House Passes Diplomatic and Consular Bill Debate on Pacific Cable
The House approved the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill the fifth annual supply measure sent to the Senate. Richardson of Alabama defended reform of the consular service and disputed Corliss of Michigan on government versus private cable construction, noting misstatements and urging full house consideration.
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Fire Extinguished at Extension Mine Vancouver Island
Fire on Vancouver Island’s Extension mine is out after months of burning. Work has resumed and a search for 17 missing miners continues. Two bodies recovered are those of Avid Griffith and George Southcombe. proximity suggests they could have survived if they reached 30 feet further.
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Vancouver Island
Avid Griffith
George Southcombe
Judge Harney urged to rule on Healey case new trial
Helena February report states Judge E W Harney must pass on Minnie Healey case motion for a new trial or show cause. Attorney Kelley cited delays, mine value over 200 tons daily, and argued ministerial duty to decide within time. Court issued alternative writ and allowed revised argument for Toole with notice to Boston Montana firm.
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Supreme Court
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L. O. Evans
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Heinze
Justice Pigott
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Ek. W. Toole
Pennsylvania
T. C. Bach
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Bach
Mr. Toole
Judge Bach
Laxative Bromo Quinine claims cure for grip in two days
An advertisement markets Laxative Bromo Quinine as curing grip in two days with K W. Grove’s signature on every box and promises quick relief.
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K W. Grove
Forgery cases dominate Great Falls court docket
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports a busy day as Sheriff Benner moves two forgers, August Stenberg and Carl Wegner, to Deer Lodge and Thomas D. Wright is jailed in Helena. Frederick A. Calder is sentenced to five years hard labor as an habitual forger for passing worthless checks up to twenty dollars and prior felony conviction. Judge P. D. Smith presided in place of the ill judge. Calder previously served a Deer Lodge term and reached the five year limit.
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Deer Lodge
August Stenberg
Carl C. Wegner
Thomas D. Wright
Helena
Frederick A. Calder
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Grand Forks
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Funky Cats Hurt Youth in Troubling Incident
A vague report describes a disturbance involving a band named Funky Cats and a youth injured during a recent event. Authorities have not released full details, and investigations are underway to determine what occurred and who was involved.
Sixth National Congress Opens on Children's Literature
Washington February 25 The sixth national congress of Mothers began its session with many delegates present. President Mrs Theodore Birney spoke on the need for systematic agitation to enlighten public opinion and improve conditions. Miss Mary Runyon of Columbia University argued that children need literature to fuel imagination and warned against books with motives beyond a child’s understanding.
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Sixth National Congress of Mothers
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National Council of Women
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Mary D. Runyon
Columbia University
Miss Runyon
Name Change to Kassowski Reveals Russia Heirloom
Alexander Smith won a court petition to restore his original name Alexander Kassowski to inherit an estate from a relative in Russia. He had lived as Alexander Smith since arriving in the United States years ago, but the Russian inheritance requires the Pasc al surname. The district court approved the change today in Helena.
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Alexander Smith
Alexander Kossowski
Russia
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Pasc'al
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