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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
1
An aged man accused of murder recounts the events of the day of the tragedy. He describes where he was and what he did, offering his version of the sequence leading to the crime. The testimony aims to clarify motives and timings for the court.
Deer Lodge Oct 14 The Warne murder trial resumed with physicians detailing the head wound in Eveline Blewett death. Defense aims to cast doubt on responsibility. Warne testified for over two hours denying guilt, describing events at his Walkerville cabin and the fatal blaze. Prosecutors rested. defense plans to finish by tomorrow noon with about 30 witnesses.
Great Falls hosts the annual Montana grand lodge session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows from Tuesday to Thursday. Daughters of Rebecca and the grand encampment will also convene. Delegates arrive as Luther Hall hosts the first day with second degree and drill. Elections for grand lodge officers occur Wednesday followed by chivalry degree for Rebecca members.
Antwerp dispatch reports King Leopold will visit New York and grant an interview to Burgomaster Faturday. The visit is said to seek advantages from U S shipping arrangements, benefiting Belgian ports and commerce.
George L Williams a Butte miner died at Columbus hospital from quick consumption. His wife kept vigil as he lay ill for weeks. He planned burial Tuesday in Great Falls from the Church of the Incarnation after moving here for health. An uncle named Williams lived in Butte.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York began a lengthy eastern journey today. They left Niagara-on-the-Lake and traveled west to Hamilton, where they spent several hours continuing their royal train tour.
The train neared Lake Ontavio then headed to the Atlantic coast as the royal party received hearty ovations. Lady Minto first greeted them at Hamilton where the duke wore his Royal Irish Fusiliers uniform. They were driven to city hall for loyal addresses, and the battalion received new colors from the duke before leaving for the east at 4. The governor general’s section departed shortly after and Math Sections stayed overnight at Belleville.
A Portland report says Northern Pacific offered A B Hammond 3500 for the Astoria and Columbia River railroad and the offer was declined. The piece notes a coming clash of rail interests between Hill Morgan and Harriman Vanderbilt camps, with lines including Southern Pacific Union Pacific O R and N versus Northern Pacific Great Northern and O R Q.
Delegates to the Pan-American congress arrived from Washington and were entertaining in St Louis today. They departed at 11:59 tonight on a special train bound for Mexico City.
Emperor William returns to Berlin after three weeks away for hunting at Rominten and Huberte stock. He was abroad returning to the capital as reports confirm the monarch arrived this day.
Count von Waldersee remains unable to travel and the honor event planned for Oct. 17 in Berlin has been postponed.
Johann Most, the anarchist, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary by the New York court of special sessions for publishing in his Freiheit an alleged sedition article titled Murder Against Murder. The judge held the republishing of such doctrines criminal regardless of timing or intent.
The article reports that the first witness for Schley was called by the admiral after the government rested its case. The testimony followed the close of government evidence in the war crimes inquiry.
Capt Francis A. Cook testified about the Santiago campaign aboard the Brooklyn and the cipher dispatches with the Navy Department. He called Schley an enthusiastically brave patriotic officer and described the July 3 battle and fleet movements with detailed action aboard.
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