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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1906

Page

13

US Powder Trust Contested in Waddell Letter to Gillespie

Robert S. Waddell of Teoria writes Representative Gillespie urging Congress to investigate a gun powder trust. He claims Dupont and allied firms monopolize government powder, forcing high prices and stressing national security. Waddell argues for government funded powder factories to end dependence on private monopolies.

Robert S. Waddell Gillespie United States Congress Cereus Oscar W. Spire Robert 8. Waddell Teoria Tih Ta Bers Dupont Trust Dy Ponk Powder Trust Laflin & Rand, International California Ibd Wetins Panabes Cnmpeay du Pont Trust Qudicmal Legislative Waddell Powder Trust

Hughes Seeks Interstate Commerce Law Amendment

Representative Hughes of West Virginia introduced a bill to amend the interstate commerce law. It would require railroads to supply cars on demand, prohibit discrimination, and impose penalties for violations. The measure targets mileage book deposits and railroads' banking-like practices, drawing support from traveling men and business interests in Pennsylvania.

Federal Coal Nd Cake Company Fairmount W. Va Hughes Fistll Pennsylvame Gethnambug Interstates Commerce Commission Rairoads R. R. Rogers Pennsylvania State Railroad Committee Travelers’ Protective Association Gillespie Texas Maj Isaac Brown Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Allied Roads

Mileage book users face excess charges, calls for fair handling

The letter argues that mileage book holders pay too much, labeling them advance freight agents for the Milroads. It claims double unfairness in the extra charges and asks for consideration. The writer offers to supply information and letters supporting the claim.

Milroads

Ankeny praises bright young senator on interoceartic panel

Senator Ankeny tells colleagues about a sharp newcomer on the Committee on Interoceartic Canals. He says the young man near the end of the table asks direct questions and will likely make a name for himself. The others point to Senator Philander C. Knox as the observed figure.

United States Ankeny Committee On Interoceartic Canals Senator Ankeny Senate Philander C. Knox Pennsylvania

Keifer Proposes Bill Cutting Southern Representation

Gen. Keifer of Ohio yesterday introduced a bill to reduce representation in Congress for Southern states where disfranchisement of black voters is alleged. The plan lowers seats in several states and aims to shift political power, asserting regulation of suffrage is a state matter while seeking a more Republican federal balance.

Keifer Ohio Congress Arkansas Provida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Alabama DSS Fievida Georgii Lousiana Mississippi Worth Carolina Tenessee Tutu Leio

Testimony on Naval Academy hazing investigations

Chairman Vreeland reports the House Sub committee on Naval Affairs found midshipmen and officers testimony credible and the hearings satisfactory. The subcommittee prepares a report proposing a graded punishment system for hazing and notes the ongoing transcript wait in Washington. Admiral Sands and others are noted for alleged inaction.

Vreeland House Subcommittee On Naval Affairs Aoropolis Academy of Mail Washington Admiral Sands Academy Admiral Brownson

House Committee Moves to Reimburse Hammecker for Back Pay

The House Committee on Claims authorized a favorable report on a bill to reimburse W. B. Hammecker, former Windlay postmaster, $2,250 for early extra clerks hired during the oil boom. The 60‑plus-year-old official paid the costs himself to handle a mail surge, while a civic worker Miss Platt in Findlay is owed $100 with no immediate recovery outlook.

Congress W. 8 Hammecker Windlay Onie House Committee On Claims Miss Platt Ice

Hadley Defends Hepburn Bill While Warning of Fallout

President Hadley of Yale critiques the Hepburn railroad bill in a Boston Transcript piece, arguing constitutional risks and danger to shippers. He forecasts legislative failure if amended, favors keeping the bill intact with courts retaining review, and urges limited commission power to advise rather than compel.

Hadley Yale University Boston Transcript Capitol Tradley Hadhey Interstate Commerce Commission Congress Vasily Siter Lusury House of Representatives United States Supreme Court Townsend Foraker Commission Albert Binge

Dawes Opposes Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal

Representative Dawes of Marietta Ohio opposes the Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal bill, warning it may derail Ohio’s joint state federal plan. The canal would run from near Ashtabula to Pittsburgh, with Ohio funding and a Muskingum River link at Dresden to create a continuous navigation system. Dawes fears federal passage could deter the state from funding a larger Cleveland to Dresden canal expansion and the broader waterways program.

