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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1892
Page
1
The fragment reflects a July or June verse by W Philip Marston in New York. It laments fading summer beauty and a bower of roses, waking and sleeping with gratitude and prayer. The speaker wistfully recalls nightingales, dew, and the passing season as June ends.
Milner moodily returns to Simpson Terrace to find the blue door, a green tint, and a kitchen saga of hasty pudding and chocolate-like meals. Mrs Chipley Maud and Marian frantically scrub, mend, and rearrange as a color quarrel over the door sparks a comic domestic farce culminating in a proposal to the widowed Mrs Chipley.
The LEngineering and Mining Journal argues that protective tariffs raise rail prices above natural costs. It says American producers profit from Bessemer patents and tariffs, with rail costs around 20 dollars per ton versus 29 to 30 dollars charged. English rail prices fall while pig iron shifts, yielding large profits for U.S. makers at the expense of wages and consumers. New York World reports.
The St. Louis Republic argues that the Republican House passed the Lodge force bill, aiming to muddle readers and obscure dangerous provisions. It contends the bill seeks to replace local election control with federal boards, undermining free representation and placing power in presidentially appointed judges.
The Rhode Island senator Carlisle faces GOP fears as colleagues seek a clean, credible campaign theme. Sherman defends cost of living rises caused by tariff policy, while Aldrich and Palmer Hiskock face criticism. The New York Evening Post notes party discord as leadership pushes a united keynote on tariff policy.
A Republican organ mocks a Democratic paper for claiming French emigrants flee Canada for the United States for better wages and climate under free trade. It contrasts with the McKinsey Law era, calling the piece a sharp yet unformed jab at protectionism and trade policy.
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