Weekly establishes to 1859 and 1872 by local publishers
The piece notes price appreciation in staple stocks and railroads, urging holders to keep shares bought cheaply. It references Goshen Democrat and Review on Standard Oil case, quoting Roosevelt’s criticism of the court of appeals and Taft on justice and the danger of jury trials interfering with court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Chage
Chase & Kent
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Court of Appeals
Mr. Taft
Luther League of America Convention Opens at Handel Hall
Rev F A Bonander departs for Chicago to attend the eighth biennial Luther League of America convention in session all week at Handel Hall. The Illinois league hosts the first meeting at 2 30 p m today with speakers. A reception at Immanuel Swedish Lutheran church Tuesday and a grand rally Thursday feature United States Senator Knute Nelson as the principal speaker. National officers will be elected next Wednesday morning. The league claims 150 000 members and represents 2 000 000 Lutherans. Also a large Sunday evening program by the First Church of the Brethren included recitations essays music and a We Thank Thee O Father quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bonander
Chicago
Luther League of America
Handel Hall
Luther League of Illinois
Immanuel Swedish Lutheran Church
United States
Knute Nelson
League
Lutheran Churches of America
First Church of the Brethren
Idiana
Mr. Light
St. Joseph County
B. F. Shively
Elkhart
Times
Shively
United States Senate
Hendricks
McDonald
Turpie
Daniel W. Voorhees
Joseph E. Talbot
William ©. Stover
Henry Hartzler
J. J. Rush
Battell Park
Mishawaka
O. G. Phelps
Colorado
Robin E. Dunbar
South Bend
J. A. Snook
W. 4. Millard
Eugene Debs
Millard
Main
High Streets
Myna Mynard
Rocky Mountain News
James FE. Watson
Fort Wayne
Agus 1
Fred S. Sims
Joseph Heck
Adam Mr. Smith
Heck
Campaign finance publicity and corruption risks debated
The independence league and all parties take clear stances on campaign contributions and expenditures. The text argues that corporate funding is unlawful, yet stresses that publication of donors does not guarantee electoral purity. It states corruption lies in fund use, not in receipt, and calls for tracing money to its purposes and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence League
General Election Campaign Fund
Political Notes Openly backs county option in Indiana
Rev Dr Somerville Light of Marion urges county local option in Indiana Republicans platform. He says brewers stand united and temperance progress requires local option. he frames the issue as moral rather than partisan, noting Democratic shifts in St Joseph County and broader public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Light
Marion
Elkhart
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
Won Race With Death
FE H Llewellyn secretary of the Chicago Malleable Castings Co. and three men sailed toward Chicago from New York after doctors in Frankfort Germany forecast a quick death. A special train and swift steamer aimed at the Mauretania but failed as the patient reached his home. A Pioneer in the Craft: G K Bell of Cleveland visits Simonton Lake, noted as a leading stereotyper, reflecting on the craft’s early days and rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century
FE. H. Llewellyn
Chicago Malleable Castings Co
New York
Frankfort
Germany
Chicago
Liverpool
New York Central
G. K. Bell
Cleveland
Henry Single
Simontan Lake
Bell
The
Cleveland News
America
United States
Aeronautics in America and Civil War ties
Count Zeppelin, famed aeronaut, began balloon tests as a Union Army officer and led cavalry in Carl Schritz’s brigade. He maintained German allegiance while earning Kaiser’s respect as noted by Sau Bend Times. Reunion of the 100th Indiana set for September 10 at Wolcottville with meals at 25 and 15 cents, lodging free. secretary Theo F. Upson of Elkhart coordinating arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Count Zeppelin
Carl Schritz
100Th Indiana
100Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Persimmon” Regiment
Wolcottville
Lima
Ind
Theo F. Upson
Elkhart
County Officials Estimates Filed for 1909 Budget
Elkhart County Indiana officials have filed itemized estimates for 1909 totaling amounts for each office and function. The Auditor notes the council will review the figures. the meeting is set for September 8, 1908, in Goshen. Also noted is Wrecking Master J. S. Francis of the New York Central Lines in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8S. Francis
New York Central Lines
New York City
Court House Improvements and Budget Totals
A detailed ledger lists appropriations for the county court house project from 1904 to 1908 with line items for new closets tiling wiring fixtures heating plumbing and remodeling. Total effective appropriations amount to 148 129 with credits including reverted amounts bonds premiums and unused allocations. Separately plans note converting the old Congregational church at Marion and Fourth into flats and remodeling Dr Miles residence with architect Turnock. Also mentions Dr Alma Townsend as prohibitionist nominee for Blackford county coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
County Council
Wee
Vera Oes
Vadoghs
Cseseeae
Recorder's
J. F. Wild & Co
General County Fund
E, D, Bush & Co
Breed & Harrison
General County Fit AL
George Dall
Congregational
Marion and
Fourth Streets
Dr. Miles
F. L. Miles
E. Hill Turnock
Franklin and
Fifth Streets
Neighborhood Picnic at Bull Lake This August 20
The annual neighborhood picnic of the northern Cleveland township will be held at Bull Lake on August 20. From a small start the reunion has grown to a significant event with about a hundred attendees expected. Chicken bread butter pie beans and potato salad will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Township
Bull Lake
Elkhart County Council to Meet for 1909 Levy Talk
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of the Elkhart County Council in Goshen Indiana will be held Tuesday September 8 1908 at the county auditor's office. The purpose is to consider appropriations fix the 1909 tax levy and transact other business as needed. D O Batchelor Auditor Elkhart County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Elkhart
Indiana
Cir, Ct
Board of Review
Auditor’s Office
Goshen
Elkhart County
D. O. Batchelor
Delicatessen Home Baked Goods Featured
Daily Review notes a selection of delicatessen style home baked goods offered to readers. The item highlights affordable treats at ten cents per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Review
Boy Lacerates Foot On Rake Tines Near Claypool
The four year old son of Charles Tucker of near Claypool severely cut a foot after stepping on rake tines. Medical help was sought to treat the injury and prevent infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tucker
Claypool
Sale on Ladies Underwear and Fabrics
Silk and wool plaids in light shade batiste cloth offered. Regular five percent value at 29 cents. Ladies gauze union suits, regular thirty nine cent values, on sale for nineteen cents.
Local Bargain Advertises Household Goods Sale
Catalog lists best cider ving and 30c grade items. Pet gal 18c, glass tumblers per dozen 0.25, 10-qt enamel dishpan 35c value 0.17, 10-qt galvanized pails 25c worth 10c, Lipert enamel preserving kettle 40c grade sale, broken chinaware at half price.
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A. P. Kent
Goshen Democrat
Thornton
Henry
Sarah
Kreitzery) Thornton
Sarah Thornton
Snyder Co. Pa
Summit County
Ohio
John
Solomon
Samuel Thornton
Lavina Kuhns
Mariah Hartung
Plainfield
George Thornton
Kalispel
Mont
Oliver H. Thornton
George W. Thornton
Jesse D Brown
John Thornton
Henry Thornton
Stanley Thornton Miller
Plymouth
D. C. Batchelor
Blackford County
Alma Townsend
FES
Keene Bros
Kidda Keksbkeee Iis
J. Thomas
Misses and Childrens
Clouse Shoe Co
White Lawn
Tod
Nottingham
H. E
Swift
Pride
Seer
Japan
White House
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