Orange County Times-Press Masthead and Notices
The Orange County Times-Press presents its masthead and notices describing publication as a semi weekly review of news literature and politics. It lists staff positions and offices in Middletown including Stivers Printing Company and claims wide circulation and advertising dominance in the county. Obeyed formatting rules for a historical newspaper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Stivers
Zaltor
Knickerbocker
United Publishers’ Association
Middletown
Stivers Printing Company
M.A. ST
Times-Press
Range County Times-Press
Middletown Daily Times
Daily
Bemi-Weekly Times-Press
Miss Jewett and the Yankee in New England
The piece praises Sarah Orne Jewett for portraying New England village life in Deerslayer style prose, explaining how her tale mirrors rural Yankee character with humor and pathos. It notes her Maine roots in South Berwick and her aim to present authentic regional emotions and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sarah Oree Jewett
Maine
South Berwick
New
Miss Jewstt
Terri Cooke
School of Gctiog
Mire Poole
Hilaaleth
Swart Phelys
Cela
Wirtin
Mar & Freeman
Holmes
Emerson
Yankee Character and New England Observations
The passage lauds New England traits and Yankee honesty while noting self-righteousness egotism and integrity. It praises Miss Jewett for truthfully portraying compatriots, asserting she set a standard readers respect for veracity and insight into regional character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
War Talk and Peace Foe Editorial in Century
An editorial argues for limits on naval armaments and standing armies, praising peace talk and arbitration treaties. It compares European powers to a pepper duel, with nations stacking dreadnoughts and taxes while awaiting the outcome of potential war or genuine peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Armour Co Receives Large Beer Order From London
A Chicago Armour & Co orders division reports a 1,000,000 pound beer order from the British war department in London received yesterday afternoon. This follows a February order of 3,009,006 pounds for July delivery, seen as restoring confidence in American meat and beer supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
British War Department
London
Armour
Pac
Armour & Co
Highway ruling on state aid roads in Erie County
Attorney General O Malley issues opinion to highway commission confirming that a previously improved road can be rebuilt if original construction was defective. In Erie County a road on the Hamre stretch, improved under state aid, was poorly built and may require a full new surface. If the new road is a repair, the state bears the cost. petition of the board of supervisors can trigger action as if never improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Malley
Highway Commission
Erie County
Theta
Erin County
Hamre
David
Board of Supervisors
State Government Sees Surge of Volunteers for Service
Volunteers flood state government branches as many seek examinations and positions in service. The influx reflects broad interest in public roles and prompted administrative efforts to manage applications and testing across departments.
State department posts attract thousands in civil service tests
More than a thousand candidates vying for atenographer roles filled by about half passing to a new eligible list. July 1 will reveal results. Separately 367 sought prison guard posts with 138 applying, while 102 aim for forest fire inspector duties. A reformed guard screening will add temperament checks after written exams. Birdseye credits ad advertising for rising interest and clearer access to openings. Separately, manufacturers anticipate 200000 cars in 1910 per Alfred Reeves after a regional tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate Department
Birdeye
Forest, Fish and Game Department
Birdseye
Representative Bennet Proposes Parcels Post on Rural Routes
New York congressman William Bennet introduces a parcels post bill applying to rural free delivery routes. It cuts general merchandise rates from one cent per ounce to one cent per two ounces and sets a one cent rate for small parcels up to one pound within a cubic foot. A graduated scale covers parcels up to one cubic foot and twenty five pounds with a top rate of ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘S_ ‘Bennet
