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Fohny, Stivers
Mil Knickerbocker
Jrens
United Publishers’ Association
Postoffice
Middletown
N. Ya
Deportation Considered For Foreign Convicts In State Prisons
1908 state Prison Commission reports record high prison population. Superintendent Collins cites 990 foreign convicts, 319 felons within three years of arrival amenable to deportation. He proposes commuting sentences to deport inmates en masse, while noting 27 men had prior foreign convictions and some in insane asylums abroad. He warns about burdens on families and charitable groups, urging attention from federal and state authorities.
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State Prison Commission
Cornelius ¥. Collins
America
Collins
Hughes
Department
Cepar
Samiedpal
teaAsn
Waydythe
Omar
Alien Prisoner Demographics and Deportation Plan
The article details prison demographics by nativity and family ties, listing counts of married and single aliens, children, and nationalities led by Italy, Russia, Germany, Austria, and England. It praises Mr Collins' deportation scheme and argues the alien prison burden should be relieved by expeditious deportation.
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New York State
Italy
Russia
Germany
Austria
England
Canada
Hungary
France
Switzerland
Roumania
Holland
West Indies
Malta
Denmark
Sweden
Greece
Ireland
Collins
The Senate's Mistake in Tariff Debate
The Senate Finance Committee seems out of touch with Republican and national sentiment as it rewrites the House tariff bill into a Dingley model. Critics say the current path neutralizes popular opinion, with the President aligned to reformers like Payne and Dalzell, while House members face growing opposition from economic interests.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Senate
House
Dingley
Democratic
House of Representatives
Whe’ Son
Treasury
Aldrich
eMac
Republican National Platform
Jos
Miche Tee St
Lois Globe Demony oSkaeen
Ccanklt
Republican Split Over Protectionism Faces Senate Clash
The piece notes a divide within Republicans over tariff policy and protects House conservatives. It cites Messie Aldrich Hale and Lodge as opponents and asserts the House, backed by the President, will gain support in conference committees. The New York Tribune criticizes the Senate for lacking sagacity.
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Senate
New York Tribune
Doing Good Work by the National Model License League
The National Model License League led by T M Gilmore of Louisville Kentucky is praised for eradicating liquor selling evils without aiming to reform public morals by law. It compares prohibition and restrictive licensing in several states, noting Ohio's license law as practical, progressive, and broadly supported by reformers and liquor dealers alike. The league is considered doing good work grounded in facts and measurable results.
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National Model License League
T. M. Gilmore
Louisville
League
Ohio
Campbell Hall Children's Day and Strawberry Festival
Campbell Hall held Children's Day services on the manse lawn with baptisms and an address by Rev. W. B. Sohnson. The Campbell Hall baseball team plans a strawberry and ice cream festival on Alexander Street to support a new church building. ladies of the Presbyterian Church host a strawberry ice cream and cake sale on June 24.
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Manse
W. B. Sohnson
Campbell Hall
Om Alexander
Jawn Saundar
Srawheries
Jake
Tthe Presbyterian Church
Myre
Ridgebury Residents Spend Summer at Wickham Home
Ridgbury notes show Mrs. 5 Cirde Salizan and Miss Alice T. visiting at EB A. Wickham’s home. Mr and Mrs. Harry Love return for the season at D D Wickham’s. Rev Hush Walker oversees estate matters. Local youth Mary Enis Milk Canslyn Wickham and others study. Town activity includes someone hunting potatoes and plans to go to town for school.
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June W
Cirde Salizan
Alice T
EB. A. Wickham
Harry Love
D. D. Wick Am
Hush Walker
Hig Estate
Tomiie
Carpenter
Mil Oriexn
Gina Irma
Mr Brown's Company Incorporated in New York and Middletown
George Brown of Middletown directs the Manufactured Birach and Ore Company, incorporated with the Secretary of State. Capital stock is listed at 200000 dollars in the filing.
Nurses Pass Examinations Continued From Page One
Long list of hospital staff and patients noting exams, retirements, and positions. Entries mention Miss Thom anes, Miss Alice Hailigan on vacation, Dan Callahan new night watchman, Mrs Allan Cunningham visiting Rock Hill, and the death of a nurse’s child. Details cover staff shifts, resignations, and social events at the State Hospital with scattered travels and community notices.
Summer services and church festival announced in Ulsterville
Ulsterville residents are invited to Sunday evening services at the schoolhouse this summer led by Rev. H. K. Post. The New Prospect Ladies Aid Society plans an ice cream and strawberry festival in the New Prospect Church basement on Wednesday evening June 23 with supper 45 cents. Everyone is welcome, and a stormy night is still a fair evening.
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H. K. Post
New Prospect
Children's Day Observed Across Montgomery Churches
Crowds attended Children’s Day at three Montgomery churches despite poor weather. Programs featured recitations speeches and songs by students with offerings for Sunday schools. Musical pieces and addresses were delivered at Presbyterian Methodist and Dutch Reformed congregations with collections totaling around 26 dollars.
