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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
8
Yale University president argues against social recognition for the head of a combine. Mr. Bryan endorses the view, urging public education on the issue. The stance signals a national debate on political influence and reform.
Albany reports reveal majority and minority Mazet committee findings. The majority condemns central power and calls ballot box remedies, citing police corruption and public abuse. The minority denounces the report as partisan and unjust, arguing bias in the investigation.
The senate spent nearly three hours debating the Philippine question. Senator Berry supported Bacon's resolutions on Philippines disposition while Senator Pettigrew attacked administration policy. Senator Wolcott condemned Pettigrew's stance and Beveridge's speech drew sharp critique. Senator Rawlins then argued against proposed financial legislation.
Day hearings in Kentucky contests for governor and lieutenant governor focused on legal technicalities as sparring between attorneys dominated proceedings. Few witnesses were examined while senators debated committee eligibility with Governor Taylor and Lieutenant Governor Marshall watching.
The urgent deficiency appropriation bill reported to the house by Chairman Cannon totals $56,128,841. Of this amount $47,602,332 funds reappropriations for military and naval establishments and $8,525,509 covers direct appropriations.
FRANKFORT Ky Jan 17 The Franklin county grand jury returned indictments against John H Whallen and Charles H Ryan charging them with unlawfully conspiring to bribe a member of the general assembly.
Denver reports Frederic G. Bonfils of the Denver Post shows considerable improvement after being shot by attorney W. W. Anderson. His partner H. H. Tammen, also shot, is believed to be practically out of danger as strong recovery hopes mount.
In Washington on January 17, the House committee on territories took up the Hawaii government bill. Mr Hitt of Illinois, a Hawaiian commission member, explained the bill's general purpose and the urgency of early action.
In Barcelona on January 17, an influenza outbreak cripples the town with half the population bedfast. Stores and workshops report only a quarter of the usual workforce as mortality rises.
Chicago Jan 17. An ordinance to the finance committee proposes a $300 reward for the apprehension of highwaymen or house breakers in the act or after the crime. Police officers are included as beneficiaries due to recent hold ups in the city.
Hamburg correspondent reports an export firm delivers 600000 meters of barbed wire to the Free State. The move supports Free State defense and storage plans amid regional tensions noted by The Daily Mail correspondent.
The House session focused on District of Columbia matters. Representative June W. Gayle of Kentucky was sworn in during the day’s order.
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