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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
4
Col Alexander K McClure, a veteran Pennsylvania journalist, died June 5 at age noted in obituaries. He built a long career shaping political reporting and editorial views in Philadelphia and statewide circles. His passing marks the loss of a respected press figure with decades of service.
Rev Rowanp Everet chaplain of the United States senate and author of The Man Without a Counter died at his home in Roxbury Massachusetts June 10 in the eighty seventh year of his age The note references political chatter about tariffs and Aldrich and mentions Lorraine Manufacturing expansion in Pawtucket and broader labor concerns The text ends with stray remarks on celebrations and casualties amid noisy political discourse
The piece critiques the Globe Democrat's winded column on a Democratic era, notes a private marriage contract tied to a court ruling, and intertwines commentary on government profit debates, party tensions, and revelations about Republican dissent toward Payne-Aldrich. It references St Louis court acceptance of envelope documents and compares forms of social safeguards to legislative acts.
The Globe-Democrat conceals its own issues while criticizing others as it contemplates governance shifts to trusts. The remark suggests the paper’s ongoing internal troubles and possible political maneuvering without detailing specific events or dates.
The St Louis Times attacks Republican tariff promoters in Washington over a proposed lower tariff and guaranteed profits to manufacturers. It notes insurgent factions and bitter clashes in Congress over the Payne tariff bill, with lingering doubts about presidential shifts in tariff policy and impact on consumers.
The New York World contrasts Taft and Aldrich, arguing Aldrich represents corporate Wall Street while Taft embodies progressive ideals. It warns Aldrichism could guide tariff revision and vows Taft must lead, not stay neutral, to avoid broken pledges and shifted principles.
John W. Gates complains tariffs are decided beyond earth in a Europe-bound voyage. Senator McCumber notes the sheep-raising sector still languishes after the Wilson bill, which has long since fallen from operation, its affected flocks dying in quiet ages.
The Globe Democrat criticizes Taft for denying a veto on tariff changes. It argues a veto would curb the party’s risk of a naming and election defeat, warning that passing the Payne-Aldrich bill risks inflaming the tariff issue and hampering Republicans next year. The piece highlights shifts between downward revisions and later upward changes in tariff proposals.
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