Plot to Halt Trust Bill Widens White House Clash
Washington readers learned President Wilson alleged a deliberate campaign by big business to dampen the public mood and force Congress to adjourn before trust legislation is enacted. He vowed to press the trust program through the Senate with all means, citing circulating letters from Simmons Hardware and the Memorial Review company as part of the business pressure campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Carless
Senate
E. C. Bimmene
Simmons Hardware Company
Louis B.C. Simmons
Federal Reserve Board
Simmons
Charles Hanlin
Boston
Treasury
Simmons Company
Mmetorial Review Company of
New York
WW. P. Abnelt
United States
Ockasional Accuses Neighbors of Dodging Tax
Otisville June 16 local column mocks residents as lax in tax duties and ripples through social notes. The piece lampoons oversights, shop windows, and kitchen table debates while hinting at a forthcoming marriage and community quirks in a lighthearted, period voice.
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Ockasional
First Concert at Ellenville Melodic Porch Affair
On a sunny June day in Ellenville the Clayton's Minfar Band led by Dobold Peters played their first concert on the large porch near the Weesile Inn entrance. The audience filled a large courtyard as the performance drew hearty applause and praise for the finely crafted music. The town celebrated with a sense of pride for the inaugural event and a promising musical horizon.
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Clayton
Min
Dobold Peters
Pane
Weesile Inn
T. U
Conlar
Commencement week events in Monroe highlighted by baccalaureate
June events fill Monroe High School activities from exams to church service. The baccalaureate sermon is set for Sunday at the Presbyterian Church in a union service. Senior class of 12 includes valedictorian Madeline Relyea and honor student Alice Gregory. Commencement follows Thursday at the Monroe Opera House with a Friday junior reception.
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Monroe
Monroe High School
Edward B. Shaw
Presbyterian Church
Found Lake
Monroe Opera House
Madeline Relyea
Alice Gregory
Alutatorian
Ressia O'Nee
Marjorie Murphy
Minnie Stiter
Bessie Merritt
Olive Blackburn
Amy Todt
Joseph W. Dally
Alfred Cole
Harbert Cox
Harry Krouse
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Martin Kennight
Spring Street
Clarence
Knight
Oakland
Main Street
Louis R Carpenter
Sley
Stanley Meyers
Carnraith Grice
George CG Rogers
Wallon Lake
Busi Ness
The Antiquarian recalls circus glory and Tippo Sahib in Orange County
In this reminiscence the Antiquarian contrasts modern touring circuses with old show days. It recalls elephants Varoli varol Varliar Tippo Sahib and others. The tale recounts Tippo Sahib’s clash with rafts on the Delaware River near Port Jervis and Milford, his dramatic rescue, and eventual retirement from the show amidst memories of a vanished era.
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Edes
Bolivar
Columbus
Romeo
Jenny Lind
Tippo
Sahib
Tippo Sahib
Old Tippo
Orange County
Delaware Valley
Port Jervis
Delaware
Penneyania
Pako Street
Milford
Port Jersis
Paris
Tipo
Pennsylvania
Tom
Ukely
Pennsylvanis
Sullivan County Wilds
Everfong
Hippo
Milford Ward
Maryland
Fraud at Quiz Officiers Assertion
Annapolis Maryland June 16 It is reported that fraud may have affected an academy examination last April with impersonation and cheating suspected among candidates. A thorough investigation is underway. A northern town allegedly paid a prize for the impersonation scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Sanother
John B. Parmelee Stricken Dead in Sudden Collapse
John B. Parmelee, secretary of the Hamilton Trost Company, dropped dead while at work on Friday after 3 o'clock. He was about 45, born near Newark, and survived by his wife, two daughters, and a son. His brother was present at the time of death.
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Koontern
Niagara
Jaladla
Dramacin
Donnie
Ook Kasional
Hilton Church Vocation Call Won by Reeve A Stik
Hilton New Jersey Christian Church votes unanimously to call Reeve A Stik of New York as pastor designate. Pulpit has stood vacant since March 1 after Rev Charles F Stanley resignation. Bir Bik has filled Sundays. Stik’s selection follows his recent mission work in NYC Fulton Street Mission. Silk is son of Edward E Silk formerly of this city.
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Hilton
N. J
Reeve A. Stik
New York
New Jersey
New York City
Fulton Street
State Hospital Notes Amid Weekend Travel and Family Updates
Superintendent Ashiey returned from Albans on Saturday evening. The Misses Ashler, daughters of Dr. and Mrs M C Ashley, have resumed home for the summer. Miss Rhea, who studied art in Boston, concludes her course next year. Miss Ria has completed her sophomore year at Elmira College. Dr B C Woodman and family spent a few days at Yankee Lake in their bungalow Windy Bush. Dr Arthur S Moore joined by the ranks of the motorista.
