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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
2
Masthead and notices appear for Orange County Times-Press with subscription rates address, mailing details, submission guidelines, obituaries, and advertising policy. Includes public notices about circulation, postal info, and a brief astronomy events section.
A historical survey traces many U.S. Speakers of the House from early to late periods, noting their fading memory but lasting influence. It highlights Cuban education efforts at Point Loma led by Mrs. Tingley, aiding thirty six Cuban children at no cost, with praise from Chancellor Barranco for the program and its government’s support.
The passage surveys historic House speakers from the 1st through the 21st Congresses. It highlights figures such as F A Muhlenberg, Jonathan Trumbull, Donafian Daston, Theodore Sedgwick, Nathaniel Macon, Joseph B. Varnum, and Henry Clay as influential leaders whose eras defined party policy and political influence.
The Times-Press retracted an Aug 8 editorial note on Point Loma Theosophical activity clarifying that Leadbeater had no current ties to the Raja Yoga School at Point Loma San Diego and that Mrs Besant is unpopular there. It states the school is run by a directress and Dr Gerimide Van Palit and emphasizes moral and educational aims.
The article urges public trust in the upcoming decennial census starting next month. It explains census secrecy, purpose for statistics, and nonconnection to taxation or legal actions. It warns penalties for nonresponse or false answers and appeals to clergy, physicians, teachers, and hotel operators to aid in informing residents.
The Assembly committee reports tax changes raising the maximum tax for general expenses. Senator Rose seeks charter amendments for Middletown and related public improvement payments. A deputy Hivans proposes to end the Forest Fish law season in Sullivan and Orange counties. Deer hunting seasons are set for several towns and dates. Horton Gillen secures a New York stenographer post. Miss Myers hosts an April 1 reception at the Assembly Rooms.
Reader correspondence recalls Frank Thompson youngest of eight and his family ties. Biographical details cover his father Horace Thompson’s death, relocations near Florida and Mt Eve, marriages of siblings, and Frank's work at mills and farm, then Howell Bros. He died after a long career, with mentions of Union Corners and Seward Institute. Also references Thomas C. Platt and early Republican days, plus a note from Herford, N C about burying a wife.
The Methodist Episcopal youth prepare an Easter social at Dewitt Smiths near Gar denville. Rev Frank Jenkins earns a temporary appointment at a college formerly led by Charles Flint Allen. A truancy case ended with a promise to attend school after a stern lecture.
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