Memorandum shifts blame for delays to United States over neutral trade
Washington reports Britain’s memorandum aims to minimize neutral commerce disruption from the war time order in council against Germany, Austria, and Turkey. It accuses American shippers of causing prize court delays while detailing measures to ease cotton shipments and other neutral interests, and cites extensive figures and negotiations with U.S. representatives.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Ita
Order In Council
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Stajesty
Ana
Hia aoRy
Generth
Varinua
American Cotton Lcleresta
Dr le
United Kingion
Onjesty
Fis Majesty
Sincw Hy
Bern
America
Mareh
Sinims
Astoretion
Ambmesador Dla
Ali Audi Cates
Rafeste
Sixtemath
Alen
Tewenty
Ancoml
Aks -Majesty
G A R Session at Capital Ends
Veterans from this city and vicinity who attended the State Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic at Albany have returned home. The sessions closed Thursday forenoon. They report an enjoyable time and were pleased with the entertainment received.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Albany
New York State
Une
Ian
Thuan
Bullslo
New York
GAL
Woman's Relief Corps
Franz Sigel
neniar +ice
Alviaten
Sons of Veterans
Alfred Gilchrist
Troelivy
Tanasacy Wan
Unclear OCR List of Names and Places
Fragmented text lists Americans and places like Minn Olympia Me Brock and Mass. It mentions Joseph Pratt Thomas Shannen George Pix and others in a damaged capture context. Missing clear actions or events due to garbled OCR.
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Ameribank
Coanally Liat
Ottawa
Dang QW
Joseph R. Pratt
Wirelmis
Minn
Thomas J. Shannen
Wotoke
Mars
Warre Paniips
Brocken
Quines
Mass
Joseph Marin
Olympia
Waah
George J. Pix
Kerdtkene
Adver veteent fragment hints at historical column note
Fragmentary OCR text references an antiquated phrase about good of anytome and time a treachant colonies. No clear event, person, or place identifiable. cannot determine a complete news item.
Reception in New Sunday School at First Presbyterian
A Thursday night reception celebrated the new Sunday school building of the First Presbyterian Church. The event honored new members and featured music and speeches. Gifts included a $201 gold piece to Mrs. Clarence H. Sweezy and a Tiffany canet gift to G. Swaim for service. Refreshments followed.
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First Presbyterian Church
Palma
Miss Henderson
Miss Hrady
Miss Cowley
Mildred Carner
Herbert Carner
Harold B. Woodward
Clarence H. Sweezy
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kirk- Wood
G. Swaim
House of ‘Tiffany & Company
New York
Maxwell’s 27 Years Behind Bars Highlighted in Trial
Newburgh June 25 Maxwell, 46, has spent 27 years in prison after two ten year terms in the Western Penitentiary and a seven year term in Sing Sing. The judge called the trial fair while Maxwell described his innocence and recalled his only prior time on this charge. Police linked Maxwell to a Manhattan robbery and to a fatal shooting of Detective Farrell after a courtroom escape attempt. Maxwell now seeks defense from Mr Nett of Wallace, O News & Greanes.
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Newburgh
Royce
Maxwell
Orange County
Kowa
Wester Pon Mentiary
Pittabursh
Sing Sing
Danaemora
Thrirt Atlammer Wilton
Manwell
Harrieburgh
Farrell
New York Police Department
Manhattan
New York
Cance
Fordham Hospital
Maxie
Nett
Wallace, O News & Greanes
Operetta Delights Audience at Uraniine Academy Hall
Uraniine Academy Hall was packed for the second presentation of Perinetss Chrysantheme or Japanese operetta as a large audience enjoyed the show Wednesday evening. The annual graduation exercises of the Anariteniod were held, praised as the finest yet at the institution. The program mirrored the previous night with diplomas presented and Father Cotter delivering a warm address encouraging graduates and parents.
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Uraniine Academy
President Drew to Host Dance in Wurteboro Hall
President C. D. Drew of the village of Wurteboro will host a dance at Firemen's Hall on Thursday July 1 to celebrate his election victory and honor local residents. The event aims to raise community spirits and showcase civic pride.
