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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1899
Page
4
Governor Lee Delivers Brief Telegraph Policy Message
The report notes Governor Lee offered a concise message on telegraph and express toll regulation, with limited space preventing full coverage. It credits Tom Ayers for the message’s peculiarity and criticizes telegraph toll practices as robbing businesspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Tom Ayers
Phillips-Lee contest eyed as recount urged
The Hvronite wants a ballot recount to settle doubts about the contest result, though confidence in any change is low. It remains proper that all doubt be removed regarding who wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvronite
Governor Lee Faces Backlash Over Education Salary Hikes
Governor Lee’s plan to raise state employee salaries in educational institutions meets strong resistance. Supporters argue salaries are fair, while opponents claim the educational tax is disproportionate to results, complicating any increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
South Dakota
Pierre lobby push sparks capital protest
The Argus Leader should dispatch a representative to the capital to scrutinize the lobby’s maneuvering. There is belief the lobby will be challenged before it can act, and timely public protest is urged by supporters of good government to oppose abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Argus-Leader
Pacific
Congress
National Congress
Pacific States
Middle West
Southwest
Wilmarth Accusers Question Public Support in Editorial
The Herald-Democrat criticizes Representative Wilmarth though he had the largest personal following for speaker among candidates. The piece argues the Democrat’s attack is unjust and unwise and urges the paper to avoid letting personal prejudice distort judgment at Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Democrat
Wilmarth
Pierre
South Dakota Legislature Opens as 1900 Campaign Looms
The newly organized legislature in Pierre faces a pivotal session for Republicans ahead of 1900. Burke Kennedy and Herried organized the house, with Pettigrew’s opponents expected to rely on that machinery. Citizens doubt Kittredge’s judgment for not staying away, warning the machine could determine the year’s political battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
House
Burke
U. S
Kennedy
Herried
Pettigrew
Kittredge
Pierre
Hypothetical Interest and Wheat Market Outlook
The piece debates whether Kirke Phillips earned interest on state funds and critiques the treasurer’s duties and compensation. It then reports J. J. Hill urging increased Pacific shipping, proposing a government tonnage bounty to boost American wheat sales to Asia, potentially expanding markets beyond the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farmers’ Alliance
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Orient
Asia
Mr. Hill
Pacific
United States
Hill
China
Japan
United Kingdom
Russia
Great Britain
Interest and law clash over public funds and trust
A fragment asserts a public finance dispute, arguing that a treasurer would take both interest and principal when safeguarding state funds. It critiques the law as out of joint and portrays Andy Lee as making a stand against improper gains, while voters worry about accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lee
Kirk
Lee
Lee's Message Shapes State Policy and Budget Proposals
The Hourenire reviews Lee's message urging railroad rate regulation and state control of telegraphs, notes weak stance on express companies, and highlights seventy-five recommendations. It discusses farm-borne bounty debates, congressional support from Pacific and corn states, and a quiet legislative session with bills on mines, juries, and a 30 day legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hourenire
Lee
Railroad Commission
Railway Commission
Tom Ayers
George Hair
Butte County
Ways and Means
C. M. Barnes
School of Mines
Hanson County
Phelps
J. B. McCloud
Carhart
Bouck
Tomlinson Gets a Roast in South Dakota House
In Pierre Jan 10 Glass attacked Editor Tomlinson after reading an Argus Leader piece alleging intrusion at a Republican caucus and slights in committee appointments. The session advanced constitutional amendments and probes into the state treasurer and governor with a $3000 funding plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Glass
Argus-Leader
Tomlinson
Judiciary Committee
Goddard
Smith
Sanborn
Gunderson
Bouck
Bouck and Bottum
Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Custer
Fall River
Senate
Watertown
The Modern Mother praises Syrup of Figs for children
The Modern Mother finds her children improved by the pleasant Syrup of Figs, a gentle laxative remedy preferred for kids. The true Syrup of Figs is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co. Old papers for sale at this office, 5 cents per bundle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California FigSyrup Co
South Dakota All Right Farmington Diary Note
Ep Hurontre recounts a trip from Huron to Farmington California describing frosty weather and high mortgage rates in South Dakota. He praises local farming methods at Mrs Cook’s relatives’ farm, noting large operations, early winter comfort, and advises Dakotans to avoid anxiety about conditions back home. Written by H S Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
California
South Dakota
Farmington
Cal
Huron
H. A. Benton
Armington
H. S. Cook
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John Lonsstapff
Senator Quay
Kirke Phillips
Houronire
Hevronite
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Codington
Munger
Miver
Wilson
Turner
Morrow
Brown
Committee On Appropriations
Board of Assessment
Mellette
Sheldon
Stoddard
Hagood
Hurlburt
Ryan and
Sopy
Dwight
State Reform School
Fifth Circuit
Spearfish Normal
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Nobles Theatre Company
Huron College
Blackburn
Blackburnian Literary Society
Tawney
F. F. Smith
Loindixanich & Sway
Frr
Brutchinson, Douglas
Bon Tromme
Fiutchinsom Co
Lone
Stat
Morris
Tripp
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