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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
2
Local coverage outlines campaign contrast in the thirteenth district with Henry A. Barnhart opposing corporate ties and C. W. Miller backing Cannon aligned interests. The piece cites speech history and trust and gold debates, alleging bribery charges and impeachment talk amid campaign tactics.
In Kalb County observers question a representative’s charge against Kaisely, suggesting Gov. Hang may have prior knowledge. The dialogue implies trust in the representative and hints at underlying motives amid Denials of knowledge.
President Roosevelt denounces Charles W. Miller attorney for the Lake Shore railway and any railroad lawyer seeking election to Congress. He calls for special registers for their homes and insists their businesses be open to public view.
First comic opera of the new season comes to the Jefferson on Thursday night October eighth. John Cort presents The Alaskan with Edward B. Martindel Forest Huff and others. A 60 person chorus and special orchestra accompany the production. three cars will bring the company from Grand Rapids. Seats go on sale Wednesday at nine A M with gallery seats at 25 cents and box seats at two dollars. Indications point to a large audience.
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Ann Moorman in Warren, Jasper Barish in Noble township, and Judge Charles B Lasselle at Logansport. Town items include Miss Virgie Sellers crowned Bluffton carnival queen, Chas Kingsbury to head a new Garrett Savings branch, and Lagro Andrews Mt. Etna telephone system ownership changes. A poisoning mishap in Muncie, saloon vote in Wayne County, and Ossian electric substation plans also appear.
Miss Lizzie Hopper of Illinois visits Middlebury friends and relatives. Beulah Hershberger of Sugar Grove begins as clerk at Golin's. Clarence Troyer hosts visitors from Sturgis and Chicago friends. Eva Carper from Fridley visits the Troyers. Mrs. Fribley from Goshen stays a few days with I. R. Fribley. Albert Johnson of Kalamazoo visits J. J. Johnson and wife. Jack Walters heads to Indianapolis for Indiana Medical College. Noah Yoder from The Forks harvests 50 pints of honey. Payson Nusbaum travels to Chicago for study at Northwestern. E. E. Alliger of Dowagiac visits J. B. Page. M. G. Hoover plans a farmer trip to Texas Panhandle. Radiant Home stoves offered by Blough Bros. & Mehl. For sale 48 acre farm east of Goshen. Black land, well drained. Address Box pice KF D.
Northern Indiana limited trains depart at 8 30 am 11 30 am 2 30 pm 5 30 pm 8 30 pm with Sunday last at 11 20 pm Cars from South Bend run hourly and a half to La Porte Michigan City and intermediate points at 6 00 7 30 9 00 10 30 am 12 00 noon 1 30 3 00 4 30 6 00 7 30 9 00 pm 2 15 am La Porte only at 11 16 pm Gen Supt Chas G Lohman announced
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