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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1906

Page

48

Rate bill debate rages as Grosvenor blasts “fake” issue

Lawmakers clash over proposed rate reforms with Gen Grosvenor denouncing the measure as a fake issue created for Congress while Littlefield voices opposition and argues the bill would curb competition. Senators present include Atlee Piles Perkins Hallinger Polliver and others as reading begins on the bill.

Littlefield Gen Groseimer Congress Stevens Winnesod Lamar Florida Alabama Gamnes Tennessee Hirdwakoo George Davidson Connecticut Scott West Virginia Millard Nebraska Krano New Jersey Rayner Maryland Uallinger New Hampshire Torsaher Ohio Knox Pennsylvania Polliver Iowa Blackburn Kentthy Niton Nevada

Debated Rail Regulation Bill Divides House Lines

Long House debate features Grosvenor criticizing the bill as a pooling scheme and favoring fast passage while Littlefield and Lamar defend safeguards against abuses. Arguments discuss court review, commission power, and impacts on cotton, rail rates, and private carriers as sessions adjourn after approving fortifications bill.

Grosvenor Littlefield Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Comm. UN New England Ins Mia Littlefield Rhem Canadian Gulf Atttorney Mrd Stevens Minnesota J. Littlefield

Resolution protests caucus action over Dominican treaty

Senator Patterson of Colorado introduced a motion accusing the Democratic caucus of coercing Senators to support the Dominican treaty. The long denouncement argues that each Senator must vote per conscience, not party will, and charges constitutional violations. The measure drew attention in the Senate chamber with Republicans expressing approval while Democrats expected to oppose it.

Democratic Party Republican Party Michigan Townsend Mr. Grosvenor Patterson Fairbanks United States Senate of the Senate Senate of Tillman South Carockman Petterson Bacon Clarke Arkansas McEmery Louisiana Ton McEnery Caucus For Cause Capitol Cl Cies Committee On Foreign Relations Ewey Congress Colorado William J. Bryan Roosevelt Chicago Bryan

Senate Debates Rift Over Treaty Ratification

Senator Patterson of Colorado denounces caucus control while Speaker and others discuss the Dominican treaty and a possible joint resolution. House debated railroad rate bills as Republicans and Democrats spar over ratification, with forecasts of a late Wednesday vote and shifting loyalties. Patterson says his Democratic stance aligns with Bryan and Roosevelt on key reforms.

McLaurin Promises to Follow Caucus on Santo Domingo Treaty

Jackson, Miss February 5 United States Senator McLaurin returned to Washington and said he would be bound by the Senate Democratic caucus action Saturday He expects the Santo Domingo treaty to be defeated and will vote accordingly in the coming session Also noted hearings on widening Mills Avenue with a hearing set for 1 o'clock February before the District board on the Clark Mills estate project with Northeastern Citizen's Suburban Association requesting the opportunity.

Santo Domingo Jackson, Miss United States McLaurin Washington Senate Mills Avenue Northeastern Citizen's Suburban Association Commissioners A& Bill Congress Clark Mills

Merger dispute lingers as Gillespie urges congress to act

Gillespie demands government facts on railroad merger and restraint of trade. He threatens a congressional committee probe if the Commerce and Justice departments fail to provide data. The interstate commission confirms limited knowledge from annual reports and outlines ownership ties among Pennsylvania Railroad and related lines.

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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