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Mr. Lovely
Maria
Virginia Denman
OM Holsoke
Maple Ave
Leite Mier Relason
Neon Voth
Milletoon
Contey Street
Mrehares Bradford
Bloomer Straet
Thrall
Hogan
Mitchtown
Hanwell Futetol
Lakemood
John Zwgite
Hartlery Street
Mittoe Marn
Cora Low
Weal Canal Street
Tenure Freer
Newark
N. Jrs
Mathew Vere
Walden Wa
Samuel Tavior
Warren Street
Janica Meariney
Tatreet
Niagara Falla
Ithaca
Corned _ Tragkist
Schoonmatter
Sifa
Ana Imather
Aesk
Timp
Carkins
Mary Silberman
New York
Lis
Mise Gladys Cox
Vassar College
Pourghtreepale
Timothy Delaney
Delaney
J. F. Mack
CS Knight
Y. Petterson
Catshilla
George W. Strobel
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
George Strobel, Jr
Wiliam R Bull
Portchester
N. Y
Monroe
Mre
Nathan Strong
Warwick
George Strongs
Elm Crest
Walton Lake
R D. Kellar
Montelsir, KN. J
Ashiey
Albans
Ashler
M.C. Ashley
Rhea
Boston
Ria
Elmira College
Elmira
B.C Woodman
Familly
Yankee Lake
Arthur S Moore Hen
Iby
Motorista
MRS RATAN DIES IN 1018T YEAR AT HOME
Mrs Ratan died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs G Biwin Pinkel in Walang Street Walang? She was daughter of a War of 1812 captain a second cousin of Commodore Oliver H Perry and a great aunt to Ross Wis tens, with two children and eight grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Succex
N. J
Anna Rilan
Pears Wi
G. Biwin Pinkel
Walangistreet
Ratan
Commodore Oliver H. Perry
Ross Wistens
Perris
Vernon
Mre Tanke
Abraham Wo Rntan
Port Jarvis
Kvamdchikiren
Evanichildren
Successful year of philanthropic club record
The Philanthropic Club reports a June 1912 to May 1914 period with 46 members, 10 regular and 3 special meetings, and an average attendance of 21. Disbursements aided 38 families with groceries milk clothing and rent. substantial support went to a tubercular case at Battle Creek Sanitarium. Christmas baskets reached 22 families at $1.96 each and $42.86 spent. calendars raised funds, adding $285.60 to the treasury of about $776.50 in sales.
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Philanthrupte Cieb
Roslyn M. Coz
Charles H. Smith
James Horton
Owie
James Smith
W. D. Stratton
Edith Blanchard
Marsden
C. J. Giering
F. C. Tompkins
Miss Roach
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Stivers, Mills, Hanler
Shelley
George N. Clemson
Edsoo G. Davidge
Board of Charities
Middletown
B. B.kinne
Battle Creek Sanitarum
Benton Avenue
Josaph Ferguson
Odnkdera- Uon
Rome
N. Y
State Charities Aid Association
Battle Creek Sanlfarlin
Northway-Meyer
Jane B. Crowell
George Marsden
Alton J. Vail
Sulzer accuses Osborn of trick in Albany campaign
Former New York Governor Sulzer and Colonel Bacon toured upstate cities and claimed broad support while predicting a gubernatorial bid. He denounced Murphy’s machine and charged Osborn with being controlled by Murphy. Sulzer and Bacon urged action in both Democratic and Progressive primaries.
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William Sulser
New York
Alexander 8
Bacon
Albany
Upstate
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Sulzer
Roosevelt
Murphy's Court of
Murphy Machine Steels
Glynn
Willem Church Osborn
Fine meeting at Scotchtown
Scotchtown June 14. The Missionary Meeting was held at Mr. Bucene Smith's Thursday afternoon. The leader was Miss Jethle Pal Aner. The devotional exercises reported money received during the past year. This was followed by the reading Alaskan Purse service by Mrs C OW. Harlow. An interesting talk was given by ow Alesha, ite mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotchtown
Bucene Smith
Thureday
Jethle Pal
Mra C OW. Harlow
Alesha
Mines
Wilson Discusses Old Glory and Rights in Nation
President Wilson addresses state, war, and navy department employees in Washington on June 16. He denounces flag misuse to inflame prejudice, defends rights of nations and human liberty, and warns against aggression, urging dignified national power and restraint. Meeting ends with prayer and social refreshments.
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Washington
Wilson
State
War and Navy Departments
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Loviee Heart
Nery Main Street
Alfred Stith
Robert Leglie Mottet
Knoll Acres
Circle Avenue
W. Coons
Family of Center
Adam Jacqmeth
North Male Street
Switzerland
Bernese Oberland
Manco Street
George H. Smith
Pine Piaing
FE TY McElhone
Misa Nellie Joly
Center Street
Mir J RR Mowell
South Maintreet
Dinghaiton
Will Wiit
Clyde
V. T. Wright
West Virginia
Imnd
Ohio
Cornelia Beebe
George M. Teebe
Maple Avenue
James E. Sherman
Park Street
Ulster Heights
Mabel Holmes
Susan Holmes
Alles Carrie Evans
Canal Street
Ethel Lord
Rhinbeck
T. H. Denniston
Barnum & Bal
Golden Band
Dan Rice
Joe Pentland
Dan Gardiner
John B. Parmelee
Hilton Church
Mr. Silk
Edward E. Silk
This City
Osborn
Noovers
Murphy
P. Society
Rabeael
Saays
E-10
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Y. P
Offcer
Y. P. Society
Miee Anns Mae Howston
Howard Nilla
Misa Mabel Harlow
Eagar Mils
Mine Ednad Slaughter
Jacks
Wilford Jacks
Loke
Corsa
George Houston
Ana Mee
Jenkine
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