Forest fires devastate Minnesota Wisconsin towns
The fires sweeping Minnesota and Wisconsin have destroyed nineteen towns and killed hundreds. Hinckley and Sandstone suffer heavy losses as rail lines and timberlands burn. Relief trains from Duluth Minneapolis and St Paul aid survivors while the Weather Bureau warns of continued drought and dry conditions.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Johnstown Hood
Hinckley
Partridge
Kerrick
Sandstone
Mansfield
Bedham
Minn
Hiopond
Sandatons
Pokegama
Skunk Lake
Mission Creek
Vine City
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Klackley
Henshaw
Burnett County
Win
Barronett
Harron County
Wie
Benoit
Wis
Cartwright
Chippewa County
Ewen
Mich
Fifield
Pine County
Wia
Granite Lake
Grantaburg
Was
Glidden
Askland County
Ming Marengo
Ashland County
Malaca
Musooda
Grant County
Bhell Lake
Washlurn County
South Range
Douglas County
Sidnaw
Houghton County
Trout Creek
Cadett
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Halls
Washburn
Ashland
Iron Belt
Iacronett
Weather Bureau
Mim
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Death in the Wake of Hinckley Fire Ravages Minnesota Town
Reports from Pine County Duluth physicians describe a devastating Hinckley fire with possibly over 1,000 deaths. Survivors describe families perishing in a swamp as trains and rail lines were consumed, creating a scene of blackened, barren landscape and widespread destruction.
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Taba
Hinckley
Minn
Minnesota
Duluth
St. Cloud
Acta
Pine County
Graveyard at God’s Acre: Hinckley fire victims unidentified
In the Hinckley disaster, graves at the God’s Acre cemetery hold victims who could not be identified. A lone minister conducted simple rites as charred remains were buried in open trenches and pine caskets, with prayers for future mercy and remembrance.
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Beng
God's Acre
Hinckley
P. Knudon
Presbyterian Church
Record Mile Rewritten as Pacer Robert J. Claims 2:03
Fort Wayne driving club marks a historic mile in harness racing as Robert J. and Ed Geers crush the 2:04 standard. The pacer finishes in 2:03 4-5, dethroning Nancy Hanks and rivals Flying Jib and Mascot while crowds cheer the new world record holder.
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Fort Wayne
Nancy Hanks
Allx
Geers
Robert J
Ed Geers
Record-Setting Pace Prospects Crown Harness Hero On Track
The crowd at Fort Wayne Driving Park witnesses Robert J surge to a world beating mile in 2 05 as Alix and Fantasy also spark record bids. Geers hails the champion, while the venue exults in a historic performance by the famed pacer and his mates. The event caps a day of remarkable speed and public praise.
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Hinckley
Duluth
Hinesles
Hincklov
Cura
Root
Atasi
Geersup
Ife
Geers
Frank Walker
Ups Cie
Messrs
S.a.rowne
Kalamazoo
Mich
A. J. Thomas
Taylorville
Ill
W. BR. Steele
Nashville
Tenn
Robert J
Walker
Andy McDowell
Dia
bin Wate
Peerleus Rover
Fort Wayne
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New Jersey
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Driving Club
Robert J. C. J. Hamlin
Driving Club Park
Egypt
New England
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
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