Hospital managers hold May meeting at Middletown
The Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital Board met in regular session with President William H. Rogers and others present. They reported on the State Hospital Commission conference, toured facilities, announced staff changes, and noted a shift in nursing school title.
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The
Middletown State
Whitman
Lena Hinchman Townsend
Charles E. Townsend
Newburgh
Rogers
State Hospital Commission
Binghamton State Hospital
Ashley
West Group
Ashley Hall
Mr. Durland
Chester
Training School For Nurses
Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing
Norman H. Mallinson
City Missionary Union Holds 37th Annual Meeting
The City Missionary Union held its 37th annual meeting on May 10 at City Mission House 66 East Main. Officers elected included President Mrs Edward Mac Niff First Vice President Mrs C W Martin and others. The treasurer reported 204 10 in contributions and 140 46 in disbursements with 63 64 balance.
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City Missionary Union
City Mission House
East Main Street
Edward MacNiff
C. W. Martin
J. O. Morss
J. M. Corwin
H. W. Bush
City Union
C. M. Cuddeback
Elizabeth Royce
Mesdemes Horton Vail
George A. Swaim
A. Nearing
Preston
A. B. Wilbur
A. E. Coop
Governor Vetoes Agriculture Law
Albany May 13 The Governor vetoed a bill by Assemblyman Witter to add an article in the agriculture law for controlling infectious diseases in domestic animals. He cites an error from altering sections and a provision that pays slaughtered cattle costs to county treasurers where slaughter occurs rather than where owners reside.
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Albany
Witter
Not to Call Upon the State Troops
Atlantic City May 13 Secretary of War Baker said there is no plan to call out the National Guard of New York or Pennsylvania at present. General Funston favored using these troops for their cavalry and artillery. Border conditions were improving and no further mobilization steps have been announced beyond those from Washington.
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Atlantic City
Baker
National Guard
New York
Pennsylvania
Funston
Washington
Clark files papers for renomination
Jefferson City May 13 Champ Clark has filed papers for his renomination to return to Congress.
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Clark
Jefferson City
Champ Clark
Motorists Magazine Scam Taints Auto Show Subscriptions
Middletown readers who bought Motorist's Magazine subscriptions at the March auto show were misled by unauthorised agents. The magazine's office confirms no representatives were present in Middletown, promises replacements, and notes police involvement over a short‑change incident. Inquiries to the magazine and chamber of commerce prompted the letter of apology and assurance to subscribers.
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Motorist’s Magazine
State Armory
Motorist'’s Magazine
Armory
Middletown
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Motorist’s
John D. McCoach
Bir
Reg Var
the Motorist’s Magazine, Inc
Auto Victims Recovering After Roscoe Accident
Dennison 8. Phelps and Norman Boyd of Binghamton injured in Thursday night auto crash near Roscoe New York are improving at Beaver Kill House under physician care. Mrs. Dennison Phelps and John Phelps arrived in Ros with a trained nurse late last night.
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Dennison
Phelps
Norman Boyd
Binghamton
Roscoe
Beaverkill House
Dennison Phelps
John Phelps
Ros
Correction on byline for school question in Times-Press
The Times-Press notes a byline correction stating the school question article was written by F. B. Case, not F. B. Chase. The clarification updates attribution for readers and archival records.
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Times- Press
F. B. Case
F. B. Chase
Chemicals at Filter Plant Sparks Board Meeting
A Friday meeting of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment authorized purchases for the filter plant including 2½ barrels of alum and 40 barrels of aluminum sulfate. An eight amphore generator was ordered for the fire alarm system and automatic coagulant feeds were discussed to improve chemical distribution. The Bull & Roberts contract was renewed at $1 220 for another year. Bids were to be sought for coal supply for the city.
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Board of Estimate and
Commissioners of Charities
Common Council For Action
Commissioner of Public Works
Irving C. Bull
Bull & Roberts
Maiden
Lane
New York
Colonel and Roosevelt Letter Praise for Bird and Defense Views
Washington letter shows Congressman Edmund Platt praised by Theodore Roosevelt for his speech on migratory birds and national defense. Roosevelt notes support for bird reservations and defense policy, reflecting early 20th century conservation and security concerns.
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Washington
Edmund Price
Theodore Hoosevelt
Platt
House of Representatives
Oyster Bay
J. I
Edmund Platt
Washington, D. C
Mr. Platt
Theodore Roosevelt
University Club Hears Able Paper on Monroe Doctrine
The 100th meeting of the University Club gathered in the Times-Press building offices of Dr. Floyd H. Cook. Dr. A. Moore presented a paper on the Monroe Doctrine, sparking an engaging discussion before refreshments.
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University Club
Floyd H. Cook
Times-Press
A. &. Moore
Chamber Joins Request To Withhold Highway Aid
Middletown Chamber of Commerce asks Governor Whitman to withhold approval of a bill that would deprive second and third class cities of aid if they construct any state highway connecting link pavement. The action mirrors a move by Mayor A C N Thompson.
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A. C. N. Thompson
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Whitman
Two Veterans Honor Members at Last Season Meeting
The 24th Separate Company Veterans Association held its final meeting at the Armory on Friday. Major A B Mcintyre and Major Chas B Wood were elected to life membership, the first since the association formed. C H Carey J W Pirkey and J Edgar Mills joined, bringing total members to 126. A Memorial Day parade was approved. A banquet at Wallkill House followed with toastmaster Joseph W Beakes. Senator John D Stivers spoke on Memorial Day sentiment. Mayor Thompson on the spirit of the organization. Major C B Wood recounted the group’s founding difficulties and Civil War experiences. The event concluded with thanks to Teddy Cassent for the banquet.
