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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
2
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective for eruptions eczema scrofula and digestive issues. Notes new chocolate coated tablets with same cures as liquid form and price of 100 doses for one dollar. Mentions Mrs Helen L Thompson of Lewiston Maine reporting benefit for child after scarlet fever blood poisoning recovery.
Marion Bailey of Hendricks County seeks the state auditor nomination on the Democratic ticket. Walter J. Lotz of Muncie seeks renomination for attorney general after a two year term. Col. Conn remains in the governor race and will issue an open letter outlining his views.
March 3 1908 notice from Elkhart County Indiana invites proposals for supplies for the County Asylum for the quarter ending June 30 1908. Bids on blank schedules marked Bids for supplies for the County Asylum due by 10 am March 31 1908. Lowest and best bid wins with right to reject any or all bids.
Critics praise Cutter Company's varied repertoire and strong crowd turnout all week as the leading performing arts attraction. The troupe earns high marks for precision, stage presence, and audience engagement across multiple shows.
In Chihuahua on March 4 the Jank robbers removed 205000 from the Banco Mi Nero Chiuhuahua branch vault located beneath Governor Enriljue Creel's residence. Inside footage suggests insiders aided the break and bank notes were recalled for redemption. The loot included silver and gold with many 1650 peso notes involved.
Investigation of two AP dispatches from February 15 refutes claims that Miss Iata Sterling of Tuscarawas County Home pleaded guilty to tying a pupil. She was fined 310 and costs for a minor punishment and dismissed from service. Fate’s irony noted in report.
In Roswell, on government motion, defendants Nomen and Tulttoidge brothers charged with fraud were dismissed in the U S district court by Judge Willimie. Severin cases have been tried on pleas and decided in favor of the defense. A personal note requests the return of an umbrella with the writer’s name carved on the handle from a Baptist social a week ago.
An advertisement touts a 50 cent case of Dilapepsin as fast relief for indigestion. It claims five minutes to ease heartburn belching foul breath and stomach discomfort and says one case can cure a family.
Ohio Republicans at their state convention toppled the old guard by wiping the state central committee of bias. Eleven of twenty one members were re elected, seven Foraker supporters were removed, and all remaining appointees were Taft loyalists. The convention hall showed Foraker and Tealke portraits as a new platform favored by Taft men while endorsing railway rate act reform. Temporary Chairman Garfield opened the meeting as secretary of the interior.
In Los Angeles Jimmy Britt of San Francisco defeats Tatts Nelson of Ipswich 10 rounds. Britt wins on points with Nelson appearing stronger near the end. The bout drew loud crowd reactions and showcased both fighters at close range.
March 4 disaster report says a 44 year old Buffalo man Grover C. Baler leaped from Land Island bridge into the river and his body was carried over the falls.
Chicago Board of Trade quotes for Wheat Cora and Oats with May Sept and July futures, plus live stock prices for hogs cattle and sheep. East Buffalo reports cattle hogs and lambs receipts with price ranges and per head figures from Dunning and Stevens.
Michael A. Ryan, attorney for Harry Brunaugh, struck Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Frank F. Baker in the face in front of Judge Pritchard during a court session. The scuffle followed a dispute over a grand jury report linked to Brunaugh’s trial, with bystanders separating the men and court adjourned to calm tensions.
In Muncie Indiana March 4 prominent citizen D H Showmaker greeted visitors at his home after a telegram suggesting his death caused confusion. Relatives misinterpreted the message, with callers arriving to mourn while he was alive and unwell.
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