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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1910

Page

6

Conference committee drops rail road reform ambitions

The conference committee on the railroad bill abandons physical valuation and stock watering controls, replacing them with a weak investigating commission. The plan redefines competition with water lines, allowing rate cuts to curb water rivals, while rebating prevention is dropped to please big trusts. Taft signals satisfaction with the emasculated measure as critics decry hypocrisy in postmaster and Senate dealings.

Conference Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Taft

Lineman dies after fatal fall in Hartford

A lineman for the Southern New England Telephone Company died after a fall in Hartford. Walter Janes McDermitt, a traveling U.S. emaman for the Lew Maven based company, suffered a skull fracture and chest injuries and died at Hartford hospital.

Lineman Hartford tream_United Presad Junn Vernon Atrect Walter Janes eDermitt New Maven Moor Tkay McDermitt Southern New England Telephone Company Lew Maven

Association of Unwelcome Guests rises at White House

Washington dispatch notes the White House reshapes a quiet group into what is dubbed the Association of Unwelcome Guests. The item traces a political shift catalyzed by the Morrison incident and signals wider scrutiny of informal White House circles. The report also covers Supreme Court term prep and federal cases awaiting review.

Supreme Court White House Ananias Club Francis Burton Morrison

The D M Read Co Linen Goods Sale 1857

The D M Read Co advertises linen suitings in oyster white and ramie linen at 35 cts to 29 cts per yard. It promotes crash linens 19 cts yard and Jaspers blend, white crinkled seersucker for undermuslins at 15 cts. Gas irons, folding window screens, over stove devices, and Dennison paper products are featured. Paper flowers and favors offered for summer luncheons and lawn fetes.

Dennison Department

Dolls For Girls Attract Holiday Buyers

Radford B. Smith offers a selection of fine dolls at 1072 Main and DEF ARTBERS Sree 89 Sarenaeld Ave. The ad stresses seasonal appeal and fits vacation play for girls with a variety of splendid dolls available.

Radford B. Smith Main Artbers Sree Sarenaeld Ave

Political shifts and western settlement surge noted

The piece lists former officials like Gif ford Pinchot and lawmakers such as John A. Martin Henry T. Rainey and Francis Burton Harrison as out of favor with the Taft White House while Western settlement accelerates. Reports describe heavy home seekers moving into Montana Oregon Washington and the Southwest with rail expansion and 12 000 000 acres of Oregon lands opening for settlement. Reclamation projects show rising land values alfalfa and grain prosperity and rapid farm takeup ahead of fall. Taft refers phosphorus matches regulation to Congress via the Interstate Commerce Committee, with Department of Commerce and Labor advice and possible federal rulemaking.

Washington Congressional Committee Ballinger Madison Kansas Cunningham Land Office Roosevelt-Garfield Taft Reclamation Service F. H. Newell Gifford Pinchot Forest Service Garfield Harriman Alaska Oscar Lawler Interior Department Glavis Congress Lawler Raft Wickersham Lawter George W. Perkins J. P Morgan & Company Morgan-Guesenhiem Vrney Ballin Pleres Chreeee Cunningham Roosevelt Forester White House John A. Martin Colo Martin Henry T. Rainey Henry W. Taft Guggenheims Francis Burton Harrison West Montana Oregon Canada Mississippi Valley Idaho Great Plateau Americana Association For Labor Inter-State Commerce Committee House United States Department of Commerce and Labor

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured In Three Days

Morton Hill of Lebanon Indiana testifies his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints. After eight doctors and six weeks in bed, she found relief with Dr Detchon Relief for Rheumatism, walking within three days. Curtis Pharmacy sells it. Also notes on hygienic ice from Naugatuck Valley Ice Co and Foley’s Honey and Tar for summer colds.

Morton , Hill Lebanon Ind Detchon Curtis Pharmacy Main St Foley F. B. Brill

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