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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1906

Page

30

Labor Bill Passes Urged by Gompers in House Vote

The House, acting under suspension of the rules, passed the employer's liability bill urged by the Federation of Labor led by Samuel Gompers. The measure relaxes common law liability for workplace injuries, setting a framework for contributory negligence and shared fault while authorizing a tax on alcohol used to fortify sweet wines. The debate featured opposition from Champ Clark but ended 184 to 33 in favor.

House Annapolis Congress Capitol Federation of Labor Delegates Gumipers Internal Revenue Champ Clark Io Calla Nerdnam Calfornia Williams Missinsippi Payna New York Clark Marker New Jersey Crumpacker Tadiana Keafer Ohio Iomense Ac Aapolis West Point Ant My Vreekitt

Congress Condensed Senate and House Proceedings

Late yesterday in the Senate Mr Long of Kansas introduced the White House amendment for a limited court review of the Dolliver Hepburn rate bill and planned to speak today. Senator Fulton of Oregon urged passage without amendment. The House met under suspension and passed the employability bill urged by labor, with minor bills and a resolution requesting the attorney general’s information on the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission payroll.

Department of the Interior Senate St. Michaels Alaska Gillipo His Ohio W.va Point Pleasant W. Va Sullivan Massachusetts Messrs Garner Michigan Brownlow Tennessee Maasachusetts Naval Academy Pon United States Spain Long Kansas White House Fulton Oregon House Spanish Treaty Claims Commission My, Long Allison Dolliver Messrs. Knapp Prouty Interstate Commerce Commission Sénate Hale Alabama Andrew D. White Germany Board of Regents The Sibythsonian Institution Mr. Nelson Bhaw Knox Nelson Congress

Tillman Opposes Barnes Over Morris Incident at White House

Senator Tillman will oppose Benjamin Barnes nomination for Washington postmaster citing the Morris incident at the White House. President faces opposition from local interest and anti carpetbagger voices though a final Senate confirmation seems likely. Barnes described as long serving in various duties at the Capitol amid debate on suitability for the postmaster role.

Benjamin FB Barnes Washington Senate Barnes Morris White House Tilman Tillman Tharnes Haines Lo Une Nowlyiu Merritt Nhcde Capitol New Jersey United Ues Mudalph Worster Sle Mr. Barnes Vicw

Dolliver Bill Aims to Investigate Conditions of Women and Child Workers

Senator Dolliver introduced a bill to authorize the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to investigate and report on the social moral educational and physical conditions of women and child workers in the United States. The measure focuses on age hours of labor employment term health and morals with an appropriation provided for the inquiry.

Dolliver Secretary of Commerce and Labor United States Peron

Senate Cons confirms Nominations and Promotions

The Senate in executive session yesterday confirmed nominations for agency positions in Massachusetts and California and postmasters in New Hampshire and Virginia. Also announced are promotions within the army and related official postings, including names such as Belisle, Taylor, Roseberry, Farr, Welch, Pike, and Waynesboro.

Senate Agency Belisle Massacheetts Limgees Friare Alfred Fl. Taylor Iianessa Sunanville Cals Thomas A. Roseberry Fermville Cat New Hampshire J. T. Welch Dover F. Pike Priantetta Tennsylvaniasy Bardleson Virginia

Bill Provides Visitors Board for Naval Academy

Representative Weeks of Massachusetts introduced a bill to establish a board of visitors for the Naval Academy. The panel would have twelve members with appointments split among the President, the Vice President, and the Speaker. Members would serve varying terms and must attend examinations and report findings to the Secretary of the Navy.

Bill Naval Academy Representative Weeks Massachusetts Vicw

Committee Will Discuss Type of Panama Canal

Senator Millard leads Nebraska talk as the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals plans to decide the canal type. George W Atavie testified, outlining Isthmian affairs that may aid framing general legislation for the Isthmus. Secretary involvement indicated.

George W. Atavie Susterday Senate Committee Ania Millard Nebraska Vas Herr

Long Plans Defense of Rate Bill as Senate Debates Limited Review

Kansas Senator Long introduces a limited court review amendment to the Dolliver Hepburn railroad rate bill. Fulton of Oregon argues for the bill as is, delaying Long's planned speech. The Senate also considers the deficiency bill, a district court term, and a board of regents appointment for the Smithsonian.

Georgia Senator Proposes Amendment to Dolliver Hepburn Bill

Senator Bacon of Georgia introduced an amendment to the Dolliver Hepburn bill aimed at limiting interlocutory court actions against commission rates. It would require a ten-judge review, deposit of 50,000 dollars when rates are set aside, and repayment if the commission rate stands, with differing views from Mr. Hailey and Mr. Fulton on court review.

Fulton Aldrich Tetler Heyburn Nelson Senator Bacon Georgia Senate Dolliver-Hepburn Bailey Mr. Bacon Mr. Hailey Bacon Circuit Court of the United States Supreme Court of the United States

Peace Conference Deficiency Bill Spurs Senate Action

The urgent deficiency bill reported by the Senate Committee on Appropriations adds provisions for international affairs. It authorizes funds for delegates to the American States conference in Rio Janeiro and for the Hague peace conference, plus a grant for Geneva convention revision delegates.

United States Senate Committee On Rio Janeiro Brazil The Hague

Post Office Reform Plan Heads To New York City

Postmaster General and the chairmen of the House and Senate Public Buildings and Grounds committees plan a commission to study New York City postal needs. The commission will visit after Congress adjourns, hear business leaders and postal officials, and consider a central general post office and terminals at Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroad lines.

