Orange County Times Press Advertising and Circulation Notice
The Orange County Times-Press announces its semi weekly publication and Middletown, NY offices. Rates include $1.50 yearly and six month terms, with free sample copies, and sales pitches highlight large county circulation and affordable advertising. Obituaries accepted free. other notices priced by line.
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June 22 in American History
Brief historical notes recall events on June 22: chess master Paul Murphy’s birth in New Orleans and later death in 1894. Captain W. Schiey’s relief party saving Greely and six others in the Lady Franklin Bay expedition. Shafter’s corps landing in Cuba. writer Evlen Ames known as Eleanor Nick’s death in Brazil. astronomy data include sunset and moonset times and planetary conjunctions.
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Paul Charles Murphy
America
England
France
Germany
New Orleans
Schiey
Cape Babine
A. W. Greely
Greely
Lady Franklin Bay
Shafter
Cuban
Dalguiri
Evlen M. Ames
Eleanor Nick
Weekaopaog
Veneer of Civilization Surfaces in Scandal and Crime
An opinion piece laments rising brutality and public vice as crimes and a high profile divorce case shock society. The author questions modern civilization's morality, noting gruesome murders and chronicling perceived decay in manners, wealth, and behavior among the elite.
Veneer and Decay of Civilization in Public Life
The passage contrasts the ideal of refined virtue with the fragility of human nature. It warns that society often masks decay with surface polish, advising continued cautious hope for better government while acknowledging inevitable decline.
Bryan and tariff debate within Democratic ranks
The Commoner rebukes Senator Stone of Missouri and seventeen other Democrats for backing a protective iron ore tariff. The piece notes Bryan may continue to stir party factions while Col Harvey defends Bryan against Morgan accusations. It also discusses the country life commission urging rural cooperation to counter isolation and support farmers.
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Bryan
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Mr. Bryan
George Harvey
Journal of Civilization
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London
Colonel Harvey
Morgan
Madison Square Garden
Kansas
Richard L. Metcalf
United States Senate
Elmer J. Burkett
Brean
Oregon
Nebraska
Paris
Rural co operation and farm life inquiry findings
The article discusses the Commission on Country Life and its findings amid ridicule and political opposition. It notes that changes will take time and that open land life has drawbacks similar to urban life, while also stressing farmer responsibility for social issues.
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Prof Winans In Hospital After Philadelphia Illness
Prof J Alpert Winans has ended his year at Come University and is in a hospital in Philadelphia with declining health. He plans to spend some time with his parents in Sidhes Centr. Winans was formerly a member of the Middletown High School faculty.
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Winans
J. Alpert Winans
Come University
Hosmn
Philadelphia
Sidhes Centr
Middletown High School
Supper to Choir Brings Grace Church Guild Feasting Night
St Marys Guild of Grace Church hosted its annual supper Thursday evening. The event featured a well prepared feast and post meal entertainment with boys singing and enjoying various games.
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St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Return to Panama by Wickham family
Clarence A. Wickham and two children returned to Panama aboard the steamship brother, George Dry, New York, after visiting their father, Capt Ita Terrance, for the past month.
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Panama
Clarence A. Wickham
Ita Terrance
George Dry
New York
Entertained Friends at Horrever Home Last Thursday
Mr and Mrs James G Horrever entertained a few friends last Thursday the 27th at their home on Common aventus. Music was provided by Charles Deckert.
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James G. Horrever
Sermon to Class of ’09 Urges Service and Faith
Dr Kirkwood delivers a graduation sermon urging the class of 1909 to live for Christian service. He contrasts Nietzschean individualism with a life of spiritual devotion, using Correggio as a teaching example and urging a public vow to live by churchly values and Godly purpose.
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Supreme Court Grants Writ of Certiorari in News Printing Case
Supreme Court Justice Tompkins granted a writ of certiorari to review a $1,409.10 audit of a $4,409.60 bill for election ballots and supplies furnished for Orange County's 1908 general election. The case, brought by The Newburgh News Printing and Publishing Co., seeks production of all records, bids, and minutes, including executive sessions, for judicial review. C. L. Waring represents the petitioner with Bacon & Berty of record.
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Tompkins
Newsburgh News Printing and Publishing Co
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Newburgh News Printing and Publishing Co
Board of Supervisors
Orange County
C. L. Waring
Bacon & Berty
Meetings of Creditors Report Discloses Trustee Dispense
The first meeting of creditors for Robert Z Leemon and George Norburt was held with Judge Hefetes Anthan presiding. No trustee was appointed and discussions touched on costs and arrangements for Florence W Wright, with actions to travel to Newburgh on Friday, July 2.
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George Norburt
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Florence W. Wright
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Fishermen Rally Weekend Catch at Muniett Camp
Successful fishermen Ralph Swalm William Progham and Fred Poor with Jean of this city and Ira Crawford booked a gap. They spent Saturday night at Muniett Camp near Yankees. They retained a large catch of picneve and sperch.
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Ralph Swalm
Wiliam Progham
Fred Poor
Jean
This City
Ira Crawfard
Booka Gap
Muniett Camp
Yankees
WR. Collins' New Office Opens in Brewster Area
Odd wording suggests a local note about William Collins taking office, with mentions of teams 1 and 21, Brewster, Nerhurs Hoare, and the Grabars of ethices Stappant. The readable fragments indicate a political or administrative office opening with regional names.
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Oiward J. Collins
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Nerhurs
Grabars
Were according to Hoyle ice cream hearts jerrerd
Fragmentary OCR text references Hoyle and ice cream vendors with unclear wording. No clear event, date, or identifiable names to summarize into a coherent item.
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Hoyle
East for Yale Commencement
Charles Harding of Omaha son of Elisha R. Harding arrives in town with friends by car from Buffalo after buying his vehicle. He travels to New Haven for Yale University commencement where his son McMillan Harding graduates this year. Ruth Harding, a Vassar junior, stays with Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Adams in Linden Avenue.
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YALE
Charles Harding
Omaha
Elisha R. Harding
Toun
Buffalo
Ruth Harding
Vassar
Harding
New Haven
Goshen Jail Enlargement Plans Discussed at June Meeting
A State Prison Commission and Building Committee representative will meet in Goshen on Thursday June 24 to review jail enlargement plans to provide twelve classifications of prisoners. Supervisors Moshier Brewster Chadearne Eaton Corwin and Toth serve on the committee.
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Goshen
State Prison Commission
Board of Supervisors
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Railroad workers seek new contract after moving to Mt Pocono
A group of men from Highland Mills left last week for Mt Pocono Pa where Sundstrom and Stratton have secured a contract to lay several miles of track for the D L and W railroad. The move follows a recent contract dispute and coordination among workers.
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Highland Mills
Mt Pocono
Sundstrom & Strattop
D. L.and
Assemblyman Evans and Nickirson Attend Local Horse Show
Assemblyman C. A. Evans and A. E. Nickirson attended a horse show in Tuxedo on Friday. They were entertained individually by Pierre Lorillard Jr. during the event.
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Assemblyman
C. A. Evans
AE. Nickirson
Tuxedo
Pierre Lorillard. Jr
Mr. Jacksons Visit in Town by Erie Railroad Agent
Luis Jackson an industrial agent for the Erie Railroad stayed in town Thursday night and left for the west Friday morning. The Times Press urges readers to use the classified column for wants and notices.
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MR. Jackson
Luis Jackson
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Erie Railroad
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