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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
7
A childhood eczema case on the face and head was cured after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The patient notes severe pain and itching eased, with full recovery after guidance from a physician. Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan provides the testimonial dated October 20, 1907.
Goshen churches announce hours for worship and Sunday school. Trinity Lutheran under Pastor Betz holds public worship Sundays at 10 am with English and German dates listed. Sunday school at 11 15 am. First Church Sci entist in Democrat building offers 10 30 am service and 11 30 am Sunday School with midweek meeting. Presbyterian plans usual Sunday service at noon. Leeper Park hosts Goshen Greys game at 3 30 pm with special ball park car service.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles' Nervine calms irritated nerves and restores sleep without opiates. It features a testimonial from Mrs May Scott of English Indiana, describing relief after one bottle and ongoing improvement. The Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana backs the product.
Rushville Indiana August reports say eighteen masked men beat farmer John Tribbey with a board studded with nails and tarred and feathered him. A neighbor Aliss Jessie Smith faced threats as the mob also damaged her home. Authorities, including Attorney General James Bingham, vow to pursue a wide investigation into the alleged whitecap incident and related domestic disputes.
Marguerite Patterson, a young daughter, startled by a stranger entering her home, armed with a broom after a kitchen search. The intruder fled as the girl resisted, while witnesses report a drunken man assaulting others in nearby events and property crimes across Indiana.
Harry K Thaw files in U S court a voluntary bankruptcy petition through attorney Charles Morschauser of New York. Assets listed at 128012 38 and liabilities at 406140 43 with disputed claims including 80000 to John B Gleason 60000 to Huart ridge & Peabody and 20875 from six alienists plus 8000 to Martin W Littleton. Thaw said in jail the expenses over two years have reached 200000 and more claims may total another 200000. He called it a business necessity to meet heavy costs and said some creditors may not be paid fully.
Mr Fred Brewer and Whites of South mas visit Mr and Mrs Wainer north of town. Sam King repairing property recently purchased from the Ehtridge estate. Mrs Dennis Bughee is in a critical condition. Miss Eva Nicholeon returned from Hantsville C where she cared for elder Mrs Rose Covington. Miss Edith Milburn of Noles Mich guest of George Milburn and family. Miss Belle Shupert of San Francisco Cal visiting Mr George C Thompson and mother. Forgers are operating in LaPorte county. Ligonier will have a harvest jubilee Aug 12. For real estate see G P Rowell.
King Frederik and Queen Louise welcomed about four hundred Danish Americans in Copenhagen and conveyed President Roosevelt’s greetings. The king thanked the guests and asked them to pass his compliments to fellow countrymen upon their return. Guests included Dr. Hellerung of New York and Dr. Max Henrius of Chicago. In Washington, Secret Service chief Wilkie seeks to test the law on stage money with a case involving $100 bills sold as novelty money.
Chicago and East Buffalo publish commodity and livestock quotes. Wheat, corn, oats futures show varied levels with cash grain prices for No 2 red and hard wheat, No 2 yellow corn and spring wheat. Hogs cattle and lambs supply data and price ranges are listed with regional notes.
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