Grange County Times-Press advertising and services notice
The Middletown based paper provides subscription details and advertising rates. It describes obituaries and notices policy, printing services, and circulation notes while listing offices in New York and Chicago. It emphasizes its role as a semi weekly review with broad advertising reach in Orange County.
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Fee Times-Press
Orange County
Times-Press
Middletown Daily Times- Press
June 15 in American History Highlights
Entries recall key events on June 15 including Franklin drawing electricity from the clouds in 1752 and George Washington taking command of the Continental Army. Polk’s death in 1849 and the General Slocum disaster of 1904 are noted with brief context and dates.
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Franklin
George Washington
James Knox Polk
New York
General Slocum
Long Stand Sound
Unprofitable Servants Sermon Echoes on Work Duty
A condensed extract quotes President Woodrow Wilson urging workers to put heart into labor, not merely meet the minimum. The speech denounces low effort, unions setting a minimal standard, and warns such unprofitable service degrades both workers and employers. It argues true duty yields internal purpose and pride beyond pay.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
America
Wheen
Haas
Wilson speech urged duty over wealth for workers and leaders
The text praises President Wilson for condemning selfish use of wealth by public servants and urging a higher duty among workers and the elite. It calls for a strong moral service ethic as college students prepare for life work and public welfare.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Death of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale
Obituary notes the death of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, described as a leading figure of the New England School. The piece highlights his piety, liberal morality, charm, and prominent New England lineage. It criticizes his Civil War views and notes his influence among octogenarians and younger readers.
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Edward Everett Hale
New England
Lings
Hale
Jet
Patrick Heart
Thomas Jefferson
Monroe
Trier
Taylor
Hae Soes
Legislator Smith Defeated in Gleace County Primary
Reporters note Assemblyman Smith of Gleace county lost renomination amid caustic commentary from opponents and a broader critique of the Legislature. The Oswego scene is cited as a foreshadowing of future political fallout after gubernatorial speeches and party splits.
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Ht Hormeram
Athans
Assrablyman Smith
Gleace County
New York Tribune
Swivh
Oswego
Governor and legislature in a standoff over direct primary support
The piece argues that voters should back the governor against lawmakers who misrepresented constituents. It stresses the state's prior mobilization for Hughes and warns that public indifference now would dismiss the governor’s authority and endanger the Republican ticket.
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Hughes
Liberty Boy Dies at Thrall Hospital
John A. Blume of Liberty dies at Thrall Hospital Sunday after a long illness from blood poisoning caused by an untreated knee wound from trimming trees. He is survived by two sisters Agnes and Mrs Martin and Francis, both in Liberty, and by his parents. funeral arrangements set for Wednesday from his parents’ Liberty home.
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John A. Blume
Liberty
Frank Blume
Thrall Hospital
Mr. Blume
Blume
Agnes
Martin
Francis
Liberty Tent
Redler
Monhagen Committee Heads to Newburgh Visit
Lawson Hose Company of Newburgh to host visiting committees from Monhagen Hose of Middletown and Harry Howard Hoox & Ladder Co. of Port Chester. Middletown party travels by automobile led by Chief Engineer Charles Higham and others, including Dr. H J Sheller and Edmund Allen Jr.
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Lawson Hose Company
Newburgh
Monhagen Hose Company
Middletown
Harry Howard Hoox
Ladder Go
Portchester
Newburch
Lawson Hose
Charles Higham
H. J. Sheller
F. W. Eliott
Edmund Allen, Jr
Hea
Py Funnel
Ji. J. Ward
Boxing Club Delays Next Bout Dates Pending Trial
Directors of the Athletic Club at the Waldo Hotel will not set a date for the next boxing bout until the Anthony Ue trial concludes. They expect a ruling by June 24 and may adjust the schedule if counsel is available earlier.
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Ix Athletic Club
Waldo Hotel
Nithi
bess + hents
Anthony Ue
Lewis
A. F. Serving
Next A. M. E. Conference Held in Pamzhkespeit
The A. M. E. conference convenes on Saturday in Pamzhkespeit. The event resumes on the second Wednesday in June with ceremonies including a Leirth for Mr and Mrs Frank Gara. Jane 12 attends as a pond baly girl with mother under Dr Powellson care.
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Pamzhkespeit
Frank Gara
Sarv Jane
Pond Baly Gir
Powelson
Fire Department Heads Nomination At Middletown Meeting
The Middletown Fire Department held a convention at Eagles hall to nominate officers. Chief Charles Higham led the ticket with Leon Simpson as First Assistant and F H Schoonmak as Second Assistant, with B L Lamont as Secretary and Archibald Taylor as Treasurer.
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Middletown
Leon Simpson
F. H. Schoonmak
B. L. Lamont
Archibald Taylor
Delermes
Frank
Forthgat
E. D
RicQuoit Thomas Costello
F. Eie
William McCarthy
William Ramm
Leo Ropshaw
H. He Galowar
J. Houston
Fred Devo
Ward
Ge Loder
George Kaufman
James Tuthill
Grange Scholarships Offered in Winter Course Exam
The New York State Grange will conduct a June 29 examination at Goshen Grange Hall for six Winter Course scholarships valued at $50 each. Any Patron of Husbandry in good standing may enter if at least 17, with advance notice to the Pomona Master of Orange County Grange, Albert Manning.
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Orange County
New York State Grange
Goshen Grange Hall
Pomona
Albert Manning
Oris
Pomona Grange
Edith Irwin Walker Marries Julien Landsell Hume
The Tribune reports Edith Irwin Walker announced in two New York papers her marriage to Julien Landsell Hume. Earlier she faced a broken engagement with Robert ag ailomobile broker of Mid am and a later scandal involving Mr Pierce, an architect. Meanwhile Mr Miller, Chester horseman, suffered injuries from a horse incident but later deemed minor.
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the Tribune
Vernon
Edith Irwin Walker
New York
Julien Landsell Hume
Time
Robert _ ag ailomobile broker
Midam
Bower HS
Che
Covery Downs
Sinty Beech
Train riders and intoxication cases in police court
Recorder Thompson disposed of two train rider cases and two intoxication cases. James Sheridan, arrested by O W railroad officer Grant Wilson, received ten days for train riding. John Edward, an Englishman, arrested by Erie detective Kane, was discharged. Harry Rupert got a suspended sentence for intoxication and William Arthur was fined $3. The item ends with a quoted Life aside.
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Recorder's Court
Thompson
James Sheridan
Offcer Grant Wilson
O.& W. Railroad
John Edward
Kane
Erie
Harry Rupert
William Arthur
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