Views of Senator Newlands On Acquisition of Central Pacific By Union Pacific Fr
Views of Senator Newlands On Acquisition of Central Pacific By Union Pacific Fr
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A suit was therefore brought under the Sherman Anti-trust Act to annul this consolidation and to separate the Southern Pacific system from the Union Pacific system, upon the contention that the Union Pacific lines and the Southern Pacific lines constituted parallel competing lines, and that any union accomplished by those systems would be in violation of the Sherman Anti-trust Act. The court has decreed that the combination was in violation of that act, and is now engaged in the difficult task ...of "unscrambling the eggs, " as Mr. Morgan so aptly phrased it. We find that work accompanied by great difficulty. So far as the Southern Pacific road itself is concerned that would not be difficult, but the Southern Pacific system has purchased the control of the Central Pacific system, which is to the north of the Southern Pacific system and which was originally designed as a part of a through trans- continental line from the Missouri, of which the Union Pacific was to be another part, under legislation which contemplated a final union of those two roads into one transcontinental road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A suit was therefore brought under the Sherman Anti-trust Act to annul this consolidation and to separate the Southern Pacific system from the Union Pacific system, upon the contention that the Union Pacific lines and the Southern Pacific lines constituted parallel competing lines, and that any union accomplished by those systems would be in violation of the Sherman Anti-trust Act. The court has decreed that the combination was in violation of that act, and is now engaged in the difficult task ...of "unscrambling the eggs, " as Mr. Morgan so aptly phrased it. We find that work accompanied by great difficulty. So far as the Southern Pacific road itself is concerned that would not be difficult, but the Southern Pacific system has purchased the control of the Central Pacific system, which is to the north of the Southern Pacific system and which was originally designed as a part of a through trans- continental line from the Missouri, of which the Union Pacific was to be another part, under legislation which contemplated a final union of those two roads into one transcontinental road.
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