Seapine Whig Pree and State Expenditure Debate
The article outlines Democratic and Whitman administration critiques of state finances, highlighting job cuts, abolition of offices, and expense reductions. It cites specific savings from eliminating the state fire marshal, the department of efficiency and economy, and other departments, arguing fiscal prudence and ongoing consolidation under Republican control. It notes remaining obligations and criticizes alleged extravagance.
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State Election Bureau
Department of Efficiency and Economy
Department of Public Works, Public Buildings
Secretary of State
Gillo
Whitman
June 18 in History War Declared and Waterloo Battle
June 18 marks 1812 when Congress declared war on Great Britain citing impressment and ocean predations. 1815- Waterloo near Brussels saw Napoleon with 70,000 face 7,000 allied forces, Belgian Dutch and British as French were routed after noon. Bogland Helgoland ceded to Germany. James Proctor Knott former Kentucky governor died in 1820. Astronomical events note planets visible at dawn and Antares rising after dark.
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Congress
Great Britain
Waterloo
Brunsels
Belgium
Napoleon Bonaparte
Prowsian
Marshal Blocher
Osborn Denounces Whitman On State Spending
Chairman William Charel Osborn attacks Governor Whitman and associates, saying the Democratic administration was not merely extravagant but improperly funded. He cites withheld appropriations, payroll growth for patronage, and omitted funds for state business, asserting four years of Democratic mismanagement and urgent needs unmet.
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William Charel Osborn
Whitman
New York City
Sulzer
Glynn
Democratic Party
Alban
la Contro
Odin Deta
Campiicn
Temorratie
Atate Arthity
Destroying Business by a Democratic Club Letter
Secretary McAdoo accuses Republicans of seeking to destroy business to seize power. He warns that continued Democratic control or a lack of resistance to Wilson’s policy would ruin American industry, noting reliance on European demand and a Republican victory as threats.
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New York
McAdoo
Republican Party
Ivory
Dusiness
Treasury
Cuy
United States
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Kapiblitana
Diplomacy and State Department Lineage in Tudor Era
The discussion emphasizes sound international policy based on John W. Foster's diplomatic leadership. It highlights his long involvement with foreign affairs and notes his tie as father in law to Robert Lansing. Lansing, a respected official with deep State Department ties, inherits Foster’s diplomatic legacy and perspective.
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State Department
Sound International Linek
John W. Foster
Aiiitater
Spain
Wnder
Harriaen
Robert Lansing
Lamanedts
Agdatioran
Washington
Lanvin
Forter
Dee
Eight Milliners Seize Penalties in New York Case
The commission reported eight penalties related to a jam incident. The items were valued between 8 and 12 400 dollars. The action concerned Veladon of The Jam In howlns alkrevtes in their deres den.
License foes lose point in amived war
A chaotic early 20th century style notice reports a dispute over a transfer and petition for anniment. The piece mentions factions and a legal battle continuing in court, with references to named parties and a contested action.
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Moaxhamion
Tawar Chapman
Thosaa
Altomessi
Pauper Estate Drama Foreshadows Heir Dispute
New York June 1 Mrs. Katie Klumpp petitions Surrogates Court to name temporary administratrix for her uncle Louis Habel who died February 21. She contests a will dated June 20, 1909 alleging undue influence by brothers Henry and Louis Habel, claiming in 1910 Henry had the uncle confined as a pauper at Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital despite a $20,000 net worth. The actions are called weird and ghoulish machinations.
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New York
Katie Klumpp
Louis ‘Habel
Jane
Alumni Banquet Promises Elaborate Commencement Event
One of the gala affairs of the commencement season is the M. H. A. Alumni banquet at Mitchell Inn on Wednesday evening June 22 at 8 o clock. Toaster will be noted alumni. Dancing follows courses. Desserts must be bought by May 21 and include one year's dues. Purchasers listed: Miss Ida Shorter J Bennett Rowley Josephine Corwin Wanford Adams and H S Dusenberry & Son.
