Orange County Times Press Ad Rates and Subscriptions
The Orange County Times Press announces subscription rates of 1.50 for one year and 0.75 for six months with biweekly publication. It lists offices in New York Chicago and Brunswick building, notes obituaries are free, offers paid notices, and urges advance renewal before expiration.
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Orange County Times
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Simes-Press
Orange County
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Middletown
Notable March Historical Highlights and Dates
In March 8 historical notes include Simon Cameron born 1798 and Lincoln’s first war secretary. 1912 Hampton Roads naval clash with the Confederate ironclad ram. Mortimac. Deaths: Henry Ward Beecher 1889 born 1813. John Ericsson 1889 born 1803. General W. B. Franklin 1903 born 1823. Astronomical events forecast noon today to noon tomorrow with Venus conjunction and moon rise times.
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Simon Cameron
Lincoln
Hampton Roads
Issi
Henry Ward Beecher
John Ericsson
W. B. Franklin
Venus
Death of former Senator Platt recalled by party loyalists
The obituary honors Thomas Collier Platt describing him as a steadfast Republican leader since 1856. It highlights his loyalty, party insight, and ability to organize county politics while noting his later Senate years and the toll on his personal life. The piece closes by recalling his role as a defining figure of a past era.
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Plath
Capisinus Orifamme
Platt
Senate
Racial prejudice talk shocks New York Republicans
A Republican Club of New York gathering featured a controversial discussion on war prejudice. Speakers from various nationalities analyzed roots of racial feeling and urged assimilation, condemning white skin dominance and calling for equal treatment regardless of race.
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Republican Club of
New York
America
Debate on Japan China Race and Progress in New York
In New York Jacob Schiff warns against Japan aligning with Russia while praising Japan's historic progress. He argues Western models influenced by Perry spurred Japan's rise, and Americans should support Chinese modernization without miscegenation. The rhetoric reflects early 20th century racial views and expansionist ideas.
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New York City
Jacob H. Schiff
Japan
Bschilt
Heg
China
America
Two Empresses and the Echoes of Empire
The piece reflects on two ex empresses, Carlotta of Mexico and Eugenie of France, widows dwelling in exile after empires fell. Carlotta, driven to madness since Maximilian’s 1868 execution, is cared for by her brother King Leopold. Eugenie, once queenly and celebrated, grew old in Kent, witness to France’s fall and her own fading power, dreaming of a noble future for her country.
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Carlotta
Mexico
Eugenie
France
Maximilian
Napoleon III
Belgium
Leopold
Masimilian
Europe
Queen Victoria
Suez Canal
Cleopatra
Germany
Zululand
Chiselhurst
Easenie
Meaisieges Shears
Slespinz
Detiny
Ferset
Debating Yet Another Inebriates Colony Idea
An 19th century discussion weighs an economic case for a state or city run inebriates colony where "anchor people" would be sent for keeps until they lost their craving. Opponents argue about cost and the need for genuine reform, while proponents insist long abstention is the only effective cure and that initial spending may save future state costs.
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Senate
Grady
New York
Humanus
Bendit
Viscount Gladstone and the milk trust probe in New York
The article mocks Herbert Gladstone naming himself Viscount and notes Parker plans to climb Mount McKinley in April while ridiculing Shaw and a satire about abolishing marriage. It describes Deputy Attorney General Coleman grilling Bordens milk trust witnesses on price fixes and hints at the idea of a dairy monopoly, ending with a New York Commercial citation.
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Herbert Cladstone
Viscount Gladstone
Hawarden
Gladstone
Herbert
Commonwealth of South Africa
Coleman
Milk Trust
Rogers
Bordens Company
Milk Exchange
New York
Bloomingburg pupils perfect in February attendance
Bloomingburg March 5 notice lists students with perfect February attendance and no tardies: Alberta Bull, Gertrude Cole, Donald Forsyth, Violet Banks, Mar Banks, Clinton Bull, Margaret Pircott, Archie Piggott, James Smith, Frederick Godfrey, Lucie Houston, Eva Banks, Fred Owens, George Gardner, Martha Cole.
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Bloomingburg Graded School
Alberta Bull
Gertrude Cole
Donald Forsyth
Violet Banks
Mar Banks
Clinton Bull
Margaret Pircott
Archie Piggott
James Smith
Frederick Godfrey
Lucie Houston
Eva Banks
Fred Owens
George Gardner
Martha Cole
Telegraph letters for night traffic
Tonight will begin a new Atty word night letter telegram service by Western Union at day rates. The company plans one extra weekly delivery. From midnight last night clerks nationwide will prepare accept telegrams under the new plan. Night letters may be handed in any hour and delivered around the first test period between nine and twelve.
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Western Union
Graham Receivership Granted for Surplus Distribution Case
James G. Graham was appointed by Julie Tompkins as referee to hear and determine The Trust Co. of America versus C. C. Garrison et al. on surplus distribution. The Public Service Commission bulletin for March 3 notes freight rate changes involving Eric East Stone Crushed from Otisville to Port Jervis with coin per ton charges, dated April 1, 1920.
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James G. Graham
Julie Tompkins
The
Trust Co. of America
C. C. Garrison
Public Service Commission Builletin
Eric
Otisville
Port Jervis
Eiflec
Indentured Seats Noted in Bernoo Castes Trade
Report describes Barnes Cowlies in Bernoo where caste groups are indentured at rates from £19 to £36 per seat including board and clothing, outlining harsh terms of accommodation.
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Barnes
Bernoo
Spring changes loom in Scotchtown area
March 4 note: heavy rains ended sleighing and spring is coming. William Gibbs plans to relinquish farming around April 1 after renting his farm to William Babcock. Gibbs also rents Miss Minnie Courtwright’s Circleville house. Fred Nichols plans a new occupation. Mr Beakes rents his place. Mr Klock sells Dessaur farm to Mr Beyer of Newark who will move April 1. Klock family to Middletown for his new business. Pred LaForge’s family quarantined due to child’s light diphtheria. Dr Santee Bogardus recovering from sciatica and hopes to be out soon.
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William Gibbs
William Babcock
Gibbs
Minnie Courtrght
Circleville
Fred Nichols
Beakes
Klock
Dessaur Farm
Beyer
Newark
N.J
Mr. Klock
Middletown
Pred LaForge
Santee D. Bogardus
Hudson Steamboat Navigation to Open After Thaws
Nearby happenings report Hudson Steamboat Co will resume navigation on the Hudson with the Homer Ramsdell leaving Newburgh for New York after noon and the steam er Newburgh starting its first return to Newburgh. Navigation has been closed since January 7 due to ice.
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Hudson
Hudson Steamboat Co
Doe Baungsay
Centralway
Homer Ramsdell
Newburgh
New York
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Columbia University
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