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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
3
An Indiana political column discusses state officials ticket and party bias under a receiver, criticizing Republican claims on state finance and wool tariffs. It notes the impact on farmers amid debates over taxes, schools funding, and economic policy. The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican arguments on levies and debt funds.
H N Jenner announces securing the agency for Parisian Sage a dandruff cure and hair dressing from Prof Giroux of Paris The product is described as a guaranteed restorer curing dandruff in two weeks stopping hair loss and scalp diseases with a money back guarantee The price is 50 cents a bottle available from Jenner by mail or at his shop plus other items are noted including Hot Heters Rocky Mountain Tea and a flannel baby shoulder cape by Mrs Arthur Overholt
Taft factions secure a large lead as the credentials committee approves 404 delegates and 33 unseated votes, with Foraker receiving a few half votes in Ohio. Contests were heard across Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, and other regions, shaping the final roll call.
The national committee aims to complete its work by tomorrow night as it presses warring factions to agree to consolidate their cases. Saturday and Monday hold key hearings with a vote on credentials likely to be reported Thursday morning. Topics include the vice presidency selection and possible changes to the ticket process amid factional debates.
Friends of Governor Guild appeared satisfied with their work so far and the Hammond men kept silent as the efforts to promote his candidacy paused.
Governor Guild refused to agree with Hammond on a vice presidential arrangement amid Republican national committee talks. Hammond pressed for a New England faction to secure the vice spot, while Guild signaled no deal and stressed unity with party leaders. Watterson visits Bryan and Lincoln as June 11 events unfold in Des Moines.
Charman Richards reports Tuesday primaries nearly complete with Governor Crawford progressives defeating stalwart A B Lke Tredze by 2500 votes for United States senator. In Roanoke, Virginia the Democratic state convention chose delegates to the Denver convention and endorsed Bryan as the party platform.
In Connecticut the wedding of Joseph Leiter of Chicago to Annlette Willions was attended by families and led by Rev Buckley. After the ceremony an employee tried to photograph the party at a restaurant, and Leiter grabbed the photographer’s camera and smashed it on the pavement.
New York reports William R Hearst shows a net gain of votes after examining ninety ballot boxes in the recount of the disputed mayoralty race. His total reaches a new position as results shift amid the ongoing tally.
Unofficial speed mark of 25.24 knots reported for the new scout cruiser Salem as she arrives at Charlestown navy yard for docking after builders' trial in June.
Mrs John D. Rockefeller presented every member of Vassar College's graduating class with a copy of the biography of Alice Freeman Palmer. The event took place in Poughkeepsie on June 11.
Chicago leads National standings as Yankees and Giants trade wins. Brooklyn and Cincinnati split games in a busy slate. American League results show Detroit and Chicago posting decisive victories amid scattered hits and errors. Local items note various community happenings and minor incidents across Fort Wayne and surrounding towns.
Wheat and corn futures mixed with fractional quotes for July and September contracts. Live stock, poultry, and hay prices show receipts and ranges for cattle sheep and other components across Chicago markets.
A mix of ads and notices including 25 percent off portieres at Stivers, Mishawaka death of Nicholas Eis, $22.50 Wilton velvet rugs for $18 at Stivers, Goshen post office salary, lake fishing reports, rubber garden hoses at Hawks Hardware, social at Re formed church Thursday June 11, George Culp family reunion near Wakarusa, Wu Ting Fang visit to study factories in South Bend, optimistic crop outlook, St James church service canceled June 12 with choir at 7, house wiring by Hawks Electric, 35th annual Masury’s paint appeal, Hawks Hardware and Hawks Electric ads, merchandise and job ads, Py thian Sisters rehearsal at K P hall, Elkhart recruiting officer to Washington, Reformed church social menu and prices, 6 to 8 pm social June 11.
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