House Committee On New York City House Senate Congress Ito Pennsylvania Railroad New York Central

Macfarland and Barnes Nomination Reported for Office

The President yesterday nominated B F Barnes as postmaster of Washington. Rudolph Woreter was appointed to replace Barnes as second assistant secretary. Other nominations include Henry B Macfarlana for Commissioner of the District of Columbia and George L Lorian as secretary to the embassy in Rio de Janeiro. The list covers numerous federal posts across many states with names and assignments, and mentions a bill to transfer jurisdiction from the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission to the Court of Claims.

B. F. Barnes Washington Rudolph Woreter Mr. Barnes District of Columbia Henry B. F. Macfarlana Rio de Janeiro Brash George L. Lorian Rhode Ieland Copenhagen Denmark Charles Richardsen Minsaehogedz Wstrict Halstead Albert Halstead Murot Huntstead Birmingham England Senate Marshall Hal-sread McKinley

Brazil Names Ferreira Minister in Mexico

Brazil elevates A. Gomez Ferreira to minister in Mexico after being accredited to Washington two years ago as charge d'affaires and later as minister plenipotentiary ad interim. Advices received yesterday from the Brazilian Ambassador indicate the appointment.

Brazil Ferreira A. Gomez Ferreira Washington Mexico

Parsons Receives Congratulations on New Baby Boy

Representative Herbert Parsons of New York City was congratulated by colleagues yesterday for the birth of a son. The child and mother are reported well. Mr and Mrs Parsons already have two other children.

Rep. Parsons Herbert Parsons New York City

Hospital Superintendent Warns Tuberculosis Endangers Other Patients

Washington Asylum Hospital is overrun with tuberculosis cases while a municipal ward for TB patients is delayed. Supt. Zinkham appeals for a dedicated TB ward as the sick poor crowd the limited space, posing a risk to those with other illnesses and staff. Officials cite need to hasten construction and funding for a TB ward after years of delays.

Washington Asylum Supt Zinkhum Bupt Zinkham Purses Wien Macfarland Watlington Asylum Hospital

Government to pass one International Bank share to private buyers

In advance of the Algeciras conference the State Department plans to dispose of a single American share in the International Bank. The stake, about 150000 dollars, cannot be subscribed by the U S government and will be offered to private investors. A possible last moment hitch with the Sultan of Morocco could delay final approval as diplomats finish protocols and await formal adjournment.

Algeciras State Department International Bank America Ambassador-White Morocco Thie

Injustice Seen Over Civil War Retired Officers

From the Army and Navy Journal comes notice of Maj. RM Rogers U S A retired death. He and other civil war veterans say benefits denied under the act of April 23 1901 for increased retired rank. They compare records to recently retired brigadier generals and seek relief from Congress after petitions to the President. Veteran Captain J A Retired notes continued injustice as veterans die in bitterness.

Tsaitor Army and Navy Journal RM. Rogers U.S. A Rogers Congress United States

District Employees Share in Appointments and Increases

Treasury Department classified service changes announce appointments and salary raises across offices including Secretary Henry Bacon Ohio and Virginia, Treasurer Henry Bacon Ohio, Comptroller El tan Ganguner Ohio, and several others. Transfers add to the list with new salaries and personnel moving from Navy, War, Interior, and Post Office departments. Promotions appear across many offices, highlighting gains for numerous individuals and agencies.

Treasury Department Civil Service Commissian Henry HL. Bacon Virginia United States Henry H. Bacon Ohio Red Corn Alabama Comptroller of the Treasury Eltan A. Gangener H. Parks District of Columbia Charles Ancéin Louisiana War Department William.&. Tyson Georgia Post-pMca Irving H. Curl Oregon Peter W. Minick Missouri Henry Farnum Gonnecticut Mre Tranafer Appralsir'a New York the Auditor For the Post George Li Babcock Customs Service Marnie R. Clements Department of the Interior Internal Revenue Hazel V. Anderson Tennessee Department of Agriculture Maries Lambert Igoe Timots Navy Department Robert H. Harrison Samuel W. Smith South Cervling Bain Farr Ben UW Sueele Kentucky Merry A. Haywart North Carolina Clay G. Collate Locle Bercham Michigan John A. Liggett Indiana WiNart E. Colts Earth Daekdte Charles W. Bitran Wirconatn William Richards Iowa Ofice Charles Z. Brenton Missour Richard A. Kipp Howard Gaylord Constisticur James R. Finney T. F. Langley Office of the Auditor Department Mary J. Hillary Tetrict Columbia James E. Maulding Mary E. Dabney Tithola Arthur L. Webb Charles E. Brayton Frank M. Reed Minnesota James H. Stine Tndiana E. As Short George B. Chamberlin Henry Massachusetts Fred A. Leebler Virgina Treasry’ Department Fred Flett Daniel P. McCornack Wisconsin Thomas Rebingon Clara Z. Clements Blanche H. Sauter Mary W Annand Edith Mf. Simmons Jnne M. Desmond Jennie L. Coleman Josie A. Kane Mary F. Youtthan Mary G. Morgen Cornelia B. Jatt Arnte Vie Krumke Margaret E. Willams Len V. Moore Katherine V. Scheyer Pennsylvania Ada B. Spence Neryland Mivais G Bautsir Ramié Fanning Mary A. Daly Anwin C. Hart Michael 2B. Slindes Emelia B. Melson District of Culumbia Elizabeth A. McCarty Laula A. Wells Mary A. Browne George W. ‘Tyler Town Rose Murtaugh Mande Wile

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