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Montgomery
Goodwill
Sisgiss Fr
Beatrice Burke
Hitle Girlsy i
Elsie Terwilliger
Sarah Sparks
Grace Hulse
Clarence Vandereer
E. W. Muller
Leona Bull
Ethel Naapton
Lila Paten
Bertha Xaapina
Mabel Case
Charles Oxens
Charles l Car
Funeral of Mrs Nichols Held at Home on Roberta Street
The funeral for Mrs. Francss Nichols was conducted by Rev. Walter Austin Wagner of the First Congregational Church at her daughter Mrs. 14 R Wallace’s home on Roberta Street at 2 Wednesday afternoon. A large attendance paid respects with a tribute of flowers.
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Nichols
Francss
R. Wallace
Roberta Street
Walter Austin Wagner
First Congregational Church
Carpenters new offices occupy Stern Building second floor
George K. Carpenter who recently bought the Holse property on East Main street plans to relocate his real estate offices to the entire second floor of the Stern Building at 7 East Main street. The space will be finished in a modern style with every convenience.
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WEW Real Estate
George K. Carpenter
Holse
East Main Street
Lotg
Stern
Obituary: Mrs George Zwelfis of Ellenville
Mrs Googe Zwelfie died at her Warren Street home Sunday night at ten. Cause was heart disease with five years of complications. Born Mary C. Farr in 1867 at Mt Mongola, she married Mr Zwelfle 22 years ago. Survived by husband, mother Mrs Caroline Farr of Ellenville, sisters Mrs Katherine Reiners of New York, Mrs L N Bdeell, Pauline, Carrie and Matilda of Ellenville, and brothers Charles of New Haven Conn, Adam and Fred Farr of Mt Mongola. Funeral at home Wednesday at 2 pm. Interment Fantinehill Cemetery.
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George Zwelfis
Ellenville
Googe Zwelfie
Warren Street
Ten Oo'slock
Zwelfie
Mary C. Farr
Mt. Mongola
Zwelfle
Caroline Farr
Katherine Reiners
New York
L. N. Bdeell
Pauline
Carrie
Matilda
Charles
New Hayes
Obituaries: Dennis Edsall Bull Departed in Jersey City Monroe
Coe D Dennis died of consumption in Jersey City at 7 AM Monday age 39 after months of illness. He leaves siblings Mrs D N Benjamin Sussex NJ and Mrs Charles Roe Monroe NJ and Mrs B F Winter Otisville NY plus brothers E D Dennis Newark NJ and A J Dennis Lafayette NJ. Funeral in Sussex at family plot Fapakating Cemetery. Frances J Edsall died June 12 at 81 in Monroe. She married Sidney Edsall fifty years ago and lived in Amity. Surviving are D W Howell Monroe and a Monroe ME Church member. Abbie C Bull died at St Luke's Hospital Newburgh age 40 after five weeks illness born Blooming Grove. Surviving Weller and Eva at home Florence Webb Indiana Estella Trunstall New York James S Bull Middletown. Funeral held from home Thursday with M E Church service.
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Philadelphia
Milford
Del
Alicia McCue
Neill
Eliza Rourke
Ward
Mamie Smith
Tuxedo
New York City
J. Bennett
Hospital
Edna Merritt
Leo Shelton
Mary E. Sniffen
Jennie A. Palmer
Newburgh
Ballou
West Group
New Hampshire
Nelson W. Thompson
Detroit
Mich
American Institute of Homeopathy
Ingeborg Thomassen
Thomassen
Coe D. Dennis
Jersey City
D. N. Benjamin
Sussex
N. J
Charles Roe
Monroe
B. F. Winter
Otisville
E. D. Dennis
Newark
A. J. Dennis
Lafayette
Mrs. Roe
Fapakating Cemetery
Frances J. Edsall
D. ¥. Howell
Birs, Edsall
David
Elizabeth Howell
Sidney Edsall
Amity
D. W. Howell
Howell
M. EL i
Warwick
Warwick Cemetery
Abbie C. Bull
St Luke's Hospital
Miss Bull
Blooming Grove
Satterlytown
M. E. Church
Moaroe
Weller
Eva
Florence Webb
Indiana
Estella Trunstall
James S. Bull
Middletown
Obituary notices for Miss Mamie L Clark and Harry B Russell
Miss Mamie L Clark died at 4 AM Tuesday at W B Royce residence on Highland Avenue aged 28 born in Brooklyn and employed as a domestic to the Royce family. she leaves about 20 relatives. Harry B Russell died Monday evening at his sister R H Wengatz Port Jervis home of pleuro pneumonia aged 29 born Unionville son of Mr and Mrs George S Russell. survived by two brothers Charles E and Emmet S and two sisters Phebe and Jessie. funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Charles E Russell’s 7 Jersey Avenue Port Jervis and 2 39 PM at States Chapel with Rev Uriah Symonds. interment Laurel Grove Cemetery.
