Shot Off Friend Head Fatal Joke Ends Inquest
Sieg fried Flygare of Bernadotte in Nicollet county shot at his friend Frank W. Anderson of Lafayette blowing off one side of the victim’s head. Anderson died instantly. Flygare, nineteen, faces possible criminal responsibility after an inquest was opened. The incident occurred on the Flygare farm near Bernadotte Lutheran church during a playful moment with an old shotgun. Local officials deny suicide rumors and prepare a formal investigation.
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Hernadotte
Nicollet County
Siegfried Fiygare
Chas. Fiygare
Frank W. Anderson
Lafayette
Anderson
Plygare
Flygare
John Flygare
Siegfried
Bernadotte Lutheran Church
Arthur
Harry
Olsen
Merritt
Flygate
William Gistafson
Alex. Hall
Jobo Erickson
I B. Walllng
Lindquist
J. F. Carlson
St. Peter
Clal
Alfred Anderson
Boston Bloomers to Play New Ulm at Fairgrounds Next Sunday
Boston Bloomers, a renowned female baseball team, will meet New Ulm at the fairgrounds next Sunday afternoon in a highly anticipated game. Local fans expect a close contest as the Bloomers have proven themselves over several seasons. In other results, St Peter Browns beat Waseca 12 to 5 with Lefty Marsh allowing only three hits. Sleepy Eye high won 31 to 1 against Redwood Falls, while Springfield high had a Saturday victory.
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New Ulm High School
Hanska Boys
Fairgrounds
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Brookie
Rinke
New Ulm
Tmama
Boston Bloomers
Bloomers
New Ulm Boys
St. Peter Browns
Waseca
Lefty Marsh
St. Peter’s
Bye
Redwood Walls
Springfield High School
Commercial Club Boomer Project Moves Forward In New Ulm
A Monday meeting at Dr Strickler's office formed a committee to launch a New Ulm commercial club with social features. Gen Bobleter chairs. Dr Kaschau secretary. Planned start with 100 members, $10 entry, $3 quarterly dues. The group aims to fund rooms and cover expenses before debt. A citywide canvass secured strong support and a likely club formation.
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Strickler
New Ulm
Gen. Bobleter
Dr. Kaschau
Dr. Strickler
H. N. Samsen
B. Stuckman
J. A. Ochs
F. H. Behnke
Senator Johnson Injured In Narrow Car Crash Near St Peter
Special from St Peter reports four men escaped death in an automobile accident on the Cleveland road four miles east of St Peter. Claude Reynolds drove and the steering gear jammed causing the car to ditch. Johnson Knoll and Liebenguth were injured. Knoll had a broken rib and Johnson was unconscious. Reynolds suffered severe internal injuries as the car piled into a ditch twenty feet below the road.
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St. Peter
Minneapolis Journal
Cleveland Road
Claude Reynolds
C. A. Johnson
T. Winoll
Geo. Liebenguth
Mr. Reynolds
Senator Johnson
Mr. Knoll
Liebenwuthv
Brown County Automobile Club forms in city meeting
Twenty to thirty motorists from across the county met at Henry N. Samson's office Friday evening to form The Brown County Automobile Club. The group aims to foster relations with other clubs, promote highways, and support auto sport. Dr. O. C. Strickler will be president with H. G. Bingham secretary treasurer. Gen. Jos. Bobleter will serve on the state association board, and a six member governing board will include Emil Mueller, H. N. Samson, W. G. Frank, Ernst Altermatt, plus two Sleepy Eye members to be chosen next Saturday. Miss Ida Bixby of Lettiux Let Sueur Centre named teacher.
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Henry N. Samson
Brown County Automobile Club
Col. Joyce
Minneapolis
O. C. Strickler
H. G. Bingham
Gen. Jos. Bobleter
State Association
Emil Mueller
H. N. Samson
W. G. Frank
Ernst Altermatt
Springfield
Sleepy Eye Automobilists
Eagle Roller Mill Co Seeks 7500 in Damages
Eagle Roller Mill Co of this city sues Erie Railroad in Chicago for 7500 over flour destroyed by fire at the Buffalo warehouse in 1906. The firm cites Star & Crescent Milling Co case as precedent and claims a stronger position. Also notes public memorial plans and local construction bids.
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Eagle Roller Mill Co
Chicago
Erie Railroad Company
Buffalo
New York
Star & Crescent Milling Company of
United States Supreme Court
Eagle Roller Mill Company
Railroad
Star & Crescent
Child's Frightful Death At Swan Lake Farm Slough
Emily Ubl, three, daughter of John Ubl a former New Ulm carpenter, died after her clothes caught fire while play near a grass fire on Ferdinand Crone's Swan Lake farm in Nicollet county Sunday afternoon. R Walter the Swan Lake trapper started the blaze to help Ubl and the vicinity, close to the home, led to the tragedy as the child could not be saved despite Mrs Ubl's efforts. The event stunned the Ubl family and friends.
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Emily
John Ubi
New Ulm
Ferdinand Crone
Swan Lake
Nicollet County
R. Walter
Ubl
Mrs Leslie Carter in Du Barry at Mankato
A crowded New Ulm audience will travel to Mankato Friday evening to see Mrs Leslie Carter perform David Belasco's play Du Barry. The renowned emotional actress headlines the title role and delivers a compelling stage portrayal.
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du Barry
Zaza
New Ulm
Mankato
Leslie Carter
David Belasco
Bank Robber Seynard Missing After Court Bond
Watonwan county grand jury indicted John Martin and Roy Seynard for complicity in the attempted robbery of the State Bank of La Salle. Martin pleaded guilty with trial set. Seynard failed to appear after a cash bond from Washington. Authorities traced Moorhead reports but could not locate him.
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Watonwan
St. James
John Martin
Roy Seynard
State Bank of la Salle
Martin
Seynard
Washington
Moorhead
Forsyth
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West Newton
Rosa Gleisner
Marshall Soone
Martin Schwab
Lake Benton
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Estherville
Lorenson
Schwab
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Hanska
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Let Sueur Centre
Bixby
W. W. Riley
Rush River Judicial Ditch
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Westlicher Herald
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Minnesota Editorial Association
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St. Louis
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