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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

Page

2

Indiana Politician Appointed Minister to Honduras

The president plans to appoint James F. Statesman of Peru to the rank of minister in the foreign service at a salary of ten thousand dollars yearly. He will be sent to Honduras or Nicaragua. Starke County Democrat notes Kelley of Indianapolis campaigned for Moorman’s GOP congressional nomination. Rochester Sentinel laments lack of Republican action to place print paper on the free list.

Fhe James F. Statesman Peru Igh Honduras Nicaragua Starke County Indianapolis Warsaw Moorman Congress A. L. Brick Tom Marshall Indiana Marshall Jim ‘Watson Rochester Sentinel Cannon Jim Watson Charlie Landis Crumpacker

Indianapolis Streets Opened To Provide Jobs

Unemployed crowds in Indianapolis forced city authorities to create street work amid a severe downturn. Only about one in twenty applicants could be employed as panic mood persisted. Republicans offered no comment, contrasting with 1894 when they blamed Democrats for the 1893 tariff panic.

Indianapolis

Riot and money fuel contests at Chicago Republican convention

The Chicago gathering on June 16 draws more contested delegations than any prior convention. Southern states supply most contenders as Taft Foraker and Fairbanks vie for votes amid reports of large spending and widespread lobbying. Riots and accusations of fraud color the backdrop as parties question the event’s value.

Chicago South Taft Foraker Fairbanks

Expensive Proposition in Rival Newspaper Venture

The Elkhart Review notes costly efforts by Frank Glazer, Michigan state treasurer in misfortunes, to promote the Ann Arbor News-Argus as a rival to the established paper. The venture ran up debts of about 18,000 and 3,000 on a press and linotype while selling for 6,275 at auction, showing substantial loss and political incentive.

Elkhart Review Frank Glazer Michigan Ann Arbor W News-Argus Pala Aera

Horror grows as nine bodies found in Guiness farm mystery

LaPorte Indiana May 7 a grim farm mystery deepens with four more corpses unearthed in a barn yard and traced to trunks consigned to Mrs Belle Guiness of LaPorte. Draymen testify trunks and boxes were hauled to the Guiness home and Chicago police were asked to help identify victims.

LaPorte Ind Guiness Farm Chicago Hight Guiness Belle Guiness

Nine Cadavers Found at Guiness Farm Trench

Sheriff Smultger and assistants uncovered nine corpses at the Guiness farm after a morning and afternoon search. Three pits yielded a woman and two men, with seven male remains overall. Witnesses report heavy trunks and boxes moved to the house, then carried away after dark, with trunks described as old and heavy.

Smultger Guiness Farm Cartier Coses John A. Welker Leo Wade Guiness HMIG Clyde Sturgla Foxter & de Garmo Wade Uiness Sturgis Guinena

Man Leaves After Warning in Dispute

Witness recounts a confrontation where an individual says they were told to mind their own business and to leave others alone, prompting the person to walk away. No further details on location or parties are provided.

Mrs Guiness Linked to Graves and Trunk Shipments

Police probes tied to Mrs Guiness amid reports of trunks sent from Chicago to her farm and suspicions of murders. Evidence points to a conspiracy involving Lamphere and associates as investigators weigh motives and insurance angles.

Willful hands in Geenti case trigger autopsy findings

Autopsy results in the Geenti case reveal mutilation of multiple bodies by a suspected single assailant. Investigators at the Gilness farm describe extensive digging near the house and yard, with clues pointing to recent disturbance of turf and possible burial remains. A long-running search targets nearby ground as authorities pursue the mystery of a missing family.

Ask IX. Helgetein Andres Ted Andrew Helgelelu Ask Helgelelu Geenti Hoelgclein Ty Lg Fe William Meyer Fegs Ber Meyer Pers Witke Gilness Farm Swen Bikda Giainess Swan Sorenson

Harmon for Governor

In Columbus on May 7 the Ohio Democratic convention nominated Judson Harmon of Cincinnati for governor amid fierce factionalism and endorsed Willam J. Bryan for president. A full state ticket was named with ex Governor James E. Campbell named US senator supporter delegates chosen for the national convention.

Columbus Ohio Judson Harmon Cincinnati United States Cleveland Willam J. Bryan James E. Campbell Tom Johnson Wis Atlee Pomerene Canton Harmon Denver Phnform Ad Pted Endiadeo Peferendun Amd Jaen

Emperor Francis Joseph Faces Royal Visit in Vienna

Francis Joseph arrives in Vienna to greet royal personages arriving for the justice ceremonies in two months. The event signals a formal welcome by the emperor amid preparations for a significant royal audience.

Francis Joseph Viena Emperor Francis Joseph Jett Schoombrann Vienna Hirst

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Jefferson Tomorrow Night

Kelley company's bill features the Stevens on adaptation of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with Richard Mansfield's historic Jefferson debut echoed in Goshen. Special acts include dogs Anna Mar v in's voice and motion pictures. Tickets are 10 20 cents with some front seats at 30.

Kelley Co Jefferson Robert Louis Stevenson Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Kelley Company Richard Mansfield Anna Marvin

Bridge repair proposals sought by Elkhart County Indiana

Elkhart County Board of Commissioners announces sealed bids for multiple bridge and arch repairs and new constructions in various townships including Middlebury, Bango, Concord, Benton, Clive, Jefferson, Union, Goshen and Washington. Bids due June 4, 1908 with bonds and affidavits as required. The county reserves right to reject any or all bids.

Board of Commissioners Elkhart County Indiana Auditor's Middlebury Township North Fork Little Elkhart River Bango Township Bango Creek Jamestown Concord Township Yellow Creek Govhen Mishawaka Dunlands Road Benton Township Richville Church Clinton Township Dry Run Millersburg Clive Township Bargo Township Paulus Myron D. Miller Jefferson Township Pine Creek Elkhart Township Rock Run Fish Lake Union Township Wagner Ditch Jackson Township Old Channel Turkey Reek Wakarusa Balmertown Holland Road Bristol Road York Township Township Vistula Middlebury Road Ulery Ditch Brown’s Schoolhouse Phillips’ Corner Cripe’s Goshen D. O. Batchelor

Local Notes and Socials From Our Town

Harry Stutsman visits Chicago and several residents travel nearby. The community reports gatherings, launches, and visitors including Ruth Sudborough in Blissfield and Deley Baker in Goshen. A May Pole dance is planned at the Mosier opera house for May 6.

Harry Stutsman Chicago Edgar Cathcart Mottville Mich John Super H. F. Roth South Bend Frank Adams Ruth Sudborough Blissfield Roy Leist Goshen Edna Menges Elsie Cox Angola College A. E. Weaver Lawrence McTurnan James Congdon Finley Nicholson Elkhart Clare Hermance Mosier Opera J. F. Cathcart Opera House

Remodeling underway at Express Company building

The building occupied by the America Express Company is undergoing remodeling. Workers update the structure and facilities, aiming to modernize offices and improve accessibility. Local officials note ongoing disruption to nearby traffic and business activity.

The America Express Company

Latta Dies One Year Ago Today

Notice marks the first anniversary of the death of Charles C. Latta. The brief notice notes his passing and commemorates the date of his death with a concise remembrance.

Charles C. Latta

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