HITS AT PIPE LINES INTRODUCES BILL IN HOUSE
Representative proposes making pipe lines common carriers under Interstate Commerce control to ensure reasonable rates and equal treatment for all producers. The measure aims to curb monopolies in long distance transportation and lower costs for consumers by placing pipe lines under federal regulation.
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Shepmer
Wisden
Commierie
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House Chaplain Praises Washington in Prayer
The House chaplain delivers a reverent eulogy of George Washington praising his integrity and citizenship. The plea asks God to grant that Washington’s memory and the republic’s virtues endure and influence the world.
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George Washhieton
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Torpedo Boat 0 Brien Disabled En Route to New Orleans
The torpedo boat 0 Brien broke down yesterday due to a machinery accident while sailing from Key West to New Orleans. It was towed to Pensacola by the flagship Tessas. Injuries were reported as slight, but the vessel will be detained in the Florida port for repairs and will miss participation in the Mardi Gras festivities at New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Key West
Pensacola
Tessas
Navy Department
Florida
Mitt
Umbrella Shed Favored for Union Station Over Old Style
Railroad officials urged an umbrella train shed for the new union station at Washington in testimony on the Morrell bill to replace old style sheds. Critics cited maintenance issues and dust, while architects and engineers argued the umbrella design offers comfort and architectural suitability.
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George E. Hamilton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
House District Committee
Morrell
Joseph G. Richards
Pennsylvania Railroad
B. C . Graham
Burnham & Graham
Chicago
Pennsylvania Road
Richards
Delaware, Lackawanna
Graham
Capitol
John A Logan
Washington
Madden
Pennsylvania
Citizenship of Michalek Questioned at House Elections Hearing
Protestants challenging Representative Anthony Michalek of Chicago sparred with his defenders in the House Committee on Elections No 1 over who must prove naturalization. The hearing, led by James R Mann, debated whether Michalek’s father’s naturalization records and possible prior papers suffice, or if predominant proof lies with the protestants to show no federal naturalization exists. The committee adjourned preliminary testimony and sent the case for further consideration.
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Chicago
James R. Mann
Second
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Michel Hesani
Michel
Samuel Altschuler
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Alschuler
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Alschuler Astar
Rails for Isthmus cheaper than railroads pay
David W Ross purchasing agent of the Isthmian Canal Commission told the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals that they bought from American mills for Isthmus use at $150 to $540 a ton less than U S railroad prices. He cited bids on locomotives and cars from Lamarino Works, American Locomotive Works and Baldwin. The contract went to American Locomotive Works because Lime Company engines failed specs. The testimony noted competition was keen and engine prices were lower than those paid by U S railroads. Chairman Shonts to testify tomorrow and William Nelson Cromwell to follow Monday at 3.
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American Locomotive Works
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Lime
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Department
Shonts
Giorrow
William Nelson Cromwell
Submarine Cruiser To Be Launched At Newport News
A submarine cruiser built for inventor Simon Lake at the Newport News shipyard is to be moved to the water next Monday. The craft must be dragged from the shed to the water edge with no formal ceremony as plans proceed amid a possible hitch in the program.
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Newport News
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Wisconsin style rate review cited in Hepburn bill debate
Advocates of a strong judicial review clause in the Hepburn bill cite state laws with explicit court review of rail rate orders, highlighting Wisconsin’s provision. Supporters argue US courts should have power to review interstate orders, noting the vast interstate traffic and potential for political influence in state commissions.
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House
Strikes Out Graft In Insurance Probe Findings and Plans
A legislative committee reports ongoing graft in Mutual Life New York Life and Equitable cases. It calls for remedial laws limiting investments banning political donations and shaping policy valuations while noting solvency remains intact. It also proposes mutual companies with capital limits and stricter stock company reforms to curb improper syndicate dealings.
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Andrew Hamilton
Paris
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Odell
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Hill
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Athel
Truesdale Committee
New York
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Supreme Court
D. Cady Hertick
Bainbridge Colby
James B. Dill
Truesdale
Chained to a Corpse Sermon and Dyspepsia Cure
A dramatic sermon-like tract condemns unhealthy eating and modern life. It argues many people carry a “corpse” of sin and indiscipline, causing dyspepsia. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a cure, claimed to aid digestion and restore vitality for 50 cents a package.
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Stuart
Insurance Reform Debated by State Committee
A legislative committee urges amendments to life company investments and operations. Proposals include banning stock investments beyond public municipal stocks, restricting secured loans, forcing disposal of prohibited securities by 1906, and banning syndicate deals and officer conflicts. Public hearings set for March 9 as panel plans a supplementary report on life policy standards.
Second Operation For James W Alexander Reported Satisfactory
Ex president of the Equitable Assurance Society James W Alexander underwent a second operation at his New York home to complete prior surgical work. Doctors called his condition satisfactory with no dangerous symptoms and did not expect further operations. His son Henry M Alexander disclosed the fight to recover remains serious.
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James W Alexander
Equitable [Ite Aassurance
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The Genuine Castoria Warning to Parents
The notice urges mothers to check the black signature on the wrapper and the red signature on the bottle to avoid counterfeits of Castoria. It warns that counterfeit substitutes endanger children and emphasizes mothers must scrutinize medicines given to youngsters.
Congressional Subcommittee Continues Hazing Probe at Annapolis
Five witnesses were examined by the congressional investigating committee at the Naval Academy in Annapolis on February 22, the largest single day session so far. The list included Lieut Commander Durrell and several midshipmen under hazing suspicions, with inquiries into discipline officers’ attitudes. In Tampa, Sam Wilder and Hopkins Wilder were acquitted of the murder of Oscar Brannen, who was killed while hauling melons near Plant City on June 12.
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Annapolis
Washington Post
Congressional Investigating Committee
Naval Academy
BE. Hurell
Department of Discipline
Joseph R Willams
Paterson
Arthur A. Garcelon
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