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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
2
Forden Representatives advertise direct office publication rates. Subscriptions by Mary Ons Year $1.50 Six Months. Communications for publication must be signed as proof of good faith. If return of manuscript is desired, stamps to cover postage must accompany. Obituaries acceptable free. death notices and cards of thanks charged at regular card rates.
The notice lists Mercury Venus Mars visible in the evening sky and Jupiter Saturn as morning objects with Fomalhaut noted as brightest, seen rising around midnight in the southern sky this summer.
The piece discusses Colonel Roosevelt's return and talks with Progressives about whether to support a straight Progressive ticket or back a Republican candidate for Governor. It argues unity across party lines is essential and warns against narrow factionalism that could aid Murphy's machine and Tammany control.
The article alleges a public figure named Mrs Anthony faced a dramatic wardrobe and personal scandal. It describes forgone fashion choices and social fallout with unnamed associates and mentions accusations of deception and harming reputations.
In a nostalgic essay, the writer contrasts primal and civilized fishing, mocking politicians who invest in futile fish breeding while praising Walton's wisdom. A St Lawrence trip illustrates patience and nature over gain, urging readers to fish for experience rather than profit.
A garbled note suggests Munete Indiana and Paris play a role in a fashion driven travel scheme. The writer questions motives behind courting dressmakers and operatives to advertise and parade garments worth $60,000. The piece hints at global displays and American character in pursuit of display over work.
A New Yorker at a Democratic state leaders conference argues against the direct primary. He says Tammany would back a single candidate while Independents divide votes across several primaries and that the Rochester faction is disorganized. He predicts opposition across the state from Harlem to Buffalo and notes polls favor Tammany backing of the White candidate.
A jumble of then scattered clippings mentions Columbia River lumber output, Tammany political moves, Vera Cruz patrols, and reactions to U.S. policy. It also cites Norway, Albania, Europe, and various city papers discussing democracy, regimes, and social unrest.
Norwich news notes O and W inspectors arriving in the city on a Wednesday to inspect railway and fire departments. Included are Norsich mill worker and Mitcheioan transport official roles and a fire inspector traveling to check equipment threats and watch for potential collapses.
Liberty June 26. Liberty plans a unique Fourth of July program with a 10 am firemen parade and hose race, a 1 pm auto parade, and an auto hill climbing contest at 3 pm. Prizes total 700 dollars with five classes of entrants and silver trophies plus gold medals for top finishes.
J B Worcester R D Clemson and R L Griggs of the Orange County Golf Club traveled to Kingston for the Hudson River Golf Association annual tournament. None reached the finals with Worcester and Griggs eliminated in the early rounds and Clemson falling in the semifinals to H Doty.
After a forty two day conference in New York City Erie railroad representatives report to their brotherhoods that the pay raise granted by eastern railroads will not take effect on the Erie Railroad on July 1. The Erie men hoped for October 1 equality with other eastern lines, but arbitration outcomes were accepted by all except Erie. The Brotherhood of Erie Railroad Men must continue the fight solo.
Washington reports the list of candidates placed in nomination for Class A and Class B directors for the 12 Federal Reserve banks by member banks. The Treasury confirms a set of departures and replacements with names linked to East Class directors and various banks.
Bids for the Chester Vails Gate Road project were opened Thursday by the State Commission of Highways. Local contractors Schunnamonk Construction Co and others from Center Moriches and New York submitted figures, with totals around 5,635 dollars.
The third annual Junto banquet at Mitchell House featured a four cover table and a long menu including soup filet of late Saratoga chips roast young turkey and strawberry shortcake. New members Emmons Gray Brice Moore Louis Sussman Samuel Munson Norbury Terwilliger E Boree Lerbush joined the club alongside officer details and alumni association events at Wayside Inn with a large attendance and formal program of songs speeches and a play.
Frank Clark aged 14 of Greenville admitted guilt to rape of a nine year old girl near his home. Deputy Sheriff Chief McCoach arrested him. Judge Royce issued warrant. Clark pled guilty before Royce and AC Thompson, sentenced to Rochester Industrial School for an indefinite period.
The Times-Press notes a distressed Worthy family in the city needing clothing and bed clothing. The six children include a 10 year old and a infant. donations of clothing, shoes, and bed coverings are welcome at the Dispensary on East Main Street.
Mrs Mildred Pateran of Loomis New York sought divorce from her husband in a separation suit. She died Friday in a tuberculosis sanatorium at Loomis. The case was pending last month on grounds of illness and alleged neglect by the husband who faced financial issues.
Twenty years ago today W B Rogers and C F E Stevens took possession of the shoe business at 13 Main street after purchasing from W G Morehead who returned to Newark to manage his father's store There was also local news of a baseball defeat, public lecture on Woman Suffrage, and several local accidents and weddings.
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