Maryland Senator Rayner Sparks Senate Rail Bill Clash
Marylander Senator Rayner leads a fierce Senate debate on railroad legislation, sparring with Foraker, Dolliver, Knox and Lodge. Rayner, defending stringent yet conservative measures, rejects a broad railroad people’s issue and seeks court review, while opponents frame the bill as a political cheat, with sharp exchanges over jurisdiction and constitutional questions.
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Mr. Rayner
Maryland
Senate
Messra Foraker
Dolliver
Knox
Nestor
Aldrich
Lodge
Stak
Endre
Mr. Foraker
Senate Debates Rail Rate Bill In Lengthy Session
The Senate devoted nearly three hours to railroad rate legislation with Mr. Haymer defending the bill and facing sharp questions. Senator Nelson of Minnesota planned to speak next, as House discussions centered on immigration and the judiciary. Debate covered suspension provisions, court powers, and the need for a rate fixing body beyond railroad interests, with Mr. Rayner and Mr. Tillman opposing broad court control and urging practical amendments.
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Senate
Haymer
Quese Fiona
Nelson
Minnesota
Ite
Tillman
Cullom
Rayner
Ife
United States
Chicaggo Denver
New York
San Francisco
New England
Gulf
Chicago
Continent
Boston
Salt Lake City
Fairty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
Foraker
Porakee
Federan
Reyner
Site
Tt Agidh
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Commission
Tam
House
President's New York Appointments Confirmed in Senate
The Senate in executive session confirmed numerous nominations for customs officers and portmasters across districts including New York Alabama California Indiana Minnesota Missouri New Jersey New York North Carolina Texas Washington and more with listed names and locales such as Jamon Clarkson Nernda Gtranahan Frederick Kracke and G. N. Lamphera among others. The document records appointments for collectors of customs naval officers of customs portmasters and related posts in multiple states.
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Senate
Nernda N. Gtranahan
District of New York
N. Y
Jamon
Clarkson
Antegor of Customs
Frederick
H. Kracke
Naval Officer of Customs
District of Portmasters
Alabama
B. S$. Pardue
Greenville
California
F. J. Payne
Butter Creek
B. Kittrell
Burke
Tiincte
A. R
R. Suith
Anda
J. M. Spore
Rockfurn
Minnesota
Shanke
Fairmont
Harriet Mcroom
Tower
Lula T
Rabey
Pipemone
Missouri
Goodson
Garrolston
M. V. Roberzon
Fairfax
W. H. Garanflo
New Madrid
New Jersey
W. N. Nixon
Woodstown
Gilersleeve
Sunday Proceedings Highlight Minor House Actions
The House debated federal court jurisdiction limits for cases with diverse state citizens and considered immigration restriction proposals. Memorial addresses for the late George A. Castor of Philadelphia were ordered for April 15. Hearst proposed fierce penalties for rebates by carriers, while James Monroe Miller was renominated for Congress in Emporia, Kansas.
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George A. Castor
Philadelphia
Garrett
Tennessee
Gardner
Massachusetts
Ohn Sharp Wiliams
Bastiat
United States
Miller
Emporia
Kans
James Monroe Miller
Cornell Grove
The Value of Charcoal as Health and Beauty Aid
Charcoal is presented as a safe cleanser and purifier for the stomach and bowels. The piece promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as the best form, claiming they improve health, complexion, breath, and blood, with a Buffalo physician endorsing their use for gas and skin benefits. The lozenges cost 25 cents a box and are praised for daily use.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Tari
Smart
Wood Defense of Mount Dajo Battle Confirmed by Taft Cable
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood reports to the War Department that Moro women dressed as men and children used as shields accompanied their fighters at Mount Dajo in Jolo. Taft forwards the inquiry and endorses Wood’s finding that casualties were unavoidable and not wanton. President Roosevelt praises the troops as gallant and duty fulfilled.
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Taft
Mount Dajo
Island of Jolo
Leonard Wood
United States
Army
Arto
Wood
Roosevelt
Gen. Wood
Lfe
War Department
Washington
Jolo
Senate
House of Representatives
Jola
Mohammadan
Crater
Merce
Paradise
Mauntain
William H. Tat
White House
Thronore Roosevelt
Wiliam H. Taft
Mount Dajo Fight Correspondence Requested By Senate
Following a motion by Mr Culberson the Senate adopted a resolution directing the Secretary of War to send to the Senate all reports and communications between the War Department and Philippine officials about the Mount Dajo attack. The measure to extend live stock in transit time to thirty six hours on railroad trains was debated, with supporters citing humanitarium aims and shippers’ requests, and opponents noting Interstate Commerce Committee review. The bill was referred to the Agriculture Committee amid calls for broader committee consideration.
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Senmier
Oweinima
Thia
Commission
Uke Commission
United States
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Clapp
House
Senate
Rayner
Messer
Vanderbiit
Morgan
Geel
Harriman
Morowitz
Atchison, Topeka and
Banta Pe
Bor’ Bond
Baltimore and Ohio
Haars
Mr. Man
Rock Island
Myr. Peck
Chiago
Milwaukee
St. Pal
Culberson
Secretary of War
Ue War Department
Philippine Islands
Mount Dajo
Warren
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Elkins
Interstate Committee
Debate on beef cattle bills and Alaska teachers' salaries
Confidence in remarks stirred comment from Mr. Aldrich as Tillman urged consumer interests in beef. Cattle owners seek low costs while railroad men seek ease, and humane societies warn against long confinement. The measure faced doubt among senators before a resolution on Alaska teachers’ salaries was passed.
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Aldrich
Tillman Wade
Moon
South Carolina
Messia
Carter
Lodge
Reyburn
Galager
Spooner
Alaska
Plans for Civil Service Retirement Funds Proposed at Carroll Institute
The United States Civil Service Retirement Association in Carroll Institute Hall debated two plans to fund civil service retirement. One would tax promotions and new appointee salaries, funding a retirement pay via monthly contributions and substitutes for retirees. the other uses life-insurance based assessments to provide a $600 annual retirement, funding a large fund by 1952.ต์
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Treasury Branch
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Civil Service Retirement Association
Carroll Institute Hall
Civil Sargie
Congress
Mangon
Manson
James
Sample
Jordan
Mies E. M
R. Stone Jackson
Isaac R. Hitt
Air Potasion
BE. P. Harematon
W. P. Ramsey
Milton J. Adkins
A. T. Thorson
Tait
Patents
Allen
Association
National Rifles
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International Lumber and Development Company
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