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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1906
Page
20
A man unknown to authorities shot John Hill in an apparent attack. Investigators seek witnesses and security footage to identify the assailant and determine motive. No further details on location or condition were released.
A man was shot during an incident near St James hospital. Witnesses described the struggle and the assailant’s escape as authorities and the county attorney investigated the events surrounding the shooting and the subsequent concealment claims. The victim, about 36, was taken to the hospital for treatment.
Body may be sent east for F Axtell inquest today with funeral plans tied to the victim killed last night. Authorities and kin, including Donney Tyson, awaited word as officers pursued leads and prepared for a formal inquest.
The body will be interred in the local cemeteries after a standard funeral today at Walsh's undertaking rooms. The remains will be laid to rest with the usual ceremonies conducted in the afternoon.
An arson attack damaged a Home Baking plant at 1M Olympia area along the Mat path. Flames reportedly began under the main phase outside the building, causing substantial destruction while investigators suspect an incendiary start.
Old time miner James O'Donnell, about 45, died after a fall down stairs at his home in Cone Torville Saturday night. Coroner reported the fall caused fatal injuries. Walsh's undertaking arranged. O'Donnell had been working at Pittsmont briefly and was reportedly drinking heavily before the accident. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
A city physician named Sullivan issued a statement Friday asserting he was not negligent in the case of William W. James. He cites his duties, denies fault in duty of care, and challenges any political motive behind the claims. He pledges support for those who uphold medical standards and readiness to testify if needed.
Helena Oct 2 A forecast of Montana politics notes Democratic gains and the Walsh Dixon debate boosting Democratic chances. Speakers cite united party strength, the favorable tone of public opinion, and implied victory for Walsh with majorities seen from 000 to 501. Republican leaders face active campaigning to counter, while nominations and debates shape a high stakes statewide contest.
A man believes Oliver Stith, former Mrs Wine’s husband, to be the thief who damaged his home. The suspect is thought to have aimed at the former wife, with the claimant seeking damages for the injuries and losses described in the report.
Report from Casa township describes a marriage with a minor bride identified as Patrice Keek Keating. Officers Dale and Kenting encountered resistance as the officiant allegedly admitted to misrepresenting age. The frightened bride pleaded to postpone the ceremony, insisting she was underage and vowed to wed when she reached adulthood.
The National Union of Women Workers held a conference in London to discuss reducing the gap between women and men in earning and recognition. Prominent members argued for continued training and improvements to honor women’s contributions, noting persistent gaps and urging practical measures.
John Harker a laundry employee in Denver has received word of a $1000 life insurance payoff connected to Ernest Abirieh, a Chicago man, and mentions Harker’s varied work as a street car and laundry wagon driver. Rudolf Brat, a millionaire brewer and Mrs Markers relative, is noted as part of the wealthy family.
Helena resident Henry Waldron and several guests visit Butte area sites including Lake City, Pocatello, and Anaconda. Names linked to Helena, Manhattan, Spokane, Salt Lake City, Pipestone, and Pitstone appear among visitors and registrations at local hotels.
An 8 year old named Stephanus Hoy will be laid to rest in a funeral service at St Datedek's Church, West Gallery, with services conducted by the SE Weat Galen Servicus.
Pottsville Pa Oct 2 a pair of Hlopers were attested in the office of County Register He H Seltzer here today. They are Wilbur Rowman of Minersville and Miss Annie Keating.
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