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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1908
Page
7
Do not rely on wishing to cure indigestion. One 22 grain Triangule of Diapepsin after meals restores digestive juices, eases belching heartburn and dizziness, and helps the stomach and intestines digest food. A case costs 50 cents and may relieve weakened stomachs quickly.
A devastating blaze in Tampa on March 2 wiped out a 55 acre district from Twelfth to Sixteenth streets and destroyed over 200 homes and tobacco factories. One woman died from shock as more than 200 dwellings and several factories, hotels, and saloons burned, with total property loss estimated at 600000. Citizens aided firefighters as water pressure failed and the blaze raged, leaving hundreds homeless and unemployment feared.
The Chicago Opera House reports its record run of The Man from Home with Mr William Hodge drawing packed houses and bargain prices for Wednesday matinees. Richard Carle opens March 8 at the Illinois Theatre with Mary's Lamb a musical comedy adaptation of Mada Mogodins using an American setting in Haverstraw NY and a strong cast. Garrick Theatre extends The Witching Hour while The Four Year Old Son dies nearby as local rail, theatre, and social notes fill pages with regional updates.
Two early March fires in Harlem devastate the New York City Railway car barns on Second Avenue and the Grote paint factory on One Hundred and Second Street. About 740 cars burned, with losses around 2,000 and 125,000 dollars respectively as police evacuate nearby tenements and firefighters battle through the blaze.
Seven terrorists condemned by court martial for a plot against Grand Duke Nicholas and Minister Chtcheglovitoff were hanged at daybreak. The group included Calving, the supposed Tani, a pangs port listed to the real Cidvina, and three women aged eight, nineteen, and another.
Portland Maine March 2 The Scout cruiser Chester completes a four hour endurance run at top speed averaging 20.5 knots with a 15 minute peak of 26.0 knots. The vessel uses British type turbines and was kept at sea under full power.
The item notes the Postal telegraph company planning to enter Warsaw. It lists advertising for san atory sweeping compounds and Dangler's. William Conrad of Warsaw declines to stand as delegate to the national democratic convention. Twenty eight applicants answered an ad for a firenun at Hotel Buel len in Elkhart. Laborers are plentiful. Harry Asher leaves for Chicago in a few days after residing here over three years. The Rev A K Zartman formerly of Goshen leads a reform movement at Fort Wayne seeking change.
The Wagner Opera House manager Walter C. Wagner of Garrett, a prominent young businessman in the county, is dead. An ad notes Dangler's Tea and Coffee House sells only pure coffee.
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