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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1894
Page
2
Chauncey Depew argues the tariff settlement ushers a new era of prosperity. He cites restored confidence, expanding industrial activity, and expected recovery from the 1895 94 panic with full employment and stronger currency. He predicts six years of solid growth despite occasional setbacks.
A reprint of W Latep Henry’s message urging continued Democratic strategy against protected monopolies. He asserts no compromise with trusts and calls for a renewed united attack to subjugate sugar coal iron and barbed wire trusts and push tariff reform forward through party leaders and rank and file.
In Washington See Hoke Smith dismissed the editor of the United States Geological Survey amid scrutiny over a $42,000 yearly salary without equivalent work. The action follows a controversial investigation into office creation for the editor and marks a significant political shift in federal appointments. Breckinridge of Arkansas discusses Southern politics and predicts Democratic gains in November while noting sugar planters may face party desertion.
Editorial notes discuss Anthony Wiggins and J Edward Addicks seeking Senate seats, Dryden and Mallalien nominated for Congress terms, and North Point anniversary with campaign planning in Baltimore. Also covered are Chauncey Depew’s caution on GOP overconfidence, G A R encampment attendees, and Chamberlain Cough Remedy anecdote. Ends with Maryland Agricultural College exhibit at Talbot County Fair.
In Prenamardira and Sept 20 notes, new dress goods flood stalls with discounts. Serge, Cheviot, and woolen fabrics in navy, black, brown, and two toned cheviots sell at cut rates from 25c to 75c per yard, with bold colorings and modern fall finishes. Also advertised are desk helps and school supplies, while a separate real estate notice details a land sale in Caroline county with a garden of roses.
A catalog-style listing shows six sorts and a dozen styles of bags priced by material and finish. Grain leather with cloth lining ranges from 21.05 to 31.75, leather lined options around 2.60 to 5.20, plus alligator choices nickel trimmed at 27.20 and related figures.
A few Continentals remain priced at 60 dollars with light roadsters featuring M. & W. tires also at 60. A limited supply of 90 dollar wheels now 50 dollars. Ladies' wheels offered at 60 dollars. All items guaranteed.
Book News for September highlights nearly 600 pages in four cloth bound volumes containing over 250000 words at 125 per volume or 5 for the full set. It notes the Duchess novelists and Mrs Hungerford, plus portraits and a miscellany. The issue praises Book News for its extensive list of new books and irreplaceable bookish content.
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