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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1906

Page

4

Bailey Talks Rates Father’s Death Halts Him in Senate

The Senate debated the railroad rate bill with Senator Bailey leading a major amendment to fix just compensation for carriers and allow court review of rates. Dolliver opposed broad court power, while Knox and Tilman pressed for limited review. Isle of Pines treaty discussions followed with executive session adjourned and debate over Cuban cession language and local autonomy provisions.

Bailey Senator Bailey Commission Mn Circuit Court of the United States Culberson Dolliver Ratley Knox Mr. Bailey Loneham- Triaston Batley Baileys Knoxtrad Isle of Pines Senate Foraker Morgan Penrose Pennsylvania Cuba Sinatere Spooner Bacon Teller Glam

Congress Condensed Shifts in Senate and House Deadlines

Senate debate disrupted as Senator Bailey blocked amendments to the late bill and left after learning of his father’s death. In executive session Senator Foraker moved the Pines treaty note. adjournment followed at 4 08. House mourns Representative George K Patterson of Pennsylvania whose death prompted adjournment after resolutions. Public and party figures named attend funeral. Senate also adjourned at 4 06 p.m. as mark of respect.

Bailey Senate Foraker Thas George Ro Patterson Woll Besar Perrone Knox Allit Bacon Dubois Kppo

Death of Congressman Patterson in Washington

Representative George R. Patterson of Pennsylvania died at 4 a.m. in his Washington home after a brief illness of heart failure He left a wife and two children at Ashland Pa Patterson was 42 and had served three terms He was a member of the Hensions Committee and backed a veterans medal bill His death followed a night of family handholding and a brief recovery after leg pain and lip wound The funeral will be held in Ashland with a large party of guests including several Representatives and Senators in attendance from various states Patterson was born November 29 1883 in Lewistown Pennsylvania and was a Republican win.

George R. Patterson Pennsylvania Washington Patterson Congress Hensions Committee House Ashland B. W. Payne Tie Pidge Patton Cotclock & Xound Mas Patton Mr. Patterson Mra A G. Patterson Hrie Patton Parker Harry Harper I Presbyterian Church Cannon Sammnels, Dale, Lilley Schneckeli Butler Kline Poster Vermont Loldenslager New Jersey Prince Trnois North Carolina Broussard Louisiana Golden New York Aiken South Carolina Andrews New Mexico My. Patterson Tewistown Mann County Cloges Mc Payne Elina Culberson Senate

Insurance Control Debate Warns Congress Can't Impair State Powers

The Judiciary Committee led by Chairman Jenkins concludes there is no constitutional authority for federal control of state corporations, including insurance. The report emphasizes two principles: insurance is not commerce and Congress cannot impair state police powers, warning of a constitutional clash if federal regulation proceeds.

Howe Congress Jenkins Jenking Supreme Court of the United State Hamilton Hoself Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States

House Adjourns In Mourning For Patterson

The Alousa House adjourned at noon after announcing the death of Representative George B. Patterson of the Twelfth Pennsylvania district. Resolutions of regret were adopted and committees also adjourned for the day. The session focused on statehood discussions and various committee reports on tax and trade matters including a favorable report on the Currier trade mark bill and the Needham alcohol tax proposal.

George K. Patterson Pennsylvania House Perry Belmont Albany Senate Committee On Judiciary New York Congress Belmont Assembly Jtanetary Alousa Samuel George B. Patterson Patterson House Committee On Judiciary Currier Commissioner of Patents Committee On Ways and Means

Ex Senators Request Fees Over Florida Judge Impeachment

Former lawmakers urge payment of defense costs for Judge Charles Swain in the impeachment proceedings. A February 27 plea to the Senate for covering expenses appears to have been overlooked, the group informed the Vice President yesterday.

