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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1915

Page

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United States Demands in German Note Full Text

Full text of the American reply to Germany’s note is released by Washington. It rebuts German claims on Lusitania and other sinkings, reiterates rights of humanity, and renews demand for lawful conduct at sea, stating the United States will press for full information and accountability.

United States Washington Wilson Berlin Department of State Cushley Miy Cushing Cane Onpard Weasel Marchantman Lucitenia Lusitenta Canada Great Britain Lusitania Tritet Natal Thoas Amerion Auga Brtes Pete Great Biltala Unicett Minten Awhale World 14 Germany Himnwalty Aiips Armerican Ameen Etzong Europe Thore Deve Wren Mary

Tannery Firms Face Rush as Orders Surge

The Gordon Condensed Mke Company on Canal Street and Howell Hinchman Company on Fulton Street report a rush of orders for bulbs and related goods. Machinery delays and increased bark supply fromDanville and Pennsylvania affect production. staff recalled and operations extended through the coming weeks and into two years of planned scheduling.

Gorden Condensed Mke Company Canal Street Howelliinchman Company Bulton Street Borden Maumery Howell-Hinchmat Company Dachy Middletown Danville Pennsylvania

Pensions For the Widows Of State Workers

A legislative move sets guidelines for pensions to support widows with dependent children. The measure aims to aid mothers who cannot earn, noting benefits will start July 1 though access may take months. The act allows local boards of child welfare to assist and outlines county and city roles and board composition.

Geralohy Atate Board of Supervisors Vache Countien

Local Chauffeurs Test Held by State Board

Examined applicants for taxi licenses by State Automobile Examiners. John Mamlin of Whar conducted the test as names such as Port Jerard and Wat Awama appear among candidates. Other listed individuals include Turner and Willana Rey with various locations mentioned.

Jervis John Mamlin Whar Tel Juning Port Jerrad -WooTarte Wat Awama Turner Willana Rey Peesinti Taddah Sam Battle Rob Pecher Collim Rob Avons George Carineten Ayal State

Unclear Note on May Move and Death of Mire Arttain

Fragmentary text mentions a possible May move to Downsville and references names Theron Whitabie and Mire Arttain. Reading is interrupted by garbled phrases. no clear events, dates, or verifiable details emerge from the legible portions.

Downsville Nev Theron Whitabie Dawg Vie Delaware

Motion Denied in State Hospital Transfer Case

Justice Tompkins denies a motion in a case over transferring an inmate from the State Hospital for the Insane at Mattinay back to Clegange County urging return of custody to the county authorities.

Middletown High to Hear W A Averill at Commencement

At Middletown High School commencement on Tuesday evening June 22 in Stratton Hall the class of 1915 will hear W A Averill of the State Department of Education speak. Prizes announced include George N Clemson gold gifts of 46 and 5, Talcott gold 10 for best essay, J W Slauson 20 for top scholarship. The annual exhibit closed Friday to larger attendance than before, showing pupils progress and inviting prolonged community support.

Middletown High School Nyld Stratton W. A. Averill State Department of Education Albany George N. Clemson Talcott Cornelia Munger H. Talcott J. W. Slauson Pike

Michael O'Brien Dies Suddenly in Warwick Village

Michael O'Brien, about 78, died suddenly from paralysis after an illness following a Tuesday attack. He was attended by Dr. S Cummins and returned home before collapsing in the night. He leaves a widow and several children and grandchildren.

Warwick Michael O'Brien Villaise O Brien O'Brien Fig PL HL O'Dell Henry Mat Chutes Vaal George Michael William Belvidere, NL

Sentences for Sullivan County Prisoners Read by Judge Smith

The court in Sullivan County sentenced Mayday Kelly to two years hard labor and an additional year in a separate order. Kelley Jr received 200 dollars and one day in jail for each year of the sentence. Sobtder Kelly was confined to 78 days and required to serve time under the same terms.

Kelly

Andrew Nice Dies Suddenly at Home in Masamoras

Andrew Nice, longtime resident of the Twangare Valley, died suddenly at his home on Avenue doo and Pah street Masamoras. Pa cat fo s ogacy on Wednesday mening of heat Vreutte aged 2? years. Born Shaiy 3 1673 at Montatup Noo, he was the son of Whim Mep and Marguerite Wat Twad. He was fixture in the community with a large family, including wife Sarat Ann Kaw and several children. He was respected as a farmer and noted by many in the region.

