Actors crowd the Rialto and social debates on stage
The Rialto theatre scene buzzes as New German Theatre owner renames Plaza Music Hall and opens with vaudeville. Rabbis discuss intermarriage themes while benefits and philanthropy events draw crowds. Theater youth and Barnard productions impress, with charity shows aiding legal aid and girls’ trade school. Financial notes review railroad bonds and famed magnates’ fates as the era’s pressures mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Mortis
New German Theatre
Plaza Music Hall
Gaiety Theatre
Clara Morris
Berkeley
Barnard
The
Parrs
Air
Trade School For Girls
Richard Irvin
Albert Herter
Metropolitan Opera House
Clam Club Meeting Promises Growth in City Social Scene
The Clam Club held a session at Columbia Park with master clam preparer Hermann leading a well cooked supper of clams and chicken. Attendance included Thompson and several local figures as plans for permanent headquarters and officer elections emerged. An upcoming meeting was hinted as clams remain the focus. Italian assistant Talarman recovering from a Thursday accident on Etio Ravi road near Greve is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clam Cluo
Columbia Park
Lawrence
Hermann
Clam Club
Arost
Sere Thompson
L.H. Rovi
CR Buck
X. Willard
Senes
William A. Cogexell
Wlw. Young
I Doisean
C. A. Adam
Pormaare
G. PR. Flint
Mills
Milton E. Slawson
Adams
J. Wiliams
Boyd
Chas. Mquackenbush
C. Barati
Ruickerbacker
Ellen Taroman
Isom Fran Vores
Greve
Ninth District Dental Association Formed in Newburgh
The Ninth District Dental Association of New York was organized at a Newburgh meeting attended by about twenty dentists from Orange Westchester Rockland Putnam and Dutchess counties. Officers elected include Dr G B Parker as president and Dr W M Fancher as recording secretary with plans for quarterly meetings and a charter application open until July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District Dental Association
State of
New York
Palatine
Newburgh
Orange
Westchester
Rockland
Putnam
Dutchess
Ninth Judicial Department of the State
Toe District Dental Association
E.G. Parker
Goshen
J. J. Mills
Port Jervis
W. F. Downing
C. G. Turner
H. L B. Ryder
S. Palmer
Poughkeepsie
William M. Fancher
Ossining
William V. Ranjal
Joby Watch
W. M. Stanbrough
Willett A. Kidd
Harryl. Barnum
W. S. Teller
H. C. Bennett
Percy Ashplant
Traver
Red Hook
Cowles
Fishkill
MecBrair
Middletown
Barnum
Ryder
State Dental Association
Asi
Parker
Young Ladies Guild Entertains at First Presbyterian Church
The Young Ladies Guild of the First Presbyterian Church presented an evening of tableaux vivants readings and music to a large audience in the church lecture room on Friday night. Performers included Edith Van Winkie Mildred Hartin Beatrice Gardner Florence Buckles Anna Mosher and Elizabeth Bogart with a program featuring tableaux and vocal numbers. The committee in charge was led by Elsie Marston Marjorie Tompkins Helen Schoizer Elizabeth Horton Florence Buckler Elizabeth Boram and Louise Mould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Edith van Winkie
Mildred Hartin
Beatrice Gardner
Florence Buckles
Anna Mosher
Elizabeth Bogart
Edith
Dorothy Tompki
Lucy T. Judson
Dorothy Tompkins
Marie of
Tokio
Miss Reaing
Eleanor Rates
Elsie Marston
Marjorie Tompkins
Helen Schoizer
Elizabeth Horton
Florence Buckler
Elizabeth Boram
Louise Mould
Real Estate Note From Merry Maids Meeting
At a Merry Maids and Maireys gathering held with a prophet at Lenox Mace's residence on Friday afternoon, the event noted prizes for Miss Belle Wilcow and Hathaway, with A. V. Brak, a real estate broker, involved in the Bull and England tract fronting Harrison Street to ALT Starhweather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mads
Merry Maids
Maireys
Lenox Mace
Dave
Belle Wilcow
Hathaway
A. V. Brak
Sol
Bull
Ingbland
Harrison Street
Alt
Starhweather
Death in bed at Durston home reported
Mrs. Mary S. ajter ont Tr. Charles Colin a fas Ted 4 in bed Th. Taorning, at the home of Charles C. Holmes, west of Durston, where she had served as housekeeper in some years.