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24Th Separate Company Veterans Association
Armory
A. B. Mcintyre
Chas. B. Wood
The
Asso
C. H. Carey
J. W Pirkey
J. Edgar Mills
Wallkill House
Teddy Cassent
Joseph W. Beakes
John D. Stivers
Thompson
C. B. Wood
24Th Separate Com
Bed. C. Strack
M. Schultz
Cascent
Cigars Cigarettes
Burt D. Townsend
Mount Hope Social at Felsing Homestead May 17
Mount Hope May 13 The community social will be May 17 at the Felsing homestead near Finchville with music and a supper planned by Mrs. Case Dittman Mitchell and Baker featuring potato salad meat sandwiches pickles cheese jello coffee cake and ice cream. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. John Ketcham and Julia visited Mrs. Ketcham's mother in Middletown.
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Mount Hope
Felsing
Finchville
Julia
J. E. Ketcham
Middletown
P. H. Felsing
Albert Manning
G. Clark
Westtown
Ira Corwin
W. Ketcham
Jules Eschemann
Blanche
Brooklyn
Ban on amusements lifted at Methodist conference
Saratoga Springs May 13 The Methodist General Conference sub committee voted 10 to 0 to lift the amusements ban and strike the list of activities from the disciplinary paragraph. A second note would urge pastors to warn annually against the amusements. The conference also debated Union questions about the Book Concern and labor conditions, with election of bishops and itineracy reforms dominating discussions.
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Saratoga Springs
Methodist General Conference
Methodist Book Concern
Federation of Social Service
James R. Day
Albany Faces Move to Add Third Supreme Court Justice
In Albany on May 18, bar members pressed Governor Whitman to sign Senator Arden L Norton’s bill to add a sixth or seventh justice in the Third Judicial District covering Albany and several counties. A near-unanimous bar urged the appointment, citing overwork of Justice Chester and needs for trial work.
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Albany
Third Judicial District
Reneselaer
Columbia
Schoharie
Ulster
Sullivan
Greene
Supreme Court
Executive Chamber
Whitman
Arden L. Norton
Sage
William F. Wollard
Chester
Fitts
Robert BE. Whalen
Visehher
Harold J. Hinman
Attorney General's Office
Joseph Rosch
Sullivan County
Alden Chester
William P. Rudd
Westley O. Howard
Troy
Emory A. Chase
Catekill
Gilbert D. B. Hasbrouck
Kingston
A. V
Cochrane
Hudson
Justice Chase
Court of Appus
Howard
Norton
Dedication Planned for St Johns Organ May 23
Organ builders finished work on St Johns organ. Sewing Circle and organ purchase committee met with Estey rep Mr Stift to settle the bill, paid in full by Mrs F Heissenbuttel. Organ to be formally presented at dedication May 23 with Rev Freimuth preaching. Ministers citywide invited.
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St. John’s
Sewing Circle
John Altmann
George F. Heissenbuttel
A. F. Feusas
G. A. Fechner
Stiff
Estey Organ Company
Mr. Stift
Mre
E F. Heissenbuttel
Freimuth of
Liberty
Roers Behnke
Posselt
Newburgh
Port Jervis
Weather outlook for the coming week across Atlantic states
The Weather Bureau forecasts a generally overcast and cool week with occasional local rains across the Atlantic states.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic States
Cuddehacks Quietly Mark Tenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs 8S M Cuddehack of Port Jervis quietly celebrated the tenth anniversary of their wedding at home on Wednesday of this week.
Dominic Fitzgerald Oversees John Brown House Repairs
Dominic Fitzgerald is busy supervising repairs at the John Brown house while visiting Beausejour Villa. The project focuses on restoring historic features and ensuring structural safety during renovations.
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Cornelia Henderson
Newburgh
Mae Fitzgerald
Cornwall
Beausejour Villa
Dominic” Fitzgerald
John Brown
Pension for Mrs Edwards Secured by Special Act
Washington May 13 a House calendar bill would grant Ma Emma Edwards a 12 dollar monthly pension. Ward secured it by a special act after prior marriage and civil war service. Edwards husband Dudley White Sulphur Springs died, restoring her pension. also favorable committee action on Hiram Head pension increase to 30 dollars. Beach, nearly eighty, bedridden with a battle wound.
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Washington
House
Emma Edwards
Bloise Keene Cochrane
Kingston
Congressman Ward
Edwards
Ward
Hiram Head
Beach
Liberty
Orange Chapter Extends Invitation to District Deputy Visit
Port Jervis May 13 Orange Chapter No 33 Order of the Eastern Star held its regular session at the Masonic Hall with Mrs Florence Mehaffey Worthy Matron presiding Invitations were received from the Middletown Chapter and Goshen Chapter to attend meetings during the District Deputy Grand Matron visit to these chapters The next Orange Chapter meeting will take the form of a meeting.
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Port Jervis
Orange
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Florence Mehaffey
Presi
Ldther
Middletown
Goshen
Times Press Want Columns Promote Ad Space
A note urges readers to use the Times-Press want columns for purchasing goods and services. The column emphasizes easy ads and broad reach for local buyers and sellers.
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Gotham
Mise
Anna Allison
Olga Westofen
West New York
Mise Annie Sullivan
Newark
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New York City
Silas van Etten, Jr
Kerhankson
Hospital
Anna Kelly
Ward 11
Louise Westbrook
Nichols
Tioga County
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William Oldfield
Mulberry Street
Tolles
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Charles Crawford
Electric Fans
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Helen C. Hayes
Hattie Winchell
Walden
Robert O. Lincoln
Conley Gay
Bonnie Bell
Mary Ackerman
Flora Hastings
Edwin Fancher
Missionary Union
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Liberty Street
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Association of 24Th
Wood and McIntyre
Methodist
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Pittsburgh
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Schoharie County
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