Goshen Democrat Opinion on Plymouth Nomination
The Goshen Democrat notes uncertainty in the republican district over whether Miller or Moorman will secure the Plymouth nomination. It suggests strong dissatisfaction within the party if democrats nominate wisely. It also references the South Bend Tribune criticizing caucus methods and warns such tactics could ruin the party. It cites Indianapolis newspapers that critique Jas E. Watson and Attorney General Bing ham after speeches at Spencer and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Moorman
Plymouth
South Bend Tribune
Rep
Indianapolis
Jas. E. Watson
Bingham
Spencer
Brazil
Taft campaign intrigue and a new Canada rail route emerge
The article spotlights a sharp taunt at the attorney general amid campaign talk as the Duluth Rainy Lake and Winnipeg railway opens a faster Chicago to Winnipeg corridor. It links Duluth to Fort Frances and strengthens Canadian Northern access, boosting Great Lakes grain transit and rival rail competition. It also details Arthur F. Statter’s political ascent from Sioux City journalist to Taft campaign figure, amid intra-party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Chicago
Winnipeg
Duluth, Rainy Lake
Duluth
Fort Frances
Ont
Canadian Northern
Western Canada
Bond
Tidewater
Great Lakes
Port Arthur
Hudson Bay
Frazer
Fortune
Statter
Sioux City
Iowa
Perkins
Walla Walla
Wash
Union
Levi Ankeny
Senator Ankeny
Shaw
Work Progressing Rapidly on Street Paving
Progress on Sixth street asphalt paving continues with Hatch and Sons planning to begin the Fifth street job later this week. Equipment arrived today from Elkhart via Interurban and was unloaded at Fifth and Clinton. The Chicago Lake Shore and South Hend railway company secured a $350000 loan, with cars expected to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Hatch & Sons
Elkhart
Fifth and
Clinton Street
Chicago, Lake Shore
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Calm Sleep Rebuilds Energy
Dr Miles Nervine claims to quiet irritated nerves and restore restful sleep without opiates. An anecdotal testimonial from a user describes severe sleep loss, restlessness, and improved comfort after using Nervine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Pate Nery
Elkhart
Ind
Tornado toll rises as Nebraska towns report devastation
Reports from southern Nebraska cite at least twenty two dead with up to twenty five feared after Friday night’s tornado. Destructive winds damaged crops and homes across Fillmore Webster Franklin and Thayer counties and forced mass evacuations as communication lines failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Byron
Deshler
Seavera
Fillmore
Webster
Franklin
Thiyer
Kansas
Tornado Ravages Charles City Demolishing Homes
A tornado struck Charles City damaging about 200 residences and barns. Wrecked buildings include farm structures with livestock displaced. WT Beek and a child were killed and three missing. Power lines down and widespread debris hinder aid as the storm sliced a wide path through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Charles City College
Coal Pit Kills Six Men at King Mine near Gladstone
Six men are dead in a toxic air collapse at the King mine out of Gladstone. Rescue teams saved others. twenty five to thirty workers were weakened by exposure and confined to their homes. The deceased are Peter McMini Roy Olburn Alex Johnson A W Burns Victor Erickson and Gua Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
Camp Toardle
Fiais Bean
Barry Jacobs
George W. Green
Washington
Sire
Pails
Mont
James
Montana
Missouri River
Mra. Gentry
Cascade
Willia McPadyenn
Powerr’ Ranch
WaBam Dick
Missouri Bottom
Silverton
Cole
June S
Roy Olburn
Alex Johnson
A. W. Burns
Victor Erickson
Gua Olson
Editor Quinby Dead at Grace Hospital
Detroit editor and former U S minister to The Netherlands James Emory Quinby dies at Grace hospital after a three month illness. Aged 73, he led the Detroit Free Press for years, born in Brewer Maine, educated at Michigan, practiced law briefly, later became managing editor and part owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
William Emory Quinby
Detroit Free Dress
United States
Netherlands
Grace Hospital
Quinby
Nee
Brewer
Aged Augustinian Dies in Lawrence Mass
Jane and Brother Lawrence, claimed oldest member of the Augustinian order in the United States, died in Lawrence. He was ninety eight years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Mass
