February
13, 1918 – Members of the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra
touring the Pacific coast, narrowly escaped injury today when the eastbound
train carrying the orchestra collided with a special westbound train carrying
Dutch colonists, at Elko, Nev. Nine colonists were hurt, but the musicians were
uninjured.
The Minneapolis Morning Tribune; “Symphony Orchestra Train
in Collision”; Feb. 14, 1918; p. 2.
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