Stern Store Improved Night Glass Fin in Gait Building
A New York visitor, a soprano named Sorkman, attends a late glass fin ceremony at the Stern Store renovations. The event features xiess prisms and a staged improvement reveal for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorkman
New York
Restocking Trout Streams Guidance From State Official
Forest, Fish and Game Commissioner James S Whipple offers detailed restocking methods for brook brown and rainbow trout in spring rivulets and main streams. guidance covers placement, aeration, water temperature, and limits on fry numbers to ensure success and prudent use of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest, Fish and Game
James 8. Whipple
Midlake
Local Bills at Albany Hit By Orange County Delegation
A Middletown Times bulletin outlines status of local bills introduced by the Orange County delegation. Measures cover Newburgh armory funding, river dam and water supply issues, game law changes, and curfew ordinances, with several bills passing both houses and others in committee. An Erie lightning strike caused minor damage to a street gate area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
John B. Adee
United States
Newburgh
Senate
Hudson
Delaware
Orange
Sulivan
Delaware River
Highland
Sullivan
New York
New York City
Hudson River
Middletown
Petced
Sullivan and
Broome
Assembly
Saranac Lake
Liberty
Rose
Committee On
Miltary Affairs
Consolidated Publi Health Law
Charles A. Evans
Por
Jervis
Hayes
Midwi
City of
Paserd
Skin milk prices in New York market debate
Editor Times-Press weighs how opening New York to skim milk sales could affect whole milk prices. Data show prices fell when skim milk was banned in 1878 and rose after restoration, suggesting skim milk impacts overall milk value and implying higher prices if skim milk return looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
New York
Board of Health
Recorder's Court Case For Public Intoxication
The Recorder's Court opened at ten o'clock with an inebriated man from Ww ols arraigned after a street pickup Saturday. He admitted a five month lapse and promised to abstain, then was discharged. A separate defendant fined 3% in police court for public intoxication was rearrested that evening, bail set at $19, and forfeiture declared after a failed appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasia Bungay
Wwols
Gees Aer
Montgomery Village Notes and Local Changes
April updates from Montgomery cover postmaster William Morvan planning a return to Campbell Hall, a new gas machine for W. H. Senior & Co., and a scarlet fever case at Augustus Decker farm. Reports include a horse accident at the Decker farm, wedding-tour visitors from Richmond, a Presbyterian Church entertainment by Miss Bidwell, and local residents forwarding furniture to Howell, Ohio. Additional items note a Wallkill Hose Co. meeting to vote on new uniforms, a new post office awning, visits by Grace Church organist W. H. Morvan, and upcoming dances in Senior’s Hall with Goud’s Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Morvan
Sesserant
Campbell Hall
W.H. Sénior
Tengot
Augustus Decker
Allerd
William
Howe
Harry. Corbell Branch
Richmond
Montgomery
Branch
Isaac Jennings
Katie Crist
Home For Aged Women
Middletown
W. H. Senior & Co
W. H. Morvan
Grace Episcopal Church
Wallkill
Hose Co. No
Jane J. Whalen
Newburgh
Prank T! Hadaway
Thomas
Wersels van Blarcom
Paterson
Mary Johnston
Elizabeth Wood
Weslian Brown
New York City
Charles Fu Kercham
Oakley Street
Treniy
Ewelve O'Clock Gould
Charles Kaune Ant Daugher
Mildred
Plattekill
Walden
Orange
Ulster
Mary E. Rockafellow
R. H. Griffin
Ladies Aid supper nets small Chester report
Chester column notes April events and personnel changes. Andrew Littell back from throat trouble. Tuthill Stanton named section foreman on Lehigh Second Hudson Railroad at New Milford. Rev. Eisenhart preached as interim. Rev. McAllister to deliver first sermon next Sunday. July sees Thomas Dryan leaving Beard and Brian timber and coal dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Littell
Tuthill Stanton
Lehigh 2Nd Hudson
New Milford
Eisenhart
Monroe
McAllister
Thomas Dryan
Beard and Brian
Timber
Coa
George Brink
Sugar Loaf
George Ball
East Chester
Mr. Brink
Board of Trade
Erie Railroad
Chester
New York
van Bueran
Mozdaz
Local Notes From Watkins Avenue And Nearby Scenes
Community snippets recount personal losses and errands, including Mrs. Theodore Bull missing a ten dollar purse on Roosevelt Avenue and a return request. Mentions visitors, moves, garden blooms, and home improvements around 79 Walking avenue and Beacon Street. Also notes Mrs. Anne Snell’s death at Thrall Hospital aged 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Buil
