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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1906

Page

14

Rate bill debate ends in House amid attacks on discrimination

Lawmakers clash over a sweeping rate regulation measure described as a fake issue by Gen Grosvenor and criticized as drastic. Leaders promise final action soon as amendments are discussed and a vote is planned before adjournment.

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Rail bill debate highlights Western lawmakers clash over rates

The House discussion centered on federal regulation of railroad rates with Grosvenor blasting the bill as a pooling scheme. Littlefield warned of court reversals and commission overreach while Lamar and Bryan backed the measure. Debate touched on passes, efficiency of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and potential impacts on cotton and regional industries. The session adjourned after reporting the fortifications appropriation bill.

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Senator Patterson Defies Caucus Over Dominican Treaty

Senator Patterson of Colorado introduces a bold resolution charging that Democratic caucus actions violated the Constitution and restrained senators from voting their conscience on the Dominican treaty. He asks the measure be postponed for discussion, as Tillman questions its parliamentary status and Democrats brace for Republican support but likely no broader backing.

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Senate Debates Clash Over Treaty and Rail Bill

Senate adjourned after a day of sharp exchanges on the shipping and railway rate measures. Senator Patterson of Colorado denounced caucus control while urging support for Roosevelt era reforms, defending his independence and Democratic loyalty.

McLaurin to Follow Senate Caucus on Santo Domingo Pact

U S Senator McLaurin, in Jackson Mississippi, says he will back the Senate Democratic caucus action and anticipates defeat of the Santo Domingo treaty. He pledged to vote again on the treaty and expressed his belief it will be defeated. A hearing on widening Mills Avenue through the Clark Mills estate has been approved for February first at 1 o'clock by the District board after executive committee request.

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Merger Row Deepens as Gillespie Demands Facts From Departments

Gillespie vows to seek knowledge about railroad merger through the Commerce and Justice departments and, if needed, a congressional committee inquiry. The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a cautious reply, detailing stock ownership ties among Pennsylvania Railroad and related lines, and noting no clear determination of violation under the cited act. The report highlights cross-ownership and shared directors across the Pennsylvania system and its allied roads, with limited competitive rate activity in the sector.

Pennsylvania Interstate Commerce Commission House Indiancr Gallegple Texas Mr. Gillespie Department of Commerce Department of Justice Bureau of Corporations Department of Commerce and Labor Congress Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania System Pennsylvania Company Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company Northern Central Railway Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Norfolk and Western Railway Company Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railway Company Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Northern Central Railway Norfolk and Western Railway Chesapeake and Ghigo Railway Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Alexander M. Fox N. Parker Shortridge Alexander J. Cassatt Clement A. Griscom Amos R. Little William H. Barnes George Wood Stuart Patterson Effingham B. Morris T. Dewitt Cuyler James McCrea Lincoln Godfrey Rudolph Ellis John P. Green Charles E. Pugh M. Prevost Samuel Rea A. J. Cassatt Joseph Wood J. J. Turner Edward B. Taylor Joseph P. Green N. P. Shortridge Douglas H. Thomas John P. Ramsay John B. Thayer Alfred D. Warner R. Dale Benson John P Green H. Walter J. D. Cameron Luther S Rent N. FP. Shortridge Wayne MacVeagh Michael Jenkins 3. M. Prevost A. Loudon Snowden J. B. Thayer Norfolk Decatur Axtell H. F. Wickham George W Stevens Eoward Bacon John F. Green Edward H. Harriman Prevost Norman B. Ream Jacob H. Gchiff James Speyer Charles Steele James Stillman George F. Randolph Bay State of Maryland L. Victor Baughman Arthur P. Gorman Norfolk and Western Railroad Company

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