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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1906

Page

16

Washington Post 1906 Legal Notice Fragments And Editorials

The fragmented OCR text covers subscription rates for The Washington Post, details New York and Chicago offices, and discusses 1906 topics including interstate commerce, federal and state food laws, and editorials on Roosevelt era policy. It references Congress, the sword as a symbol, and critiques on party platforms and the Esch Townsend bill.

American Review of Reviews Congress Roosevelt House of Representatives Senator Lodge People's Branch of House

The Merger in Congress and the Railroads Debate

An exploration of two economic schools on railroad mergers. One argues competition fixes rates and efficiency, citing anti trust law and Northern Securities. The other claims mergers boost service and profits but invite rebates. The piece warns that congressional action could trigger further mergers and political battles amid fear of rate cuts and bankruptcy.

Congress John Sherman Supreme Bench Northern Securities Diana Pennsylvania Raiload Baltimore and Qohia Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio Starrdman Russia Paris France United States New York City Electric Railway Theodore W. Myera City of New York Myers Metz Inter-Met Mr. Belmont Thomas F. Ryan Ctty Rapid Transit Commission Amalgamated Copper Corporation Boston Maneler

Pure-food law powers merge state and federal rules

The piece argues Congress can unify interstate commerce authority with state food and drug laws by adopting each state's statutes as federal regulation for that state. It notes the Iowa beer case as precedent and warns against duplicative labeling requirements by separate laws.

Congress United States District of Columbia Congress of Interstate Commerce Commission Iowa Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company Illinois Sait Supreme Court of the United States Towa Supreme Court

Congress and King Edward in a period piece clash

A reflective column mocks Congress under a Republican president, defends legislative independence, and praises Edward VII's liberal dress hints. It cites politics, journalism quips, and mentions Roosevelts railroad policy while riffing on history, fashion, and travel as a satirical broadside.

Congress Senate Roosevelt

Photographic thoughts and weddings in a Rochester issue

In Rochester New York Tribune content, Dr M A Veeder reports a photography experiment suggesting mind related photographic effects. A wedding notice describes Mrs Mizner and Wilson Mizner with lavish wealth, travel, art emphasis, and life income.

Rochester New York Tribune M. A. Veeder Lyons New York World Mizner Charles T. Yerkes Wilson Mizner United States San Francisco

Florodora profits cited in City Court suit

Ida Conquest seeks judgment against Tom Ryley over profits from Florodora. Witnesses say New York company profits since 1900 total about 256000 dollars, with yearly figures from 1900 to 1906 shown. Gerber asserts collection efforts against Ryley, once partnered with Fisher.

New York Ida Conquest Tom Ryley O'Dwyer Ryley London Miss Congress Jey Bingland David Gerber Fisher N. Y Gerber Iitnane Broadway

Railroad Over The Sea To Key West

National Magazine describes Henry M. Flagler’s Florida East Coast Railway extending from Miami to Key West a 154 mile route, with twenty eight miles finished to Homestead and sixty miles on rock embankments over the sea. The system will use a car ferry from Key West to Havana, with seven water openings and three drawbridges, large viaducts, and extensive docks at Key West. J C Meredith leads the Miami project with a fleet of tugs and barges supporting the sea crossing effort.

the National Magazine Florida East Coast Railroad Miami Fla Gulf Key West Florida Keys Henry M. Flagler New York Havana Gulfedl Flagler Homestead Islands Rallo Plantation Key Stock Island J. C. Meredith

London Attack Sparks Arctic Plans and Canal Debate

A Chicago letter criticizes Jack London as a fashionable thinker while praising two Arctic explorers Nordenskjold and Mikkelsen. Mikkelsen plans a Behrings Strait voyage with fund-raising in Brooklyn and scheduled March-February and August meetings. The note ends with Chairman Shonts urging a larger canal strip and delaying decisions on a wet or dry canal.

The New York Tribune Nordenskjold Mikkelsen Arctic Club Explorers’ Club Brooklyn Beaufort Sea Parry Archipelago San Francisco Mackenzie River Cmel Seshring Strait Behring Strait Mr. Mikkelsen Mackenzie New York World Shonts

First Month of 1906 Tells of Prosperity and Progress

New York reports a day of large clearinghouse items amid record industrial and transportation activity. Analysts link big sums to railroad and trolley acquisitions by New York Central and New Haven, with electrification plans from Albany to Utica and beyond. January shows easing money rates, surging iron and steel trade, and hopeful international finance patterns.

Philadelphia Press Specigl Washington Post New York Itema Ag Central New York New York Central Mohawk Valley Electric Albany Schenectady Utica West Shore Railroad Rochester New Haven Railroad Corporation Connecticut Massachusetts Schwab Palm Beach United States Steel Corporation Mexico United States/ Steel Corporation United States Great Copper Trust Territory Alaska Iles North American London Holland

Boy who lives on milk baffling doctors in Rockport

A ten year old boy near Rockport survives solely on milk fed through a long tube. Doctors call the case strange noting he refuses all solid foods and only drinks milk at table with his family. He weighs fifty seven pounds and occasionally salt on a radish is his only other intake.

George Force Rockport George van Syckle Mansfield Township mUk New York Pittsburgh Charles Lockhart Board of Tax Revision of Allegheny County Lockhart William H. Vanderblit Astor Stephen Girard Vanderbilt Girard

Notable Guests and Talks at New Willard Lobbies Event

Portland merchant J A Dougherty hails Oregon's post exposition prosperity and real estate rise while discussing politics and a Democratic US Senator. Editor Charles Hopkins Clark, Senator Scott, and lumbermen mingle with national dealers as immigration and tariff topics surface amid social chatter at the New Willard.

J. A. Dougherty Portland Greg New Willard Mr. Dougherty Oregon John M. Clearin Washington Charles Hopkins Clark Hartford Courant Clark Senator Scott West Virginia

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