None. . Literature and Politica Semi-Weekly Review
A fragmented 19th century style notice from the Orange County Times Press announces publication details for a semi weekly review. It lists editorial, circulation, subscription terms, advertising rates, and notes about obituaries and notices. The text references STIVERS printing company and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stivers Erinciing Company
John K. Stivers
MA Stivers
Corner King and
Centre Streets
Notable events in American history and weather numbers
This item lists historical notes from March 15 covering John Endicott's death birth years for Andrew Jackson, King George's War timeline, the Guilford Court House battle, the Pittsburg river flood peak with deaths and cost, and an astronomical window for sun and moon events including a Mars conjunction.
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John Endicott
Massachusetts
America
Aix-la-Chapelle
Andrew Jackson
United States
Guilford Court House
N. C
Greene
Cornneallis
Pittsburg
Mars
Chopin Centenary Celebration in Poland
The article notes Poland’s February centenary celebration of Frédéric Chopin with national pride and discusses his mixed heritage, early musical training, and distinctive style. It highlights the Polish polonaise and Chopin’s unique place in classical music, comparing him with other great composers.
Chopin’s Genius and Death Mark a World Beyond Time
The article ponders Chopin’s enduring genius and his frail life dying in Paris at forty. It contrasts his tragic Funeral March with mazurkas full of joy and explores how his music now stands among masters, prompting questions about lasting art and successors in the twentieth century.
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Beethoven
Mozart
Chopin
Choplo
Alev
Choyln
Paris
Chapin
Education Reform Praised Yet Critics Cite Spelling Lapses
A local board of education advocates adding a business course to the school curriculum arguing practicality and better job readiness. The piece laments modern emphasis on science and arts while noting widespread spelling and handwriting deficiencies among today’s students and praising earlier districts for stronger fundamentals.
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Board of Education
Old ways are not always out of date in education
A reflection on the value of practical skills over overemphasizing lofty studies. The speaker notes legible handwriting and rapid mental arithmetic surpass scholastic flourishes and warns against neglecting practical knowledge like geography. A past graduation error underscores the need for balanced learning.
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Acropolis
Athens
Accroppolis
Centennial of America's first cardinal McCloskey
The Catholic Church honors Cardinal McCloskey born March 20 1810, the first American to receive the papal red hat. Born in Brooklyn, educated at Mt St Marys Emmetsburg, he served as Bishop of Albany and archbishop Hughes successor, and was created Cardinal in 1879. He died October 10 1885, leaving a legacy of piety and public works. The centennial underlines his pivotal role in American Catholic and national life.
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McCloskey
Lincoln
Davis
Lea
Gladstone
Victor Hugo
Catholic Church
America
Father McCloskey
Holy Roman Church
Alta
Cardinal McCloskey
Brooklyn
Mt St. Mary's
Emmetsburg
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Mott Street
Europe
St. John’s College
Fordham
Hughes
Albany
McCreskey
Leo XIII
Baltimore
Bailey
Local Notes from Montgomery and Nearby Towns
Montgomery reports Frank Stevens papers an upper interior flat for Miss Aa pa Wait who will occupy it. George T. Overbiser visited Walden on Thursday. Florida visitor Thomas Tannor stayed with Joann Vanderd rec. Rufus N Maidy of Rilddletown and Mary Terwilliger visited Newburgh. Wallkill bridge driveway near Shafer's hotel rebuilt with new planks. Yonkers resident Mrs Seibert attended Miss Mariella S S MeVor funeral. A J Decker retired to Iowa after visiting Middletown with Mrs Charles Decker.
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Rufus Nmaidy
Rilddletown
Thuredar
Joseph B. Lawson
W. N. Dickerson
Mary Terwilliger
Newburgh
Catree Little
Wallkill
Shafer's Hotel
Cat] Seibert
Yonkers
Mariella S&s. MeVor
A. J. Decker
Middletown
Charles Decker
Debris Report Mentions Ex-Fighter Hire and Clerk Incident
A fragment notes a man arranging violence involving a recently hired ex prizefighter. The employer allegedly instructed him to punch the store clerk when he arrived this morning, implying intent to harm the clerk. Further details are unclear in the debris text.
State Hospital Needs Stated in Assembly Bill
In the March Assembly, Merritt of St. Lawrence county introduced a supply bill for state hospitals. Middletown State Hospital requests include a $60,000 power house, $15,000 for an acute pavilion, $5,000 for electro and hydrotherapeutical apparatus, $5,000 to finish the nurses home basement, $2,400 for a star house, $2,000 for grounds work, $2,000 for a piggery and slaughter houses, and $32,000 for a contagious pavilion. The Board of Managers proposed additional urgent recommendations are not included.
