Noted Montana pioneer Conrad dies after long illness
Charles E Conrad a Kalispell founder and business magnate of Northern Montana died after months of illness due to acute diabetes. He helped build regional resources, led the Conrad banking and investment interests, and founded Kalispell. Survived by family including W G Conrad and J H Conrad, his funeral arrangements and firm affairs to continue.
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Burial plans for Mr Conrad's mausoleum announced
Instructions reveal a temporary mausoleum to hold the burial Sunday with the permanent burial site to be started immediately. His two children, Foston and another, raced to Kalispell but arrived hours after his death as the estate value is estimated near 8,400.0.
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Brave Indian trader Conrad helps save officer in frontier melee
An aged witness recalls C F Conrad a banker and pioneer who faced Mosby era danger with calm leadership. In a tense incident near Denton a deputy sheriff and a white officer were surrounded by 3000 warriors as they sought to arrest an Indian boy for calf theft. Conrad restrained violence by parleying with the crowd, warning that firing would trigger mass killings, and he secured the boy’s transfer to Denton for trial. The incident ends with a two year prison sentence for the youth and Conrad’s renown as a trusted mediator and craftsman.
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Powder in his pail mystery shocks Anaconda jury member
Juror Michael Flaherty, who helped sentence John McGeary to 12 years, fell ill after lunch at work in Anaconda. A white powder coated the bucket contents, prompting a chemical test by Dr. Stephens to determine if poison or calcine dust is involved. Police face a growing mystery as investigations continue with Flaherty’s health and potential links to the McGeary case under review.
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Sickness Rumors Surround Mrs Flaherty and Insurance
A witness recounts Mrs Flaherty denying poisoning rumors about her husband Mea Flaherty and a possible powder found in a bucket. She explains the sickness came after a doctor visit and denies burning the life policy, insisting the policy is locked away and could not be destroyed at home.
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Madame La Bonta Speaks From San Francisco on Cayley Shooting
Madame La Bonta tells Standard reporter she fled Tutte after Dr Cayley was shot, recalling her call to Kelley and her plan to leave the city. She insists the shooting was accidental and Kelley had no part, offering to face accusers if needed.
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Horrible Witchcraft Case Near Hoonah Explained
Report from Juneau describes an inquest into the deaths of two Indians at Hoonah blamed on witchcraft. Federal officers arrested Jerry King and others, bound over for murder, with alleged torture to drive out a devilish possession.
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Michigan Domination Secures Undisputed Title at Ferry Field
Michigan wins a monumental battle against Minnesota to claim the undisputed championship on Ferry Field as Ann Arbor men demonstrate clear superiority. Pennsylvania follows with a victory over Cornell highlighting strong athletic performance across teams.
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Michigan Triumphs Over Minnesota In Desperate Gridiron
Michigan defeats Minnesota 17 to 6 at Salt Lake City after a hard fought game. The Wolverines outrush the Gophers 205 to 85 in the first half and 180 to 165 overall with Heston delivering a standout run for a third Michigan touchdown. Minnesota, sparked by Flynn’s score and late surge, fought back but could not overcome Michigan’s defense and steady offense.
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Wisconsin Outplayed by Maroons in Hard Fought Game
Novamienay outplayed Marshall field before a crowd of 0 and won by a Md to 0 score in a hard fought football game. Chicago scored one touchdown and a goal from Eeworth added five points via a place kick. Wisconsin’s Weyard Hine added a kick for Wisconsin. Honore were even until the second half when Driver’s punt miscue and Schrur’s run set up a late score behind the goal posts.
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Pennsylvan ia Defeats Cornell 12 to 11 in Open Game
The University of Pennsylvania football team edged Cornell 12 to 11 at Philadelphia. Spectacular runs and tough line play marked the contest as Pennsylvan ia rallied in the second half with steady offense and key touchdowns to overcome Cornell. Gardiner kicked off, Brewster and Dale delivered crucial gains, and Mitchell powered the line for Penn’s decisive score.
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