Orange County Times Press Masthead and Business Notes
The Orange County Times-Press masthead lists Jounl Stivers and Latter U Ho as managers and staff, with Associated Press credit. The notice outlines publication details, circulation, office addresses, and subscription terms, plus advertising, printing services, and submission guidelines for readers. It emphasizes a daily and semi weekly Times-Press reach within Orange County, Middletown, and surrounding avenues, and notes rates and conditions for subscriptions and advertising.
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Orange County
Times-Press
Middletown Daily Times- Press
March 25 In American History and Astronomical Events
This brief notes the deaths of Owen Lovejoy 1864 Joseph W Drexel 1988 and George Ticknor Curtis 1804 with birth years 181? 1823 and 1822 and outlines an astronomical window from noon today to noon tomorrow including sun set rise times moon phase and planetary conjunctions with Jupiter in Virgo and moon’s path.
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Owen Lovejoy
Joseph W. Drexel
George Ticknor Curtis
The Growth of Savings Banks Across Immigrant Groups
The article extols New York state savings banks, praising prosperity and noting deposits fed national growth. It highlights immigrant communities Italian Greek German Bavarian Saxon and Jewish families as savers contributing to urban banking life and permanent settlement, with bankers stressing provident habits and future nationhood.
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Times-Press
New York
New England
Middle West
New Amsterdam
Priya
Polrelot
Urs
America
Acre
Wiliam Hanhart
Wavings Bank Soci
Assiatl
Wational Jer
Pri
Mr. Hav
Global savings figures reveal wide gaps in average amounts
A discussion of Dr. Hanhart's study examines world savings bank deposits totaling about 315.6 billion dollars across 110 million depositors, with averages of 180.37 globally and 581.28 for American savers. It compares private and postal savings, noting stark disparities between the United States and other regions and citing Persia's fragile system.
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America
New England
Hanhart
Flo
Europe
Asia
Oceaniea
British North America
M Raye
Im Post Office
United States
Lnited
Bank
Postal Savings Bank
Persia
Daitec
Forgotten Pledges Amid Party Rift in 1398 Campaign
In the 1398 campaign Bryan pressed a strict platform seen as guiding followers through political crisis. The New York Mail notes that after the election Democrats aligned against key pledges, reversing tariff reductions and income tax promises from earlier platforms. Virginia Georgia Kentucky and Mississippi lawmakers deferred or rejected income tax action, despite it being pledged in 1908.
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Bryan
New York Mail
Senate
Parsial Saviors Bank
Virginia
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
State Charities Report Signals State Aid Reforms
MeCar, supervisor of New York State charities, delivers an annual legislative report urging expanded welfare support. He emphasizes aiding the elderly and vulnerable, urging a model that others follow, with calls for prudent oversight and charitable stewardship.
State Charities Oversight Seeks Budget Reform And Reforms
A Kansas speech argues for flexible per capita appropriations for state institutions, replacing a flat 250 grant with one dollar per capita for homes over 50 residents. It lauds coordination among Health Agriculture and Weights and Measures to aid the poor, ill, and needy, and defends New York’s welfare and criminal justice system as humane and progressive.
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Department of Health, of Agriculture and of Weights and Measures
New York
United States
England
Brown Story sparks Albany bill donor mystery
Local interest rises as a man named E A Brown denies sending a £10,008 donation claim to Fidelity and Casualty Co officer Mr Seward. A New York photo proof prompted questions of identity, with Brown agreeing Seward may be mistaken about a prior message. The stand trial is set for Monday.
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Brown
George F. Seward
Fidelity and Casualty Company
New York City
Tim Sullivan
Albany
Suarshot
E. A Brown
New York
Lepgih
Mr. Seward
Eves
Relic praises centenarian James Belows Mr Gresor in Mexport
An aged obituary recalls James Belows Mr Gresor who died at 108 in Mexport XN H. A frugal New England life is celebrated as a patriarchal span of more than a century. The piece notes his illness history, stoic spirit, and enduring appetite, terming him a tender, respected figure.
James B McGregor A Century of Yankee Character
The article recalls James B McGregor a long lived New England man born near his birthplace who taught school and sang in singing schools. A Mason since 1826 he is described as perhaps the oldest American Master Mason and a survivor of a bygone era. His father Joel, a Revolutionary soldier, shaped frugality and health in his son as New England life shifts toward cosmopolitan diversity.
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The
Masons
Joel
New England
Tim
New Hampshire
Yankeetom
James B. McGregor
Rail timetables in newspapers debated by lawmakers
Assemblyman Phillips and Senator Platt push a bill to force railroads to publish timetables in newspapers. Critics argue historic practice kept timetables public and advertise rail service, while current law prevents such advertising though the public wants accessible train schedules. The debate questions public morals and necessity of mandated publication.
