Baltimore / New York / Philadelphia / Carlisle / /
Company
Northern Central Railway Company / Ohio Railroad Company / Chesapeake / the Pennsylvania Railroad Company / Washington Railroad Company / Ohio Railway Company / Western Railway Company / /
Country
Poland / United States / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Oscar / /
Event
Reorganization / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / law relating / said civil-service law / civil-service law / /
MedicalCondition
alleged injuries / /
NaturalFeature
Mississippi River / /
Organization
Census Office / HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES / Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce / Committee on the Judiciary / Committee on Military Affairs / Committee on the Census / Committee on Rules / Committee on Reform / Department of Justice / army / Interstate Commerce Commission / Civil Service / Civil Service Commission / Senate / Department of the Treasury / Committee on Rivers and Harbors / Committee on Mines and Mining / Post-Office Department / Congress / Committee on Expenditures / Committee on Foreign Affairs / Executive Department / Smithsonian Institution / /
Person
Loud / John Dalzell / John H. Baker / Alexander H. Stephens / Nathaniel J. Hammond / Albert J. Hopkins / Irving P. Wanger / William C. Oates / Joseph G. Cannon / Glover / Christopher A. Bergen / John A. T. Hull / John J. Jenkins / John A. Anderson / Samuel J. Randall / James D. Richardson / Daniel Webster / Sereno E. Payne / John Lind / /
Position
Speaker / the President / Postmaster-General / President / Speaker / Clerk / Secretary of the Treasury / Attorney-General of the United States / Secretary / head / said Attorney-General / Director of the Census / President of the United States / EXECUTIVE / Chair / Secretary of the Interior / Attorney-General / head of a Department / /
Chapter LVII. INQUIRIES OF THE EXECUTIVE. The rule and growth of practice. Section[removed]Privilege of resolutions of inquiry. Sections 1857–1864. Action when committee fails to report resolution, Sections 1865–1971.