The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-28

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f're'h" Interstate 'onn'herce 'o"'n'S~'o"
brought the situation to It's climax.
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t,,,orv with the philade,phia people
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the support oil nhahc'"i "'o'7 "''H
millions Of dollars OF the recent loans OF
the Pennsylvania road who are keenly
,bvs 70 the insecurity Indicated by adj
c-.,, determination and nepot-
a"u,r.i..ior
''T ,ho uorisina 81 the enarcisI intsrests
a., T.. nonacad hy the mower bis
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MANAGEMENT Oh ths FehiHyi'alhA
Anotner powerful mioSe 'nao 80 ha'
IN hand WIZ the grant investigator . 'he
pushing .orth aS d ~ r. W
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mor,eh' mhu WI :. - DE-. e.
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naufoao Sompany na so,;aion tha,
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~ om 49, IN sanerol foroe
an asle ~ rnoaio;trant abroad was
.N-.u-I .h;do bv the oomn,;ss;on,
Ioa;San
Mr. p,,,,itt 10 he;nO backed nv the indie
nondont cal oneratops and will r,n. Much
nonev and Il lrence have been nledeed to
his s;nnort and he will have little political
nnnos;tion from the Republican, oreaniza-
ron He will, he sent to Congress purposely
70 fght for railroad LEGISLATION and to act
in the interest Of the coal operators.
Three wears ago MIR. Bullitt declared the
ln~dependent shipping interests of the coun-
trv were being taxed, tolled and exploited
for the special benefit OF individuals con-
nected with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Al! that Mr.. Bullitt charged against the
Pennsylvania Railroad at that time he
now laws with equal weight against the
Baltimore and Ohio, the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Norfolk and Western rail-
roads and il is now proposed to probe
these properties with every arm of the law.
Mr.. Bullitt lives in the Fifth district and
has been a lifelong Republican. His father,
the late John C. Bullitt, was the author
Of the present charter of the city of Phna-
deIphia and ranked with the leading law
vcrs of the country. Mr.. Buritt is a LAWYER.
but has devoted all of hs adult wears to
tho deveIop,n.nt If coal and railroad nrop-
erties.
since Nv Raer,s mama has heen brought
forward nc cassatt,s s,,ccessor II IL asserted
that Mr. naer's remarkable address at