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Mitchell Inn
Misa Ida Shorter
J. Bennett Rowley
Josephine Corwin
Wanford & Adams
H. S. Dusenberry & Son
Hotel Man at Falls Bankrupt
Lawrence R. O’Flynn who rents saloon and hotel at Highland Falls filed for bankruptcy with assets of 21 550 and liabilities of 44 079 including real estate 20 000 and furniture 1 500. He also sues New York Central Railroad for personal injury damages once verdict 3 000 set aside. Clausen Flanagan Brewing Company of New York City is a creditor for 3 500.
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Lawrence R. O'Flynn
Highland Falls
Placik
New York Central Railroad Company
Hic Avora
Trudies
Clausen-Flanagan Brewing Company
New York City
Reelected Officers of Middletown Savings Bank
At the annual meeting the Middletown Savings Bank re elected officers including President George A Swayze First Vice President Edmund Millen Second Vice President James A Clark Secretary Treasurer Jarold Woodward Assistant Treasurer J F Dolan Assistant Secretary Charles Buckley Teller Frederic N Boxd The board declared a regular dividend to depositors payable after July 1 at a rate per cent
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The
Middletown Savings Bank
George A. Swayze
Edmund Millen
James A. Clark
Jarold &. Woodward
J. F. Dolaon
Charles Buckley
Prederick N. Boxd
Accident Victim Brought To Thrall Hospital
While unloading freight at the station near Bloomingburg on Wednesday, Wi Walsh fell from a wagon when a horse frightened. He broke an arm and sustained injuries. Dr Treahes of Bloomingburg advised bringing him to Thrall hospital by auto about 1:30.
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Migs View
Bloomingburs
Walsh
Run Wreon
Treahes
Thrall Hospital
Walden Contractor Questioned Again in Newburgh Case
Andrew J. Brown, a Walden contractor, faced a renewed grilling before a referee and trustee’s attorney as he testified about alleged oversights in debts tied to a property project. The inquiry, delayed two months, continues as Brown faces further examination in New York.
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Newburgh
Dune
Andrew J. Brown
Walden
Anthony
Mpiea
Mondey
de Waao
faAy
Peter Cantiine
Affermey
Truster
Fredu Trowdy
Patti
Rowan
New York
Miss McCoach Earns Attendance Prize at Sunday Service
Among the tenania gisen Sundas eventy at the Pitet Cemercary and Aynpoh for attending arents of the Arntay singer Bere Pare to Miaped McCoach the ninescapel daughter of Met pt Mra Dy Mevoach had not missed a Sunday in five weeks. Also noted are patents granted for a Kasine device for automobiles and a noncellatts Lot ete VOM Townson of Livingston Manor.
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Pitet
Bere
Miaped McCoach
Mra Dy
Mr O
Phiin Nes Doreen
Tie
Duran
Ford
Egerat Val Tos Am
Townson
Lisingston Manor
Ammunition costs to rise before fall hunting season
A New York official from a major cartridge company says sporting ammunition will jump in price due to higher raw material costs and labor shortages while war orders push up copper and zinc prices. Meanwhile motorists from across the state will meet at Niagara Falls July 19 for the New York State Automobile Association event hosted by the Niagara Falls club with a banquet, ball, and a 40-piece band.
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United States
New York
Alleaby
Blate
New York Slate Automobile Association
Niagara Faille
New York State Automobile Association
Albany
Niagara Falls Automobile Club
New York State
A. J. Deer
Niagara Falla Automobile Club
Stolen Ford Car Reported in St Remy
A Ford automobile stolen from a garage in St Remy is linked to a Kingston report noting Tracey Van Vilet owned the vehicle which was bought in Kingston on Saturday and placed in the garage that night. The car bears Dealer's No. 2525 with engine 806905 and body 771940. A $25 reward has been offered.
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St. Remy
Times-Press
Kingston Exchange
Tracey van Vilet
Kingston
Miss Rotzler Appointed Postmistress at Hancock
Miss Mary Jy Rotizer of French Woods Hancock appointed postmistress, assumed charge June 10. Daughter of ex postmaster Augustine Rotzier, she has served as assistant postmaster since the office was first established nine years ago. Middletown friends extend congratulations.
