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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1906

Page

55

Merger Probe Focuses on Railroads Coal Conflicts Rise

A House committee debates a broad inquiry into railroad control of coal fields in Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Virginia urging a focused investigation on the Pennsylvania Railroad and its affiliates. Witness letters cite tactics pressuring coal firms into mergers and claim discriminatory rates threaten independent operators.

Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Virginia House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerc Momdlay Huse Hoase Senate Cillespies Gaines Wear Varginia Thad Ats Dimes Ne Mumbers Dehall Pennsylvanie Railroad Wis Arena Mwefelok Gillespie House West Virginia Central and Pittebure Railroad Company Wilkins Haltimore and So West Virginia Central Henry G. Davis Thomas B. Davis Stephen B. Elkins A. P. Gorman Riehard Kerens Aucius Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Consolidation Coal Company Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Company Baltimore and Ohio Freeland Luzerne County

Hearing on Salmon Catching Regulation Bill in Alaska

Representative Cushmans bill to regulate the catching and canning of salmon in Alaska rivers was reviewed by the House Committee on Territories. Fish Commissioner George W. Bowers and the author urged a favorable report but telegrams from canners and industry interests requested delay until Washington hearings. action postponed to March 7. The bill seeks to bar unlicensed catching, cap catches, limit the fishing season, and exclude Japanese from the trade amid claims the salmon business is being taken over by Japanese interests.

Cushman Alaska House Committee On Territories George W. Bowers Washington

Amend Alaskan Railroad Bill Advances in Senate Panel

The Senate Committee on Territories endorsed a favorable report on the BHE to aid Alaskan railroad construction and amended it by removing the government bond issue. The bill, when reported, shows no direct federal financial backing for the project. A separate measure banning gambling in Alaska and several territories was also advanced.

Senate Committee On Territories United States Alaska Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma

Benzoic acid defended before House committee

Dr. Vaughan testified that benzoic acid used as a preservative is harmless in current quantities, urging Hepburn bill amendments to place standard setting with a five expert panel. Hepburn and witnesses debated preserving foods while farmers and manufacturers pressed for existing state and federal balance and caution for codfish boracic use.

Vaughan House Committee On Interstate Commerce Hepburn Illinois Frank S. Kedzie State Agricultura Michigan Gardner Massachusetts Gloucester Magate Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Mr. Gardner Thomas J. Carroll Gloucester Board of Trade Carroll National Food Manufacturers’ Association Rodenburg United States Public Health and Marine Hospitalervice

Delay the Rate Bill Held Open by Court Review Drama

The Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce adjourned without a vote on judicial review of Interstate Commerce Commission orders, citing illness and absence. Amendments were discussed, including boosting the commission from five to nine members, and a new liability provision for carriers. Senator Spooner outlined a plan for court-held payments during rate review, while foes warned it would delay action.

Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Elkins Dalliver Clapp Tillman House Carmack Bilkins Aldrich Kaan Foster Crane Foraker Dolliver McLaurin Newlands Messrs. Cullom Senator Carmack Spooner Senate Committee On Commerce Interstate Commerce Conmission

Nourish the body with Scott's Emulsion claims

An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as superior nourishment that digests easily and improves digestive functions. It urges anyone run down or failing to gain from ordinary food to try the product, listing Scott & Bowne in New York.

Scott

Root urges inspectors for consular service reform

Secretary Root told the House Foreign Affairs Committee he favors a bill to reorganize the consular service, stressing five inspectors to probe irregularities among consular officers. He cited graft and misconduct cases, including a longstanding overcharges scheme and a proven rumor about an Australian official investigated by a naval officer.

Root House Committee On Foreign Affairs Australia Navy Department

District Bills Referred to Senate Committee

Senate District Committee yesterday referred various district school system bills to a subcommittee of Senators Burkett Scott Allee Blackburn and Gearin. The new committee will study the matter but likely report after House action on school bills. Favorable reports were given on several measures including renaming T street west of Columbia road to California street opening Fuelid street to Eighteenth street creating the Eades home for aged and indigent widows granting free schooling to children of district taxpayers and making it a misdemeanor to neglect he to provide for snow and ice removal. Senator Hansbrough to handle the snow and ice provision and Senator Dubois was added to the subcommittee to consider local traction extension.

Senate Burkett Scott Allee Blackburn Gearin Schaoel House T Street Columbia California Street Fuelid Street Champlain Street Eighteenth Street Eades Hansbrough Dubois

Judicial review of Hepburn bill risks rail rate justice

Senate panel weighs amending the Hepburn bill to grant courts power to review Interstate Commerce Commission orders. Supporters warn that without court access, rail interests and communities could be harmed by rate orders. The Maximum Rate case is cited as an example of potential injury to Southeastern merchants and cities if judicial review is denied. A Kentucky house resolution seeks national park status for the Abraham Lincoln homestead in Larue County.

Gillespie Interstate Commerce Commission Glissepie Thomas H. Neal Cumberland Filine and Gorman Henry G. Davis Baltimore and Ohio West Virginia Campel Neal Raurosk Commission Bunko Tillman Cullom Florida House Elkins Interstate Commerce Committee Congress Senator Lodge United States Norfolk Richmond Boston Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta Lincoln National Park Frankfort Hannah Greenup Kentucky General Assembly Kentucky Abraham Lincoln Larue County

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