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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
2
Thom an R. Marshall vows to enforce the law against high toned gentlemen clubs as well as workers saloons in Bluffton speech. He questions Mr. Watson’s stance, noting his Columbia club ties in Indianapolis and its constant whiskey flow and open doors.
President Roosevelt criticizes railroad lawyers like Charles W. Miller in the race for Congress. He urges all railroad attorneys to register when appearing before legislatures and to keep their business aboveboard, challenging those who seek office under a people’s banner.
Lyman H Howe's Lifeorama, praised for variety and realism, plays at the Jefferson Wednesday night attracting a broad audience. The program includes an automobile trip in Savoy France a Rome drive Naples river trip Ganges voyage and a Benaras scene. Also notes sick lists and illness updates across several residents.
John Temple Graves of Georgia, the Independence party candidate for vice president, spoke last night in Fort Wayne. The event highlighted his campaign and political message while a casual note mentions a 5c cigar.
A historical ad touts Sleep as nature’s rebuilding period and claims Dr Miles’ Nervine quiets irritated nerves for refreshing sleep. The misspelled testimonial narrates long sleeplessness, relief by the product, and notes Nervine’s opiate-free after-effects.
In Indianapolis on October 12, Mrs. Ete Plummer and her daughter locked in a second floor room denied entry to police and a traveling man. After a bicycle officer used a ladder from a neighboring construction site, a full search found no intruder or missing valuables.
In Muncie Indiana A P Bundy proprietor of the Dehiware hotel was duped out of 75 dollars by a smooth talking man who claimed to be A V Oliver a representative of the Cleveland Gas and Electric Fixture company The impostor registered then produced samples and quotes about 25 percent below market and induced Bundy to cash a 75 dollar check before disappearing Also noted is a separate item about a skeleton found near Tarr Creek and other brief notices from nearby towns.
Mrs. Mary Emig and Mrs. Theodore Stetler spent the day in South Bend. Miss Bertha Farrell spent Sunday with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fobes are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Egbert. Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Browne and Mr. and Mrs. Cotton of LaPorte were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Masters yesterday. L. S. Smailey, a commercial traveler, moved his family here from Cleveland taking up residence at 703 South Sixth street. Miss Maude Romaine is visiting from San Francisco.
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