Alony Miggins John M. Thurston Charles Swain Florida Senate

Senate Confirms Hogatt Appointment As Alaska Governor

In executive session yesterday the Senate confirmed Wilford B. Hogatt to be governor of Alaska. Other presidential nominations approved include land office reopeners and postmasters across states such as California Ohio Michigan Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey Pennsylvania and Wisconsin with numerous named recipients and locations listed.

Senate Wilford B. Hogatt Alaska Clarence W. Leininger King Louis J. Cohn Caron Clir

President appoints Doan to bench in Arizona

The President sent nominations to the Senate naming Fletcher M. Doan as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona along with a long list of postmasters and other officials from states including New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Ohio, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.

Senate Judrice Supreme Court of Arizon Fletcher M. Doan Postmasters Monanchunetts A. P. Wright Sant Pepperell J. Ffreese Walpole B. M. Wheelock Hopedale J. A. Coolidge Hudson New Hampshire O. B. Warren Rochester L. H. Morrill Fitton PF. W. Pavey Wellboro New York H. M. Skillen Akron A. T. Smith Worcester Pennsylvania C Segor Imporium Miller Lancaster Koch Pitcairn Rhode Island J. W. Case Woonsocket Arkanone PF. Poell Fayetteville F. c. Furih Pine Bluff California Johnston National City Colorado E. E. Eversole Monte Vinta Reardon Victor Florida J. Mizell Punta Gorda Georgia W. E. Burch Hawkinsville Ilincia G. Blakely Plainfield Stuart Kansac W . Moistray Humboldt B. B. Smith Mould City H. G. Lowrance Thayer Michigan D. P McMulley Sheboygan J. ¢. Richardson Jackson C W. Hrawne Manon F Hrnger St. Ignes Y. Gordon Brown Valley

Bill to Regulate Employment Agencies Debated in Washington

Chairman Taylor and the House Ways and Means Committee discussed a measure to regulate employment agencies. Subcommittee favors the bill and plans amendments imposing penalties for violations. Witnesses Dr A P Fardon Mrs F L Ransome C Edward Clark and Mrs James supported the bill.

Taylor Committee On Ways and Means House District Committee Washington A. P. Fardon F. L. Ransome C. Edward Clark Mrrs. James Gills

Millions for N Y Central electrification and expansion plan

A special NY Central stockholders meeting will be held in Albany on April 18 to vote a capital increase from 150 to 260 million dollars. Proceeds to fund Grand Central reconstruction, road electrification north to Croton, new tracks, West Shore line electrification, and the Niagara Falls segment, with possible trolley acquisitions also mentioned.

Washington Post New York New York Central Railroad Albany Grand Central Station Croton-on-the-Hudson West Shore Railroad Buffalo Falla Rochester Niagara Falls Central Wall Street London

Amendment to Burleson Bill Expands to Include Congress

The Burleson bill barring government officers from leaking market information was broadened to include every member of Congress after conference findings. Senate and House conferees Clarke Nelson Culberson Jenkins Littlefield Clayton supported inserting the clause to avoid a double standard and ensure enforceability.

House of Representatives Burleson Texas House Congress Conference Committee Clark Nelson Culberson Messie Jenkins Littlefield Clayton Senate Lodge

County Funds Deposited in Bank Probe Expands

Hamilton County grand jury investigates county treasury practices. Witnesses including George B. Cox and banker T. J. Davis testify about funds and past transactions. Prosecuting attorney notes witnesses provide definite statements. inquiry may reach back beyond prior committees. Hearing on Davis habeas corpus put off to Friday as sessions continue.

Cincinnati Ohio Lesow George B. Cox Cincinnati Trust Company T. J. Davis Fifth National Bank Mooney Pala Senate Committee Luke Staley Grand Jury Davis Hamilton County Grand Jury

Birds Hall Springtime Jubilant Birds Sing Through Capitol Grounds

The observer M. L. Foote notes a spring jubilee among birds around the Capitol grounds. Robins, blue flashes, and brown and gray flutterers populate the trees as warm sun returns, confirming spring despite a week of cold weather.

Capitol Grounds M. L. Foote Buck

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