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Mary Jy Rotaler
Augustine. Rotzier
French Woods
Hancock
Rotater
Middletown
Three Orange Co. Boys to Graduate Tafayeng College
Easton Pa June 15 Three Orange county boys will be graduated from Tafayeng College this week Paul M. Lee of Middletown and Lyman C Van Inwegen of Huguenot in electrical engineering Harold W Johnson of Sparrowbush in civil engineering become graduates in a ceremony detailing the departments and hometowns.
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Easton
Orange County
Tafayeng College
Panl M. Lee
Middletown
Lyman C. van Inwegen
Huguenot
Electrical Engineering
Harold W. Johnson
Sparrowbusl
Civil Engineering
Taft makes point by funny story
Albany June 15 ex president William H Tate addressed the Judiciary committee of the constitutional convention remarking that granting power invites abuse and recalling an Irishman tale about drinking without progress. The anecdote sparked discussion on limits and dangers of power.
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Taft
Albany
Judiciary Committee
Williain H. Tate
Agnan
Tnt
Too Much Power in Short Ballot Scheme Sparks Senate Critique
Senator Tikar FO Brackett told the New York State Press association in Syracuse that the proposed short ballot plan concentrates power. He warned it would increase governor patronage and influence, overshadow the judiciary, and threaten the legislative branch. A Holstein calf sale in Honesdale drew $1000, while a Fayette County sheep and cattle market reported prices for young stock and livestock consignments.
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Tikar FO Brackett
New York State Press Association
Syracuse
First in the Field at Middistomn Meet
Sase the Newtit¢h News notes that Dar Walsan of Middistomn led the race as the first trained driver in a field marked by tough competitors. Sheri We, with a strong showing, edged past other contenders to claim top honors.
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Nobel
Submarine Threat Narrowly Foiled by Patrol Vessel
A World War II era report describes a patrol vessel avoiding a submarine attack as the Betton ship Nora carries 84 crew and paints a defensive marking. The commander believes he forestalled a German submarine maneuver with protective measures.
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Betton
Nora
Belieses
Billiardist in stabbing affray shocks Chicago scene
Calvin Demarest a Chicago billiard player once USA amateur champion attacked his wife with a pocket knife then cut his own throat in Chicago on Wednesday The mother attempting to intervene was cut on the hands both were taken to hospital with serious injuries The incident follows a period of supposed nervous breakdown and hallucinatory suspicions about his wife.
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Calvin Demarest
Chicago
Middletown
Associated Press
Wera
Demarest
United States
Milk Testing Meeting At Wallkill Grange
Wallkill River Grange plans a large meeting Monday night June 21 with T. B Milliman of the Farm Bureau to demonstrate milk testing. Members desiring a milk sample should notify John Artmann. Testing starts promptly at 9 o clock as the group aims to educate farmers on quality based milk payments.
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Wallkill River Grange
T. B Milliman
Farm Bureau
John Artmann
M. BK. Dunning
Hawkins Laid at Rest in Riversite Center
Jonathan Hawkins is laid to rest after his body arrived by Erie train from Montclair. The service at Riversite Center honors the deceased with relatives including son Prasevick Hawkins of Montclair and a brother in New York. Disorganized fragments mention family and a color brokerage note amid unclear lines.
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Jonathan Hawkins
Monnteomery
Montclair
Erie
Riversite Center
Desprete Sarshad
Prasevick Hawking
Aho
New York
Cornelius D. Hawkins
Mra Carmine
Geshen
Union Meeting Planned for 0. and W. Employes at Sidney
Plans completed for a large union meeting of 0. and W. transportation employes at Municipal Hall in Sidney on Sunday. Two special trains will bring members from the Southern and Scranton divisions with a Midletown connection. Delegations are expected from Middletown Kingston Scranton Carbondale Cadossa Oswego Oneida Urica Norwich and Oneonta.
