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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1908

Page

3

Indianapolis Independent Opinion on Tariff Reform and Indiana Centenary

Old Joe Cannon opposes tariff reform and risks losing speakership. The piece urges sincere reformers to oust him. Indiana will celebrate its 1816 centennial in 1916 with potential commemorations and mock proposals, while opposing costly expositions and seeking a suitable alternative celebration method.

Indianapolis Joe Cannon Tariff Reviston Joseph Indiana

Mi o na tablets praised in dyspepsia ads

Anecdotal testimonials from Whiteland Indiana Buffalo New York Bridgeton New Jersey Mountain Island North Carolina and Benny Jenner promote Mi o na tablets for dyspepsia stomach trouble vomiting weight gain and digestion cures. The ad claims 50 cents a box with guarantee to cure acute and chronic digestion and seasickness.

Whiteland Ind D. A. Brewer Buffalo N. Y Mary Becker Baily Avenue Bridgeton N. J Carrie Vanaman Mountain Island N. C L. R. Noakes Benny N. Jenner America

Genuine Laugh Maker Hilda Thomas at Jefferson Theatre

Hilda Thomas brings genuine laughter to the Jefferson next Thursday in Janey a farcical comedy. Lou Hall supports the star, providing further humor. Both performers previously starred under B C Whitney and are praised for entertaining audiences.

Hilda Thomas Jeferson Jefferson Janey Frank Daniels Miss Thomas Lou Hall Lou Hall Wer B.C Whitney

Fearful Railroad Strike Near Affects Lines West of Pittsburg

Washington December 1 The dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Pennsylvania railroad west of Pittsburg has the General Board of Mediation in session with Chairman Knapp and Professor Neill. A strike vote is being taken by engineers on those lines, and if approved the situation will intensify. The railroad side was presented by General Manager G L Peck and conferences may continue for two or three days.

Washington Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg Order Knapp Interstate Commerce Commission Charles P. Neill G. L. Peck Pennsylvania Lines Board of Mediation

Building fund subscription begun to cover expenses

A local effort began a popular subscription to meet the building’s expenses. The campaign seeks community support to cover costs and complete the project.

Rooster a Witness In Raid on Cock Pit Arrest

Red Prince a feathered witness against five of thirteen men arrested in a raid on a saloon cockpit in Chicago. The prisoners were fined three dollars each.

Cock Pit Chicago Red Prince

Hundreds die as Japanese steamers sink after collision

Chefoo China December 1 report 750 Japanese are said to have perished when two steamers collided head on near the port. Both ships sank immediately after their hulls were shattered in the impact.

Chefeo China

Home Made Mixture for Catarrh Relief

A homemade remedy for catarrh claims to relieve rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles. The recipe uses Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with doses after meals and at night. It asserts improved kidney elimination and possible prevention of future catarrh attacks.

BANK VAULT LOOTED IN OLPE KANOUT $2,000 STOLEN

Robbers used several charges of nitroglycerine to break the State bank vault at Olpe Kansas and escaped with 2000 dollars in currency. The incident is dated December 1 with Olpe listed as the location. The same dateline notes Frank Sweetman, aged 21, arriving in Chicago after a thirty two hour tramp from Milwaukee on a 95 dollar wager.

Olpe Kan Chicago Frank Sweetman Milwaukee Shippy

Northern Indiana Railway Timetable Eastern Division

The timetable shows hourly departures from 6 30 a m to 10 20 p m and 11 45 p m to Elkhart Mishawaka and South Bend with limited trains at 8 30 am 11 30 am 2 30 pm 5 30 pm and 8 30 pm Sundays last train at 11 20 pm. Three express and freight trains run daily except Sunday with departure at 7 00 am 10 15 am and 5 00 pm. Freight and express arrive at 0 00 am 4 30 pm and 9 00 pm. South Bend La Porte and Michigan City cars depart every 90 minutes starting 6 00 am through 11 15 pm with a 1 15 pm LaPorte only service. CHAS G LOHMAN Gen Supt.

Elkhart Mishawakes South Bend LaPorte Michigan City Chas, G. Lohman

Supreme Court to rule on safety appliance obligations

The Supreme Court will decide if the safety appliance law requires railroads to keep automatic couplers in good order as well as equipping cars with them. The case I M Neih versus the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad originated in Tennessee where damages were awarded to a railroad employee but reversed by the circuit court of appeals. The high court review follows.

Supreme Court Washington I. M. Nelh St. Louis and San Francco Railroad Company Tennessee United S' 42 Circuit Court of Appeals Er Opec E Court Cpte

Supreme Court Reverses Virginia 2-Cent Rate Ruling

The United States Supreme Court reversed the circuit court of Virginia on the 2-cent railway rate law. The lower court had granted railroads a restraining order against enforcement by the state corporation commission. The decision effectively ends federal action, directing the case be considered by state courts.

Supreme Court Washington United States Supreme Court Circuit Court of Virginia State Corporation Commission

Francis Wilson to Perform in Goshen Next Tuesday

Francis Wilson arrives from Powers Theatre Chicago and will star in When Knights were Bold at the Jefferson next Tuesday. The tour follows a Chicago engagement drawing strong house numbers and praises from critics. Henry Cunningham dies in Warsaw at 79.

Goshen Powers Theatre Chicago J. D. Leffilmgwel Francis Wison the Jefferson Mr. Wilson Detroit Knights Wilson Wm. H. Crane William Gillette Marie Doro Ethel Barrymore William Cilifer Hattie Williams John Drewn Billie Burke

Thanksgiving visits and local notices from Bristol

Prof K M Snapp spent Thanksgiving with friends in Indianapolis. S Studebaker left for Western points to visit the Dakotas and Montana. Mrs Cox funeral held at MFE church Monday afternoon. Lottie Sanger of Chicago visiting her parents H C Sanger. W O Lee of Anderson visiting relatives here. Mrs Wanger taken to Elkheart Friday for hospital treatment. Mr and Mrs Win Sullivan now in San Angelo Texas for winter. Will’s health improving. Miss Lunes Hermanece visiting Chicago. Thanksgiving dance poorly attended due to bad weather. Will Alder and family visiting HB App family. John Everingham install new 10 hp gasoline engine for growing patronage. A street handout occurred Saturday night with two young men involved. Nominations for officers Tuesday December 1 with Esquire rank also discussed. Full attendance desired. J W Stage and C Anticipate framing needs before holiday rush. Leidner and Hascall framing ad.

K. M. Snapp Indianapolis Studebaker Western Points Dakotas Montana Cox M. FE Mies Lottie Sanger Chicago H. Clay Sanger W. O. Lee Anderson Wi. Ganger Elkhart Win Sullivan San Angelo Texas Will Misa Lunes Hermanece Will Alder Battle Creek App John Everingham

Boston Opera House cornerstone laid in new era

The Boston Opera House cornerstone was laid with Governor Curtis Guild Jr speaking. The project will not be ready for occupancy for about a year. Eben D. Jordan donated the land for the opera house site.

Boston Boston Opera House Curtis Guild, Jr Eben D. Jordan

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