Four Young Ladies Receive Honors at Ursuline Academy
In a grand Ursuline Academy commencement the four graduates Marie Antoinette Otto May Loretta Mitnard Candace Adrienne Dawson received diplomas with medals and a cross. Mayor A C N Thompson Rev J J Kearney Dean McClaney lauded the institution as a model for education as families and friends gathered for the ceremony in the decorated hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursuline
Mies Marie Antoinette Otto
Candace Adrienne Dawson
Misa May Loretta Blizard
Ursuline Academy
McWilliams
Mias Davis
Athama
Mendelssohn
Dean J. P. McClaney
A. C. N. Thompson
James J. Kearney
St. Cecasia Parish
New York
RK. J. Colfer
Church of Our Lady of MI. Carmel
Dean McClaney
Thompson
Ureutine
Urauw Line
Orange County
Aboose
Ursuline Nuns
Dean McClancy
J. J. Kearney
St. Cecelia Parish
Arenline
Sub
God
Jesus Christ
Ureuline
Brehth
Kearney
Urauline
Earth
Eraduates
Urauline Academy
Mlle Marie Antoinette Otto
F. J. Jozwiak
Misa Anna Leah Dulski
Richard J. Colfer
Misa Candace Adrienne Dawson
Misa Otto
New Rochelle College
Miss Otto
Clement Ostrowek
Edward O'Brien
John Deth
St. Cecelia’s
Provisions of the Republican Platform Card
The platform defends a united nation and neutral stance in war. It pledges protection of rights, a firm foreign policy, support for Mexico peace efforts, and the Monroe Doctrine. It backs Philippine policy, asylum rights, civil service reform, labor protections, and women's suffrage with state control on the issue.
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Europe
Republican Party
U S Army Trucks Captured Near Namiquipa
An unconfirmed report says fourteen American army trucks laden with supplies for a punitive expedition were captured byMexicans under Villa near Namiquipa in a rear guard action. Villa reportedly attacked the American rear guard with bandits. no official Funston report yet. Police warn dog owners to secure licenses immediately to avoid enforcement.
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International News Service
Il Paso
Villa
Namiquipa
Funston
Miss Seaman Bride of Brooklyn Man
Mr and Mrs Amos DT Seaman announce the marriage of their daughter Harriet A Seaman to Carlton KE Williams son of Fred C Williams of Brooklyn a well known advertising fan Mr Williams to vice president of the Evanola Cream Company Miss Seaman a former Middletown girl has many friends here who will extend congratulations.
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Amos DT Seaman
Harriet A. Seaman
Carlton KE. Willams
Fred C. Williamas
Brooklyn
Williama
Evanola Cream Company
Miss Seaman
Middletown
Krath and Hornbeck Take Over Local Mail Route
Raymond Krath and Sanford Hornbeck purchase stages, horses, and paraphernalia for the Grahamaville to Fallaburg mail service and commence operation under the Krath and Hornbeck mail route title.
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Grahamaville
Raymond Krath
Sanford Hornbeck
Grahameneville
Fallaburg
Krath
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Cole
A son was born on Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Charles Cole of Roosevelt Avenue. The baby was named Kenneth Charles Cole.
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Charles 8 Cole
R. Roosevelt Avenue
Kenneth Charles Om
Roscoe District Approves $86,000 School Bond Issue
By a 72 to 56 vote the Roscoe district elected to issue bonds totaling $86,000 for the construction of a new school building. The decision was made by the district on Thursday evening after a public vote.
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Roscoe
Board of Education
Miss Hamilton and Commissioner Wed
Miss Helen Morgan Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs William Pierson Hamilton and granddaughter of J Pierpont Morgan married Arthur Woods New York police commissioner this afternoon at St Lukes Chapel Sterlington NY The ceremony was performed by Bishop Philip M Rhinelander of Philadelphia an uncle by marriage of the bride.
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New York
Helen Morgan Hamilton
William Pierson Hamilton
J. Pierpont Morgan
Arthur Woods
St. Luke's Chapel
Sterlington
N. A
Philip M Rhinelander
Philadelphia
He Stuck to the Show in the Detroit Free Press satire
A brief spectator note from the Detroit Free Press recounts a theatergoer who remained in the seat while others followed the plot, humorously noting that the plot left the theater as soon as it was introduced.
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Detroit Free Press
MOAPY-SUUINIOO JUVA BROIL BONY usage guidance
The fragment advises using MOAPY-SUUINIOO JUVA BROIL BONY for needs, referencing a product or method. It does not provide dates, places, or specific outcomes, focusing on suggested action. No additional names or organizations are clearly identifiable in the readable text.
Weather and crop report notes heavy hay and apple yields
From Cornell Ithaca the June first week agricultural conditions show wet soils in parts but generally favorable growing in central and eastern sections. Frost on June 1 caused no damage while peach leaf curl increases. strawberries set heavily and hay and apple yields are large.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cornell University
Ithaca
Birthday celebration for Alfred Wright in Salisbury Mills
In Salisbury Mills on June 9 the 18th birthday of Alfred Wright was celebrated at his parents home with about 40 guests from Peekskill Goshen Craigville Washingtonville Salisbury Mills and Newburgh. Entertainment included music and games followed by refreshments.
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Salisbury Mills
Albert Wright
Alfred
Peekskill
Goshen
Craigville
Washingtonville
Newburgh
Wright
Louis Hogan
Monroe
James Hogan
Dr. Jones
Beakes Creamery
Newburgh Pastor Will Take Bride
Mrs. Walter Haynie Caldwell of Austin Texas announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Emma Lee Caldwell to the Rev Jay Knox son of the late Professor George William Knox of the Union Theological Seminary Knox graduated from Hamilton College class of 1910 and from Union Seminary in 1913 He is pastor of the Union Presbyterian Church of Newburgh The wedding is expected in early Autumn.
