Weather outlook for Friday brings cooler north
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with local thunderstorms. Cooler in the northwest portion on Friday.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
8
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with local thunderstorms. Cooler in the northwest portion on Friday.
A collage of short items mentions Jacob A. Maciem in White Pigeon on business, a Goshen band trip to Ben ton Harbor on June 17, late North Bound Big Four train, local ads for heating and plumbing, real estate, and sawmill work, plus church notices and social visits in Indiana towns.
A stream of visitors and travelers is recorded in Goshen and nearby towns. Henry Cook in Milford and A E Brownell in Warsaw on business. Roy Keelen from Ligonier and Will Pefflay from Chicago. Mrs A Deahl and Miss Marie Williamann in town, with others visiting Niles, South Bend, Lake Wawasee, Albion, and Huntington. Several plans to travel or relocate, including Frank Romaine to San Francisco and Yoder visiting from Utah.
A fragment describes a family fearing evil spirits targeting the eldest son. The parents believe trickery could alter the perceived sex of the child, with a hesitant warning against deceit and danger from malevolent entities.
All water rents due June 1st noted by City Treasurer Gt E C Wilson. A man and wife without children seek boarding house opportunities in a lumber camp and prompt inquiries at 34 Hops & Brooks. Kinzel & Co. promote a homemade candies line as a local product.
Residents attended gatherings in North Manchester and a June 9 ice cream social invites all. Citizens also reported attending a show in Foraker and, after recent rains, farmers are plowing corn. Abe Newcomber welcomed a daughter, Mud Lake boats see frequent fishing parties, and John Christopher is listed as sick.
Four thousand attended the Chicago auditorium meeting where Boer envoys were main speakers and were cheered along with others denouncing Great Britain. Envoys split up after the event to travel to Grand Haven Holland Muskegon Grand Rapids and Columbus.
Washington reports the majority House Military Affairs committee finds labor conspiracy and insurrection since 1902 in Coeur dAlenes, supports federal troops, and commends Gen Merriam for prudence. Also notes senate confirmations and local political shifts, a cyclone story from Winnipes, and a Boycott effort in Cape Town.
Chicago live stock receipts and prices for cattle hogs and calves listed with varied grades and per head values. Milwaukee grain futures and cash prices show No 1 northern No 2 northern and rye and barley quotes with steady to dull markets across grades.
Delaware County physicians place 726 names on a blacklist with plans to reach 1500, barring unlisted doctors from medical attendance unless paying cash in advance. City reports mention political races and local names.
The outline notes that Northwestern University in Chicago will not educate women to be doctors. Other items mention New York salience in a socialist ticket, indictments in Chicago for murder, a Philippine raid, a Philadelphia fair attendance tally, and various scattered notes.
Our Carpet Stock presents the largest show of its kind in Goshen with new patterns in Wilton Velvets Body Brussels and Lowell Extra Supers. A wide line of cotton and wool goods, China Mattings in varied colors for dining rooms and chambers, and extra values from 15 to 30 cents per yard. You can view them without obligation to buy.
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