Pure Food Lecture Shows Adulteration Of Foods And Drinks
An Illinois Pure Food Lecture describes how articles of human consumption are adulterated. Demonstrations use cherries dyed with anilin, pepper, coffee blends with sawdust, and colorants. Mr Mann argues for standard can weights and accurate labeling to protect consumers amid adulteration and shore-weight competition.
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Senate for Lock Canal Prompts Panama Commission Trip
President Roosevelt reads Senate vote for lock canal as decisive though sea level plan was favored by a canal committee. Shonts and Stevens to lead Panama commission voyage aboard the Panama from New York, aiming to inspect and advance work at the Isthmus.
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Pullmans Go In Washing Of 24 An Under Standing
Conferees agreed to a railroad rate bill pending in the house. They plan to present a final agreement in the morning and have it printed in the Record for action tomorrow. Key points include sleeping cars as common carriers and a Dineline amendment changing to railroads ownership rules for pipelines excluded. Passes to officials are restricted with discretion left to railroads for others. Express companies to be regulated as common carriers.
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Will Pay His Own Way Roosevelt Opposes Public Trip Funds
President Roosevelt says he will pay his own travel expenses on every trip, and opposes using a 25000 dollar annual appropriation to defray costs. He argues that government employee expenses and related costs should not be borne by the public purse. A detter to Representative Tawney and talks with lawmakers accompany the stance.
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