Advertising Rates and Printing Services Highlighted
The Orange County Times-Press and Middletown Daily Times-Press are presented as dominant advertising mediums with the lowest rates in the field due to high circulation. The papers emphasize commercial printing capabilities, offering quick glass work for large or small runs, with quality stock and workmanship at favorable prices.
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Orange County Times-Press
Middletown Daily Times- Press
Times-Press
March 11 in American History Signers and Noted Figures
On March 11 notable figures are recorded with births and deaths including Robert Treat Paine born 1731 died 1814, Benjamin West born 1738 died 1820, Charles Sumner 1811 died 1874, and Willem Starke Rosecrans born 1821 died later. Astronomical notes list sun set 5:58, rise 6:12, moon set 6:24 p.m.
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Robert Treat Paine
Signer
Benjarmin West
Charles Sumner
Willem Starke Rosecrans
Platt Era Principles Evolve With Times in Republican Views
The passage argues that Republican leaders from Platt to Taft Roosevelt and Hughes must advance party aims with the times while keeping essential principles intact. It claims past leaders sought progress for the party, and current figures continue to pursue power through evolving ideas, maintaining faith in core Republican ideals for national prosperity.
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Mr. Platt
Mr. Taft
Root
Hughes
Mr. Roosevelt
Cone
Republican Party
Andrew Johnson
Thurlow Weed
Thaddeus Stevens
William H. Seward
State Comptroller Williams Reports Finances for Year End
Comptroller Clark Williams submits the annual State finances to the Legislature. The report covers cash in the treasury at year start, total receipts of the year, and the balance after expenditures. It details debt, funds, and major outlays including education buildings, school support, prisons, lunacy commission, charities, and highway and canal sinking funds.
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Clark Williams
Williams
Treasury
State Lunacy Commission
State Board of Charities
United States
Teadhy
Wiliams
Fire damages 8 and West Main Street tea house collapse
Fire damaged a local tea room on Main Street injuring no one, with eight rooms affected and smoke and water damage reported in the surrounding area. Authorities investigated the blaze while residents assessed the aftereffects and safety at the Sanitary Lotian. local mills faced disruption as repairs began.
State Hospital notes march events and losses at Middletown
March activities at the State Hospital include dances to fund a recreation room for the Nurses Home, obituaries for Olmvier Ronaldez 26, Rolang Cecil Bennett 24, and Judge Shepard, plus staff illnesses and transfers. The text covers staff changes, building plans, renovations estimated at about 200000 dollars, and social events with outside guests.
Hospital Doing a Good Work in Crippled Children Care
The Times-Press reports the ninth annual findings of the New York State Hospital for Crippled and Deformed Children in West Haverstraw. In the year, 74 patients were treated and 33 discharged, with 16 improved and 15 unimproved. The hospital continues to aid children who would otherwise lead forlorn lives, though the text contains several transcription errors and awkward phrasing.
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Times-Press
New York State Hospital
West Haverstraw
Fromm Ostober 1
Unclear inquiry on Towner residence purchase andVincont Prison
Fragmentary text references a Towner at 8 Mitts avenue and a Vincont Prison purchase, with garbled names and phrases about a superintendent and social context. Details are unreadable, leaving uncertain event, date, or parties involved.
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Towner
FLW
Mitts
Noen Y
Fe Pasdent Sf Mire
Platt Memories at Highland Mills and Montgomery Vote
Ex Senator Thomas C. Platt’s residence and activities in Highland Mills are recalled, including Tioga Lodge ownership and a prior divorce agreement with Mrs. Lillian Janeway Platt. In Montgomery, the village election had a single ticket, with William Buger elected president and three trustees, a water commissioner, an assessor, collector, and treasurer chosen in a low-turnout vote.
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Montgomery
William Buger
M. D. Lodge
Jeb Vandewater
Charles B. Crabtree
Charles Tice
George 5
Wickham
George 6
Wurtsboro Busy Local Notes and Weather Hints
Wurtsboro dated March 7 reports C B Newkirk in New York for two weeks and William Fowler visiting Jeffersonville friends. Rev J E Crain improving after two weeks illness. Firemen planning a St Patrick’s Day bail on Phileex. Mentions winter easing, birds singing, and hints of early spring. several local names and stray notes about Dupont and Middleton area.
