Orange County Times Press Ad Rates and Notices
The Orange County Times Press overview lists management, offices in Middletown and New York, and subscription rates. It notes obituaries and notices, advertising rates, and printing capabilities as a regional newspaper with wide circulation and commercial printing services.
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May 21 1909 in American History Highlights
On Friday May 21 1909 notable events and births are listed. John Eliot died in Roxbury Massachusetts born 1604 in Hertfordshire. Confederate veteran Pil Cooke died in Atlanta born 1817. Albion W Tourgee died 1838 born in 1838. Astronomical events note sunset and sunrise times Mercury visible after sunset Venus at ascending node and moon at greatest libration with sun's declination 20.3 degrees north.
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Mercury
Venus
State Pensions Vetoed in New York Legislature
The Times-Press notes Gov. Hughes vetoed the Alden pension bill proposing $2,000,000 for state veterans pensions while a $7,000,000 canal improvement measure remains on the slate. The veto cites unsound policy and indeterminate taxation, arguing pensions should reflect independent federal standards and clearer tax rates. The canal bill fate is uncertain.
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Times-Press
Hughes
Texat
New York State
New York
Steie
Seneca and Cayuga Canal
Sedar Y
Gary Bouch
Alten
Cupon Hs
United States Army
Arady
Iheta
Benedit Anl
Pension Equality Across Wars Sparks Federal Debate
The article argues against state only pensions for Civil War veterans, urging federal responsibility to avoid shifting costs between states. It emphasizes national unity, warns against fragmenting veteran support by state systems, and notes constitutional procedure requiring legislative recommendation before public submission. It concludes with a stance against enacting the proposed law.
Too Many Elizabeths in Current Literature
In The Times-Press, a note on the proliferation of Elizabeth titles and names in Glynic works. The piece clarifies confusions between Elizabeth and related titles, cites examples like Elizabeth and Her German Garden, The Visits of Elizabeth, and Elizabeth's Charm String, and wonders about diversifying with Catharine or Caroline.
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Glyn
Vanity Fair
Elizabeth
Siberia
Anne Thackeray Ritchie
Catharine
Caroline
Ann
Maria
Brandenburgs Plight and the Fall of a Magazine Writer
A New York return of Broughton Brandenburg, once a promising magazine writer, amid grand larceny charges and a bitter divorce fight. The piece traces his ascent from Latin American reporting to sensational fiction, his bail jump, alleged kidnapping, and a career derailment from respected author to tabloid figure.
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New York City
California
Broughton Brandenburg
Eugene Aram
New York Times
Threevesr
Arhed
Warres
Pers
Iemon
Rej. Wraten Cleveland
Brian
Gallut
Fisst
Maxazinisis
Bern
Novelist warned of decline in sensational writing
A critic laments younger writers chasing fame through sensational stories. He denounces indecency and urges allegiance to artful, truthful storytelling, noting rich romance exists in unpainted verity and condemning literary depravity and yellow journalism.
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Brandenburg
To His Trade Emmanuel Movement Debate in New York
Dr Thomas Darlington health officer of New York city spoke on psychotherapy at a Boston Episcopal Church Congress. He supported psychotherapy yet urged ministers not to act as medical healers, insisting medical practice remain distinct from preaching. The piece notes clergy interest and cautions against extending Emmanuel methods beyond trained physicians.
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Times- Press
Thomas Darlington
New York City
Middletown
Wall
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Darlington
Episcopal Church Congress
Boston
Tndred
Worcester
Dartington
Fid
Draen
Narmacton
Hesnerpatiie Meira
Nashville notices and stray phrases from a garbled page
A fragmentary passage references Nashville and a charity bazaar at a fair, with unclear details about a festival and attendees. The text is highly garbled, offering few concrete names, dates, or events to confirm.
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Tara
Fenn
Dagvasion
Charits Bazaar
Fia
City Business Men Adopt Limits On Donations And Ads
The Nashville American reprints resolutions from Middletown restricting donations to bazaars and social events without committee approval. It warns the method could spread, benefiting newspaper offices most as they face daily demands to donate goods and ad space.
