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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1906

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10

Senators Quiz Long Over White House Conference Test

Senators quiz long on who authored an amendment at a White House conference last Saturday. Bailey Foraker Bacon press questions while Allison and Len gine debate ethics and authorship as a Senate inquiry unfolds with various remarks from Kansas Senator Long and others.

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Long session debate over bill on rate making and court review

The lengthy discussion centers on constitutional limits of rate making by commissions and the protection of judicial review. Mr Long argues against federal court power to set rates, urging adherence to constitutional boundaries while others defend potential review provisions. The exchange touches on Supreme Court authority, property rights, and possible amendments before adjournment.

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Congress Condensed Senate and House Proceedings

Senate adjourned at 5:35 after a colloquy on the Uns amendment with Senators Long Paraker Ali son and Bacon. Stone gave notice to speak today. In the House the post office appropriation and national guaranty bills advanced after five hours of debate, with Texas and Georgia opposition. House set noon session to continue.

Senate Harley Long Paraker Alison Bacon White House Long Kansas Jengih Stone

Halstead Confirmed Consul at Birmingham in Senate Session

In an executive session yesterday the Senate confirmed Halstead as consul at Birmingham England. The confirmation list included several nominees from different posts and regions, with emphasis on diplomatic appointments and related roles.

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Back to Nature Grape Nuts Food Review From News Test

A fragmented consumer note describes Back to Nature Grape Nuts as a test food for eight months. It recalls an early New York report and claims the product damaged appetite but later restored vigor. The writer mentions Postum Co and a health renewal effect, with references to bitter evidence and a vague road journey.

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Williams Uses Gag Rule to Push National Guaranting Bill

Minority Leader Williams sought to force action on a national guaranting bill by a gag rule in the House, with Southern opposition but a 202 to 26 vote in favor. Debate was limited by five minute rules after general discussion, and key Texas and Southern members challenged the tactic as unconstitutional and an overreach of federal power.

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Rate Issue Clears Continued From First Page

The piece outlines Senate battles over Roosevelt era court reform proposals, noting divisions among Democrats and Republicans. It cites leaders like Mr Allison and Mrs Aldrich, railroad interests, and the political maneuvering around limited court review versus broader constitutional challenges, with possible delays into May.

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Senator Foraker to Draft Porto Rico Citizenship Bill

Senate committee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico named Senator Foraker as a subcommittee chair to draft a bill granting Porto Rican citizenship. After the measure is refined for the committee it is likely to be recommended.

Senator Foraker Senate Committee On Pacific Isandis Porto Rico Senitor Foraker Hill

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills advertised for headaches and pains

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as harmless and quick in curing pains and headaches. It claims the drug calms nerves and muscles, prevents and cures pains, with a money back offer if not beneficial. Griffith of Santa Ana endorses the remedy for workers. The first package is affordable at 25 doses for 25 cents.

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Justice Brewer decision may figure in rate bill

Republican senators discuss Justice Brewer’s remarks on the Michigan tax decision and its possible impact on the rate bill. Senator Knox will study the decision, while Dolliver and Nelson dispute its applicability, and lawmakers weigh Congress delegating rate making to a commission.

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Tillman confronts Senate over railroad coal discrimination

Senator Tillman pressed a daily complaint in the Senate about railroad discrimination. A letter from coal dealer G W Edes of Ballston Spa, N Y, alleged the Delaware and Hudson Railroad branded him out of business and ran a retail coal operation. Hale urged stopping the daily letters while Tillman defended the issue as a worthy probe of coal matters. The ta ct discussion suggested the letters would soon end. The hazing pill conference report was approved without debate.

Ai ‘Tillman Senate Hale Tilman South Carolina

Reduction in Army Medical Department Officers Debated

The Senate bill to reorganize the Army Medical Department passed the House Naval Affairs panel with amendments cutting colonels from sixteen to fourteen, lieutenant colonels from four to two, and majors from 146 to 10. An added clause states any medical officer refusing active duty shall forfeit his commission. Senator Elkins proposed letting navy yard employers sue the United States for injuries during duty. Cornell Crews Out. Ithaca report notes seven Cornell crew members training on Lake Cayuga for the first time this season.

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Massachusetts Tariff Delay Highlights Caucus Strategy

Massachusetts lawmakers will not push tariff tension now, opting to delay until after pending legislation. The plan aims to build support for a caucus and a potential tariff revision through Ways and Means, while Weeks of Newton becomes Republican Campaign Committee member. Davidson of Wisconsin introduces a resolution seen as bolstering tariff revisionists.

Massachusetts Congress Ways and Means House Revaionista Weeks John W Weeks Newton Boston Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Davidson Wisconsin

North Carolina Rep Introduces Bills To Ban Corporate Campaign Contributions

Representative Pol of North Carolina introduces two bills banning any officer or stockholder from directing corporate money or assets to political campaigns. If all stockholders consent to a contribution the amount must be logged in corporate records. Violations are declared misdemeanors punishable by court discretion.

Representative Pol North Carolina United States

Discretionary powers clash with old law at Annapolis

Secretary Bonaparte faces midshipmen cases under the old discipline when new antihazing legislation may alter punishments. Some charges are deemed well founded, risking dismissals. Pending actions hinge on Congress actions, with cases possibly dropped or pursued amid uncertainty at Annapolis. A Tokyo tea event and famine relief in Japan are noted alongside public health pitches for Hood's Sarsaparilla.

Congress Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte Annapolis

Lanston Monotype annual stockholders meeting notice

Lanston Monotype Machine Company at 1231 Callowhill Street Philadelphia announces an annual stockholders meeting for April 19 to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. Transfer books close April 5 at 4 pm and reopen April 24 at 10 am. Secretary Wilfred Bancroft.

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