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0. & W. Transportation
Sidney
E. Canfield
Southern
Scranton
Eure Scranton
Cadosia
Middletown
Sydney
S. Golden
L. R. Cynner
J. W. Fignagan
E.R. Brown
R. C G. Wickham
J. H. Brown
Thomas H. Gilhool
Carbon
Grand Lodge
W. R. Sheppard
J. J. McNamara
T. N. Pierson
Fred 4. Hanlon
Martin Desnan
Guy Johnson
Delaware and Hudson Fire
Wen
D. & W. Transportation
Kingston
Carbondale
Cadossa
Oswego
Oneida
Urica
Norwich
Oneonta
State Hospital Film Show Delights and Plans
State Hospital notes a recent vaudeville filled screening now priced higher with fewer laughs, promises more humor soon. Highlights include Mrs Wagner pianist Miss Peck vocalist Jost guitarist and Mr Jorgensen tenor, plus composer Herbert. Anniversaries, staff changes, and garden notes fill the rest of the report.
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State Hospital
the State Hospital
Sarah Grand
Max O'Rell
Wagner
Miss Peck
Jost
Mrr. Jorgensen
Ben Bolt
Herbert
Joseph Not Victor
Liberty Is Brief For This Pair In Newburgh Waterfront Tale
Newburgh June 17 Sergeant Miles reports from Hart's Island Penitentiary warden that Lord King was brought back to the prison by Officer O Brien and confined again. Cecil and John Mann of Goshen escaped with Coch in a rowboat. Mann was captured and Coch said Nanu was with a man named Pred Tarwloa in Cornwall. Fred Beales, saloon proprietor on Washington Street, suffers state inquiry. Mann and WieCarthy worked near the Aqueduct shaft. Police say the Aqueduct force was satisfied and five were caught. Mann will be sent back to Lech to rejoin Cecil.
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Newburgh
Miles
New York
School Examinations Reported At Regents Stage
Prompted by terminal examinations, the paths SSP OS fata in a cine F323 Weidnes sp and whe Regents Sla oa Pridasz atieraann.
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Weidnes Sp
Pridasz Atieraann
Strike breakers raid lunch rooms along Erie route
In Binghamton 700 strike breakers halted a nine-car Erie train for five minutes last night and raided a truckload of cream under Chenango Street, stealing over 46 dollars worth. Reports from Susquehanna claimed a similar breakfast looted. rumor denied by a call to the Susquehanna exchange. The group then moved toward Chicago to staff trolley and elevated lines in Milwaukee.
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Erie
Binghamton
Chicago
Chenauzo Street
Enmms
Erie Lunehroom
Susquelata
Nuisance Pet Incident Referred to Addwat
A nuisance pet issue was referred to Addwat after the owner acted in response to complaints. Local authorities noted ongoing concerns about safety and animal welfare, urging responsible handling and potential follow up.
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Orange County Times
Seapine Whig
John D. Stivers
King and Center
Thenksa
Mt Reguler
Mackie
Preningstown
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Morningstora
Jupiter
Venus
Antares
Constellation
Scor- Tdo
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Falls
Savings Bank
Miss McCoach
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Miss Rotzler
Orange CO
Tie Honesdale Independent
Marenee Ro Toerinam
Thier Hin
Copar
Mentiac
Ajcarrira
Satay
MiMictown
X.Y
Bis Wae
Mr Farteam
Wallkill Grange
Parker
Alberta
H. Yorke Parker
Clarence J. Parker
Cir
Taber
Cameilli Wines
Oniatia & Western Railroad
Canadian Pacific
Hia
Hoe Wan
Roara
Ake
Brotherhood
Board of Managers
Ashley
Dr. Woodman
Reta Li Ashley
Elmira College
Vera McDonald
Boston
Moore
Federation of Clubs
Arthurs. Moore
Ashley Hall
Catherine
W. B. Ewer
Beepitel
Lanes H. Harding
Mise Nellie Barnes
Mra
H BR. Terwilliger
Jacob Schaefer
Frank Terwilliger
Mr. Taylor
Binghamston State Hospital
Middletown State Hospital
Walets
Eureatte
Passat Raa
Promega
Port Tervin
Dune i
Gveniz
Erle Station
Hoodia Beni
Couyters
Eppai
Fanen
Eoten
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