Watkins Avenue
Goshen
Scotchtown
Goldsmith
Theodore” Bull
Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Washington, D.C
St. Cloud
Fla
Kennedy
Stamford
N. Y
Middletown
Harold Dayton
Royce Avenue
Gilbert Cole
Snyder & Fancher
East Avenue
Beacon‘street
Helen Bergstrom
Paterson
Fred Osborne
Ryan
Watkins Svems
John Pohlman
Beacon Street
Misa Mildred Townsley
Leona
Chaster
Fred Townsley
Walking Avenue
William” Cauthers
Jessie Watson
Mast Hope
New York
D. P. Brown
Anne Snell
Thrall Hospital
Reland
Denton Notes and Local Promotions in Spring
Denton residents report an early spring dream dashed as James Strait digs a large cellar addition to his residence. Frank Probert begins new work with Erie Railway on the electrical signal force. A gang from Hudson River Telephone Co. is installing additional wires, with workers lodging at St Carl's hotel. Hudson Ryerson serves as church sexton, replacing Probert who has resigned, while Mrs. Ryerson recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central
Pierpont Morgan
Speyers
Frisco Railroad
Amouut
Harriman
Southern Pacifics
Atchinson
Vanderbilt Roads
Southern Railroad
Shakespeare
E. H. Harriman
Texas
Andrew J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Road
Jay Gould
Supreme Railroad
Dominion
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio
James Strait
Frank Probert
Erie Railway
Hudson River Telephone Co
St Carl’s
Hudson Ryerson
Denton Church
R. V. Ryerson
Howells Church Seeks Attendance for May Services
Rev Thomas Livingston of Middletown ill to preach at Howells Congregational Church Sunday May 2 with morning sermon. Ladies Aid Society rubber social set for Thursday May 6 in the lecture room, replacing previous venue. Bring waste udder for refreshments offered free, inviting new community members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Livingston
Middletown
Congregational
Ladies” Aid Society
Howells Congregational Church
Henry Case
Record Fall Record Falls In Pine Bush Weather Note
Pine Bush April 30 1907 report notes unusually late first frost for the season. J R Taylor received a new touring car while George McKinney plans a similar purchase. Miss Guerecia Lonsbertr of Brooklin arrives for a visit at Falconer Tour data. Morrison McKlazer of Net work will return to the city early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerainin
J. R. Taylor
George McKinney
Guerecia Lonsbertr
Brooklin
Morrison McKlazer
Network
Col Bradley's Gift to Port Jervis Y M G A
Port Jervis Young Men's Christian Association received a generous subscription from Thomas W Bradley of Walden. A check for 100 dollars accompanied by a note wishing the association success with the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bradley
Port Jervis
Young Nave Christian Association
Wolding Fard
Thomas W. Bradley
Walden
Townsend Begins Summer Cottage Near Tinumler’s Lake
Parksville correspondent reports Mr Townsend of Middletown has purchased a site at Tinumler’s Lake. He arrived Monday with helpers and began work on a summer cottage, marking the start of seasonal construction in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parksville
Liberty Register
Townsend
Middletown
Tinumler’s Lake
Summer Cottage
Ansus Carcer Takes Over Cafe Saturday
Ansus Carcer assumed control of the cafe at the corner of James and Ringsivesis this Saturday after a brief political agitation. MR. JORDAN IMPROVED. Z. C. Jordan’s condition, once concerning, is now considerably improved and his many friends will be pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansus Carcer
Possonsi
James
Ringsivesis
MR. Jordan
Z. C. Jordan
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Summer Gap
Herkimer
Oriskany
Herkmer
Burgoyne
St. Leger
Tryon County
Tryon
Rialto
Broadway
Fifteenth Street
Simnasium
Young Men's Christian Association
Hamiet
Yerkes
Fifth Avenue
Charles T. Yerkes
Hopeles
Whitney Ori
Bence
Charles T An
Lisa Curios
Dumberenix
Dhe
Tate Peter Ringvesant
Wilhem Tron
Suvvesant Bizet
Rex Treen
Baek
Trina Boe
Lake Erie
Wijiaw Johnson
Eld
Amwar Ani
the Young Ladies’ Guild
Mrs. Myers
Katy Hares Myers
O'Clark
T.O. Rockablow & Bro. Ko
North Sirest
Forest P
Sunter
Bayist
Turlal
Hillside Esmeter
Howell
Wideletosa
Port Aervis
Fort Terre
Seria
Aeag Assamnte
STERN
Whipple
Albany
Easures
Evans and Baumes
Calliooon
Erie
Boyd & Deming
North Sivest
N.Y
Recorder's Court
Marjorie Millet
William Masten
Stour Post
Charles Masten
Masten
Senssiacken
Star Point
Albert Doleen
Warvieck
Anna Noonan
Sundevith
Passaic
N. J
Rev
J Satredinnick
Wee ME
Church of Liberty
Enalands
W. Seaghert
North End
Denton
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