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Nashville American
Nashville
Sudden Death Of Old Erie Engineer
Levi Linley of Port Jervis a well known Erie locomotive engineer died suddenly at 1 19 Tuesday morning in New York City Post Graduate Hospital cerebral hemorrhage. Born near Pauline New Jersey in 68 4 0 he joined the Erie in 1861 as brakeman and became engineer in 1863. Survived by wife Rhoda and children Albert James Elizabeth Leonia Peter and George plus a brother and several sisters. He was long active in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and leaves many friends in Goshen and Port Jervis.
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Levi Lintey
Port Jervis
New York
Erie
Post Graduate Hospital
New York City
Mr. Linler
Pauline
Warren County
N. J
Dennis
Elizabeth Linley
Delaware
Linley
Orange County
Mountain Express
Rhoda
Albert
Yar
James
Elizebeth
Leoia
Edward Mackay
Peter
George
James B. Linley
Goshen
Nancy Bartow
New London
Conc
Mary Corkendall
Hirtford
Conn
Sarah
William French
Matamores
Emma Boughton
Hartford
Coral
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Unionville notices and church service news May events
Unionville reports Rev S R Brown of Ohis will preach both services Sunday with a large attendance expected. A Presbyterian delegate, Miss M Belle Keepers, heads to the county convention at Cornwall on the Hudson May 24. Local items note street paving, visitors from Middletown and New York, a church ice cream and berry festival, and various townsfolk travel and social visits.
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S. R. Brown
Ohis
Presbyterian
Brown
M. Belle Keepers
Cornwell-on-the-Hudson
Absen
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Dennis
Newburgh
Willard
Middletown
Ira L. Clark
M. J. Johnson
Lester Schonies
Rs. Everson
Ensign
Isaac Pettit
Childs
New York
Gearee
Howard Tuite
Marlbors
Mo R. Chared
Granes Hall
Rhinesmeye
Mint Hansas
Camere
Mes
Irvin Myers Ang Snas
Tatereo
Albert Vant
Veransisiot Ape
Fangie
Midate
Jean
Geing
Calfermia
Albert VanFlert
Married at St Paul's Parsonage in Brooklyn
Zateraey Pr Charles J Walworth of Br. Ta a Faseles Cie and Mrs Beattie Avenue Tar heme In Brovalyn presided at a wedding with Miss The Deckep of Warwick as the bride. The event occurred at St Pauls Parsonage with attending family members.
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Zateraey + Pr
Charles J. Walworth
Taa
Faseles Cie
Ana
Beattie Avenue
Brovalyn
Wellness
Walworth Mar Wiem Ldvle
NeThe’ Deckep
Warwick
Shriners Favor a Newburgh Temple
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine meeting in Newburgh discussed establishing a temple here. The vote favored the project 27 to 1, with canvassing by mail planned for nonattendees as next steps toward securing a charter from the Imperial Council.
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Newburgh
Middletown
Shriners
Palatine Hotel
Hat Clty
Kingston
Poushkeepsie
Harry Cathcart
Harry T. Coldsell
John H. Quinlan
Imperial Council
Louisville
Quinlach
John B. Rose
Graham Witschief
Frederick W. Wilson
E. M. Murtfeldt
Charles Y. Halstead
John H. Chapman
Fatally Injured In Auto Crash At Warwick Crossing
Charles B. Barber of Clinton over due Warwick was hurled 40 feet when his Buick collided with a Lehigh and Hudson Railroad milk train at a Warwick crossing near Demerest Hotel. Barber, a wealthy retiree and Hamburg paper mills owner Sparks’ half brother, died from injuries. Engineers and doctors aided at the scene. Barber likely will not recover.
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Charles B. Barber
Clinton Overdue
Warwick
Lehigh and Hudson Railroad
George Smith
W. W. Micks
Mr. Barber
Clinton Avenue
Barber
Sparkles
Hamburg
C E Members In Auto Collision
The Christian Endeavorers of Florida held evangelistic services at Orange Farm Sunday afternoon. Returning members were involved in a car collision with a pickup. One vehicle continued, and the group exchanged names and addresses and arranged repairs and payment.
