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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1909

Page

2

Semi-Weekly Review of News, Literature and Politics

The Orange County Times-Press announces a semi weekly review published Tuesdays and Fridays. It lists staff roles and offices in New York Chicago and Middletown, with subscription rates, printing services, advertising and circulation notes, and a brief astronomical events section.

Joun Stivers H. HW. Knickerbocker Associated Press Unita Publishers’ Association Td Glass Paosini Mildivtown Alupet Newte Stivers Printing Company Jown D. Stive AL A. Stevens Centre Telephonier Business New York Brunswick Chicago Tribune Frank K. North Orange Count Hotwlings I Broadway 29Th Street Broadway 42Nd Street Park Row Times-Press Orange County Times-Press Middletown Times Press filmes-Press

Obituary Remembers Henry H. Rogers Amid Wealth Debates

Readers recall Henry H. Rogers, noting wealth brought both influence and hostile criticism. The piece defends Rogers against sensational personal slander, praising his quiet, charitable work and loyalty to friends and family.

Henry H Rogers and the tariff on hides debate

The piece frames Henry H. Rogers as a determined businessman and argues tariffs on hides would protect American tanning and shoe industries by keeping thousands employed. It notes visitors’ claims Europe’s tanning sector fears a U.S. tariff removal and suggests coordinated funding to influence tariff policy.

Free Hides Drive Tariff Battle in Leather Trade

The piece argues for keeping hides on the free list amid tariff debate. It notes that leather underpins many goods from shoes to harnesses, fears trusts monopolizing hides, and warns of higher costs for families as packers push for protections while independent tanners and shoe manufacturers mobilize in Washington.

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Mr Opp A Tale Of Optimism And Humble Courage

A critical note praises Alice Hogan Rice’s novel Mr Opp as a buoyant optimistic study of a hero who loses all but remains cheerful. The review compares it to Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, lauds its humor and sympathetic village portrayal, and urges readers to embrace the book for its hopeful lesson and wholesome outlook. It contrasts it with harsher modern fiction and extols the author’s ability to spread sunlight and hopeful resolve.

Mr. Opp Alice Hogan Rice Thrall Exque Lfe George Meredith Opp App

Communion at St Pauls Next Sunday

On Thursday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock the Women's Missionary Society of St Pauls Church meets with Mrs H W Bush Cortland Street. On the same day the Standard Bearer will meet at 7 oclock in the lecture room. The program directed by Miss Ethel Hall aids the Sunday service led by Rev Dr Walworth. The morning offering goes to the M E hospital in Brooklyn. Wednesday evening the regular prayer meeting will be held as preparation for communion Sunday.

St. Paul's Church H.W. Bush Dr. Walworth M. E. Hospital Brooklyn Graser

President entertains the University Club at home

Mien W. Cerwin hosts the University Club at his residence on Beatie Avenue Friday night. The event features a reception and light refreshments with a large turnout of club members and Cerwin portrayed in a regal role.

Mien W. Cerwin University Cah FLOR Mocay Yiams

Lawsuit Filed Over Services By Former Partners

James and Moris J. Trarrea face a suit alleging owed compensation for services rendered to a former partner Josephine Dunlap claims. The case centers on an amount allegedly due for work performed in recent transactions and legal actions begun in this city.

Sues James & My. Civing Partn Moris J. Trarrea Teenver Ni Twight Josephine Dunlap Iity Hem

Indicted brokers face bench warrant in larceny case

Assistant District Attorney J D Wilson confirms Orange county grand jury indictment of T A Ennis and C F Stoppani brokers on grand larceny charges. Complaints allege $900 loss by former coroner Edward M Murtfetch and $2200 by bottler Samuel Hamiston after funds given to an Ennis Stoppani agent for stock purchases. Bench warrant issued. hearings planned in Newburgh Supreme Court with multiple regional attorneys ready.

J. D. Wilson, Jr Newburgh Times-Press T. A. Ennis C. F. Stoppani Orange County Grand Jury Joseph Morschauser Ennis and Stoppani Edward M. Murtfetch Samuel Hamiston Ennis & Stoppani Glcott Middletown Ennis Stoppani Cour Terence J. McManus Olcott, Gruber, Bonynge

Hospital Inmate Missing Sparks Local Alarm

Newburgh residents fear for Robert Halstead, a 61-year-old former patient of Middletown State Hospital who escaped two weeks ago. Authorities confirm the escape but say he was never deemed a dangerous fugitive, while family worries he may harm himself or others as a statewide search continues. The case centers on Halstead’s October admission and his wife Mrs. Halstead of 8 Overlook Place.

Newburgsh Robert Halstead Newburgh Middletown State Hospital Ehnice Fru State Hospital Halstead

Party Motored From Stroudsburg Here

A large party of monilist motorists from Stroudsburg Pennsylvania rode to this city on Sunday for dinner at Rowles restaurant. The party, starting at 8:40 from Stroudsburg, covered about four miles and included Mr and Mrs Frank Weiss and son, of the American Hotel, Stroudsburg, Mr and Mrs William Morten and Mr and Mrs Eugene Fehr, of the Central, plus Grover C. Martine and others. The trip took a route via Milford Dingmans Ferry and Port Jervis.

Aninmonilista Stradsburgh Rowles Din Four Stpeisthureh Loe Clork Frank Weiss American Stroudsturzh Wiliam Morten Eugene Fehr Central Vv Grover C. Martine Rheda Allemose Edsar Serfass William Gor Hanman

City Clerk Returns From State Clerks Convention

City Clerk I B A Taylor returned Sunday night from Niagara Falls after attending the New York State Association of City Clerks convention. He was elected to the executive committee along with Frank Fonda John Crowley and John Hanlon. New officers included Harold Balliet as president and W O Kerr as vice president. Taylor described the meeting as pleasant and satisfactory.

I. B. A. Taylor Ningars Falls New York State Association of City Clerks Taylor Harold J. Balliet Buffalo W.O. Kerr Ithaca William Workman Studson William G. Rainsford New Rochelle Franki! Fonda Schenectady John G. Crowley Elmira John D. Hanlon Auburn B. A. Taylor Buffalo Evening News New Prospect House Niagara Falls

Edward T. Lovatt Dies After Paralysis At White Plains Court

Edward T. Lovatt a Rockland County lawyer and longtime Republican campaign speaker died Sunday after paralysis struck him while summing up a case in the Supreme Court at White Plains last Thursday He was appealing for a large verdict for Warren Palmer one victim of the Nyack turnpike wreck Mrs Lovatt had worked on suits against the New York Central Ry for years Lovatt born May 22 1850 in Newark later moved to Tarrytown He married Sarah Tompkins niece of Daniel D Tompkins He became a lawyer February 14 1878 and was chief counsel in the Anderson will case He left a wife and two children guidance unknown at present.

Edward T. Lovatt Rockland County Supreme Court White Plains Warren Palmer Mr. Lovatt Rewell J. Lovatt Newark N. J Tarrytown Sarah T. Tompkins Daniel D. Tompkins United States Anderson John Anderson Lovatt Tarrytown Inness

Wild West show delusion leads to arrest in Newburgh street incident

John Geddes of North Water street Newburgh, aged 23, arrested after lassoing and dragging a boy through the street. A brother of former night officer William Geddes, he suffered head injury months earlier causing insanity and was at Middletown State Hospital before partial recovery. An ad in the Times-Press classifieds offers to rent a vacant house.

John Geddes North Waterstreet Newburgh Geddes William Geddes Newburgh and Fishkill Middletown State Hospital

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