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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
2
A refined society standard greets a clean minded man and careful habits. For spotless color and finish, bring shirts collars and cuffs to the Harper laundry and keep clothing faultless at a modest outlay.
The article notes Iowa Republicans declaring for Taft with Senator Allison eulogized. It also mentions press speculation that Judge Adair will be the Democratic nominee in the Twelfth district and reports on gubernatorial and lieutenant governor aspirants in several counties.
Indianapolis March 9 James Morgan, left jobless after wife and child left him seeking her parents' home. An adultery suit followed, Morgan jailed. He begged to comfort his dying wife. Judge Wharton initially refused but Sergeant De Rossette and a court official facilitated a stay. The judge then released Morgan on his own recognizance to remain at home and appear in court.
Miller Drake and Hubbell representing several creditors filed objections to the final report of the surviving partner in the J A Bickel and Co partnership case. The late George Lint had an interest in the concern. A sale to Warsaw interests is being pursued and the hearing resumes this afternoon.
The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the residence at the corner of Middlebury and Eighth Streets. Rev. Vanauys will officiate.
An automobile show is set for March 24 to 28 at the 20th Century Garage in South Bend featuring latest models and displays inviting car enthusiasts.
Local notes report Rev. Poot is confined to his Millersburg residence due to illness. Other items mention a $1100 funding request by Lewh Bend police, a Stetson program parade, a South Bend Oliver estate valued around 62000000, pneumonia recovery for Mrs Anan Ulery of Canton, a birth in Goshen, transport talks with Grand Trunk Railway, a Baptist pastry sale planned March 28, and a Guiles Bros incident injuring Christ Adams on a printing press.
Columbus reports Luther Smiley, 32, died after two years in Bartholomew jail amid tuberculosis and epilepsy claims linking state care failures. Indianapolis notes Riley’s old swimmin hole poetry loses a ditch case. a Sunday barber law ruling follows. Decatur reports a German immigrant with homesickness declared sane and to be repatriated at Gernan government expense.
A massive cantilever bridge project linking New York and Long Island faced pedestrian inspection for the first time as officials accuse Mayor McClelan of blocking participation. A celebration bottle break marked a lengthy milestone while workers endured many fatalities during ongoing construction on the grand river crossing.
New York reports former president Grover Cleveland quietly marking his seventy first birthday at Lakewood New Jersey. He appeared in excellent health with wife Mrs Cleveland and their children visiting from Princeton. Students sent telegrams as Cleveland praised his improved physical condition and the hotel arranged a seventy one candles cake for the celebration.
Judge Wenus sentenced Orchard to death but recommended mercy from the state board. The ruling followed testimony implicating Pollywood and others in murders tied to opposition to organized labor. The judge criticized the jurors for acquitting the accused due to uncorroborated accomplice testimony.
In Washington on March 19 the senate held a brief session to honor Maryland Senator William Pinckney Whyte who died Tuesday. The house continued general debate on the pension appropriation bill for over four hours but speeches focused on political argument and the bill remained unconsidered. The house adjourned in memory of Senator Whyte.
Blanche Walsh stars in a stage adaptation of the Kreutzer Sonata at the New Jefferson next Wednesday. The plot centers on a Russian Jewish family facing social scandal and enforced marriage after a coerced union ends in tragedy, with acts showing domestic cruelty and a fatal outcome. Seats Monday.
Henry Miller presents The Great Divide at the New Jefferson next Tuesday night after long New York run. The three acts span Arizona and Massachusetts with a clash of eastern and western spirits. Seats go on sale Saturday alongside local notices and small ads for eggs and livestock.
St. Paul March 14 The issue of replacing the old schedule with the new working schedule proposed by the Chicago Great Western receivers will be decided by the Interstate Commerce Commission and Charles Neil federal labor commissioner.
Toston reports Governor Curtis Gull, ill for two weeks, is in critical condition. Dr. Frederick B. Winslow deemed the governor seriously ill and urged a consultation with two other physicians.
William Bryan spoke at the Collsemm in Peoria on March 1 drawing a large gathering. A reception followed the event attended by many Democrats of central Illinois.
Chairman of the Democratic National Committee declares that William Jennings Bryan will be the party’s presidential choice at the national convention in Tadhunpolis on March J.
Rome March 1 The Italian public eagerly awaits news from the United States about the reported engagement of the Duke of Abruwa and Princess Katherine Elkiva, a union that would unite prominent European and American circles.
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