New York
Italian Mother Charges Desertion and Adultery
Peter Culmine an Italian resident was arrested and arraigned on non-support and later charged with adultery after his wife testified he had given her no money for a year and a half while maintaining another relationship with Kate Maloney. Culmine denied the charges and posted bail. The wife and Culmine faced the court with details of their strained marriage and alleged hotel trysts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Culmine
Goshen
Grace Church announces annual picnic at Midway Park
Grace Church Sunday school plans its annual picnic at Midway Park on Thursday. Special cars will meet at the church at 9 a.m. Dinner will be served at the park and return trips are scheduled for 5 p.m. In a separate event, Girls Friends Society candidates hold an outing at Brookside Farm near Circleville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Midway Park
Girls Friends Society of Grace Church
Brookside Farm
Circleville
Evans to Speak for Dairyman's League in Tompkins County
Assemblyman Charles Evans will address farmers in Tompkins County as part of the Dairyman's League meeting. Evans is set to depart for West Danby Tuesday morning to participate in the event and discuss league concerns with local dairy farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Evans
Dairyman’s League
Charles Evans
Tompkins County
Interis
League
West Danby
Recorder's Court Hears Ten Armings On Poles Charges
Ten men were arraigned in pollees court Monday on various charges. Peter Dipp received ten days in Goshen jail with sentence suspended for good behavior. James Yiriching said he lived in Jersey City and was found with a stolen box of shoes after being removed from an Erie freight car. detective Hane arrested him. Yiriching claimed no prior involvement and was discharged. Tate was later arrested in the city, noted as about Girs 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Polles
Jn Raxh
Peter Dipp
Goshen
Sny
James Yiriching
Jersey City
Erie
Hane
Ahle
Watchins
Haichins
Jerstr City
Tate
Tuxedo Recital At St Marys Church
Organist Frank W. Mather and Hans Leitz will present an organ recital with Solin Meital at St. Marys Church in Tuxedo Park on Tuesday at 4 15 p m All music lovers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Mather
Hans Leitz
Solin Meital
St. Marys Church
Tuxedo Park
Ellenville Officers Elected and Local Notes June 26
Ellenville council No. 1108 A D A M elects Byron Thornton councilor Benjamin Terwilliger vice councilor Herbert Townsend asst recording secretary Elbert Westbrook recording secretary Burn Courisant financial secretary Edward Townsend representative at state council Augustus Shailer alternate Charles Corwin trustee Eugene Lewis Fred Kuhlman treasurer Arthur Constant warden William Bilyou inside sentinel Ray Clyne outside sentinel Elmer Sheeley chaplain Officers to be installed next Thursday. Various local residents noted including Westlake Coons at Red Hook and Wesleyan class of 99, Vanderlyn at Lake Minniewaska, Miss Elizabeth Brooks at home in Syracuse, and others on town business and social visits. The Ellenville High School Alumni banquet plans, a fatal self-inflicted death in Vernon, and a series of local errands, visits, and arrivals were reported with routine community detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Innis
Byron S. Thornton
Benjamin ‘Terwilliger
Herbert Townsend
Aselutant
Elbert Westbrook
Burn Coursiant
Edward Pr. Townsend
State Council
Augustus Shailer
Charles, Corwin
Eugene Lewis
Fred Kuhlman
Arthur Constant
William Bilyou
Inside Sentinel
Ray Clyne
Sentinel
Elmer Sheeley
H. ‘Westlake Coons
Red Hook
Middletown
Lake Minniewaska
Cliff House
Elizabeth Brooks
Syracuse
Leaae N. Cox
Henry F. Hoornbeek
William C. Rose
New York
Ely S. Parker Council
Hubert Roat
Guernsey Cross
Wildmere House
Lake Minnewaska
Howard Dutcher
Sanford Cross
Lake Hohonk
Silas A. VaniWagener
Miss Demerest
Beaver Dam Club
Fred Clark
Cornwall
Joseph H. Clark
Wright
Kilsovilel High Ool
