Review of Congress completes landmark 1906 legislative program
Congress adjourned after reconciling house and senate positions on key measures. Railroads rate act and meat inspection bill gained approval, with the pure food act also signed. The administration hails a new era of federal regulation as Panama Canal financing and statehood measures advance, while immigrant and anti-corruption bills face hurdles.
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Week's foreign dispatches reveal senate pass on food bill and Alaska railroad aid
The brief dispatchs record a senate and house approval of the conference report on the sundry civil bill and the general deficiency bill, plus the president's approval of water control for Niagara Falls and other actions. Miscellaneous items note a Ringling Bros circus panic, a Missouri river bridge project, Jamestown expo funding, and various deaths, bids, and political moves.
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