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Scotland
Thom i
Alice Hailigan
Paterson
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Dan Callahan
George W. Redican
John M. Young
Dan
Allan Cunningham
Rock Hill
Sullivan County
Cunningham
Joseph S. Krom
Owen McGuire
Bertha Bensehoeten
Recreation Roca
Revy
Walter Austin Wagter
First Congregational Church
Our Chapel
Harry Burton
Lew Beach
Olivier Ronaldez
Wuarisboro
Leo Shelton
Great Metropolis
John Finnegan
O. G. Root
Mary Zimmer
Bonnell Street
Hichen
Rick
Alwilda Darton
Selden H. Talesti
Wilfred Webster
Monigomery
Sing Sins
Sing Sing
Tai
Mondar
Pierre DeNio
Montana
State Hospital
Pat Jin
Fishing
John M. Younk
Port Jerivs
Charles N. Frear
Jonas L. Vienrs
Jac A. James Simpson
Jo Grshen
Harry Ardon
Poughh
Aiready
Goshen
Frances G. McCommick
Campbell Hall
Mamie L Clark
Mamie L. Clark
W. B. Royce
Highland Avenue
Miss Clark
Brooklyn
Mr. Royce
Harry B. Russell
R. H. Wengatz
Pike Street
Port Jervis
Unionville
George S. Russell
Erie Railroad
Switchmen’ Union
Neversink Lodge
C. F
Charles E
Emmet S. Russell
Phebe
Jessie
W. J. Wassweiler
Port Terris
Charles E. Russell
Jersey Avenue
Gullota Rumors Declared Baseless by Time Press
The Timestress denied rumors spread on March 14 alleging Anthony J. Gullota involvement in schemes in New York and Baltimore akin to his alleged activities in this city. Officials said the accusations are unfounded and untrue.
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Anthony J. Gullota
New York
Baltimore
Public Service Commission hears Sidneys demand for extra railway passenger service
The Public Service Commission received a complaint from Sidneys Board of Trade and local citizens asking for additional passenger service on the New York Ontario and Western and Delaware and Hudson routes through Sidney. The petition requests a morning southbound run and a return northbound run, noting Sidney as a key passenger and freight hub. The complaint was served on the implicated company with a ten day response window. Meanwhile Sam Graz plans a second shoe store at 42 North Street while keeping his James Street shop, with a formal opening and big sale announced. Kingston won the Hudson Valley Firemen’s Association convention bid for next year.
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The
Public Service Commission
Board of Trade
Sidnes
New York, Omatio & Western Railway Cout
Siiney
Che Stoning
Sidser
Delaware and Hudson Company
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Sam Graz
James Street
North Street
Mex
Arrajpites & Co
Graz
James, Street
Are
Wille
Kingston
Hudson Valley Firemen’s Association
Hudson
Kingeton
Chester Entertains News From Elm Street and Local Doings
Chester June 16 notes a newly purchased Elm Street house with H B Green as contractor, plus residents visiting, moves, and a July farm relocation by Dr A T Sanden. Local shipping to New York, a Buffalo Bill show outing, baseball defeat by Florida 67 to 10 innings, and Community events include strawberry festival and Children’s Day programs at area churches.
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Charles Milburn
Elm Street
H. B. Green
Amelia Durland
William Moffatt
Hillburn
William Fitzgerald
LeGrande Havilande
Marlboro
A. T. Sanden
Goshen Road
Maine
Blackford
H. D. Seely
Frederick Schulenberg
Germany
Buffalo Bill
Middletown
New York
Sanford Darload
Nazareth Military Academy
Chester
Florida
Samuel Deutsch
Atlantic City
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Church Lawn
Frank Micha
New York City
Nanowitz Park
New State Road
H. B. Tuthill Easer
W._L. Hunter
Newark
N.S
M. EB
Miss Seely
Eucrciae
Jesus
Robert’ Harris
Ada Wilcox
Ray Hunter
Clarence Soard
Bartlett Tuthill
Lincoln Hunter
Hay Hunter
Charies
Hunter
Wilcox
McAlister
Elizabeth Osbor
Cheech
Ross School
John Pevcoen
Fall from roof leads to $2000 damages suit
Fred G. Wehinger sued Daniel C. Starks of Port Jervis for $2000 after a fall from a roof. The trial before Judge Seeser and a Newburgh jury heard John W. Lton for the plaintiff and S. M. Cuddeh for the defendant. A second case, Rocco Enrico, proceeded with an indictment for grand larceny related to stolen clothing from a Highland Falls men's boarding house weeks earlier.
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Fred G. Wehinger
Daniel C. Starks
Port Jervis
Centra Point Notes From June Miscellany
Mrs Jacob Space recovering sit ups daily at grandson O J Elston's home. Crescent Circle hosted 22 entertainment at Grange Hall last Friday. Children’s Day to be observed June 25 at the MBE Court Grevarille. Ennis and Stoppani case before Judge Seeger at Newburgh postponed noting likely drop. Supreme Court trial on the tonnade to dismiss the matter after adjustment.
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Jacob Space
O. J. Elston
Crescent Circle
Grange Hall
wiGhildren
M.be
Grevarille
Newburgh
Supreme Court
Correction of baptismal name in First Baptist Chu report
A correction fixes a Sunday baptism notice printed with the wrong name. The yonny peer baptised is Florence Coaking instead of Lawrence Conkli, as published in the First Baptist Chu item.
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First Baptist Chu
Lawrence Conkli
Florence Coakiing
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