New President Assumes Office Taft Inauguration Address
Incoming president outlines policy priorities focusing on anti trust reforms, railroad regulation, tariff revision, inheritance tax, military strength, and international stance. He defends strong national defense, federal enforcement of laws, and measures to curb monopolies while balancing commerce and labor interests.
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Purgulog
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Interpiete Commerce
Department of Justice
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Europe
Aain
Iine
Hague Tribunal
United States
Omar Cour Vuowe
Peter
Ptamine
Pioneer Engine Company elects officers in Ellenville gathering
Frederick Hague returns to town from New York as Pioneer Engine Company names Beo M. Taylor as President Christopher Waleb as Vice President Patrick J. Kelly Foreman Otis Keller Second Assistant Foreman Baxter Taylor Secretary Fred Freer Treasurer Henry J. Shurter Trustees Jacob Wyman Paul Winieh Representative Léone Byoth the group plans a banquet at the new hall on Tuesday March 16 following a high school game versus Cornwall at Norbury Hall Friday night dancing to follow the event in Ellenville.
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Frederick Hague
New York
Pioneer Engine Company
Beo M. Taylor
Christopher Waleb
Patrick J. Kelly
Otis Keller
Baxter Taylor
Fred Freer
Henry J. Shurter
Jacob Wyman
Paul Winiieh
Léone? Byoth
Cornwall High School
Norbury Hall
Mies Ace
J. J. Henry
Monroe
Harry Gordon
William Gordon
Mildred Warner
Mitchell House
Eaton Court
George C. Russell
Kingston
New Hall
Phillpsport Sunday notices and local greetings
Local items report pastor Parker preaching Sunday and prayers for Parker’s quick recovery. Sylvia Kuykendall of Summitville visits. Luin Hendricks returns to Middletown to work as candy establishment forelady. Mrs. O F Budd entertains many. Mrs. G Hartepbbergh trains young ladies for an entertainment. Mrs. Rev Parker ill. Mary McCarthy visits from Middletown. Mrs. George Coldwell visits Spring Glen.
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Parker
Folka
B. DeWitt
Sylvia Kuykendall
Summitville
Luin Hendricks
Middletown
Luin
O. F. Budd
Mary McCarthy
Middiestown
Mrs. McCarthy
George Coldwell
Spring Glen
Local Notices and Society Updates March Events
March items report Samuel Wall recovering from a severe cold and improving gait. Mrs. Charles E. Mapes remains at home. Merritt Parson rents farm but plans to occupy part of his house. Mrs. George Corwin rents her farm and will move into the Howell house in the village. The Ladies Aid Society plans an event with Airs Charles A. Kraas on March 11. A chicken supper was smaller due to illness but praised by attendees. The Book Club hosts Mr. and Mrs. A Bernard Mapes March 4 for an evening of pleasure and profit with papers on inaugurations. A preparatory lecture and church events scheduled at Congregational Church with communion and membership reception next Sabbath at 7 o'clock.
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Charles E. Mapes
Book Club
A Bernard Mapes
Funeral Services for Mrs Thayer Held at Summitville
March 3 report notes large attendance at the M E Church as funeral rites for Mrs Thayer were held. The Rev Parker preached a Vermon sermon and mourners include two sons. Mrs Thayer valued home life and will be deeply missed. Also items on local clergy appointments and property transfers in Summitville real estate notes.
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Thayer
Tas
M. E
Parker
Allen
S. A Adams
G. W. Vernat
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