port Jervis resident Mallard Aithar visiting his sister Mrs Clarence Pe. Miscellaneous society chatter with scarce readable details.
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Valland Valley
Margaret Gnatlican
Reis
Monticelia
Mers
Mra
George Grimn
Mor
Sinner
ALC
Sifaner
Dover
MTL Galitean
Mallard Aithar
Port Jervis
Clarence Pe
Fo Rams
Barna
Monticella
Myrnaid Deonser
Toan
Final Meeting Highlights Local Mission Effort and Socials
The Reformed Church ladies held their annual Missionary meeting at Mrs. A. D. Falconer's home, about 50 attended. Mrs. Eli Mance led services, Miss Sacha Wood performed recitations, and I. B. Martine gave an address before refreshments. Nearby: guests from Middletown and Thompson Ridge attended. Margaret Wood, Brooklyn librarian, vacationing locally. her brother Albert Wood, Carnegie Tech student, graduates July 16. Local figures and ministers noted. church notices cover Graham and New Prospect services and youth events. Engaged to teach Miss Bellp Lyon of Middletown will teach at the White School House this fall.
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Ping Bush
la der
W. J. Whitten
George Upright
Missy Maud Freer
Middletown
Margaret Wood
Brooklyn
N. Y
Simon Vernooy
Wood
Albert Wood
Carnegie Institute of Technology At
Pittsburgh
Dave Vielt
Graham Church
James A. R. Dixon
New Prospect Church
Misa Bellp Lyon
White School
Misa Lyon
Alice Lyon
Our Village
Jerry Holland Called by Death in Otisville
Otisville mourns Jerry Holland a well known young resident who died at the infirmary of the sanatorium after a brief illness He was native of Ireland and had lived in the village six years married to Ruth Fitzpatrick he was a devout Catholic and noted for sobriety and kindness leaving many friends and grieving relatives
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Otisville
Jerry” Holland
Holland
Ireland
Ruth Fitzpatrick
Liceu
Halland
Holy Name Catholic Church
Award Contract for Grand Stand Construction
The Orange County Agricultural Society mining committee awards a contract to rebuild and extend the grandstand at its fairgrounds. Plans include a larger main stand, added seating, and improved access with a new double-tier seating area. Construction starts immediately with completion anticipated before the upcoming fair.
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Orange County Agricultural Society
BOW Vv Roads
Middintiera
Tiesateen
Onea
Acutust
Chief G. O. Bush Leaves for West
Chief of Police G O Bush and wife left on Erie No 1 for a western trip with Jersey City Police Chief William Hillhurst, joined by town captains for a police convention in Buffalo and travel to Detroit Grana Rapids and Chicago. Captain Bush to return in about 10 days.
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G. O. Bush
Erie
West
Chief Bush
Fyle
William Hillhurst
Jersey City
Buffalo
Detroit
Grana@ Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Tuxedo Amusement Co
F. Harris
J. Mower
Roseton
N. Y
Fred Harris
Long Island
Leon J. Quick
The
Highland News
Eli Quick
Alfred Stevens
Minnie Bentley
Frederick Bentley
Stevens
Columbus
Ohio
Memorial Services and Community News at Bloomingburg
Bloomingburg June 10 The M A. 10 194 of this place held annual memorial services. The camp met at their hall at 3 o'clock and walked to the cemetery to decorate and honor graves. At Consul C C Redfield's request veterans of Civil and Spanish-American Wars were saluted. Evening services united ME Church Reformed and Methodist for Children's Day. Sunday morning Children’s Day services planned at Reformed Church with a large program. MLE Church will unite congregations for both services. Notable visitors include Mr and Mrs Hamilton Childs and daughter, Mr and Mrs Dodiey McClurg and daughter, Mrs Harold Benson, W J Gardiner, Herbert Wartre of New York. Proving Popular at Seven Acres. Mr Mes Meschuttie's house and boathouse favored this season. A large Middletown party visited Sunday for a picnic. Bloomingburg remains a popular outing spot for boating and bathing. Blooms Miles retires to New York. Emory Miller takes a position in D F Collins ice cream parlor, which expanded to seat 14. A new concrete walk is being laid to Village Free Library. D W Bell starts a new office for Dr A O Beakes, improving convenience. Mrs Charles Godfrey takes a motor trip to New York visiting places nearby. Woodmen plan a cemetery project titled All a Mistake, rehearsals promising a hit. Grange Festival set for June 28 with lawn festival and regular meeting first on the same evening. Bloomingburg June 9 Charles C Ryan of Brooklynn visiting W H Ele.
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Salisbury
Centerville
Charles DB. Rignall
Association
C. J. Conroe
James J. Smith
Blushamton
Smith
W. H. DeKay
Albany Law School
Ernest Maybee
Netrowalts Wat
Joseph Yaytor
L. G. Ludlow
New York City
Elmer Baker
Regeue
EM Rowers
Liberty High School
Liberty
Harold Newkirk
Leo Wope
Harold Evans
Ben Knapp
Myrtie Hill
Nebraska
Mary A. Hill
Miss Hill
Wear
George Hoyt
Enugens Burhans
Ellenville
Milton
van Keuren
Albany
George
L. H. Prince
W. D. Labagh
Edward Labagh
Rockland
Edanl Wilmore
Middletown
Lawrence Lawrence
EH. M. O'Gorman
Monroe
Bloomingburg
C. C. Redfield
Jane
Ashi
Goth
Hamilton Childs
Dodiey McClurg
Harold Benson
W. J. Gardiner
Herbert Wartre
New York
Pépelar
G F Moschutie
Sullivan County
Grange
Jone
Charles 3
Ryan
Brooklxn
W. HL Ele
Yankee Lake Well Completion Notes Casual Weekend Visits
Yankee Lake residents report the Comfort Well completion at 52 feet producing about 25 gallons per hour for the Martin Adams Downs and Hageerty cottages. Visitors include Charles Coon of Middletown and Emma Adama of Middletown with others seen around Cath Comfort Well. The drillers now work on a well for Dr Rapp of Ellenrife as the West End area enjoys a quiet weekend.
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Yankee Lake
Charles Coon
Middletown
Brewster
Cornwall
Emma Adama
Lannsside
Miro
Charles V Evans
Elsie
Gladys Swinton
Midiietown
Cath Comfort
Martin, Adams, Downs and Hageerty Cottaces
Dr. Rapp
Ellenrife
Port Jervie Manager Kills Large Snake in Oakland
J W Wardiiak of Port Jervie Telephone Co. killed a large python in Oakland Sulivan County on Monday. The snake measured about feet 10 inches long with seven ribs noted in the report.
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J. W Wardiiak
Port Jervie Telephone Company
Oakland
Sulivan County
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Clayton Sill
South Centreville
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Utics
Woodward
Ulster County
DeWitt Brodhead
O. M. Muller
Hiawatha
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Knight
Anne Utter
Ithaca
Elizabeth Carpenter
Linda Godfrey
Abram Scott
Jerry Holland
Otisville Sanatorium
Cheney Bros
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Wrenn Auto
Alexander Gurriero
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Eastman's
Poughkeepsie
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W. S. Potter
Miles
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E. D. Myers
Dorothy Vail
William Vail
Tuxedo High School
Town Hall
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St. Mary's Church
Rotman Ther
Tuxeie
Evelyn Potter
Dorothy Potter
Elizabeth
Patterson
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