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C. B. Newkirk
Sue
New York
William Fowler
Jeffersonville
J. E. Crain
St Patricks
Phileex
Florida
Spriss
Dupont
Prosper
Mildliwe
Redford
Nearby Happenings in Trier HHS Seipp Incident
A fragmentary report describes a grim event near Trier involving Seipp and Mead, where a lethal toxin appears to have caused cow deaths. The note mentions a “mean line killer” and poisoned cows, with Seipp andMt. Seipp referenced as purchasers. The incomplete text omits clear dates, places, and full names.
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Cnrne Seipp
Trier
Sahisi
Wien
O. He
Mt. Seipp
Who Has a Copy of Tom Quick's Life
A garbled notice from Times Press seeking buyers for a book titled Tom Quick's Life. The text contains numerous typos and unclear phrases but indicates a sale or listing. Moses H. Scott is mentioned alongside an Albany Journal reference in a likely reprint.
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Tom Quick
Times Press
Sele
Times
Moses H. Scott
Otisville Notes On Local Matters And Oddities
Otisville column reports on street closures and upcoming baseball contests, water works delays tied to a Philadelphia strike, and a proposed year long free water supply for the first set of twins born. It comments on new lighting at Holly's, postal building, pests, the M M Club cheering Hoffmen Lodge, postal overweight rules, and a fundraiser tale about amber and auburn tests before ending with a Junior Epworth League meeting notice.
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Philadelphia
Board of Water Commissioners
Holly
Aubor
M. M. Club
Hoffmen Lodge
Hoffman
Shaxancunk Mountain
John Folsom
Junior
Epworts League
Lester Moore
Snowsber
Youngberg-Hyns Wedding in Circleville
Amy Louise Youngberg and Richard W. Youns were married by Rev. Nn. S. Ido at the Circleville residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Huot. The bride wore cream silk with carnations. reception hosted by relatives. The couple planned to depart for New York then Virginia to establish their home.
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Genehde
Ciscleville
Moraina
New York
W. Cox
B. Shar
Ima Younshers
Amore
WW. Cox
William Saville
Mira ‘Naty Mahon
Gibbs
Mrs. Bellows
Schenectady
Frank S. Rogers 18 Bitten by a Dog
Frank S. Rogers aged 18 on Center Street Merryman was bitten while helping examine a dog on a breach where a fang struck his calf. Dr. Stivers treated and cauterized the wound.
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Frank S. Rogers
Frank S. Reaems
Center Street
Merryman
Rogers
Stivers
Turner Teacher's Important Duties Revealed at Turner Union
Special to the Times with details from Turner March 4 8. Principal A Johnston tutor pro tem to Master Ronald Harriman son of the late H Z Harriman travels nightly in Harriman auto to Arden House Tower Hill. Johnston imparts Latin Greek and algebraic fractions in sessions lasting over an hour and a half. He returns home to Turner afterward, while the pupil grows closer to future financial prominence.
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Times
Turner
A. Johnston
Turner Union School
Ronald. Harriman
H. Harriman
Johnston
Orange County
Sound Academy
Jesson
Johnster
Fry
Chester Y M C A Banquet Highlights Fourishing Club
The Chester Y M C A held its third annual banquet last Friday evening with 65 attendees. The report praised the association's healthy condition and noted helpful, well delivered addresses. County Secretary Z L Wilcox left for Virginia then Charlotte for a milder climate amid health concerns. Lawrence F Abbott, a country committeeman, plans to meet Col Roosevelt in Africa before returning to the U S. Warnick boys classes to present their annual exhibition to parents and friends on Wednesday evening March 16 with some senior boys participating.
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Chester Y. M. C. A
Z. L. Wilcox
Virginia
Charlotte
Nc., Feeling the Need For A Ful Milde F Climate. His Many Friends Are Haring
Lawrence F. Abbott
Africa
Col. Roosevelt
Warnick
Wawar Grange to Confer Degrees and Local Notices
Slate Hill March 10 77 The regular meeting of Wawar Grange will be held Tuesday Mar 15 1910 Third and fourth degree will be conferred Same program will be rendered Rev Philip S Landes will preach here next Sunday morning at 1 o'clock Mr and Mrs J K Quackenbush have returned from their wedding tour and are at the home of Mrs Quackenbush's mother Mrs Wickham for the present H R Wickham shipped a carload of cows from here Tuesday We are glad to see John R Marth able to be out and was a pleasant caller here today Charlies Stickney of Sussex at Johnson Tuesday on business George S Glann is unloading a car load of fertilizer for his farm Breeze Hill Springtime will be seen here Trustees school district No 5 Johnson March 8 offered the three schoolhouses which were made vacant by consolidation into one district Stewarttown schoolhouse sold for 165 and purchased by William Stewart Rome schoolhouse sold to N H Clark for 28 and the Smith village schoolhouse to J For 20 total 214 35 M E Pierce was the auctioneer
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Wawar
Merch
Merck
Philip S. Landes
J. K. Quackenbush
M Quackenbush
Wicham
Trustees
Johnson
Stewarttown
Willia Stewart
Rome
N. H. Clark
Smith Village
M. E. Pierce
Local notes from Denton and surrounding areas
Denton items report Jona X. Reerson laid up with illness at his home near Pellet Island. Mrs. William Probert has returned from relatives and friends in New York. Supervisor Hyerson expands his hot-house for celery gains. W. I. Clarac, of Pellet Island, returned Monday from Seattle and San Francisco, visiting southern states.
