Wreck After Cyclone Wounds Brown County Train
A western North Western round passenger train leaving Owatonna was struck by a cyclone storm. The wreck injured many, with Miss Daisy Richardson and her sister Ethel among the dead and injured. The disaster disrupted Owatonna as crews rushed to the scene and local residents were shaken by the tragedy.
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Owatonna
Daisy Richardson
Ethel
Winova
Daisy
Mr. Richardson
Mankato
Sleepy Eye
John Keegan
Waseca
George Doehne
Leland
St. Paul
Orner Damas
Train wreck near embankment injures many in sudden crash
A derailment occurred on a ten foot high embankment at thirty miles an hour. Coaches toppled north, passengers hurled and pinned beneath wreckage. Rescue rushed in with farmers and officials aiding. Victims transported to Waseca and Owatonna for care. several killed. A puzzling lack of clear witnesses marked the incident.
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Peterson
Owatonna
Waseca
Owatonan
Pain’s Fire Works at Minnesota State Fair headline
Pain’s Fireworks Co of Chicago presents War in China at the Minnesota State Fair. A 200 foot stage hosts a cast of hundreds portraying allied military operations, ending each night with a grand rocket and bomb display. Railroads offer half rates to Minneapolis St Paul for fair week September 1 to 6.
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Pain
Pain's Fireworks Co
Chicago
China
Minneapolis
New Ulm celebration praised by several Minnesota papers
Reports from Sleepy Eye Herald, Mantin County Sentinel and others hail New Ulm’s fortieth anniversary observances as a grand success. Crowds from across Minnesota, estimated up to 15 000, attended the weekend events including a dramatic six-company drill. Local citizens highlighted hospitality, architecture, and memorials, with attendees traveling by train and team to the German town famed for its heritage.
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Mantin County Sentinel
Flandran
Bobleter
Burg
New Ulm
C. N. Pincey
New Dim
LeSueur News
Waseca Herald
Minnesota
Juniors Triumph Over Klossner Nine at Home Field
New Ulm Juniors defeated Klossner 24 to 6 on Sunday as both batteries showed weakness and error prone fielding. Farmers clashed with fouls during the tense contest causing eruptions, yet the game remained scientific and entertaining as Klossner chased balls into cornfields.
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New
Ulm
Klossner
Balla
Klemper
N.Y
Violin and Mannolin Lessons Offered at Neumann’s
Ambroech Will provides all day instruction on violin and mandolin except Fridays and Saturdays at his studio over Neumann's alers. Thorough advanced methods with high recommendations. Suitable for advanced students and those seeking skilled guidance.
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Ambroech
Neumann
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