Ex Governor Mount Dies After Fifteen Minute Illness
Former Indiana Governor James A. Mount collapsed in his hotel room in Indianapolis and died within minutes of an apoplectic incident. He had just returned from a short trip and gave a last message to his wife and niece before seeking medical help. The death ends a long career and his widow planned to relocate to Shannonide for permanent residence.
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Senate Battles Over Army Reorganization Bill and Disputed Powers
On Friday in the Senate the debate focused on the army reorganization bill granting discretionary powers to the President. Senator Teller led sharp attacks on General Fagan and the retirement of General Eagan, while discussions on district and river projects continued. Many Senators urged speedy action, noting attendance was low due to weather and illness.
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Indiana Legislature Opens Sixteenth Biennial Session
The Indiana General Assembly convened January 19 with Senate and House actions. Officers elected, Governor Mount’s message read, and committees formed for vast bills including appropriations and reform measures. Inaugural ceremonies followed as members swore in and adjourned to resume Tuesday.
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Supreme Court rules extradition for Neely in Cuban embezzlement case
The U S Supreme Court with a unanimous opinion by Justice Harlan holds Neely subject to extradition for embezzling public funds while acting as financial agent of Cuba. The decision clarifies Cuba as foreign territory under the 1900 act extending extradition rules to occupied areas and cites the 1898 war context.
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Governor Mounts Last Message to Indiana General Assembly
Indiana 62nd General Assembly opens as Gov James A Mount delivers a lengthy address. He cites state finances, debt, taxes, and recommends primary election reform, vote selling penalties, better care for the insane, and nonpartisan control of state institutions. He urges rail, fish, road, and farm policy, Purdue support, and prisoner juvenile reform.
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Indiana Electors Confirm McKinley Roosevelt Votes
Indiana's fifteen electors met in the House chamber to cast ballots for President and Vice President. McKinley received all Indiana votes for President and Roosevelt all for Vice President. Elector Robert W. Harrison was named messenger to transmit the certificate to Washington.
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Patterson Backed By Fusion Caucus For U S Senate
In Denver the fusion caucus of 91 legislators met Monday night and endorsed Thomas M. Patterson of Denver to succeed E O Weickott. Patterson won 74 votes on the first ballot among 87 present fusionists including Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans.
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