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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
2
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Entries recount Richard Henry Lee’s death in 1814 and his role in the Declaration of Independence born 1783. 1812 Congress declared war on Britain over impressment of US seamen. 1864 naval battle near Cherbourg ends with Confederate cruiser sinking after 16 000 witnesses. 1911 US recognition of Portugal. Evening and morning celestial notes mention Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn and a faint constellation alignment.
The speech to Union College graduates urged guarding American democracy amid a period of unrest and shifting postulates. Root warned against old postulates, repudiated authorities, and new moral conceptions, stressing strong citizenship through independence and initiative. He urged youths to adopt principled resolve to sustain the nation’s liberties and institutions.
An account notes Mharies H Tuell of New York advocating for Whitman in the 7th Assembly District of New York County. He cites large enrollment and strong progressive support among Republicans and others, highlighting a central west side district as representative of progressive sentiment.
A fragmentary letter extols Mr Whitman as a splendid, fearless public figure suitable for governorship. The writer lauds his common sense and public welfare work, noting strong character and integrity in both private and public life.
The Watertown Standard argues that approving railroad rate increases to guarantee income on capital, like New York Central’s 154 million investment since 2010, could force higher charges within a railroad’s own territory and unfairly profit competitors not investing new capital, arguing public intervention without securities guarantees is ineffective.
The Albany View reports strong indication that District Attorney Charles Whitman will be the Republican nominee for governor, per the Albany Knickerbocker Press. Seth G Heacock of Tilton first to declare for lieutenant governor with several other GOP hopefuls named, including Hugo for attorney general and Archer for state treasurer, Travis for state comptroller, William Willamig for state engineer, Hinman for U S senator.
A jumble of 1910s press blurbs notes Huerta’s willingness to resign if peace is assured, rebels seeking peace, and various commentary on naval budgets, prison damages, and social reforms. References include Columbia State, New York Sun, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Ohio State Journal, Christian Science Monitor, and Mount Holyoke Seminary, with scattered mentions of Groves J, Secretary Daniels, and Mrs Pankhurst.
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The text mentions Carda and Mr Mp Toarh attending an International Association of Politic Chicte contention in Grand Rapids Michigan. It notes a set ontoable event at the Stair Astornation in Buffalo last week with several other individuals from the irmarity, most returning Sunday and Monday.
A 19th century reminiscence traces Wallkill Academy starting in 1841, the brick building, key meetings, and a 1857 repair. It notes administration by Bull and others, a mysterious tale of Miss Clarendon jailed for mischief, her disappearance after a storm, and locals reporting midnight apparitions and ghostly revels in the old academy.
Mr and Mrs Green of Machanicatown are summoned to the bedside of Eden Green in Edenville Kentucky. The event notes Mrs Lilllia Kortright entertaining her cousin No Bartram Soper of New York City at home.
A lively progressive suction bridge party at the Orings County Golf Clay clubhouse near Midway Park drew a cheerful crowd. Prizes went to Mrs. N. Millis and Mrs. George Porrance. punch was served and plans advised for a forthcoming dance at the same venue.
West Point welcomed 79 new cadets to the Military Academy service program. Among the New York enlistees were R W Hashroneck from the first district and R I Wolf from the second district.
Five commanders of the Knights Templar and a peace advocate from Canada attend the annual Grand Commanders conclave. The event begins today with formal sessions and a panel set for this afternoon.
The inquiry into the “harse of Irland” opened with Lord Mersey and Lord Morven presiding. Early witnesses, including Hampden’s officers, testified as the session began and are expected to last a week or more. Watch the want columns.
Privileges for the Wallkill Valley Farmers Association annual outing will be sold at the Terrace Inn Walden on June 24 starting at 3 PM Auctioneer Philip Hasbrouck will lead the sale with goods including ice cream soft drinks frankfurters lunch clambake peanuts fruit cigars and confections Additional privileges may be obtained from Walden Superintendent Adam Wiley or the Walden committees chaired by A J Fowler W Hart and R B Crowell
On Memorial Day at the home lot on Volney street in Phoenix OsWero county, Mabel Houghtaling married Ray Mond Elsworth with Rev N S Aller officiating. Attendants were Arthur Kouchialing, brother of the bride, and Miss Daisy Stephens. The couple will reside locally after a brief honeymoon. Elleworth, a former resident of Middletown, attended as a guest.