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New York
Walter Haynie Caldwell
Austin
Texas
Emma Lee Caldwell
Jay Knox
George William Knox
Union Theological Seminary
Knox
Hamilton College
Union Seminary
Union Presbyterian Church of
Newburgh
Sealers Weigh In On 1917 Convention Site
State convention of Sealers of Weights and Measures at Elmira recommends Binghamton for the 1917 gathering. Attending sealers include J. C. McMickle Jr. of this city D. C. Starks of Port Jervis and County Sealer John E. DuBois of Westtown.
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Binghamton
Elmira
J. C. McMickle, Jr
D. C. Starks
Port Jervis
John E. DuBois
Westtown
Americans in London Face New Tax on Securities
New American tax requires domiciled Americans in London to sell or deposit their American securities with the government or pay an extra two shillings tax.
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London
Little Merchants Succeed in Middletown Business Circles
Russell 10 William 12 and Marion 13 children of Mr and Mrs William Robertson of 41 Little avenue have built a niche in Middletown business life over two years. Their neatly dressed baskets sell salted peanuts to office workers and stenographers, who eagerly buy more than a nickel’s worth.
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Russell
William
Marion
William Robertson
Little Avenue
Middletown
New York Delegates Split Between Hughes and Root Votes
In Chicago on June 10 the New York delegation split its 87 votes between Hughes and Root with none holding a majority. Root led on the first ballot 43 to 42 aided by Roosevelt supporters Hendricks and Bill, while Proctor shifted to Hughes on the second ballot giving Hughes 43 to Root 42 and Roosevelt 2.
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Chicago
Hughes
Root
New York
Francis Hendricks
Willard Bill
Syracuse
Roosevelt
Thomas R. Proctor
Utica
Justice
M. B. Campbell
C. S. Warbassa
Frank Ehlers
F. H. Luce
George Cromwell
Chauncey M. Depew
Otto T. Barnard
Job Hedges
Henry L. Stimson
Beverly R. Robinson
James R. Sheffield
Charles D. Hilles
Nicholas Murray Butler
George R. Sheldon
William Ten Eyck
John J. Knewitz
William&. Bennet
T. W. Whittle
William B
Rainy Opening Day At Tuxedo Horse Show In Tuxedo Park
Inclement weather did not dampen attendance on opening day of the Tuxedo horse show at Tuxedo Park. Twenty eight classes judged with wide prize distribution. heavy interest in military events won by Capt. Alexander. Notable winners include Mrs. David Wagstaff with Pontex and J. A. Ramsdell from Powelton Farms.
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Tuxedo Park
Alexander
David Wagstaff
Pointex
J. A. P. Ramsdell
Powelton Farms
Newburgh
P. Lorillard, Jr
Dixie
George Guyon
G. A. Alexander
Metaphor
True Heart
Carol Harriman
New York
George G. Roblg
C. M. Allaire
Crusader
Alice S. Dodsworth
Lady McDonald
E. H. Harriman
Schuyler Schieffelin
Edson Bradley
Francis Lynde Stetson
Charlies E. Sampson
Rodman Wanamaker
R. Fulton Cutting
Col
W. S. Mitchell
Stuart Ca
E. Pringle
Helen P
Orange County
Tuxedo Stables
W. R. Dickerson
Notice B
Comsewogue Farm
Newark Chief defeats Oakland chief for IAPC president
The International Association of Police Chiefs elected Newark’s Chief Michael T. Long as president by nine votes over Oakland, California’s Chief William J. Peterson. Peterson was named first vice president by acclamation with several other officers elected, and the convention adjourned sine die. The 1917 meeting will be held in Kansas City.
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New York
International Association of Police Chiefs
Michael T. Long
Newark
William J. Peterson
Oakland
Cal
Peterson
Millard F. Kerr
South Bend
Ind
Daniel Wolff
Yonkers
Garrett J. Parrell
Hartford
Not Very Accomplished
A brief humorous note from Chicago Herald referencing a dog named Gerald and a quip about intelligence with a remark about Geraldine.
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Gerald
Geraldine
Chicago Herald
Baraca Social Enjoyed by Webb Horton Church Members
Baraca Brotherhood of Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting and social. Irving C. Bull spoke on Chemistry, followed by Denniston of New Paltz recounting Army service and Panama trip. Italian Mission Orchestra performed, ice cream and cake served, and the event adjourned near 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca Brotherhood
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Irving C. Bull
Panama Canal
New Catholic Church Erection Starts at North Branch
A new Catholic church building began at North Branch on a lot donated for the purpose by P. W. Divers of New York, a regular summer visitor to the Branch.
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North Branch
P. W. Divers
New York
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Denverstic Party
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Department of Labor
America
U. S. Army
Seaman Bride
Purchase
Miss Hamilton
Cornell
Alfred Wright
N. Y
Charles S. Whit- Whitman
Frederick C. Tanner
G. F. Doughty
William F. Flannagan
John MacCrate
William M. Calder
F. J. H. Kracke
Jacob Brenner
Clarence B. Smith
Baruch Miller
Samuel 8. Koenig
F. L. Marshall
Herbert Parsons
Martin Steinthal
William H. Douglas
William Bondy
Ogden L. Mills
Samuel Krulewetch
Valentine J
Harry J. Knepper
Edward W. Hodson
August Blake
Frank S. Smith
Charles M. Hamilton
James P. Hill
George W. Fairchild
Harvey D. Hinman
Edward Vreeland
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