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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
4
The Goshen Democrat reports a fair night with likely showers in the southwest portion, followed by a gradual rise in temperature into Wednesday. The forecast highlights a mild, unsettled pattern with increasing warmth later in the week.
Evelyn Thaw and her husband Harry Thaw are reconciled, according to attorney Daniel O Rielly. She will stay in New York and maintain contact with him. Evelyn visited Thaw in jail at Poughkeepsie and dinner was taken in the sheriff’s office.
Shareholders decide to liquidate the London, Paris and American Bank Limited with 5 million capital. Assets to transfer to a new London and Paris National of San Francisco worth 2.5 million, formed under US law. California holds nearly 90 percent of the winded bank’s capital.
Kathaleen Smith dies in Kokomo in an unusual incident. Authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the child's death as relatives and local residents seek answers.
Kathaleen Smith seven suffers fatal accident after mother follows doctor’s prescribed weak carbolic acid for pin worms. Acid allegedly settled at bottle bottom, a small dose led to nerve paralysis and heart paralysis, child lapsed into coma within minutes. Dr. F H Smith and wife shocked by tragedy.
Real estate sale at 414 West Pike Street and 208 Queen Street listed. Church and social event notices from The Smith Clarke Co Undertakers and Baptist ladies meeting at the chapel Wednesday evening. Housework position sought by Mrs. W. Jack Latta at 117 Clinton Street. Local ads include health tea promotion and a Tuesday big show free tickets offer.
A long list of visitors and relatives arrive and depart in Middlebury and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Charles Forrest Elkhart Mrs. William Wadie Chicago Joseph Coash Kosciusko County George Stoner WarSaw Daniel Shroyer West Goshen Jane Barnhart Cromwell Mrs. Frank Overlease Eckhart Peter Rinehart Ed Dewitt Modest Coash Valparaiso Walter Smith I L Berkey Des Moines W B Kreider Noble Beulah Kreider Nora McDonald Rev E A Vannuys Clark Barney Paul Fuller and others. The group spent the day picnicking along the St Joe river.
Mrs. Solomon D. Blough died suddenly at noon today at her Middlebury township home. She leaves a husband visiting Fulton County Ohio and nine children: John Menno Simon Christian Blough. Mrs. A. J. Meht of Goshen. Truman Frank Nora. and Mrs. Ira Yoder of Cass County Missouri. She moved to this county from Wayne County Ohio in 1861.
Readable fragment notes a for sale item a Hoke riding cultivator offered by J W Sowers of North Newstreat The message mentions relief from Fain and a Dr Miles Anti Pam Fi but details are unclear and the timing references Thursday night and a menu tomorrow remain ambiguous.
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