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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

Page

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Five Die In Minneapolis Saloon Gas Explosion

A acetylene gas tank exploded in the Point saloon basement near Crystal Lake and Robbinsdale roads outside Minneapolis, killing five men and injuring three others while six men and four women escaped. The blast collapsed the two story building, fire followed, and two bodies were burned beyond recognition. The dead include Charlies Giebenhaim and Louis Hamisch. injured include Edward Boucher and George Miller with severe burns. The exact cause remains undetermined with theories of clogged pipes causing gas pressure.

Minneapolis Point Saloon Crystal Lake Robbinsdale Roads Hennepin County Charlies Giebenhaim Louis O. Hamisch Paugene Hamlin Albert Hirth Brickton Minn Annia Hirth Second Street Joseph Silbaugh Edward Boucher Point Asbury Hospital George Miller Ernest Osterheld William Koenig Osterheld

Fire Under Control In Mystic Forest Fire

Forest service officials, aided by over 100 Lead union men, have tamed the Mystic forest fire near Deadwood South Dakota, after burning about 800 acres of timber. A new fire near Dumont is being fought, and officials monitor for more as drought persists.

Deadwood S. D Forest Service Mystic Dumont Burlington

Roosevelt declines paid lecture in Waterloo

Theodore Roosevelt will not speak for an admission fee, replying to the Knights of Pythias in Waterloo Ila that he wishes everyone to hear him without charge. The letter states he will deliver a free address and supports accessible public talks.

Waterloo Ila Theodore Roosevelt Knights of Pythias

Iowa Woman Dies in Boat Disaster At La Crosse

An Iowa woman Grace Billings of Lansing dies from injuries after being trampled in a panic when the J E S boat landed at La Crosse Wisconsin. Officials dispute a Montanan claim of drowned victims and seek missing Jack Plein thought burned in the hold fire.

No Evidence of Corruption Found in Ship Subsidy Probe

Washington June 29 The committee chair Olcott released the text of a report stating there is no evidence that any member of Congress was corrupt in subsidy legislation. Named by name are Steenerson of Minnesota and Keustermann of Wisconsin with the same exoneration echoed by Merchant Marine league counsel Worthington.

Washington Olcott House Special Committee Congress Steenerson Minnesota Keustermann Wisconsin House of Representatives U. S. Worthington Merchant Marine League

Camp Roosevelt Designated as War Department Concentration Point

Watertown South Carolina June 29 Camp Roosevelt on Lake Kampeska shore near Watertown has been named a wartime concentration point for United States troops. The War Department plans a practical test to gauge railroad handling of troops and Watertown supply capabilities for a large body of soldiers on short notice. If successful the government will equip the camp for emergencies.

Watertown S. C Camp Roosevelt Lake Kampeska War Department

Boy Dies After Dray Accident in Copper City

Calumet Michigan June 29 Matt Mathelchick twelve died from injuries after his father Matt Sr drove a dray over his body the accident happened at Copper City north of Calumet.

Calumet, Mich Matt Mathelchick Matt Copper City Calumet

Deputy Sheriff Farrell Dies by Suicide in Heat

Missoula Montana June 29 Charles A Farrell deputy sheriff shot himself in the head while suffering what is believed to be heat induced insanity. He was found dead at his home and the event is under investigation.

Missoula Mont Charles A. Farrell

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