Jane
Lawrence
United States
Wie
Delegations Named For Democratic National Convention
Admiral Jaureguiberry to head French mission for Quebec tricentennial celebrations. Santa Fe shops shut for a week affecting 1,400 workers. Four conventions set to elect delegates to the Denver Democratic national convention. Tilted States Ambassador Tower recalls his Berlin post. Yale events include Taft commencement address on June 22. A Philadelphia Joseph Hayden statue unveiled in Fairmount Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaureguiberry
Quebec
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
Denver
New Mexico
Virginia
Kentucky
Utah
Tower
Berlin
Emperor Wilh
Lauder
Executive Council
American Federation of Later
Chicago
George F. Catthhn
New Haven
Conn
Yate
Branford
United German Singers of
Philadelphia
Joseph Hayden
Fairmount Park
Taft
Yale
Jamaica
T. T
Goshen Daily Social Roundup Shows Wide Visitor List
A long roster of names visits, departs, or travels through Goshen and nearby towns. John Peddycord arrives from Chicago, Mrs. D. D. Rodibaugh visits Argos, Roy Messick returns from Chicago, and many others circulate among Goshen, Middlebury, Mishawaka, South Bend, and Elkhart County communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peddycord
Chicago
Mrs
D. D. Rodibaugh
Argos
Omar Troup
Milford
Win Zellers
W. C. Herr
Inanapolis
Gray Lytle
Crescent Street
Roy Messick
LaMort Kellet
Middlebury
Goshen
Clarice Beverstine
Saginaw
Robert Codd
South Bend
H. K. Lemon
Cincinnati
Wedding of Rev Carl F Betz and Miss Marie Oettinger
The marriage of Rev. Carl F Betz pastor of Trinity Lutheran and Miss Marie Oettinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Oettinger of Middletown Ohio was announced to Bethel congregation by W B H Freyberg secretary of the church council. The wedding is set for June 17 at Bethlehem Lutheran church in Middletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther J. Smith
Mishawaka
Lloyd W. Steckel
Marie Davis
Oxford
Ohio
J. A. Beane
Isabelle
Ed Nymeyer
Niles
M. J. Mager
W. J. Davis
New York
Arthur Schurtz
Charlotte
Ann Arbor
Samuel Dumas
Chicago
J. D. Anglin
Scott Township
Kosciusko County
Butler
Florence Wollam
Ethel Swihart
Jefferson Township
Mary Huber
D. Anglemyer
Nappanee
Goshen
The
German Baptist Church
Oliver Meyers
Oak Ridge Avenue
Leesburg
W. H. DeBoer
Pierceton
Charles
Frank Berry
Russell Butler
Warsaw
W. C. Eliott
East Goshen
Marguerite
Othney Lehman
Nona van Dorstan
Middlebury
Ishmael] Cripe
J. F. Hager
Charles P. McDonald
John B. Cripe
Aaron Hartzler
J. W. Dillman
Harrison Township
Will Gardner
Mabel
Elkhart
Edward Boss
Emory Faeger
Otis Fuller
Peter Winebrenner
Ishmael Cripe
Chas. Butts
Battle Creek
Mich
H. H. Beers
Watertown
Wis
W. W. Poyser
Vannie Henkel
P. M. Henkel
Eau Claire
Carl F. Betz
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marie Oettinger
Jacob Oettinger
Middletown
Betz
W. B H. Freyberg
Church Council
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
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Goshen Democrat
Joseph A. Beane
Indiana
Bucklen Theatre
Frida Eves
McIntyre
Heath
Europe
Keipp
Umbrella House
South Main Street
J. E. Beyerstine Office
E. Washigigton
State Committee
Winni
St. Paul
Alaska
Sistant
Treasury Department
Leslie M. Shaw
Towa
Alabama
Arthur F. Statter
Shakespeare
Lai Smith
Shivelye
Geneva
Rene Shively
Maud Carter
Baby Cuarter
Carleton
Simatl
Guide Rack
Henry Madison
August Pentel Qa Artenbricht
Shickley
Kkaby Fleming
Fairfield
John Austin
Fentell
August Fentell
Stripel
John Shively
Ross Shively
John Merriam
Stickley
Stress Bailey
Edward Russell
A. PF. McReynolds
Austin
Miss Young
Guide Rock
Grey
Riverton
Bennett
Lester Carter
Kansas River
North Topeka
Wisconsin
Manston
Jones
John Dalton
Malton
Phillip
Detroit Free Press
New Railway
Madison
Wisconsin Northern Railway Company
Red Granite
Peysippi
Bryan
Nashville
Tenn
Willam J. Bryan
Tennessee
Hoffman
Nash
Calvin Huber
Des Moines
Elkhart County
Frank Swart
New Paris
Swart
Willard, Swart, Terell & McGovern
San Francisco
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
G. W. Rule
Japan
Jefferson Theatre
Harper Laundry Co
Chichester’s
Mt Morn
C.K. Runyan
Lexington Ave
Big Four
Colo
Peoria
Louisville
California
Mexico
Pacific Coast
HH. J. Rhein
O. O. Miller
East
Washington St
Gesben, Lad
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