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Merritt
St. Lawrence County
Middletown State Hospital
Nurses’ Home
Star House
Board of Managers
Knapp Mansion Sale In Bankruptcy Compromise Decided
In Binghamton Friday a hearing on the Knapp Brothers bankruptcy matter approved compromises with A. F. Wickwire and Wickwire Press and with George Manwarren of Windsor. The Knapp mansion on Court Street, former home of Charles J. Knapp, was ordered to be sold. Four minor compromise proposals may face creditor objections.
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Baker
Binghamton
Knapp Brothers
A. 3
Wickwire
Wickwire Press
George Manwarren
Windsor
Ton Court Street
Charles J. Knapp
Binghamton Trust Co
Frm
Roosevelt in Khartoum Arrival Draws Enthusiastic Crowds
Col. Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt reach Khartoum by Beamer amid vast shore crowds cheering. The ex President stands on a bridge in khaki and white helmet, greeted by staff, then meets palace officials before the railway station visit to see his wife and daughter.
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Khartoum
Col
Roosevelt
Warty
Cal. Roosevelt
Two Chicken Thieves Held for Grand Jury
Arthur Barnhart and James Thorpe were arrested after four chickens were stolen from William Verner at 18 Charles Street Friday night. Officer McCoach traced feathers to Barnhart's former home and to Flora Force at 65 Wawayanda Avenue, where two chickens were found hanging and two more hidden. Force and Thorpe were taken to police headquarters. Barnhart previously served six months for chicken theft. Thorpe had a prior horse theft conviction.
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Arthur Barnhart
James Thorpe
William Verner
Charles Street
Oficer McCoach
Vernoy
Officer McCoach
Barnhart
McCoach
Wawayanda Avenue
Flora Force
Baker Forged Checks In Walden Case
A German baker Max Schneider, discharged from Blumke and Vogt in Walden, forged three checks for 16 dollars each using blank signatures on March 2. He fled the town, signed the names of his former employers, and left by train from New York. He was later tracked to Newburgh but remained at large.
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Blumke & Vest
Orange Avenue
Walden
Max Schneider
Thes
Blumke
New York
Newburnhy
Az, Wrest
Harriman Man Takes a Bride at Lutheran Church
Charles Lohman an Harriman electrician married Miss Gentian Washburne at St. Jacobi's Lutheran Church Bar Ridge Brooklyn. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Dr Merer, first in church, attended by family and villagers. The couple will reside in Central Valley after a brief wedding trip.
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Central Valley
Charles Lohman
Harriman
Arden
Gentian Washburne
St. Jacobi’s Lutheran Church
Fourth Avenue
Fiftyfifth Street
Bar Ridge
Brooklyn
Merer
Central Yalier
Jennie Washburn
Louis Schaefer
Bronx
Bride Receives Wealth of Gifts at Mother's Home
Over the past week the bride collected many presents from relatives at her mother's house including checks, silver utensils, cut glass, and linen. Notable items include a silver sugar tongs from her grandmother Mrs. Rachel McKelvey an Arden House bust of the groom and a carved workbox by J Malcolm MacGlensky.
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Rachel McKelvey
Soma
Comence Housekeeping
Yarriman’s
J. Malcolm MacGlensuy
Arden’ House
Peter Pisterla
Funeral of Mrs Margaret OMalley in Bullville
The funeral of Mrs Margaret OMalley was held at St Pauls Church Bullville at 10 30 Friday with neighbors relatives and old friends attending. A Mass of Requiem was said for her soul and six nephews served as pallbearers Martin Patrick John Peter and Joseph Rigney. Interment followed in the family plot in St Josephs Cemetery tal this city.
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Margaret O’malley
St. Paul's Church
Bullville
Wurtsboro Fire Dept Dance and Local Music Event Notes
The Wurtsboro Fire Department plans a St Patrick Day dance at their new hall with music by McWilliams orchestra of Middletown. Knights of Pythias confer esquire on a candidate Friday night. Hamilton College Glee Club concerts April 7 at Linden Hall under Federation of Womens Clubs. Miss Margaret Gibson starts as stenographer for W B H B Royce today. Miss Gillton a stenography graduate. Times-Press thanks florist E A Lorentz for a bouquet of green carnations. March 17 signs begin.
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Wurtsboro
Margaret Gibson
Gillton
Miss Conkling
Times-Press
E. A. Lorentz
Rats Aboard Ships Once Refuted Belief
A historical note argues rats aboard ships doomed to founder were common as seaworthy vessels leaked and bilge water persisted. Rats fled damp quarters for drier berths, leaving factual basis for the superstition.
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