Bemean G. Dawes Marietta Ohio Congress of Ohio Ashtabula Pittsburg Muskingum Dresden Muskingum County Muskingum River Zanesville Ohio Canal Cleveland Commonwealth Dawes

Cuticura Boasts Cure for Eczema in Child Patient

A Brooklyn mother recounts how a twelve year misery from a severe skin disease in her son ended after using Cuticura products. She describes initial misdiagnoses and escalating sores, then rapid improvement after full treatment. The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, with pricing and ordering details.

Dare’ R Doctora Michael Steinman Sumner Avenue Brooklyn N. Y Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Ols Props Boston Hancock Hancock’s Wancock Baltimore Mit

Monna Vanna at Belasco with Mme Kalich in Washington

Mme Kalich stars as Monna Vanna in Maeterlinck’s end of fifteenth century drama at the Belasco. The review highlights her refined interpretation, visual poise, and musical voice, contrasted with Fiske’s realistic staging and a strong supporting cast led by Henry B. Stanford as Prinzivalle.

Maeterlinck Monna Vanna Washington Belasco Bertha Kalich Sarah Bernhardt Times Prinzivalie Pisa Guido Colonna Vanna Prinzivalle Prinzivaile Whitch Mme Kalich Fpringsvalle Bernhardt Vanina Prinziville Fiske Guido Henry Kolker Marco Colonna Frederick Perry Mr. Kolker Mr. Perry Leonard Shepherd Trivulzio Florentine Republic Henry B. Stanford Flis Mme. Kalich

In Old Kentucky at the Academy ends weeklong run

The stage show In Old Kentucky returns to the Academy for a week with strong cast led by Frank Dayton as Frank Layson and Marion Shirley as Madge Brierly. The production features vivid scenery, engaging singing and dancing, and a notable buck and wing contest scheduled for Friday.

Academy Old Kentucky Kentucky Frank Dayton Frank Layson Burt G. Clark Col. Doolittle Marion Shirley Madge Brierly Guy Durrell Joe Lorey

Grandfather's Cure for Constipation Discovery

A retro health ad cites Cascarets as the sole exercise for bowels, comparing them to sawing wood and ten mile walks. The piece promotes Cascarets as safe, non purging, and effective for digestion, with a mention of theatrical reviews and cast members from a Mr Blarney from Ireland production.

Sterling Remedy Company

New London Gaiety Girls at Kernan's Lyceum Week

Pat White headlines the Kernan's Lyceum program with New London Gaiety Girls in Way Out West and Mixing Villings On. The burlesques, songs, comedy acts, and acts by Emma O Neill, the Yed mars, Adams and Swinburne, and Bissett and Scott drew large, hearty audiences. Pat White, recalled for Bijou and summer stock work, scored with a topical song McDougal. Kneisel Quartet to Play next in New Villara banque hall, offering Beeth oven Tschenstein and Grieg. Last concert March 29.

Miss May Washington Farren Soutar Vivian Vowles Miss Vowles England America George Frothingham Fred Wright, Jr Wright Talleur Andrews Harry Hudson W. L. Branscombe J. P. West Maude Milton Louis Victor Corus George Ade Gustive Luders Columbia Theater Mr. Ade John E. Henshaw William Henry Spangler Cedar Rapids Henshaw Thomas C. Leary Hanks-Pank Genevieve Day Agnes Cain Brown Hunzi-bun Mr. Weeden M Yours Dash Biko Weeden Jackie Douglas Ruthven Ensign Dasher Fiske O'Hara Mr. Blarney Ireland Majestic Theater Comradian Mr Blarney New York Emerald Isle Daniel Blarney Nan’s Lyceum Pat White Kernan Lyceum Theater New London Gaiety Girls Emma O'Neill Tha Yedmars Adams Swinburne Bissett Scott Bijou Lyceum McDougal Kneisel Quartet Kneisel Banque Hall New Villara Beethoven Tschenstein Grieg

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