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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1906
Page
1
Bullet wounds discovered. a second autopsy on Roby of Young Oliver Weyals began, with authorities pursuing the cause and details of the injuries.
A report describes a defection and mysterious actions around a person named Fenty at Gateway-Ahunt. The account notes a defendid motive, a noted mistrust, and a tense exchange near a transit point in Helena. Details are fragmented but imply a covert operation affecting several parties and a potential link to TRON and Horie.
Doctors Crooke and Lane Strum carried the severed head of Waston J. Oliver, bound for examination in a murder trial involving Cemifle F. Remy. Oliver Wolf Creept, 23, was killed as the defendant claims the man attempted a robbery. The hearse arrived on the Oregon Short Line, halted at the Finley hotel, and then went to Helena.
Special Dispatch reports Drs Melansiuim Brooke and Walker exhumed the boy of W O Oliver in Dillon to assess head wounds and a gunshot entry. They found a bullet fragment in the brain and multiple blows to the skull and face. The skull was sent to Helena for trial use as evidence.
A vintage advertisement touts California Prone Wafers as a remedy for indigestion liver and stomach ailments. Claims include gentle stimulation of digestion and relief without griping or pain. Sold by Smith Drug Co Avon, and Christie Leys at various towns. 16 wafers cost 35 cents.
Court adjourns after testimony linking Red Collowel Camille Frederick Remy to W J Oliver’s murder near Nelson. Witnesses describe Remy’s travels from Wolf Creek to Gateway and Helena, with associations to a dog named Jumbo and a wagon outfit sale and tools. Canadian officials corroborate travel details and Remy’s ownership of items, including a harness set and initials on silverware.
Tin Harrington a 13 year old worker at the St Lawrence mine fell about 100 feet down a chute on the 4000 level yesterday afternoon. He landed with scratches and bruises but no broken bones. He was hospitalized with a possible head injury and internal concerns but remains alive and improving. Harrington has worked in Butte for two years and lived at 310 Hel Street.
Arguments unfolded today in Helena before the Montana Supreme Court in the Buckley versus McDonald case seeking to overturn a district court ruling in Chouteau County. Buckley contends his illegal election, while McDonald serves as county clerk. another matter involved estate administrator Chandler against the Creek of Great Falls.
Witness Rogers persistent refusal to name stock ownership in the Standard Oil Indiana case leads to interruptions, adjournment, and questioning about his ties to multiple oil firms and possible stock control. Counsel and commissioner argue over whether the witness may withhold information on advice of counsel.
Sioux Falls reports a smithy accident as Robert Fitzsimmons and others suffered injuries while shaping souvenir horseshoes. Fitzsimmons was only slightly hurt, with several people sustaining arm or leg breaks in the incident at a local shop.
A head on collision between passenger train No 4 of the Philadelphia and Reading and two freight engines near Train Siding ten miles east of the city killed three trainmen and injured twenty passengers seriously. Names of the dead were Thomas Few Pit enginedop rein ScErisk Hermann Gris Pay, and A Neill Kane Pa fireman. seriously injured include Herman Henderson his wife Hulda and their young baby. Hendersons had recently arrived in the country and were bound for Warren. The passenger ran at 45 mph. wreckage burned, rescue trains rushed victims to Kane Warren and the hospital.
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