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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1906

Page

84

Railroad Merger Probe Moves to Narrow Scope and Action

Lawmakers narrow the inquiry on Pennsylvania Railroad control of bituminous and anthracite coal fields across Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Virginia. Gillespie resolution amended to target railroads coal mines and car supplies with immediate investigation and joint House Senate action expected Monday.

Gillespie Senate Neal Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Virginia House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce House Interstate Commerce Commission Tillman Gaines Lne Pownsend Moody Townsend Commission Gillsepie Thomas H. Neat Cumberland Eakins German Menry G. Davis Baltimore and Ohio West Virginia Central West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railroad Company Likins W. Va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Maryland and Henry G. Davis Thomas B. Davis Stephen B. Elkins A. P. Gorman Richard Kerens Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Consolidation Coal Company Baltimore and Ohio Company Freeland Luzerne County

Hearing on Salmon Catch Regulation in Alaska

Representative Cushman's bill to regulate catching and canning of salmon in Alaska rivers stalled for March 7 after industry telegrams urged delay. The measure aims to bar unlicensed catching, limit catches and season, and bar Japanese traders. Senate panel favored rail bill, deleting US bond issue, while gambling bans gain approval in multiple territories.

Cushman Alaska House Committee On Territories George W. Howers Wsh Washington WIL Sumon

Amendment Defends Benzoic Acid as Harmless Preservative

Dr Vaughan told the House Interstate Commerce Committee that benzoic acid used as a food preservative is harmless in current quantities. Hepburn agrees on amending the bill to set standards by a five‑expert commission including Vaughan, Wiley, and others. The hearing, with witnesses from Michigan and Massachusetts, debated preserving foods while avoiding overreach by the Bureau of Chemistry.

Vaughan House Committee On Interstate Commerce Hepburn House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce University of Michigan Wiley Dr. Wiley Billy Mason Trindla Mason Territories District of Columbia Bureau of Chemistry Supreme Court Mann Illinois Frank S. Kedzie Michigan Mwe Gardner Massachusetts Gloucester Mass Department of Agriculture Mr. Gardner Thomas J. Carroll Gloucester Board of Trade Carroll National Food Manufacturers’ Association Rodenburg United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service

Nourishment Over Medicine Promoted by Scott’s Emulsion

An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the best nourishment for the body, claiming it digests easily and improves digestion so ordinary food is absorbed better. It urges those run down or with poor nourishment to try the product and notes the New York address Scott & Bowne, Pearl Street.

Scott D.f.barringer F Street Nw Rohrer New York Paris Barringer

Rate Bill Review Delayed in Senate Committee

The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee adjourned without a vote on judicial review of Interstate Commerce Commission orders. Amendments discussed include increasing the commission from five to nine members, liability for carriers, and inclusion of express companies, with Republican factions split and Sen. Spooner proposing a plan tying rate disputes to court-held deposits pending review.

Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Elkins Dolliver Clapp Tillman III Wiruout House Carmack Aldrich Kean Foster Crane Foraker McLaurin New Spooner Senator Spooner Moody Providence New York Senate Committees On Commerce

Root Urges Inspectors For Consular Service

Secretary Root told the House Foreign Affairs Committee he backs a bill to reorganize the consular service appointing five inspectors to probe irregularities. He cited graft schemes in a consulate and reports in Australia showing the need for personnel changes and corrective action.

Root House Committee On Foreign Affairs Rumers Australia Navy Department

District Bills Referred To Senate Committee

Senate district bills on school regulation referred to a subcommittee of Burkett Scott Allee Blackburn and Gearin. The panel will study the issue but likely report after House action on the school bills. Favorable measures include renaming T street west of Columbia to California, opening Euclid from Champlain to Highteenth, creating the Eades home for aged and indigent widows, and granting tuition aid to children of taxpayers outside the District. A snow and ice removal provision was sent to Senator Hansbrough, and Senator Dubois joined the local traction extension subcommittee.

Senate Burkett Scott Allee Blackburn Gearin House T Street Columbia Road California Street Euclid Street Champlain Street Highteenth Street Eades Hansbrough Dubois

Judicial review in Hepburn bill sparks rail rate clash

The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee postpones final action on amending the Hepburn rail rate bill to permit court review of ICC orders. Delegates fear creating a revolutionary political commission to control transport without legal remedy, citing the Maximum Rate case and impacts on cities from Norfolk to Boston and Cincinnati to the Southeast. Kentucky lawmakers push to fund buying the Abraham Lincoln homestead for a national park.

Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Roosevelt T. J. Johnston Post United States Interstate Commerce Committee Congress Senator Lodge Commission Norfolk Richmond Boston Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta Frankfort Hannah Greenup House Kentucky General Assembly Kentucky Abraham Lincoln Larue County

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