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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

8

Governor Morris Address At Lancaster Camp Meeting

Governor Harris drew a large crowd at a Lancaster camping ground rally for temperance, praising Ohio electors and defending the Rose county local option law. He urged unity of Republicans and Democrats against liquor interests and predicted the law’s full effect by Sept. 1.

Ohio Eyener Harrie Camp Menting Wew Wosma Twople Wishop LB. Wilson Tennessee Judinge Preble Tureenin Moreis J. Frank Hanley Tidieta Auditorian Senator Rose Hose Court Poole Rose County Ltaell Lowe Aingle Seventy Seventh Genral Assembly General Assembly Harris Ggheti

Political column critiques party finances and honesty

The piece mocks Democratic claims while praising Republican fiscal policy and honesty. It cites the Howe Senate committee’s lack of findings against Republican state officials and invokes National Master K W Adams warning that in tackling big issues the party must maintain organizational efficiency and standards.

Howe Senate Committee Howe Committee

Labor and Gompers Indignant Over Attempted Detention

The piece reports labor leader Samuel Gompers decrying an alleged effort to deliver him to Beganium while discussing political endorsements. It cites reactions from labor ranks, Taft and Bryan stances, Roosevelt pledges, and concerns about party alignment, with references to Seymour Garbet and Democratic figures. The tone reflects partisan labor politics and a warning to workers.

Farkingman Beganium Samuel Golipersow Tia Lower East New Tom Tamany Hall Gar New York Sun Bryantn Gompers Denver Bartenter Wesla Roosevelt Bryan Taft

Campbell's Anti Roosevelt Speech Faces Backlash

Ex Governor James B Campbell's harsh attack on President Roosevelt angered Democrats and could hurt his United States Senate bid and the party's standing in the district. The Massillon Independent notes the crude remarks at Marysville are an unfortunate outcome for Campbell's campaign.

James B. Campbell Roosevelt

Harris on living beyond doubt

Ohio Governor Andrew Harris responds to a Saturday Evening Post query asking how a person would spend their last week on earth. He states one should live so there is no reason to alter any event in the final days.

Aiswer Saturday Evening Post Andrew le Harris Ohio Thope Witten Withee Emporie Fiaselle William Allen Heyl Bryan Patt

Hartford Courant Praises Governor Harris and Harris Support

The Hartford Courant editorially praises Governor Andy Harris of Oklahoma for his vigor and farmer appeal, likening him to Joseph Cannon in grit and humor. The piece notes support from old soldiers and rural voters while Democrats eye state offices and speculate on impacts if they win the treasurer post. It also references Taft’s steadfast stance and a remark about Willie Oble.

Hartford Courant Harris Connecticut Newspieper Andy” Harris Ohlom Arny Ian Joseph G. Cannon Uncle Joe Conso Harvey Garber Willian Finley Bunch

Parcels Pout and Parcels Weigh Eleven Pounds Reform Debated

A fragmented note records disputes over parcel regulation and postal service delays. It mentions parcels weighing eleven pounds, a year end surplus of 14 million dollars, and broad support from the president, the grange, and 75,000 citizens, while express companies and merchants resist changes.

United States Postal Department Grange Congress

Taft Religious Beliefs Stir Controversy Across Parties

The text reports on William Howard Taft's religious affiliation as a Unitarian and debates over whether his beliefs align with Christian orthodoxy. It cites church involvement, family religious practices, and statements from religious leaders while noting contrasting views about his faith's compatibility with public service.

Unitarian Church Wiliam Taft Mualeah Liaviarlon Tulle William H. ‘Taft Unitarlin Church of All Soule Bhits Edwand Chilleon Job Tati Roosevelt Ceyneutty St. Juho Lia Veto Purl Mia Titfiet St. Jowi Murray Hay Canada All Des Nowidahoa Aucuat Sidhvet Eam Sdhuvet de Mager Chaeles Rene A Adis Ceorey Wilthin Chiths George P. Hoar Beeant Haversen, Longfellow, Lowell Malines Atovane Willan Wileryhawaii Theodore Packer

Indorsement Pushes Harmon by Labor Groups

A Cleveland Leader excerpt notes endorsing Judson Harmon for governor from Beer Drivers Union No. 99 Bottlers Union No. 164 and Brewery Employes Union No. 17. About 500 brewery workers attended the West Side Labor Lyceum meeting and endorsed Harmon along with legislative candidates aligned with the Personal Liberty league on prohibition.

Judson Harmon Harmon Beer Drivers’ Union No Bottlers' Union No Brewery Employes' Union No West Side Labor Lyceum West Twentyfifth Street Legislative Personal Liberty League

Posterity Vote for Bryan and Patt in this year’s race

Fragmented verse praising Bryan and Patt as the speaker urges voting for them this year. The text names Bryan and Patt repeatedly, invoking heritage and duty to justify support, with scattered, unclear observer references to family and legacy.

Corners and Characters From a Hampton Meeting

A Hampton New Hampshire meeting excerpt shows colorful banter among locals. The piece, styled as a comic fragment, features a city artist and a farmer exchanging rustic quips about crops and a sly presence, with a note from the Pittsburg Post.

The Winning Ticket Taft and Sherman for Conservatives

Taft and Sherman are presented as a strong Republican ticket, praised for Taft’s clean record and independence, and Sherman’s long service. The piece argues their experience, stability, and adherence to party principles surpass Democratic alternatives, urging conservative voters to back the ticket.

Just Exactly Right Pills Endorsement in Hayesville Ad

Mr. A. A. Felton of Hayesville New York endorses Dr King s New Life Pills as the exact remedy. The ad claims relief from discomfort and lists constipation biliousness and malaria as conditions treated. Available for 25 cents at Williams Kipp s Sons drug store.

Dr. King A. A. Felton Hayersville N. Y Wm. Kipp’s Sons

Change Tax Plans and Classification of Property

A Maple Croat Farm advocate writes to President Der thick of the Ohio State Grange urging a classified tax system. He argues for grouping and taxing property by category, replacing the present uniform rate and exposing hidden, nonvisible values such as franchises, deposits, and bank assets to taxation. He claims classification would reduce double taxation and raise state and county revenues, urging broader application to chartered industries and banks.

Gould Maple Croat Farm Aurora Derthick Ohio State Grange Leense Tehiy Tauhe Olly Wansit Wiivre Thetian Actus Sequest Verlag Boards of Equalization Commissioners Ape Ela

Our Clubbing List Offers Subscriptions for 1902

The notice describes special offers for subscribing to this paper and other publications for 1902. It explains that free sample copies cannot be mailed and directs readers to the village office for copies and pricing details. The text provides unclear figures and references specific regional publication options and prices.

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Notice to Teachers Meetings in West School Dulid Ohio

Notice to teachers. Regular meetings for applicants for teachers' certificates will be held in West School Dulid Jug to Greenville Ohio. Patterson examinations set for the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. Signed by J Alvertos Crowrel Pres GLH Garribon Vice Pres 10H Browder Derk Bound.

Axa Ln Cec Il Sarge Dulid Jug Greenville Ohio Patterson J Alvertos Crowrel Garribon Browder Derk Gxummmere

Greenville Journal Subscriptions Offer Local News Value

A Darke County appeal promotes Greenville Journal subscriptions at 1.00 per year within the county, 0.50 for six months, 1.15 out of county. It boasts 2912 columns of reading matter yearly and urges cash with subscriptions and gifts to distant friends.

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