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March
Jona X. Reerson
J Had Gold
Pellet Island
William Probert
New York
Hyerson
Clarac
Pellets Island
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Cal
Ani
Souhwestern States
Inquest Held in Clearwater Case by Coroner Powelao
Acting Coroner A V X Powelao conducted an inquest in Heels Toredo at the afternoon session concerning Alvador R Clearwater. Witnesses named include Nick Georgia Vandraver Miss Mianio Cx enter James Clearwaist Willian Wilson John Sullisan Jesse E Me Manz Samuel Tidd Alonzo A Case John B Mersis Michael DeNid with Miss Jena M Gardner stenographer. The record mentions names and locations but contains garbled text throughout.
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A. V. X. Powelao
Toredo
Alvador R. Clearwater
Rho
Nick Georgia Vandraver
Mianio Cxenter
James Clearwaist
Willian Wilson
John Sullisan
Jesse E. MeManz
Samuel Tidd
Alonzo A. Case
John B. Mersis
Michael DeNid
Jena M. Gardner
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H. JL
Knickerbockel
Associated Press
Postolice
Middletown
Congress
The
Stivers Printing Company
John D. Stivers
M. A. Stivers
King and
Centre Streets
Brunswick
Tribune
Chicago
Frank R. Northrup
Hotalings
Graadway
29Th Street Q
Groadway
42Nd Street
Idnigit
Park Row
Tmas Press
U Tony Ilabed
Mistiet
Plait
Grant
Fiatt
Nisiary
Berar
Garfield Acer
Gen
Hause
Ooortt
W. Caboose
A Aa Mills
State Hospital
Arthur S. Moore
West Group
Bay City
Mich
Thither
Ballou
Schenckelberg
Maurice C. Ashley
Clara Barrus
Olmvier Ronaldez
Rolang Cecil Bennett
Russell
Grangetown
England
Joan C. Flatt
Bennett
Ronalder
Howell-Hinchman Co
Itate Hospital
Wurisboro
Sullivan Courts
Mauretania
Strugate
Shepard
Lalso
Nose
James C. Parshall
M. F. McGuinness
Mr. Shepard
Sires
Robins
Sush
Jose
Ngomem Hall
Gidis
H. Y. Bingham
Highwood
N.J
James Crilley
Parlin
Blannes and
Cornwall High School
Middletown High School
A. J. Townsend
Ward 20
Grahamsville
F. W. McChesney
Pepacton
Delaware
Max Richter
A. Parker
Gus Freer
John Bauss
William Miller
Albuquerque
N. M
Willi
Miller
Hudson River State Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Danforth Rasey
Ward's Island
Rasey
Kenyon
Morris Plains Hospital
New Jersey
Vincent Hunt
Fishkill
James Walker
Rustic Villa
Susan Swanwick
Middletown State Hospital -Trai School For
Martha Matchett
Charles A. Kinner
Newburgh
Muss Mary Louise Kinney
Craig Colony
Sonres
Livingston County
Emma D. Due
New York City
Edna Utter
Warwick
Edith C. Ponsbery
Helen E. ‘Adriansen
Korera C. Acriansen
Brooklyn
F W. Towner
Sociey
Fetla
Platt
Highland Mills
Tioga Lodge
Thomas C. Platt
3. T. Moriarty
Busby
Lillian T. Janeway
Central Valley
Pratt
Timen-Press
Wurtsboro
Albany Journal
Otisville
W. D. Northrup
Ted
Prof. Johnston
Ronald Harriman
Arden
Slate Hill
Denton
Clearwater
Fheim
Aman
Beartis Cher
Wied
Louis Stan
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