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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
2
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Boston Herald circulates call for editorial support of a 1920 world’s fair to mark Plymouth Rock tercentenary. The piece boasts New England heritage, cites Mayflower lineage, and argues the event would showcase regional learning and patriotism, urging broad backing and funding.
A spirited call praises a New England push for a world’s fair as a symbol of national prosperity. The writer extols steel industry growth and industrial optimism, linking it to Maryland savings and the hope of revived civic pride in Shawmut avenue, Bullfinch’s landmarks, and Sacr ed Codfish.
United States Steel Corporation announces a quarterly earnings total near 23 million dollars for the quarter ending March 21, with monthly breakdowns showing steady gains from January to March. Net earnings after expenses reach about 19.19 million, with dividends of 8.84 million and a gross surplus of around 2.00 million notes.
The Brown pharmacy bill passes both houses and awaits governor approval. It revamps a century of pharmacy law, elevates the profession, reduces the board, and imposes stricter licensure and inspection to ensure safe drug practice.
The Dennington Banner warns that a town lacking public spirit collapses as citizens refuse to help or advertise the funeral procession. It cautions against grumbling about hard times and calls for collective effort to avert decline.
May 1 brief items on residents James Scott Florence Poughkeepsie and Egbert Sherwood planning stays in town. Poultry notes from D W Lee about popular hens. Edger Mss ill health. Upcoming P C E society events and Middleaew church midside services with speeches and choir. Stormy weather delayed Yours People’s Society meeting.
Fragmentary notice describes invitations related to a centennial event in Laweens. It mentions involved individuals and a planning meeting. Details are unclear due to damaged text but references to officials and a chief engineer are noted. The fragment hints at a ceremonial or civic gathering with municipal figures.
Tre Mater retest noted by Satron Cee Mars adie processed. Trevis attorneys for the eerie. Port Jervis man Allen W Cerwin testified. Overlands delivered via William Murphy to Hulse Jewelers in Union City to raise baskets that due slang veevearts AW Yam for tech Orance and Sullivan counties.
The Erie and Jersey Railroad announces a summer timetable starting May 1. It lists two first class trains and three second class trains westbound, and six second class trains eastbound.
Funeral services for Melvin H. Brown were held at his home at 14 Smith Street Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Steward Dow Butler of Christ Universalist Church officiated. Members of Empire Aerie F C E and Times-Press staff attended. Worthy Conductor Charles Shatter led a large delegation from M iddletown Hive and Ladies of the Macabees. Burial followed at the Sile Cemetery with services by Rev. Butler.
A Tuesday statement from the governor addresses criticism over an expensive order restricting stream pollution by pulp mills and sewage facilities. The reply references authorities and commissions questioning policy effectiveness and political pressure surrounding the issue.
A fragment notes an event titled Framer's Club meeting with an promised address soon. The text references a crowd expected at a location in Widen and hints at vendors or ads connected to the occasion.
A special panel of 100 jurors was drawn in Newburgh to try John Barbuoto for murder committed near Spring Side on January 2. The list includes jurors from Chester, Port Jervis, Newburgh, New Windsor, Warwick, Greenville, Highlands, midtown towns, and surrounding areas with names such as Chester James Henry DeWitt Green and Levi Cuddeback. The names cover several towns and include multiple jurors from Newburgh and nearby communities.
The High School Board of Education backs a playground and gym project but cites lack of funds. Plans call for two lawns around the school with a tall fence, no keep off the grass signs, and a movement to establish a gymnasium and playground to meet local needs. The effort follows years of discussion and appeals to city officials and residents.
The Middletown home acknowledges generous support from Miss Harrie Phillips and Ural town managers, praises matron Miss S A O'Dell and associates, and thanks doctors Schulis and Preston for years of service. It notes three admissions and four deaths this year, with an average inmate stay of about six years five months, and commends churches, missionary and sunshine societies for assistance.
Canfield, superintendent of the Owe W. fishroad, and Mrs Kedward Canfield sailed from New York to England aboard the diner Frederick William and plan to visit Plemeith then Italy. They join classmates for a reunion at Yale University Hospital in New York on May 75 with Dr Pistlkt among attendees.
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