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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
3
A 1908 Goshen Indiana Post notes Taft gains Wall Street support while cautioning on street influence. It recalls Ripon Wisconsin origins of the Republican party with Abolition roots and a July Jackson Michigan oak meeting that helped form the party.
Mrs. Leslie Carter with a party of nearly 40 travels from Chicago on the 4 20 Lake Shore train and checks into Hotel Haseau. She performs David Belasco's Du Barry at the Jefferson tonight at 8 30, closing the local dramatic season with heavy advance ticket sales.
An ad touts Prosene as a top remedy for stomach unrest and digestion issues. It promotes Prosene Compound with tincture of cinchona and sherry wine, claiming it cures disease and strengthens tissue and nerve force.
Indianapolis report identifies Frank Hoss of Chicago as Robert W Greene of Waynetown Indiana. Greene, VP of Farmers and Merchants Bank, is accused of shipping stolen horses to Chicago and nearby cities. Arrest followed discovery of McCabe barn horse and other stolen animals in a Greene rented barn and a stockcar with hay at the stockyards.
In St Louis where he is playing the band master Creatore secretly wed Madam Barilli soprano soloist in Atlantic City on April 24 amid past divorces and contentious petitions. The couple’s romance followed Barilli’s divorce from her husband as she faced accusations from Creatore’s ex-wife. The article notes accompanying figures and later expresses thanks from relatives and friends for kindnesses shown after a bereavement.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, the actress, occupies a suite at Hotel Hascall. She brought her pet, and Sunday evening an order was sent to the dining room for a broiled surloin steak and bread and butter for the dog.
County Superintendent Weaver presided over the regular monthly teachers examination at the Madison street school building. There were 87 applicants for licenses: 32 for county, five for state, and the rest unspecified.
Mayor Cushman forwards British request on Schlatter the divine healer charged with practicing medicine without a license. Schlatter claims Wateridge status and petitions Ambassador Bryce. Other items note Terre Haute power plant plans, resignations of local officials, a fatal earth burial near Nokomwae, a Bulgarian anarchist deportation attempt, and the death of grain buyer Smith Abbott in Columbus Indiana.
Engineer Killed in Ho bart Indiana on Saturday afternoon. D. H. Smith of Garrett, a prominent Garrett citizen, is identified in the report. Elsewhere H. O. Eldridge buys the Athens Times, with other local notices including straw hats from Townsend Co and medical remedies. The Washington wire covers appropriations talks and currency commission first meeting, with Vice President Patrionics leaving for Indianapolis.
Transfers show multiple Elkhart lots and tracts changing hands with prices from 1 to 20 000 dollars. Names include E A Skinner C G Conn Mamie Schuler Eva Kunkel Flora V Eleson and James Cripe. Other deeds show Harrison township Union and Washington county properties with varying sums.
A brief item notes hot weather influencing underwear choices in union suits and describes a range of shirt lines including soft shirts with collars either attached or detached. Abe Kaats is mentioned in connection with the note.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for rheumatic and nervous complaints It claims soothing effects on the nervous system relieve pain and restore rest It invites readers to write for free advice and cites patient testimonials from Rockaway and Elkhart Indiana Tubular dosage and pamphlet aroma are referenced as part of the offer
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