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Christian Endeavorers of
Florida
Orange Farm
Carritses
Avio Perry
Hurt
Changeable color wallpaper inventor claims breakthrough
Morris W. McConnal, a wallpaper designer from 148 North Street, says he has created a genuine changeable color by blending pigments to produce a coppery sheen visible in certain lights. He claims the method preserves each color’s identity and plans to patent it and seek buyers among major wallpaper firms.
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Morris W. McCornal
North, Street
McConnal
Wall Peaker
McGonnel
North Street
McConnall
State Civil Service Exams Scheduled for June
The State Civil Service Commission will hold exams on June 1 for multiple positions including assistant agent, auditor of highway accounts, bank examiner, library assistant, parole agent, telephone operator, and woman officer. Salaries range from 520 to 14 a day, with various duties at state agencies. Last date to file is June 14 at noon. postal card requests advised.
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Department of Agriculture
Queens County
Department of Highways
State Banking Department
Erle
Pathological Institute
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Aesnen
Maintenanre
Alpain
Improvements at Budwig's Store Orange County MG
M any improvements at Budwig s store Orange County MG. A notes many improvements as additions to the store this spring and have placed it in the front rank of clothing establishments in this city with steady importation of appointments and variety of stock on hand. The front of the store features upright hat show cases with glass fronts and versatile openings to display goods at once. Glass showcases are plated about the store and clothing items including coats and like articles are arranged in lighted, air tight cases behind glass. The lighting has been improved for better illumination of goods. The county boys' work director notes improved facilities and plans for the future, including ongoing service and annual reports highlighting progress in the county work department and organization of new secretaries.
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Xew North
Unies
Silien Poss
Reemily Tork
Nike
Zihlervice
Menaais
Tao Erantrie
Fortethree Eranties
Actes
Middletown High eyes strong showing at county meet
Middletown High School qualified for entry in the Orange County Interscholastic Association meet to be held at Goshen on May 29. At Grove Street track Tuesday, athletes earned spots in events including 66 and 106 yard dashes, 221 yard dash, half mile, shot put and more, with several defending champions set to return.
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Orange County Interscholastic Association
Goshen
Grove Street
Middletown High School
Burhans
Gibbs
Emde
Mills
Mills and Saver
Hehn
Tremper
Rowler
Rowley
Comfort
Ackerry
Comifort
Elmore
Ralay
Burkans
Middletown
Mnon
Still One Survivor of Monroe Wreck
The Times-Press notes Chauncey W Dimnick of Virginia as the last survivor of the Erie Railroad disaster at Monroe. Mrs Mary Callbreath of White Lake New York visits in Colorado. Charles and Mary Mowell children of Joseph and Jane owned the Jefferson House on Main Street were aboard. Charles was killed and Mary survived and later married J F Callbreath. Mary was eleven at the time of the catastrophe.
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Chauncey W. Dinemick
Virginia
Erie
Monroe
Mary “Atbreath
White Lake
N. Y
Nassa
Colorado
Charies
Mary
Joseph
Jane Mowell
Jefferson House
Main Stree
North Street
J. F. Callbreath
D H Fenton Plans Potential Bowling Alley Construction
D A Fenton, proprietor of Fiore Etherion, considers installing bowling alleys in his property. Representatives from a sporting goods house discussed location details, with plans for nine to ten lanes extending from the sidewalk and up to the specified setback limits, to be built to standard construction by a reputable firm.
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D. A. Fenton
Fiore
Etherion
Adakins
Dulidias
Mr. Fenton
Sporting Goods
Ir. Fenton
Dion
Safeot
Standam
Mrs Loder Delegated to L S S Convention
Rice LT Loder president of Crescent Branch serves as delegate to the Seventh annual convention of the IS&SS to be held at Hotel Astor Pensonhurst on Wednesday. The report notes the delegation from the Crescent Branch and outlines the upcoming meeting details.
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Rice
Loder
Crescent
1. S&s
Hotel Astor
Governor Hughes Signs Curfew Law Bill
Governor Hughes on Tuesday signed a curfew bill allowing local authorities in Middletown and nearby areas to establish curfew laws. The measure, praised by supporters, aims to curb juvenile disturbances and improve public safety.
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Rose
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