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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
8
William Hoar is the victim in a Walkerville incident where Larry Connor allegedly drew a knife amid a heated exchange at a saloon. Hoar’s injuries are described as serious, with witnesses noting both men were ready to injure each other before authorities intervened. No arrests have been made.
Governor Toole appoints five delegates from Montana to Des Moines Iowa to attend the interstate convention Sept 9 aimed at securing a constitutional convention to provide for United States senators elected by popular vote. Delegates include Maj Martha Maginnis Dillon Patrick Bolang Missoula and W Jamiston Kings Henry.
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic in Butte arrange to attend the national encampment in Minneapolis. Delegates from posts across the United States are expected to participate, with many post officers rounding out the delegation after strenuous days at the event.
Tanisia July 10 Agrarian outrages and politico industrial strikes spread daily in the southern provinces. Revolting peasantry are organized and fed by professional pagandists. An interview today expresses belief that the situation is rapidly drifting toward a colossal uprising against the nobility and owners, with active support from dissident soldiery.
A bolt struck the Helden ranch near Lewistown on May 10, killing two horses and injuring the driver. McMarry and Mehiarry were involved. one man unconscious for a long period, later recoveries noted. The incident follows a report of wool import duties and a federal court ruling on wool tariffs.
Pittsburg July 1. The Warlig case proceeding was halted again and set to Thursday at the request of defense counsel. Handwriting experts will examine letters said to be written by Mrs. Tarte to Thomas Madine, who faced related allegations.
July 10 report from ANOTHER OUTLAW states Mattalon the Ta fivaader surrendered to Colonel Ridholtz warrant chief of constabulary at Tally and was moved to Cavite for trial. The capture leaves one more outlaw tender at large in Luzon. General Alten orders all outlaws to stand trial as government seeks swift justice.
Coroner’s inquest into the death of Hernan Eberhardt reveals whiskey as the cause after a night dispute on a Wolf Creek freight line. Frank Lipari allegedly fired, killing Eberhardt as Dominick Pala and Lipari, both intoxicated, argued over a track wrench and a hand car ride. The two suspects were detained. the inquest resumes tomorrow.
The transcript shows Dorn saying he was told to stay quiet until Whaw's lawyers respond. Dorn will not speak in court or out of it until meeting Mrs Thaw. He admits lying to Bedford the valet and recalls Bedford’s death. Dorn hints he will travel to New York to reveal what he knows, suggesting a quick, damning account.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson toured Chicago stockyards and several plants on July 14 before breakfast. He continued his inspection late into the morning and said he was satisfied with progress. He noted packers were working with commendable vigor and would not halt work until government requirements are met.
The state secretary lists new incorporations including Mestana Theater Company of Havre with captial of FX.00 and Montana Copper Mining Company with $1,000,000 capital. Directors include George Coulter W A Murdock Willan Murin and C A Chase. Also notes Chicago Union Railway Company bond issue and road project settlement.
Helena July 16 Special Dispatch to the standard reports on trial in federal court for horse stealing. The defendants Mint De, Victor Connolly, and We Dutra deny guilt while Wilson testifies of hiring Connally and arranging the theft. Witnesses describe brands, letters, and attempted schemes linking Connally and Duncan to the horses. the case centers on ownership and possession.
A former renowned physician faces confinement as authorities investigate his conduct. The record notes he may be restored to health if he cooperates, with high-profile figures involved in the case and conflicting reports about motive and medical status.
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