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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1906

Page

4

Tariff debate as Hepburn defends protection in House

In a heated House debate on tariffs Republicans push protection as the Romney issue. Col Hepburn denies rail and watch trust claims, demands proof, and cites American prosperity under protection while Rainey and Williams present sworn testimony.

Boutell Chicago Rainey Watch Trust Kepburn Dover Dneé Col. Hepburn Mr.Rainey United States Mitl.e J. J. Hill Northern Pacific John Sharp Williams Daniel Lamont Hardwick Georgia Aroise Mr. Hardwick Mr. Hepburn Wiliams Hepburn Mr. Williams Senate Col. Mepburn Williama Bontell Willams Gilbert Kentucky Cot. Hepburn Democratic Party Tripiz Bryan, Hearst & Co Roosevelt Gaines Tennessee Tre “Jean Mr. Ratney Ili Ae

Senate Debates Tariff Bills and Watch Reimportation Clash

The Senate spent nearly its session replying to speeches on the late tariff bill, with Spooner and Bailey trading points. House debates covered watch reimports, underselling New York dealers, and the Waltham and Wiggin records. Members argued over facts, with adjournment set for noon tomorrow.

Senate Senator Spooner Bailey Spooner

Depew Opposed to Smoot in Utah Seat Battle

The New York Senator Depew, on the Privileges and Elections Committee, asks to be recorded in favor of a resolution declaring Utah Senator Reed Smoot's seat vacant. Opponents claim Democrats and several Republicans will back the Burrows plan to disqualify Smoot. A minority report for Smoot is likely, with Foraker Beveridge and Diltingham named to prepare.

Depew Committee On Privileges and Elections Reed Smoot Utah Smoot New York Committee On Privileges and Bloc- Hons Burrows Bailey Moot Foraker Ohio Beveridge Indiana Diltingham Vermont

Three Postmasters Confirmed by the Senate

The Senate in executive session yesterday confirmed postmasters from Mississippi Jane? Brookhaven New York F A Welcht Glensgueag West Virginia H WW Degm Ripley Also House heard forest reservation arguments. Congress thanked Horace Forter for aiding John Paul Jones recovery. Fowler bill favored depositing government money in national banks at 3 percent. President sent Julius Jacobs nomination as assistant treasurer of the United States at San Francisco.

Senate Janes Brookhaven New York F. A. Welcht Glensgueag West Virginia H. WW Dégm Ripley Congress Gen. Porter William Alden Smith Michigan Horace Forter Prince John Paul Jones

Spooner Warns Bailey Reform Could Break Rate Controls

Senator Spooner sharply contested Mr Bailey's amendment to curb inferior courts from restraining Interstate Commerce Commission orders. He argued that limiting judicial power risks destroying rate fixing and federal balance, insisting jurisdiction and judicial power are distinct. The Senate then adjourned after an executive session.

Spooner Senate Wisconsin Bailey Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Jonath Inter- State Commerce Commission Pourty Blackstone Humphrey Texas Mr. Spooner United States

Mrs Gittermans Charge Sparks Lecture Supervision Debate

Mrs A M Gitterman of the Public Education Association appeared before the House District Committee and urged the Sulzer bill to create a supervisor of public lectures. She accused Supt Stuart and the Board of Education of suppressing the free lecture movement as the committee postponed the measure. Sulzer spoke in favor. The committee authorized a favorable report on establishing a uniform building line on streets under ninety feet wide in the district.

Stuart Sulzer

Winters Case Postponed Over Postmaster Nomination

The President asked the Senate yesterday to delay action on Francis Winters to be Montpelier Idaho postmaster pending an investigation. Winters, a Mormon bishop, faced opposition from Senator Dubois who urged a Gentile appointment, citing the Montpelier office as Bear Lake County's only Gentile post.