The chamber of commerce plans Friday afternoon half holidays in July and August. Some buildings will close early on Fridays starting July 10, with hours shifted to evenings. hotels and services will adjust accordingly. Citywide notices will inform residents and visitors of the new timings.
Washington June 15 The Hones Tas passes provisions appropriating 750 for the Walden rental Nod as a site and 825 for the Port Jervis building plus 28000 for the Pouh heapsie building. The bill received 60 votes in the Senate.
The workingmen's compensation act does not apply to municipal employees unless their work is for pecuniary gain to the municipality. Attorney General Carmody says city drivers and janitors handling boilers won’t fall under the act, as they are not hired for pecuniary gain. The act includes municipalities but imposes no greater liability on them than private entities. only employment for pecuniary gain triggers coverage.
O W conductor Bert Sprague in charge of Livingston Manor to Summitville freight was arrested at Centerville Station Sullivan county on assault charges. He was held in $500 and ordered to answer today after a fracas tied to a fishing trip visit sparked by a local dispute. A mob beat a Middletown man at the station as the train delayed about 44 minutes. Special Officer Frank Lapham investigated amid ongoing tension between O W railway workers and locals over freight consignments.
A Milford Mass blaze trapped seven Armenians inside a burning lodging house early today. One man was rescued. two of the injured are expected to die, authorities say. Fire officials are investigating the cause.
June 18 Monticello report states George H. York, a local resident, and other merchants faced arrests as authorities enforce Sunday business restrictions. Constable Dotan led actions targeting shops open on Sunday with fines issued. York retained Judge Smith for defense as the case proceeds later in the week.
Albany reports say the state hospital commission postponed its June 17 hearing at Middletown state hospital. Attorney General Carmody favors an independent inquiry into state hospitals and criticized deputy August Merrill's treatment at hearings. Governor Glynn may order a special investigation as Delaney presses new claims amid party friction. Dr May noted a possible one-week continuation after Federal Inspector Buckley returns.
Albany June 18 The Court of Appeals rules that a State Commissioner of Highways decision cancelling a contract for the Smithtown Port Jefferson highway cannot be reviewed by courts. If the contractor suffered losses, redress lies with the State Board of Claims. The ruling involves about 225000 and other canceled contracts totaling over 1000000 for patented road materials.
Rocklet and Montgomery residents attend gatherings as James Finley plans to move to Washingtonville after selling his farm. Clinton school closes for summer, and Clinton Sunday school schedules Children’s Day exercises. Miya Marguerite Turnbull visits Washingtonville relatives.
A lively Prohibition Club gathering was hosted by Mrs Townsend on Harrison Street. The program featured piano solos by Willis Goldsmith, poems by Mrs J E Wood Mrs Josiah Cor J C Mullison and Rev H Reynolds readings and recitations by Mrs Bertram Soper New York. Addresses were given by Rev C H Reynolds and Rev R W Rowland. Refreshments followed the social hour.
William H. Kelly principal of Broadway School in Newburgh celebrated his 75th birthday on Sunday. A native of Glens Falls, he has taught since 1861 in Newburgh and previously in New Windsor. He has led Broadway School for four years since the new building opened.
A party from the 0 W shops including Edward Duffy John Moylan Gene Geary and Thomas Murphy spent the weekend at Toronto Lake Sullivan County. They traveled in Henry Thoheman’s touring car and returned with a 40 quart catfish container plus perch and pickerel from the trip.
Arthur B. Hoff is appointed industrial commissioner for the Erie Railroad Company, replacing the resigned Luis Jackson. The notice appears in the advertise columns as a standard corporate personnel update.
Friends' Academy Locust Valley on Long Island is a co educational boarding school under Friends management. Chartered by the New York Regents it offers an intermediate department and is well equipped for manual training and domestic art. Located 30 miles from New York with good train service rates are moderate. For catalogue and further information, address Nelson A Jackson, Principal.
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