Congress Likely to Adjourn Friday Amid Busy Legislation
The piece reports on plans to adjourn Friday as Senate leaders push to clear urgent bills. It notes the House and Senate jockey over dates, with key actions including the deficient appropriation bill, immigration, railroad rate, meat inspection, and pure food legislation. Senator Hale signals confidence in finishing by week’s end despite potential delays from radical bill reconciliations.
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Unols
Committee On Manufactures
Humphreys
Pitt
Barthelot
Committee On Public
Hale
Allison
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Maine
Senate in conference on deficiency and omnibus bills
The Senate remains in conference over the deficiency bill and the omnibus public building bill while the sundry civil naval and agricultural measures are stalled. Expect no mud time on the agricultural bill, except for meat inspection provisions, with a possible quick disposal if needed. Races for building bill recognition, rate bill debates, and dispute over common carriers versus railroads loom, plus possible night sessions and final confirmations of Wickersham and Booth uncertain before adjournment.
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la Follette
Senate
James Wickersham
District of
Alaska
Hiram H. Booth
United States
Utah
Fear Treaty Failure In Senate Committee On Morocco
Senator Bacon opposes the Algeciras treaty saying the United States has no direct stake in the Morocco dispute and could be dragged into war. The pact, signed by powers including the U S, is stalled in the Foreign Relations Committee as timing pressures threaten ratification before adjournment.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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Germany
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Gummere
Committees On Foreign
Anti trust action looms as Moody targets railroads and oil
The Moody administration prepares criminal and civil actions against Standard Oil and several railroads under the Elkins act and related laws. Bureau of Corporations and Interstate Commerce Commission findings fuel prosecutions, with hearings and possible future suits against several big systems. A separate Alton rainstorm sent a flood of frogs across streets.
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Department of Justice
Bureau of Corporations
Garfield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taw
Commissioner of Corporations
Standard of Company
Tobacco Trust
Elevator Trust
Northwestern Paper Trust
Pabst Brewing Company
St. Louis Bridge and Terminal Company
Ferti
New Orleans
Phuveday
Knapp
Baltimore and Ohio
Thayer
Casil
Hatanous
Cleveland
Standard Oil stock plan raises talk of huge capital rise
Rumors in New York discuss a major restructuring of Standard Oil with an enormous stock issue possibly totaling hundreds of millions or billions. The plan would list the stock, publish regular financials, and may allow employees to buy in, while aiming to reduce public hostility toward the company.
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Standard Ol
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Glage
Canal Zone schools expand with 1128 pupils and 26 teachers
Public schools in the Panama Canal Zone serve 1,128 students with 26 teachers across 23 municipalities. Five of six municipalities have adopted compulsory education laws as Gov Magoon notes growing enrollment and plans to reach about 1,500 soon, funded by Canal Zone and local funds.
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Canal Zone
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Labor injunctive clashes spark vigor in 1900s strikes
A set of injunctive actions and labor disputes in the early 1900s are discussed including a Louisiana Supreme Court ruling on union preference in employment, a District Judge Quarles injunction aimed at the Tron Molders Union, and reports of labor unrest in Washington Chicago and Philadelphia. It notes potential political impact on child labor laws and cites gains in cigarmaker life expectancy tied to the eight hour day.
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Chicago
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sam de Nedrey
Central Labor Union
Congress
Washington
Wilkinson Cail
Florida
Belcause
Call
International’ Cigarmakers' Union
wnien /Cigarmakers
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Philadelphia
George W. Clifton
Senator Crane and Miss Boardman Engage in Romance
Washington society buzzes over the engagement of Senator Winthrop Murray Crane of Massachusetts to Miss Josephine Porter Boardman, heiress and social leader. Their romance, sparked amid railroad rate debates, unfolds with the Boardman home and Dalton mother’s blessing, and a summer wedding planned at Manchester-by-the-Sea.
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Russia
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Edgar Boardman
Connecticut
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New Haven
Sheffeld Selenthien School
Yale
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Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Department
Winthrow Murray
Eihel Eaton
Pittsfield
Yass
Fon
Fasrégut Square
Ting
Marquise
Ion
Roaréman
Massachutts
Bourdmin
Europe
John Markles
New York
Railway Malls Officers Meet at Loyalist Delegates Listed
The Railway Mail Association held its annual meeting on Saturday evening June 28 at Loyal, approving the Chicago convention delegates: TF Gavin president HN Link vice president T Eanes secretary treasurer and Ivan V Wax W M Plunkett and HN Craven of Anton as delegates. Ocean steamers movements noted with arrivals at Plymouth and Queenstown and sailings from New York Liverpool to Cherbourg and Liverpool.
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Aird Divsion, Railway, Mail’ Association
Loyal
Chicago
TF. D. Gavin
H. N. Link
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