Railroads Trust Scandal Mentioned in Stirring Debate
A lengthy article discusses a proposed consolidation of major U.S. railroads under relaxed state laws, led by Senator McCarter and aided by Morgan influence. It warns of a synthetic monopoly harming freight rates and jobs, while noting political maneuvering, court battles, and public criticism amid a looming financial reshaping.
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