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C. D. Drew
Wurteboro
Firemen’s Hall
Northrup Joins Morgan Co in New York Export Dept
The many friends of Jay D Northrup of Otisville learn he resigns from The Farmers Loan and Trust Company New York to join J P Morgan Co in New York City in their export department. Northrup has earlier worked with the clerical department of the N Y O W Bell road Company.
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Jay D. Northrup
Joe Northrup
Otisville
J. P. Morgan & Company
New York City
Northup
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
New York
Morgan Firm
Northrup
N.Y. O. & W. Bellroad Company
Bids for Auto Number Plates Opened by State Secretary
June 25 bids were opened by Secretary of State Francis M. Hugo for supplying automobile number plates for the state bureau during 1916. An estimated 1% is needed, and bids were within that estimate. One color scheme will be determined later.
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Altanr
Francis M. Hugo
Durng
Stag Hotel Planned for Newburgh City
Promoters announce a plan to erect a commercial hotel in Newburgh similar to Cogask House. A syndicate led by Pourhkerpain June Lh-Panchkeep and associates seeks funds to purchase property on Second AR South streets at a central corner for the hotel project amid local interest and investor backing.
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Seatereat Corner
Durga Party
Poushherpsians
Ron
Unionville social at Second Avenue home on Wednesday
Unionville residents Farl TAwant and his sitter hosted a gathering for Willis 4 ford, Mate Keminever, and Haitie Coriricht at their Second Avenue residence last Wednesday evening.
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Unionville
Farl Tawant
Sitter
Willis 4Ford
Mate Keminever
Weester
Haitie Coriricht
Second Avenue
Bryan Plea for Peace Draws Huge Madison Square Crowd
In New York on June 25 William Jennings Bryan spoke on National Honor at a Madison Square Garden meeting under Peace in Madison Square. He urged peace with Germany and all nations, attacked New York papers for siding with war, and urged waiting for a postwar settlement if current differences with Germany cannot be resolved. He contrasted his stance with Wilson and said he aimed to crystallize peace sentiment despite Cabinet tensions.
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New York
Germany
England
Russia
Thorne
Wiliam Jennings
Bryan
Bia
Madison Square
Ganter
Dimeulty
United States
Brean Seid
Wilson
Iaid
Thaw case hearing highlights state officials reporters and testimony
Guides hotel keepers lawyers and village officials from Canada and New Hampshire attend the court session to support Thaw's cause while Deputy Attorney General Cook explains the state seeks a court order to compel Eliots testimony on Thaws Harvard departure in 1892. Thaw disputes Cook and defends Eliot narrative.
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New York
Canada
New Hampshire
Iphan
Cook
Massachusetts
Charles W. Eliet
Thaw
Harvard
Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Mechanicstown Social Notes Show Visiting Friends
Mechanicstown residents hosted visitors from Sharon Springs Middletown and Newark. Mr and Mrs Newell Becket and daughter Eva of Sharon Springs visited Mrers cottage on the West Side, while Grace Moore Maida Lyons and Margaret Hall from Middletown were guests. Mrs Bert Shumeker of Newark returned home after a stay with Mrs Lilian Koritight and Mrs Nora Townsend of Mount Vernon also visited, with other notes of local movements and a mention of a fever at the Central recast.
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Mechanicstown
Newell Becket
Eva
Sharon Springs
Mrers Cottage
Stanley Miccoli
Grace
Moore
Maida Lyons
Margaret Hall
Middletown
Donald Leuppanus
Borden
Bert Shumeker
Newark
Hame
Lilian Koritight
Nora Townsend
Mount Vernon
William Cart
Querryville
Thomas
Pacard
Brooklyn
Fragments Reach Into Sept With Unclear Details
Colds and other ailments appear in fragmented text, with obscure references to September and unnamed individuals. The readable parts do not form a coherent event or action to describe a clear news item.
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Hasandor Jn
Vetton
Board of Trade
Honstin
Prise
Fennons
Ted
Crown
Btates
Tig Opluton
Ian L. Tidball
State Hospital
Middietown
Joc. J. Brian
Bessie L. Furman
Ruth Cropeey
Ellen Lb. McCarthy
Carola Molwick
Phéte
Kelly
Dr. Moody
NEW
First Presbyterian
Stilwell
Peuiy
Tet Vial
Attemer AL Clon Phemmpoce
Edmond C. Falkner
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G. DR. Drew
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J. D. Northrup
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