Turner Hail Program of Classes in Gymnastics
Turner Hail offers Boys and Girls gymnastics classes by age with weekly schedules. Boys 6 to 11 meet Wednesdays 4 30 to 5 30 and Saturdays 9 00 to 10 15. 11 to 14 on Mondays and Thursdays 4 30 to 5 30. Youths 14 to 17 Mondays 6 45 to 8 45 and Fridays 7 30 to 8 30. Girls 6 to 11 Tuesdays 4 30 to 5 30 and Saturdays 10 15 to 11 30. Girls 11 to 15 Tuesdays and Fridays 4 30 to 5 30. Misses over 15 Wednesdays and Saturdays evenings to 8 30. Ladies Thursday evenings 8 00 to 9 00. Men’s class Tuesdays and Fridays evenings to 9 45 and Sundays forenoon 10 00. Sunday School 10 30 to 11 00. Hesman Hern, Instructor.
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Hesman Hern
Jacob A. Ris, Noted Writer and Social Worker, Dies
Beloved author and civic advocate Jacob A. Ris passed away after a long illness. Born in the city, he authored several profiles and led community relief programs. Survived by family and colleagues, his death prompts tributes from literary and social service circles.
Empress of Ireland Sinking Claims Minnesota Victims
Nearly twenty Minnesota residents were aboard the Empress of Ireland when it sank after a collision on the St Lawrence River. About 100 lives were lost. only three known to escape. Names listed include Reinholdt Bach and many from Rochester Minneapolis and Sherburn.
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Minnesota
St. Lawrence
Herman Kruse
Freda Kruse
Edith Bach
Rochester
Reinholdt Bach
Riis Dies in Barre After Long Illness
Jacob August Riis of New York, famed author and social reformer, died in Barre Massachusetts after a three week illness. Known for his work on urban poverty, Riis was praised by Theodore Roosevelt as one of New York City’s most useful citizens.
Luckenbach Steamship Lost At Sea Near Carolina Coast
New York May 29 The steamship Luckenbach nearly 3000 tons with a crew of 29 is believed lost at sea by her owners The discovery of wreckage off the South Carolina coast suggested a disaster though agents could not confirm the material as from the Luckenbach but inclined to think it was connected.
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New York
Luckenbach
Luckenbach Steamship Company
South Carolina
Seven Splicers Fight Poison Gas in Tunnel Rescue
Seven wire splicers for the St Paul Street Railway battled deadly sewer and illuminating gas after an underground tunnel near Seven Corners filled with fumes. Six crawled to air ten blocks away, while their foreman was saved by police and officers from a manhole at Seventh and Wabasha streets.
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St. Paul Street Railway Company
Iglege Avenue
Wabasha
Schnacke
Paqnette
Miske
Seventh
Wabasha Streets
Empress of Ireland Sinks After Collison on St Lawrence
At Father Point the Empress of Ireland was rammed by the Danish collier Storstad, sinking in minutes after a rapid collision. Only 433 saved of 1387 aboard, with about 954 feared dead, many in lifeboats and wreckage as rescue efforts rushed from Eureka and Lady Evelyn.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Rimousk
Que
St. Lawrence
Storstad
Father Point
Quebec
Liverpool
Empress of Ireland
Lady Evelyn
Eureka
Coller
Old Settlers Meet June 1 at St Paul Capitol
The seventy seventh annual Old Settlers association of Minnesota will hold a noon meeting June 1 at the old capitol in St Paul. A banquet follows at Merchants hotel. Eligible members include those arriving before 1830 at age 21 or older. The gathering marks the 65th anniversary of Governor Alexander Ramsey's Minnesota territory proclamation.
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Old Settlers’ Association of
Minnesota
Old Capitol
St. Paul
Merchants’ Hotel
Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota Territory
Grain and Provisions Prices Across Markets
Grain and livestock prices from Duluth Chicago and Minneapolis on June 1 show wheat and flax on track or to arrive with varied bids. Cattle and hogs in Chicago and South St. Paul receive steady quotes, while oats, butter, eggs, and poultry hold current levels. Prices include wheat ranges from 85 to 95 cents, and cattle from about 7 to 9 dollars per hundredweight.
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Duluth
Chicago
Minneapolis
Not Learned in the Law Blocked for Judicial Run
Minnesota Supreme Court ruled J T Mider of Pine County ineligible to run for district judge saying he is not learned in the law. The petition by John Jack objected to Mider’s filing because he is not a lawyer. Mider argued he is learned enough to administer justice.
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Minnesota
J.T. Mider
Pine County
State Supreme Cen
John Jack
Mider
Banker's Wife Kills Self With Revolver in Henning
Despondent by ill health Mrs. Patterson secretly obtained a pistol from her husband R. R. Patterson, the leading banker of Henning, kept at the bank for robbery defense, and used it in her bedroom to take her own life after concealing the weapon on her person.
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R. R. Patterson
Henning
Stubble Fire Kills Child Near Westbrook Farm
The three year old daughter of Nela Mickelson, a farmer near Westbrook, died from injuries after a fire swept through a stubble field. She and two brothers were playing near a burning stack when flames ignited the stubble.
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Nela Mickelson
Westbrook
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U. S
Apeeet Steinhauser
U S
Gulden & Hippert
William Pfaender
General Insurance Insurance
Chas
Emmerich
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M.a-Bryenau
A.W. Binenan
Bingham Bros
Dealehe In
Oal & Grath
Paul Weigand
Turner
Daniel Webster
Jacob’a.ris
Lis
Amanda Forstrom
Waldo W. Forstrom
Minneaplis
Tano Forstrom
Andrew Johnson
Magnus Loren
Jacob Riis
Colonel Roosevelt
Gotham
St. Paul Tunnel
Collier
Ireland
St. Lawrence River
OLD Settlers
South St. Paul
Farmer
N. Henningsen
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
New Ulm Hardware Co
E. F. Buenger
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