Lassen alimony order highlights dirty divorce case
The hearing before Judge Harney on an order to show cause resulted in Erick Lassen paying $75 monthly temporary alimony and $200 in counsel fees to his wife Helen Lassen. The case revealed claims of a lavish lifestyle and a mine owner's wealth, with further divorce actions for Olive Cleone Dugdale and Cora Love. A separate note from Atchison reports a woman threatening violence against named individuals and locations.
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Lassen
Harney
Erick Lassen
Helen Lassen
Hve
Neva
San Francisco
Cora Love
R. M. Love
Will prosecute Mrs Nation and accomplices in saloon incident
Wichita: County Attorney Connelly states he will file information against four women involved in last night's saloon smashing. Mrs Nation and two other named suspects are jailed. The report cites a Kansas statute on willful breaking doors or windows of any house, shop or store, used to justify the action.
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Wichita
Kan
Connelly
Nation
Wiholt
Kansas
Rands
Quiet Day as Congress Debates Appropriations and Royal Death
The Senate met in open session adopting a resolution to convey Victoria's death to the British prime minister. The legislative and Indian appropriation bills were laid for amendments as senators limited debate. The session included reports, a joint counting plan, a painting tender, and an executive session with the queen's death acknowledged.
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Great Britain
Senate
Gallinger
Committee On
Pettigrew
Thurston
Committee On Indian Affairs
Chandler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Houses of Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Tillman
Octavius A. White
New York
John Blake White
Fort Moultrie
Dr. White
Lodge
Victoria
Allison
Senate of
United States of America
Penrose
Martin
Visoe
Naval Academy
Annapois
Jones
Arkansas
Congress
Earier
Queen Victoria
Cascade County Bonds Bid Results for Courthouse and Debt Refunding
Great Falls June 22 The board opened bids for 1510000 county bonds to fund a courthouse and debt refunding. State treasurer bid 1091.1m at 4 1 2 percent. N W Harris Co bid 251.40 at par with 6130 premium. Other bids ranged to 8 863 10 premium. County Attorney Gormley to finalize papers tomorrow.
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Great Falls
Board of County Commissioners
Meagher County
Montana
W. J. Hayes & Bons
Cleveland
Seasongood & Mayer
Cincinnati
N. W. Farris & Co
Chicago
Rudolph Kleyboldte
Farson, Leach & Co
H. Rollins
Boston
A. Keane & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Gormley
Surplus and bond premium details from annual financial notes
The document lists liabilities including bonds and accounts prepaid, a special deposit and surplus figures. It shows surplus at January 1 and the profit and loss impact, with monthly pumpage figures for the year and a total amount of 886 742 99.
City Council Short Session Adopts Light Contract Change
The Jan twenty second meeting in Creat Falls ran brief as members adjourned early to attend a show. The ward boundary ordinance was read and sent to the judiciary committee. Montana Central Railway reported arc light at First avenue junction and Great Falls Electric Light and Power signed an amended contract for additional lights awaiting mayor and clerk signatures. The Fifth avenue south and Seventh street light plan was altered and the session adjourned before further action.
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Creat Falls
Judiciary Committee
J. Parker Veazey
Montana Central Railway Company
Fifth Avenue South
Seventh Street
Sullivan
December School Report Shows 1567 Enrolled in Great Falls
Great Falls January 22. The December statistical report by Superintendent Largent shows 1567 students enrolled, with 892 boys and 975 girls. Daily attendance averaged 1962 of 2070 possible, 94.77 percent, 1214 sickness days lost, 337 other days lost, and 62 tardiness cases with no tardiness in several named buildings.
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Great Falls
D. Largent
Misses Tinsley
Dibble
Griffin
Stahlbusch
Simpson
Major
Dusard
Rolfe
Tolbert
Rich
Teague
Culverhouse
High School
Irving, Feld and
Junkins
Runaway Indian youths recaptured in Great Falls
August Dizell and Russell Young, two young Indians aged 12 to 16, were captured in Great Falls today and returned in custody to Fort Shaw. They fled the school due to dislike of civilization and daily drilling.
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Great Falls
Dizell
Russell Young
Fort Shaw
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Atchison
Will
Mrs. Nation
Dr. Sanden
A. T. Sanden
Russel Building
Portland
Oregon
Cascade County Bonds
Iowa University
Sus
Des Moines
Iowa
McLean
The
State University
Mth
Stiles
China
Standard
Bach-Cory
Park Hotel
Oes Electric Lght
Department
Treasury
Eees
Tena
Galtons
Rcicesvseweee Ars
Weamen
Aemplis
Paris
New Spring
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Victor
Birdseye
W. Vark St
Butte, Mont
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
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