Senate Francis Winters Montpelier Idaho Winters Teyburn French Is & Morton Dubois Winter Bear-Lake County

Barnes Nomination for Postmaster Washington Confirmed

The Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads reported Barnes's nomination for Washington Postmaster favorably after a party line vote. Every Democrat opposed confirmation, aligning with Senator Tillman who protested Barnes due to links with the Mrs. Minor Morris White House incident. The full committee rejected an investigation, Culberson dissenting. Confirmation was expected by next Monday with Barnes to assume duties shortly after.

Senate Committee On Benjamin F. Barnes Washington Tillman Barnes Minor Morris White House Burrows Carter Ava Culberson Culberson Saal Senate

Wickersham Confirmation Fails in Senate Session

In a Senate executive session yesterday the nomination of James Wickersham to the district court for Alaska was postponed until May. Senators Foraker and Knox supported confirmation while Senator McCumber spoke against it. The record was printed for use of the Senate hearings on the investigation of judicial charges.

Senate James Wickersham Alaska Foraker Knox McCumber Committee On the

Army Orders Reported Leaves of Absence and Appointments

Army orders list multiple leaves of absence and transfers across departments. Names include Ernest A. Gerlington inspector general two months, Walter B. Penteid three months and twenty seven days, and officers assigned to San Francisco Boston Mare Island and Yokohama for temporary duty and examinations. Also notes naval movements, a retirement board at Fort Leavenworth, a death notice for Lieut. Col. Andrew Bivens, and the formal presentation of Viscount Apki to Secretary Root.

Ernest A. Gerlington Walter B. Penteid Ordnance Department Vangtia W.cooper Welfth Cavalry Julius N. Kilion San Francisc Willen William Faulding Army Fort Leavenworth Kans H. Lawson Francisce Edward Burr Boston Mans Nta‘ Son Willem G. Slantin Engsnesre U. Uavin Naval Hospital Mare Taland Cal Homie Nidshipmim Podge New York Teave U. S. FS Dutta vAschatant Feymaster F. T.foxwell Seattle Wash McDonald G. T'Tyain States Asiatic Station YoRshema Japan G. W. MeKiirdy Naval Houghnt Yokoname Rome J.E. Walker Wieccinala Bo Creacy Laval Hospital Yokohama

Sullivan in House Amid Protests and Postal Tubes

The article notes Timothy D Sullivan of New York's sleate district attending committee votes on the metre system for weights and measures, while avoiding House floor attendance and signaling he may not seek re election. It covers a Senate panel hearing on post office funding, raising the pneumatic tube service appropriation from 1 161 265 to 1 250 000 to include Baltimore via San Francisco.

Congress Timothy D. Sullivan Sleate New York City Sullivan Albaty General Suallenberger Senate Committee On Baltimore San Francisco

Scope of Rate Review and Judicial Authority in Interstate Commerce

The article analyzes how courts review Interstate Commerce Commission rate orders, arguing for broad judicial oversight to protect all shipper and community interests. It discusses whether Congress intended broad or limited powers, noting prior court resistances when orders risk confiscation or inadequate compensation, and stresses safeguarding competition and service through robust review.

United States Congress Cour Ate Commerce Amoteric al Commiumitiog Sian Lasw Frealdant Almos

Interpretation of the law by the Interstate Commerce Commission

The text argues that Elon misinterpreted the law and that courts found errors in the commission's factual findings and legal construction. It notes frequent disputes over the long and short haul clause and discusses congressional intent and interstate commerce interpretation.

Elon Commission Fitteer

Midshipmen Punished for Hazing With Rank Reductions

Naval academy officials reduce ranks of several midshipmen in February after hazing incidents. Hayes Rob and others are among those penalized. two are sent to sea immediately as part of disciplinary actions.

Hazers

Battle Ships Returning Patrol Leaders Report

The fragment notes ships returning and mentions Missouri Kentucky Maine and unnamed units in a brief naval update. It hints at private first commands and best efforts, but the text is garbled and reads as an OCR fragment.

Missouri Kentucky Maine

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