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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
5
Greenville Journal reports Dayton visitors, local illness recoveries, and cemetery funds. Obituaries include John Breidenstein and Mrs Mary Schwartz with funeral details. Town notes cover elections, a Darke County poultry show, and county delegates to the March 1908 Republican conventions.
The letter quotes Taft booster remarks from Michigan about Taft’s fit for the presidency. It praises Taft as a modern thinker and compares him to Roosevelt and McKinley, noting his decisive style in Cuba Philippines and Japan and predicting strong international impact if elected.
A fragmented party line shows Taft gaining trust from Roosevelt and Iowa Republicans while Ohio delegates seek coalition. Taft’s push for nomination rides on his Panama Canal era record and war administration, with broad support across regions.
Mr Roland argues taxpayers should cover losses from changed law and bridge costs. He notes ongoing expenses exceed value, predicting who will compensate the taxpayer. He warns investors in saloon property of looming closures, advising liquidation before downturn and expressing regret for victims without relief and for those harmed by saloon activity.
The Bellaire Independent notes Senator Foraker’s sudden stance against a party primary. It questions why he opposes a process he once favored and suggests the state committee call fairness and voter will without the garbled telegraph report.
Beatrice accompanies Beatrice and Miss Stillings on a crowded hot sleeper car bound for an opening night. The chorus girl Stillings is nervous and homesick for her husband, while Beatrice counsels resilience as the troupe travels by train under watchful relatives and uncertain reception.
In a long road tour Beatrice faces dire finances and career choices as Beatrice and fellow actresses struggle on the road. A surprise reunion with Ben Ratsey offers one night in a car for experience, while a note on a typist's spelling hints at brighter prospects if she refines her craft.
The Lowell Courier-Citizen warns against get rich quick schemes urging people to favor steady quiet profits on idle cash. It argues reckless risk exposure wastes savings, triggers panic, and harms the nation’s reputable business. Hoarding cash and hazarding money are both unwise and detrimental.
The oldest British peer in Lord Gwydyr is ninety seven. He was five at Waterloo and remains unique as the only living man who attended the coronations of four monarchs. At ten he rode with liveried oarsmen in Westminster Abbey as a page to his grandfather, witnessing the coronation of George IV.
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