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Assemblyman
Phillips
Senator Platt
Obituary notices from Walker Valley and vicinity
Charles Morrow aged about 90 dies at home in Walker Walker after a long illness. An Irish immigrant of 1833 he lived in Walker Valley 51 years, married twice, left several children. Funeral at Walker Valley M E Church, interment in family plot. Also notices of Mrs. Henry Tillotson, Miss Jessie Bennett, Catharine Lyon, Mrs. J. L. Fox, Mrs. Hannah Smith, Mrs. Margaret Falkenburry, David Elder and others with brief death details and service information.
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Charles Morrow
Walker Walker
Mr. Morrow
Ireland
Walker Valley
Rachel Boyce
J. C. Depew
Bokcerille
D. & H. Canal
Robert Burns
Miss Bennett Misa Bennett Dies After Long Hospital Service
Waterloo mourns the death of Misa Bennett a longtime nurse and matron at Middletown State Hospital and other institutions. She came to Middletown in 1905 and led a difficult ward, promoting a no restraints approach. She supported colleagues and remained cheerful, giving directions for her effects during illness. Funeral services in Waterloo with interment in the family plot. Her mother is seriously ill, and she is survived by her father and cousin G. W. Wooder of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Misa Bennett
Willard and Matteawah
Middletown
Conn
Worcester
Mass
Auburn
N. Y
Wathersfield
Amityvitle
L. I
Middletown State Hospital
Ashley
Atsault
Albee and Valley
Miss Bennett
G. W. Wooder
Burial Made at Hil Side Cemetery
A burial was conducted at Hil Side Cemetery with services held for the deceased. No additional details about the individual or service are provided in the text.
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Hilside Cemetery
Death of Laura Garvey at Fordham Hospital Bronx
Laure Garvey 0 and W Conductor A J Devel received word Tuesday of the death of Laura Garvey eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Garvey of this city at Fordham Hospital New York Funeral from Win S Ford Place and 174th Street Bronx with burial in Woodlawn
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Laure Garvey
A. J. Devel
Laura Garvey
A. G. Garvey
Fordham Hospital
New York
Obituary notes for Mrs Louisa A Treyz at 69
Mrs Louisa A Treyz aged 69 died Tuesday morning at 8 40 at her son W Henry Treyz home in Binghamton. She is survived by six sons William H and J E of Binghamton George Lewis and August of Cook s Falls and G H of Livingston Manor and a daughter Mrs Maggie Louisa Hartz of East Windsor.
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Henry Tillotson
Mary Edsall Gavl
Henrs W Tillotson
Ridgewood
N. J
Paterson, N. J. General Hospital
Tillotson
Henzy M. Edsall
Wurts
Tiloson
Hannah Adams Smith
Isaac Smith
Port Jervis
Pine Woods
Deerpark
Charles Adams
Emily Wright
Dingman
Ferr
Salih
Arthur Edward Smith
New York
Benjamin Adams
Cudde
Packville
Goshen
Lewis Lawrence
Patricia Adams
Orange
N. S
Emily Jane
Javier
Rachel Ann Scott
Milford
Lavina Adams
Margaret Palxenburry
R. E.falkenburry
Virginia Z. Osten
Warwick
Palkenburry
John and
Margaret Geraghtr
Bright
Oserson
John G
Katherine
Marr Geraghty
Ellen Dar
Jersey
Illis Dirs
C. M. Barker
Virginia R. Ogden
Warlwick
Frank Geraghty
Newbureh
Louisa A. Treyz
W. Henry Treyz
Binghamton
William H
J. E
George
Lewis
August
Cook's Falls
G. H
Livingston Manor
Maggie Louisa Hartz
East Windsor
Halstead to Expedite Aqueduct Appraisal Cases
J Floyd Halstead of Goshen, appointed to oversee aqueduct appraisal cases in Orange and Ulster counties, appeared before Commission No 6 chaired by Hon Joseph P Morrissey. He aims to hear two cases per session, push swift determinations, and oppose dilatory tactics in the lengthy aqueduct matter.
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J. Floyd Halstead
Goshen
Orange
Ulster
Joseph P. Morrissey
New York
Arthur A. McLean
Frederick W. Wilson
Newburgh
Halstead
Howells Book Club Meets in AUWELLS Church Room
The Howells Book Club met in the AUWELLS church lecture room on Monday evening with many members and friends present. The program featured muonite phonograph by Mr Heldt, vocal solo by Lewis H Mapes, and papers on Easter customs and a dentist's chair venture, read by Mrs L H Mapes and led by Rev John Thorpe who will conduct Easter services. Mr and Mrs Heler elected to membership. Mr and Mrs A Bernard Mapes host the April meeting. refreshments served.