William Dugan
Reformatory Forte
Sarah Kaplowitz
Herman Kaplowitz
Vernon
Phillipsport
Sulli ‘County
Wariak
Oak Ridge
Winne
E. H. Frear
C. Lawler
Fred Gallage
F.ingston
Mitchell House
Ellenville High School
Alfred Gaskell
Hunton Co
John R. Hunt
S. O. Durland
Krause
Masonville
William McKnight
Lackewack
Samus B. Low
Effenville
Norbury
Eliza Andrews
Brockton
Mountaindale
George T. Andrews
Ellenville Depo
Hank Falls
Henry Shutter
Rineston
Shutter
Bertrama St. Tenhazen
King
Kingsign
Wiam Speck
Marr
Ellenville News Roundup Highlights Local Visitors and Events
A collage of short notes records visits and journeys around Ellenville. Mr and Mrs John T Mayo of Campbell Hall visit Kende in Ellenville. Mrs Nell Hardenbergh returns from Woodmere for summer vacation. John Leighton recalls Manila Bay service and tattoos. Charles Mance attends graduation in Bloomingburg. Samuel Prince to retire July 1 from Woodbourne route. General Agent Stowe pays life policy proceeds to Mrs Hatchhurst for Miss Hawxhurst. Various locals buy horses, celebrate parole release, update uniforms, and prepare for July events and baseball games. Several residents return home for summer, visit relatives, or plan travels to New York, Denvers Col, and California. Church service changes and local estate repairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Mayo
Campbell Hall
Kende
Ellenville
Mayo
Manila Bay
Leighton
U. S
Charles Mance
Bloomingburg
Greta Rapp
Samuel Prince
Woodbourne
Stowe
Yonkers
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Knight
Mohawk Valley Association
Liberty
Sullivan
Ulster
Orange County
Frank Heroy
Greenfield
Pioneer Engine Company
Scoresby-Kimble
Driving Park
Kimbles
Wood
Backman
Traphagen
Scoresbys
L. Wesley Fuller
Judson
Dutcher
Watertown
Conn
Elizabeth Keeler
New York
A. A. Holcomb
Denvers Col
Jacob Green
Hillsdale
George Marshall
St. of Walden
Esther Edwards
New ‘Burgh
Paul Coopers Body Shipped to Paterson
The body of Paul Cooper who died at the Gypsy camp in the North End on Friday night of pulmonary trouble was shipped Monday to Paterson New Jersey by Undertaker Reilly. Funeral services will be held there with burial in Laurel Grove Cemetery. He was 20 years old. He left a wife at the camp and is survived by two brothers Thomas and Leonard of Ohio and two sisters Laura Williams at the camp and Fashon Stanley of Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cooper
North End
Paterson
N. J
Reilly
Laurel Grove
Mr. Cooper
Thomas
Leonard
Ohio
Laura
William Williams
Fashon
Michael Stanley
Dayton
Increased Stock For John B. Rose Company Newburgh
The John B. Rose Company of Newburgh filed with the Secretary of State to boost capital stock from 26009 dollars to 500000 dollars, with shares of 50 dollars each. Directors listed are John B. Rose G. D. Schultz W. R. Potts I. M. Purdy and R. T. Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Rose
Newburgh
Secretary of State
G. D. Shultz
W. R . Potts
I. M. Purdy
R. T. Boyd
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival on City Lawn
Not a pink tea but a Strawberry and ice cream festival on Tuesday June 29 in the afternoon and evening. Held on the First Presbyterian lawn this cool town spot welcomes all with no limit to feed. Use the Times-Presa classified column for needs.
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First Presbyterian Cntiren
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William Booth
Upper Canal Street
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le Weasley Fuller
Elam Feller
Brookilyn
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May McChan
Mt. Clemens
Mich
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Minnewaska
Neilie Newkirk
Fishkill
Jason” Bamberger
Thomas Dows
Hickory Street
Edith Gaskell
New Paitz Normal School
Lawrence
L. J
Phillip Siiverman
Christ, Lutheran ‘Church
Engsten
Howard Humiston
Kerbankson
Minnie L. Bates
Bcthool
Hyracanée
Pioneers
Booresbys
Kimblea
Mr. Hobbs
Slawson & Hobbs
Wayaside Inn
Richard T. Childs
Orange
William Duggan
William
George Brady
Crystal Run
Brooklyn
California
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O'Connor
Thomas Mec3lullen
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