HITS AT PIPE LINES INTRODUCES BILL IN HOUSE
Representative Jorept Lo Rhinock of the district across the river from Jamesnatl introduced in the House a bill to make pipe lines common carriers under Interstate Commerce control. The measure seeks to regulate long distance pipes and compel reasonable rates to all producers, arguing abuses in transportation have harmed refiners and consumers.
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House Chaplain Praises Washington in Prayer
The House adopted a solemn tribute as its chaplain commemorated George Washington. He extolled Washington’s integrity, nobility, and patriotism, praising monuments that honor his memory and urging that the republic’s virtues endure worldwide.
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Washington
Preser
Republic
George Washhieton
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Torpedo Boat 0 Brien Disabled Heading to New Orleans
The torpedo boat 0 Brien suffered a machinery accident near Key West and was towed to Pensacola by the flagship Tessas. Navy reports slight injuries but the craft will be detained in Florida for repairs making the Mard Gras festivities at New Orleans uncertain.
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New Orleans
Key West
Pensacola
Tessas
Navy Department
Florida
Umbrella shed favored for station by railroad officials
Railroad officials testified before the House District Committee on the Morrell bill urging an umbrella train shed for the union station as the preferable design for passenger comfort and architectural harmony. Opponents cited repair and upkeep concerns, noting larger stations have faced smoke and maintenance issues with umbrella structures.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Capitol
John A Logan
Washington
Madden
Pennsylvania
Citizenship of Michalek in House Elections Committee
The House Committee on Elections No. 1 heard protests over Representative Anthony Michalek of Chicago and his naturalization. Attorneys sparred over burden of proof for citizenship with Michalek's supporters claiming limited state records. opponents argued no federal naturalization proves. The preliminary hearing closed and the panel will consider the case.
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James R. Mann
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Alschuler
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Rails for Isthmus Cost Less Than Railroads Pay
David W Ross, purchasing agent of the Isthmian Canal Commission, told the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals that he bought from American mills for use on the isthmus at $150 to $1,540 a ton less than U S railroad prices. He said railroads knew the difference and were satisfied with conditions. The hearing covered locomotives and cars with bids from Lamarino, American Locomotive Company, and Baldwin. American Locomotive won as Lime Company engines did not meet specs. Ross noted keen competition and lower engine prices than in U S railroads. Chairman Shonts to testify tomorrow. William Nelson Cromwell to follow.
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American Locomotive Works
FLL
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Lime
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Department
Shonts
Giorrow
William Nelson Cromwell
Submarine Cruiser To Be Launched At Newport News
The Lanpen submarine cruiser, built for inventor Simon Lake, is slated to be launched next Monday at the Newport News shipyard. A possible hitch looms as the diver must be moved from the shed to the water edge, and no formal ceremony will accompany the launch.
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Ros
Newport News
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States debate Hepburn bill and judiciary review of rail rates
A Wisconsin style review provision is cited to argue for or against federal judicial oversight of Interstate Commerce Commission orders. Advocates note state rail rate laws require court review, while opponents warn federal power could affect vast interstate commerce. The debate centers on whether strong Federal review is needed or if states should retain limited control.
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Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Iowa
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Remedial Proposals after Insurance Investigation
A committee critiques the insurance department for failing to curb extravagance and mismanagement at Mutual Life, New York Life, and Equitable. It urges remedial laws allowing mutual conversion, tighter investment rules, bans on political contributions, and stricter policy valuation and publicity. It notes abuses in dealings with Kuhn, Loeb, and Harriman, but affirms solvency of the three main companies.
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Paris
Hamilton
Equitable
James H. Hide
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BH Harriman
Jacob H. Schiff
James Stillman
Odell
Mercantile Trust Company
Adler
Trast
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Hill
Chained to a Corpse and Modern Dyspepsia Cure
A quack ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming digestion relief. The copy uses grotesque imagery of chaining corpses to critique modern appetite and touts the pills as a universal remedy for indigestion and related stomach complaints, priced at 50 cents per package. The ad stresses rapid mood improvement and bodily wellness.
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Insurance Reform Proposes Tightened Life Company Rules
A legislative committee urges amendments to life insurance law to ban corporate stock investments beyond municipal public stocks, limit stock backed loans, force divestment of prohibited holdings by 1906, and curb lobbying with public disclosure. It calls annual accounts, restricted executive salaries, and banning nonparticipating policies by mutual and cooperative firms, with a March 9 public hearing.
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Second Operation For James W Alexander Reported
James W Alexander ex president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society underwent a second operation at his home 4 East Sixty fourth Street New York to supplement the earlier surgery. Physicians said the condition was satisfactory with no dangerous symptoms and no further operations expected though his son Henry M Alexander said the outcome remained uncertain.
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Washington Post
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Cautionary Castoria Notice Warns on Counterfeits
The notice emphasizes Castoria manufactured under Chas. H. Fletcher for over 30 years with a black signature on the wrapper and a red signature on the bottle. It warns parents about counterfeit medicines and urges mothers to scrutinize what they give their children, noting adults can protect themselves.
Congressional Subcommittee Probes Naval Academy Hazing
Five witnesses were examined by the Congressional investigating committee at the Naval Academy in Annapolis on February 22, the most called in one day. Witnesses included Lieut Commander Burrell, Joseph R Williams of Paterson New Jersey, midshipmen Garcelon Hays and Roberta, plus discipline officers Capt Colvocoresses and Lieut Commander McVay. Two men, Sam Wilder and Hopkins Wilder, were acquitted in Tampa of murdering Oscar Brannen who was killed near Plant City on June 12 last year while hauling melons.
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Washington Post
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Paterson
Arthur A. Garcelon
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Fla
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