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Howells Book Cind
Heldt
Lewis H. Mapes
Melissa
Charles E. Mapes
Frances E. Evans
L. H. Mapes
Joan Thorpe
Heler
Funch
A. Bernard Mapes
John Thorpe
Denton News Brief Reports Local Changes and Odd Lore
Denton Maren 22 notes Robert Livingston of New York as guest of Robert Edmisicn. T. L. Denton plans a change to the old corner store building. A new tenant house will be erected on the Denton property. Rev. Mr. Pops of Princeton College preached at Desion church last Sunday. Frank Ivory reports a strange cross between a cat and a rabbit, a muliebral oddity said to be three or four generations back.
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Maren
Robert Livingston
New York City
Robert Edmisicn
T. L. Denton
Denton
Mr. Pops
Princeton College
Desion
Frank Ivory
January Health Bulletin Highlights City Births and Deaths
The February health bulletin reports January statistics for Mudiciora with thirty births and twenty-two deaths. Deaths span ages from one to over sixty, including typhoid, tuberculosis, cancer, diabetes, and Bright's disease, plus several nervous and chronic illnesses. Town-by-town figures are listed for Goshen Montcomety Fort Jer vis Walden Warwick Ellenville and more.
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The
States Health Department
Mudiciora
Bright
Goshen
Mont Comety
Fort Jervis
Walden
Warwick
Own
Ellenville
Annual New York M E Conference Opens at Poughkeepsie
The New York district of the M E Church gathers at Trinity Church in Poughkeepsie starting Tuesday evening with a packed program of devotions, addresses, and institute sessions. Bishop Henry W Warren will preside and assignments are announced at the final session as Rev. Dr. Charles L Walworth returns to St Pauls Middletown and many popular pastors are welcomed back.
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New York
M. E. Church
Poughkeepsie
Orange
Sullivan
Middletown
Charles L. Walworth
St. Paul's Church
Trinity M. E. Church
Henry W. Warrren
New York Conference War Veterans’ Association
W. Warren
J. M. Foster
Henry W. Warren
T. D
Coa
Brooks
D. D
Pyters’ Mutual Assistance Society
Melon Vy
Walisee H. Finch
Moarthwestern Christian Advocate
W. HE Street
M. Stuart
Woman's
Ituga Missionary Society
Park Cadman
Conference Institute
Gordon P. Bowne
Havin L. Earp
Po. Duar
Dres Fheolerical Seminary
Lecyy Qure
America
Robert 3. Macarthur
D. B
Angelo Ostrander
Ww. Warren
Berk George Clark Peck
Warren
George P. Eckman
Forest Missionary Sectorr
Sermos
Allen MarRossie
Lessa Fs Jiarirecs
Issa Zarlor
Pekigy
Milton Foxles
Charles Howls
J. Wesley Hill
Cookman
Wallace MacMoulicn
Bitecation
James R Das
Sivalevse Universite
EA. Noble
Baltimore Woman’ College
Gna
Washington Street
Heta Squire
Tipple
Setical Seminary
B.S. Levis
DD. of
Boon
Folow
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Tribone
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Orange County Times
Hulaheg
Yondway
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Park Kew
State Charities
Tennis MeCar
State of New York
Wintermine
Ang Weil
Pat Tun
Atpemnis Shoes
Tomate
Jessie Fremont Bennet
Jessie Fremont Bennett
Bennett
State Hospital
Jane
State Hospital Training School
Mra Louise Tripp
Pope
Catharine C. Lyon
Deyo B. Lyon
Miss Lyon
Shatvatgunk
John Lyon
Newark
Caldwell
Dero
Harold Lyon
Hermann C. Berg
Reformed Dutch Church
Shawangunk Church
J. L. Fox
Hariforg
Fox
Lehman Stern
Newburga
Pauline Stern
Margeret Falkenburry
David V. Elder
Dadd van Dyke Elder
Burlinghaw
Samuel R. Elder
Mercer Street
Jersey Wity
Mr. Elder
James R Wilson Elder
Susan Redfield Elder
Craxford
Almas J
Tuciade K. Godfrey
Fons
Samuel B
George R
Exhert
Jersey City
Thomas
Pine Bush
Sarah C. Johnson
Newburg
Bilder
Sterling Worth
Dutch Reformed Church
New Prospect
Pasion, Ret. BH. K. Post
Mire
Marnarst Corle
Coregise Bennett
Maccaret Eorie
Newtursh
Hiram Bennet
Uis
Francis
Gables
Smithers, Jr
Grace Church
MR. Halstead
Aqueduct
Auwells
Beaton
Bishop Warren
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