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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
2
A brief notice promotes Harper Laundry offering cleaning for shirts collars and cuffs. It emphasizes refinement of mind and dress and implies those with sloppy habits are shunned by polite society.
The article notes Hugh Th Miller entering the nomination race alongside Thomas Taccarn and discusses division within the party. The Indianapolis News is cited as influencing or clarifying Democratic actions, while it laments the presence of questionable figures in ministry and remarks on snobbery and small humanity.
In San Francisco on March 94 ex counsel W Stevens linked to the Korean embassy in Wiasituetan was shot as he prepared to depart for Washington. Three Koreans pursued Stevens with a revolver as shots injured him and another conspirator. authorities tie the incident to Korea Japan political frictions.
The Jefferson stage hosts an evening featuring Miss Walsh with a strong supporting cast including George W. Howard Albert Andruss William Travers Alma Kruger Jessie Ralph Virginia Bray and others. Reviews praise her performance in The Kreutzer Sonata as a powerful dramatic showcase that could position her among leading American actors.
Bud Hicks stars in The Yankee Poodle Boy a wholesome entertaining show with singing dancing comedy and pathos. Special scenery and novel lighting raise the production as it comes to the New Jefferson Thursday with seats from 25 50 and 1.00.
William Bushong of Syracuse underwent growth removal from his nose by a local doctor. After leaving the office he suffered a hemorrhage while entering a business place and was rushed back to the physician where the bleeding was halted. A church choir rehearsal is set for 7:45 tonight at the Rogers and Wilson music store.
The article reports Prerly acknowledging involvement in a Korey related shooting case. It notes Stevens, the target, and a jail scene as authorities consider charges. A press representative cites remorse and calls for accountability, while discussions focus on Japan’s empire and Korean affairs.
Reports from Tokio describe newspapers issuing extras about an alleged plot to assassinate Dr. Stevens by Koreans. Baron Takahiry, upon learning of the shooting, expresses deep distress and questions Korean motives while noting Stevens’s popularity among Japanese Koreans and foreigners. Indictments against priests are quashed and ecclesiastical issues surface in New York and San Jose reports.
An article promotes a home treatment for rheumatism and urinary problems. It touts a simple prescription using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, claiming it cleanses blood and kidneys and relieves bladder symptoms. It warns against overwork and emphasizes safety of the ingredients.
In Waliltion Ledfoye county Millsiowee Okhi Marely 2h Sain Johboson, one of the four folmsen brothers, was shot and killed by a sheriff's posse after resisting arrest and fleeing. The brothers had long defied law officers amid a history of alleged criminal activity.
Report outlines a poisoning incident involving a box of candy mailed to a deceased man's sister. Authorities trace the toxin to a botched attempt and identify a suspect connected to the household.
Richard Croker, former leader of Tammany Hall in New York, sues a Manchester sports chronicle over published statements about his conduct as a sportsman, claiming libel and seeking redress for damages.
In Schenectady New York March 24 ten thousand employees of the General Kiln company will soon return to time work after a four day week for two months. The move follows large new orders recently secured by the firm.
Sanelde to the coete at Cimamines. Phe deft a letter sayinget all he was despondent becuse he Ted not justly been denied promotion. Kray, of the Seventeenth Latah ry, cenmdited: sanelde to the coete.
In Bourbon, the Republican groups of Marshall and Kosciusko counties named E. W. Higbee of Milford to succeed John W. Parks as state senator. The action reflects local party organization selecting a candidate for the upcoming election.
A local ad invites calls to a business at 133 South Main Street offering cleaning any cleanable item, pressing and repairing services. The message emphasizes practical repairs and cleaning options and provides a home phone contact.
Washington dispatch reports China extends cordial invitation to United States to participate in naval events and broader talks. The invite comes through a minister in Washington as discussions on joint military posture and regional issues are anticipated.
Albany assembly advances bill to abolish gambling at race tracks in New York state. The measure aims to end betting on horse tracks as part of a broader effort to curb illegal wagering and bring regulation to the industry.
The ZAnquista convention nominated Alfredo Anyus for president after a declination. Senator Anyus leads the Liberal party and is a key political figure in this development.
New Jersey Congressman Fowler, author of the Fowler Bill, announces Taft as his presidential ticket partner with Fort in the slate. The statement ties to New York politics dated March 24.
Fragmentary classified style notice references property at Sixth and Madison with names Anna Pronner and Edward Pronner. Mentions remedies and health claims and appears to mix product names, domestic items, and an address fragment on South Fifth. Readable elements hint at a public sale or listing but details are unclear.
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