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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1896
Page
6
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The report notes varied items from the era including Utah statehood, a mine entombment in Victor Colorado, international tensions and alliances, a Venezuelan commission presidency, and local crime. It also covers debates on tariff reform and a free coinage amendment with Republican caucus positions and silver question implications.
In Washington on January 10 Representative Spalding introduced a resolution to annex Hawaii as a U S state named the State of Hawaii. It sets a republican government, outlines boundary questions to Congress by 1898, and assigns U S debts liabilities. An alternate path calls for treaty admission with a $100000 appropriation. referred to Foreign Affairs.
The anti silver Democrats in the Senate held a conference to tally votes against the free coinage amendment. They counted 14 sure Democratic votes and 26 Republican votes opposed to the Jones amendment, totaling 40 with four more needed for a majority. Both sides seek to secure the final four votes.
Washington January 10 The Senate committee on agriculture will hear Secretary Morton after suspending seed purchases. The resolution by Senator Hansbrough directs Morton to comply with seed distribution law and the committee plans to give him a hearing before final action.
Senator Hale reported from the naval affairs committee an original bill authorizing the enlistment of 1,000 additional men. The measure also gives the president discretion to increase naval reserve enlistments indefinitely in case of any emergency.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee met for the first time since reorganization with Senator Sherman siding. They scheduled a special session for Saturday to consider Venezuelan Cuban and Armenian questions.
Boston January 10 The Transcript quotes a Washington special asserting that Olney is the leading Democrat’s choice for the presidential nomination.
A Phoenix dispatch reports Governor Hughes of Arizona charged with official corruption and a tainted personal reputation after a grand jury report cites misappropriation of territorial funds. Territorial Auditor Leitch and ex-congressman Myron P. McCord are named. no indictment issued, but calls for removal and a federal inquiry are suggested.
Senator Nelson introduced a broad revision of national banking laws. The plan lowers capital requirements for small city banks and requires deposits with the U.S. treasurer in interest bearing bonds equal to one quarter of paid in capital. Banks then receive circulating notes equal to the bond par value. National banks must hold gold coin equal to five percent of their circulating notes.
In Kentucky, the Democratic joint caucus chose Senator J. C. S. Blackburn as the party candidate to seek re election to the U S Senate. Blackburn led on the first ballot with 37 votes as McCreary and Brown trailed, but a joint legislative tie means the nomination does not guarantee election.
Executive Committee of the North Dakota Immigration Association met in Fargo on January 13. Officials named H. S. Oliver of Lisbon to chair the publication committee on by laws. A county organization plan was outlined with officers from each commissioner district. A $10,000 fundraising goal was set with county assessments.
Hon. W. J. Bryan writes an open letter to free silver Democrats urging them to unite with Populists to override the president’s veto on tariff revision if a free silver rider is attached or other legislation favorable to silver is enacted. The letter outlines unique strategic suggestions.
Grand Rapids Minnesota January 13. Among grand jury indictments are charges against Harrison Dodd and his wife for the murder of Leon Fenmore at Lake Pokegama on October 18. They will plead self defense.
Howard & Haynie of this city one of the largest retail dry goods houses at the head of the lakes made an assignment during the afternoon. No statement of assets or liabilities can be obtained as yet.
An ad claims lactic acid in blood requires a cure by neutralization and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine and only true blood purifier. It also touts Hood's Pills as acting easily and promptly on the liver and bowels.
London reports say the Transvaal government will deport the rank and file of Dr Jameson’s expedition. Treason carries banishment and a heavy fine under Transvaal law. Dispatches claim plots included using agents of the Chartered South Africa company to unleash attacks on white settlers, with attempts to seize Pretoria and force a British fait accompli.
Beruin Jan 14 reports a calmer mood in Germany over the Transvaal crisis with less space given to the issue. The press tone leans toward peace and settlement with reduced talk of hostilities, though irritation at the British government and bitterness toward the English public persist.
Cape Town Jan 14 A proclamation by Sir Hercules Robinson removes Dr Jameson from Mashonaland administrator and names F J Newton secretary of Bechuanaland as his replacement. Reports reach Bloemfontein of a wide spread plot against the Transvaal but Robinson is absolved of knowledge of the matter.
Johannesburg dispatch reports warrants issued for 200 leading mine figures stock exchange principals and professional men. Included are several Americans and Germans such as J S Curtis an American engineer.
Pretoria transvaal Jan 14 prisoners of the raiding party begin moving toward Natal. Dr Jameson and his officers stay behind but are expected to depart for deportation to England.
The Venezuelan boundary commission resumed its executive session at the state department at 10 30 a m Andrew White was sworn in after being absent at the last meeting A large number of applicants sought commission seats
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