Andres Jachern Nitn Avenue Doo Pah Street Ated Shaiy Montatup Noo Mar Whim Mep Marguerite Wat Twad Simin Ad Dent Twangare Valle Ann Kaw Val Ant Bor Nice Mm Schaster Tas John Mere Hajem Comer Wayne Cermiy Miilord Dave Satin Ang

Rev Williams to Conduct Union Evangelistic Revival

Representatives from Circleville Thams Sun Ridge Presbyterian Bloomingburg and Bullville Methodist churches plan a two week July revival with Rev M V B Williams as evangelist. A tent at Bullville will host meetings. a Williams evangelistic committee and party of subcommittees are formed.

Circleville Thams Sun Ridge Bloomingburg Bullvilla M. V. B. Williams R. A. Greenwell KR. W. Rowland Bullville Williams Evangelistic Committee Ikev. R. A. Greenwell R. W. Rowland K. M. Resnolds Tt. G. Clark Thompson Ridge W. ElHs Mr. Trumbull James Crawford George Finch F.C. Jones Charman Frank Marthe Usher Frank Bell Rev H. D. Crist George Evans Bulhhike DB D. W. Les Bullille Church

Empire Aerie Carnival Plans Drafted At Eagle Hall

A meeting of Empire Agrie Neo S44 Fraternal Order of Hades convened at Eagle Hall Wathay to discuss a joint autumn carnival with Wasashill Vrasine Company. A five member committee was formed to plan winter events with Grand Encies, and preparations for a summer social and smoker were outlined.

Agrie Order of Hades Eagle Hall Wathay Waasbhill Vrasine Arange Nioe Elerine Tyre

Miss Frint Graduates at St Lake's Hospital

A garbled notice records a graduation event for a Miss Frint at St Lake's Hospital Now Supch on a Wednesday morning. The text mentions Goarse and peers attending with attendance of nurses and titled figures, though many names are corrupt.

Wee -Yindus Hees St. Lake's Nnepital Supch Goarse

Persuasion Better Than Force Bryan Asserts In Letter

Former Secretary Bryan argues in a public letter that the United States should choose persuasion over force in the Germany note dispute. He resigns over handling the note and urges the nation to pursue peaceful solutions, warning against old system war while urging unity and humane conduct.

Bryan Washington Blaze Bryan Germany Jone United States

Goshen Wins the Series at Watts Field

Goshen High defeated Middletown 6 to 9 on a Thursday afternoon at Watts Field. Poor fielding with 12 errors hampered Middletown while Goshen matched Halcott for runs, and Halcott-Harland battery opposed Osborn-Riches for Goshen. Umpire Sundstrom presided as the scene closed.

Goshen High Middletown Watts Field Girry Goshen Halcott Osborn-Riches Halcott-Harland C. ‘Sundstrom

Auto Upset Injures Girl Near Godeffroy

A Milo family party riding in a auto overturned on a sharp curve near Godeffroy Friday. Miss Hoffman suffered a fractured wrist and was cared for at F. Grifin’s home by Dr. Skinner. Other occupants escaped serious injury.

Fighting general Edward L. Molineaux dies in New York hospital

Gen Edward L Molineux died in Roosevelt Hospital New York a few minutes after 7 pm Thursday. He was 72 years old and had suffered failing health for months. Survived by sons Roland B Leslie and Cecil Molineux. His wife Mrs Molineux was a daughter of the late George T Clark of Wickham avenue. General Molineuxs urging qualities were shown during the 1899 1902 period when his son Roland faced murder charges. he supported the defense but declined financial help offered by friends.

Edward L. Molineux Roosevelt Hospital New York Roland B Lesiie Cecil Molineux Roland Natherine Adates Roland Molineux Gen Molineux

Loan Association Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

Port Jervis reports the 28th annual meeting of the New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations concluded with officer elections. Elected president C. Woyormos of Elmira, vice presidents J. Lustee of Brooklyn and E. Staton of Elmira, secretary A. W. McEgan of New York, treasurer J. H. White of Schenectady. The next session will be in Elmira in 1936.

Port Jervis New York State League of Savings and Loan Asociations Darith C. WoYormos Elmivartier John Tlustee Brooklyn EL % Staton Prom FLA Yoakers A. W. McEan New York J. H. White Sibenectady RTI Elmira Aulo

Store Destroyed by Fire at Youngsville

A Saturday fire destroyed the store of Hert van Hoerich in Youngsville. Only a small portion of the contents could be saved. The blaze caused extensive damage to the building and its inventory.

Hert van Hoerich Youngsville

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Lansing Seti Dare Panda John Tite Bordens Howell- Hinchman Co Averill Kellys Sullivan CO Andrew Nice Wall Council No. 92 L. C. Backey Harkey Edwin P. Valdenburgh Simes Press Building Bloomingourg Bloomingburg Church Wailsall Empire Aerie Waaskills Miss Frint Austria Servia Ther Philip Sober Girl Auto City Nickerson George D. Wickham Lower Road New Hampton Edward L. Molineaux Loan Association
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