Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-12
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Observation-Disclosures
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lette took his seat as a ~ ne An. La
Wisconsin. Resolutions IN l,'U a
magazine article by Mr.. Nnn ,eDI
Tor the regulation of Senate ' ~ata
Were adopted. A resolution pat patr
information II concerning the sta Cn,.a
iairs IN santo Domingo was ' N.Y..
by Mr.. Tillman and Went ' oS, pres
cussion. Mr.. Gallinger anNou pr 10
debate OF the ship subsidy bin wsa
postponed until the next MonS aOq
2:l4 p. m. the Senate went nt1
tive session and at 2::23 oclool , "S.
until Monday. The Philippine T tar;
was before the House. Mr.. pav r'
has charge of the measure nc
Tor nearly four hours in IFS fors spe
portion of the Presidents annna,
sage on insurance, which was + +.
Ject OF seven days discussion y
ing the holiday recess. was dixnda
temporarily when the Judiciary oa
Tee was instructed to give an opjnil
to the extent Congress has naw1
control corporations other than rail-
Acting on a printed charge that mani
of the House are abusing tba fra
privilege, the postoftice committon
instructed to make an investigation
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Friday in the House was devot
debate on the Philippine tariff
Champ Clark of Missouri. a Demd4
making a long speech in its favl
which he severely arraigned the
and tobacco interests, and Reprps
tive Fordney of Michigan spqakids
opposition to the measure. The 81
was not in session
The debate on the Philippine tari
continued i'll the House Saturday ri
sentative Hill Of Connecticut sne
in favor Of the measure. The opnS
was led by Representative MonleA
Wyoming, as a champion of the bed
gar interests. Representative Lawn
of Massachusetts spoke in favor ID
reduction of the tariff on hides IN
Republican party. The House adioA
at 5 o'clock until Monday. The 81
was not in session.
The Senate Monday gave attentid
the Panama canal, the situation mI
to Domingo and the merchant ma
shipping bill. The canal matter \
up in connection with a message
the President transmitting the al
reports of the jSthmian canal comma
and the Panama Railroad Coml
which were referred 10 the committd
interoceanic canals. The Dominican
cussion arose on Mr.. Tillman's resell
making inquiry of the President conf
ing the status of affairs in the i
republic. Mr.. Gallinger opened thd
bate on the merchant marine shl
bill. Legislation for the District Of
lumbia had the right of way mder
rules in the House and the few bill
the calendar from the District comm
were disposed Of. Mr.. Sullivan Of
sachusetts then spoke strongly for
revision from the Democratic StaDdp
the Philippine tariff bill being up
discussion.
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The Senate Tuesday adopted two
olutions of inquiry. One authorize
investigation by the committee on
oceanic canals into the general con
of Panama canal affairs and the
an inquiry by the finance committee
the question Of the exchange faV
money on the isthmus. The rehla
of the open session was devoted
speech by Mr.. Morgan Oil the raj
rate question, his bill being releFft
the committee on Interstate comm
At 1870 D. m. the Senate went I'LL
ecutive session to take up Ar, D"
resolution calling on the orcSIaeA'
information regarding the attitude .
United States government Oh NV
roccan question. The fhlllppiu .'u
bill was the single topic OF collSlus.
in the House. The speeches were
formly against the measure ana j"
eral allowed to go without answer
National Capital Notes
The President has nomjnateu a
Marsh as pension agent at lll0I'""'
The State Department has recsn ,.
cablegram from Nicaragua alI n,,o
that the Albers brothers, VINO n 1,no
in prison there, have been P"''
the Nicaraguan government
Representative John Sharp "" Ill
minority leader of the HoUss' hor
turned to Washington from n MA DI h,
Mississippi, where he was c Cns vi
serious illness of his dausH'e''
now much improved.
President Roosevelt, in leI' san NJ
cress transmitting the annual ,'p sni
the isthmian canal commission % ;sp,
Panama Railroad Compahy:: :. pitt 5;tcb
work being done on the pis ~ h
replied in a vigorous hail'''i
critics. o+ IL
Among the nominations s, stD of /
Senate the other day was '' l:ortpna
Tucker of Illinois, to be Il .ts If
the marine corps. He IS son nav {
Col. W. f. Tucker of the P Can.
q. S. A., and a grandson OIL o'D
A. Logan. 10,
Representative Fowler lNe ,nitte
chairman of the House coL4 4nndu(
banking and currency has lmrr De
bill providing for the ca a;anal hal
Of public moneys with natloHn . vet
oscoo;a tions at 9 per cehe :. n