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Russian trip for Dr. Will Mayo was to meet with fellow doctors, not treat the czarevich (opens the original)
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Was Dr. William J. Mayo a rival to Rasputin? In 1914, it was widely reported in American newspapers that Dr. Will, on his current trip to Russia, would examine and treat Czarevich Alexei, heir to the throne of the Russian empire. Reports that 9-year-old Alexei was suffering from an unidentified illness had reached the western world from St. Petersburg, Russia, and had generated concern about the future of the Russian ruling family. In reality, there was no mystery: Alexei had been born with haem
James Ertelt (opens the original)
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James Walter Ertelt, 83, passed away on September 14, 2026 in Rochester, MN. James was born May 16, 1943 in Valley City, ND to Joseph and Loretta (Schwehr) Ertelt. James grew up on a farm by Fingal, ND. He graduated from high school in 1961. He married Nicol LeBien in August of 1968 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church. They have a son, Jayson James, who lives in Richmond, CA. James served in the US Army from 1964 until 1966, with one year of that time spent serving in Vietnam with the 1st Infantry D
Rochester's ballplayers played hard in 1917 series against the Minneapolis Millers (opens the original)
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The weather forecast attracted unusual attention in Rochester near the end of September 1917. “Just let the weatherman behave himself and all is well,” the Post and Record newspaper pleaded. That’s because big doings were planned for the upcoming weekend. Rochester’s baseball team would host the Minneapolis Millers for a pair of games on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. The excitement was attached to the relative positions of the two clubs. Minneapolis was a member of the mighty American Association, a leag
Sharon L. Sturgill (opens the original)
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Sharon Lea (Lagervall) Sturgill, 84, of Yates Center, Kansas, passed away on Friday, September 4, 2026. Sharon was born May 8, 1942, in Rochester, Minnesota, to Ross Lagervall and Violet (Herrick) Lagervall. As a teenager and into her twenties she worked at China Hall in Rochester, where she sold and advised on fine china, glassware, crockery, and flatware for some of Rochester’s most influential families and institutions. Her knowledge of those pieces stayed with her for life. In her younger ye
Reunion in 1926 introduces Old Boys and Old Girls to new Rochester streets (opens the original)
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Just so they would not feel lost in their hometown, attendees at the 1926 Old Boys and Old Girls reunion in Rochester were offered friendly advice: Things aren’t what they used to be. For starters, the Post-Bulletin advised, “Broadway is still Broadway and Third Street is still Third Street, but all the other street names have been changed.” Indeed, some of the graduates, who were reared here, attended local schools and once played games on the city’s streets and in vacant lots, were observed tr
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