Fleet maneuvers near Virginia capes extend into next week
The fleet continues drills about 30 miles off the Virginia cape and southern drill grounds with preparations underway at Hampton for Christmas leave. Wireless communications between ships are aiding the operation as crews plan to move on to New York harbor.
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Federal rail bill powers grow. commerce court planned
After months of work, a presidential commission proposes a bill amending the Interstate Commerce Act. It creates a United States court of commerce to review orders and restricts appeals to the Supreme Court. The plan assigns common carrier status to telegraph and telephone firms and tightens rate, stock, and merger rules for railroads.
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Interstate commerce bill expands federal rail powers
The proposed measure would amplify federal regulation of railroads, granting the commission final orders with limited court challenges. It allows monthly and special reports, fixes joint rates when connecting carriers include water lines, and keeps rate making largely with railroads while giving the commission corrective authority. The conference opposes transferring powers to a government department and supports a court of commerce with president appointed judges and regional sessions.'insurgents plan meetings in the House caucus room amid anticipated debate.
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Habits Chain Certain Habits Unconscious and Hard to Break
A long rambling letters page discusses will power to break habits and a coffee diary from Indiana. A woman explains coffee caused dyspepsia and stomach trouble until she used Postum, restoring health and breakfast habits. The note ends with a promotional tag and a prompt about reader letters.
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Naval Militia Endorsed By National Association Convention
Delegates gathered at the Willard Hotel for the annual convention of the National Naval Militia Association where officials like Benster Dick Assistant Secretary of the Navy Beekman Winthrop and Commander Winterhalter discussed uniting naval militia under similar training and funding as the national guard. They urged Congress to pass a naval militia bill, noting a 10 900 strong organized reserve and 72 hour readiness for battleships.
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Berlin Sees Taft Message Pleased Merchants Involved
Berlin comments on President Taft’s Congress message praise his stance on free trade and the implied U S aim to restore order in Nicaragua while expanding abroad. Hamburg exporters welcome the prospect of German business advantages from U S policy and European contacts. Blackburn resignation as Isthmian Canal Commissioner is announced as accepted.
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Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney and Back Pain Relief
Claims that Pape's Diuretic cures kidney and bladder problems including backache insomnia headaches and nervousness. It asserts rapid cleansing and healing of urinary organs, urging immediate use and endorsement by physicians and merchants in a Cincinnati firm.
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Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Reassignments
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt. Charles Haight Fifth Cavalry extended one month and First Lieut. Roland B. Erin Twenty three days from December 2 1909 with other officers reassigned or placed on duty. Details include reports to San Francisco to report by January 24 1910 and various transfers within coast artillery troops and engineers.
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Cummins to Introduce Commerce Commission Amendment Bill
Iowa Senator Cummins will introduce a bill to amend the Interstate Commerce Act. He favors expanding the commission’s power and opposes the proposed Interstate Commerce Court. The measure is set to gain progressive Senate support and rivals the President’s plan in scope. He will also propose a resolution to appoint a special Senate committee to review the Sherman Antitrust Act and report desired changes.
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Minister Egen Starts Home from Copenhagen Sails to New York
United States Minister Egan and party sailed for New York today on the steamer Oscar II. The voyage marks a variation of naval movements this month with several ships listed clear for various ports.
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