Emil född (born) the 16th of September 1864 at Väse, Solberg, Värmlands län, Sverige (Sweden). He was christened the 18th of September 1864 at Väse, Solberg, Värmlands län, Sverige (Sweden). He was baptized of the minister Björlin - Baptism witnesses: Farmer Lars Johan Pettersson in Solberg, Väse, Wife Katarina Andersdotter in Solberg, Väse
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Emil died from injuries received in an altercation with John D. Mullins. John D. Mullins indicted by grand jury for murder in the second degree.
Cause of death listed as ihjälslagen; Swedish - meaning killed, literally "beaten to death" or "killed by a blow",
Exerts from obituary for Emil (MN) Olson
Emil Olson Dead -- The Linn County News - Published Wednesday, November 6, 1901
Died, at his residence in Linneus, November 3, 1901; Emil Olson aged 36 years. The funeral was conducted from the family residence November 4. The Knights of Pythias took charge of the body, and at the grave, the burial services of that order were used. Mr. Olson joined the order at Bevier prior to his residence in this city and had kept up his membership at Bevier. Mr. Olson was born in Sweden. He has been a resident of this city for eleven years. He came to this country without means and for the first few years labored hard, and by an economy characteristic of his nationality, saved a few hundred dollars with which to enter business. Three years ago next February he married Miss Mattie Owen to whom he has proved a kind and generous husband.
Emil Olson's Death -- The Linneus Bulletin of Linneus, Linn County, MO - Published Wednesday, November 13, 1901
News of the death of Emil Olson, which occurred at his residence in East Linneus at six-o'clock last Sunday morning, cast a gloom over our entire city. Until late on the previous evening strong hopes for his recovery had been entertained by those attending him, but competent medical skill and the tenderest of care by his loved ones failed to avail in his behalf. He continued to grow worse through out the night and in the morning, death came and relieved him of his sufferings.
At three o'clock on the following day funeral services were conducted at the family residence by Rev. O.S. Basford, whose words were impressive and appropriate. A large procession then followed the remains to the new Linneus Cemetery where the burial rites were performed by the Knights Pythias of which order the deceased has long been a member. Emil Olson was a generous hearted man, a liberal contributor to the public enterprises and had many friends. He was married nearly three years ago to Miss Mattie Owen of Trenton, who survives him.
Among the number from a distance who attended the funeral services were the following: His only brother, August Olson of Westville, Mo., his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P.O. Swanson of Vliets, Kas. A. Anderson of Bevier, Granville Owen and wife, Will Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Toll, Mrs. Samuel Lightner, B.A. Eslinger, and Mr. Owen, the father-in-law of the deceased, all of Trenton, and Mrs. Robertson and Messrs. A.F. and E.J. Robertson of Laredo. Numerous other friends of the deceased were present from Browning, Laclede, Brookfield and other points.
[Källa (Source) ArkivDigital AD AB - Födelse och Dopbok (Birth & Baptismal Book) for Väse, Värmlands län, Sverige (Sweden) [Väse C:11 (1861-1869) Image 54] Line #100
Emil died from injuries received in an altercation with John D. Mullins. John D. Mullins indicted by grand jury for murder in the second degree.
Cause of death listed as ihjälslagen; Swedish - meaning killed, literally "beaten to death" or "killed by a blow",
Exerts from obituary for Emil (MN) Olson
Emil Olson Dead -- The Linn County News - Published Wednesday, November 6, 1901
Died, at his residence in Linneus, November 3, 1901; Emil Olson aged 36 years. The funeral was conducted from the family residence November 4. The Knights of Pythias took charge of the body, and at the grave, the burial services of that order were used. Mr. Olson joined the order at Bevier prior to his residence in this city and had kept up his membership at Bevier. Mr. Olson was born in Sweden. He has been a resident of this city for eleven years. He came to this country without means and for the first few years labored hard, and by an economy characteristic of his nationality, saved a few hundred dollars with which to enter business. Three years ago next February he married Miss Mattie Owen to whom he has proved a kind and generous husband.
Emil Olson's Death -- The Linneus Bulletin of Linneus, Linn County, MO - Published Wednesday, November 13, 1901
News of the death of Emil Olson, which occurred at his residence in East Linneus at six-o'clock last Sunday morning, cast a gloom over our entire city. Until late on the previous evening strong hopes for his recovery had been entertained by those attending him, but competent medical skill and the tenderest of care by his loved ones failed to avail in his behalf. He continued to grow worse through out the night and in the morning, death came and relieved him of his sufferings.
At three o'clock on the following day funeral services were conducted at the family residence by Rev. O.S. Basford, whose words were impressive and appropriate. A large procession then followed the remains to the new Linneus Cemetery where the burial rites were performed by the Knights Pythias of which order the deceased has long been a member. Emil Olson was a generous hearted man, a liberal contributor to the public enterprises and had many friends. He was married nearly three years ago to Miss Mattie Owen of Trenton, who survives him.
Among the number from a distance who attended the funeral services were the following: His only brother, August Olson of Westville, Mo., his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P.O. Swanson of Vliets, Kas. A. Anderson of Bevier, Granville Owen and wife, Will Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Toll, Mrs. Samuel Lightner, B.A. Eslinger, and Mr. Owen, the father-in-law of the deceased, all of Trenton, and Mrs. Robertson and Messrs. A.F. and E.J. Robertson of Laredo. Numerous other friends of the deceased were present from Browning, Laclede, Brookfield and other points.
Emil född (born) the 16th of September 1864 at Väse, Solberg, Värmlands län, Sverige (Sweden). He was christened the 18th of September 1864 at Väse, Solberg, Värmlands län, Sverige (Sweden). He was baptized of the minister Björlin - Baptism witnesses: Farmer Lars Johan Pettersson in Solberg, Väse, Wife Katarina Andersdotter in Solberg, Väse
[Källa (Source) ArkivDigital AD AB - Födelse och Dopbok (Birth & Baptismal Book) for Väse, Värmlands län, Sverige (Sweden) [Väse C:11 (1861-1869) Image 54] Line #100
Emil died from injuries received in an altercation with John D. Mullins. John D. Mullins indicted by grand jury for murder in the second degree.
Cause of death listed as ihjälslagen; Swedish - meaning killed, literally "beaten to death" or "killed by a blow",
Exerts from obituary for Emil (MN) Olson
Emil Olson Dead -- The Linn County News - Published Wednesday, November 6, 1901
Died, at his residence in Linneus, November 3, 1901; Emil Olson aged 36 years. The funeral was conducted from the family residence November 4. The Knights of Pythias took charge of the body, and at the grave, the burial services of that order were used. Mr. Olson joined the order at Bevier prior to his residence in this city and had kept up his membership at Bevier. Mr. Olson was born in Sweden. He has been a resident of this city for eleven years. He came to this country without means and for the first few years labored hard, and by an economy characteristic of his nationality, saved a few hundred dollars with which to enter business. Three years ago next February he married Miss Mattie Owen to whom he has proved a kind and generous husband.
Emil Olson's Death -- The Linneus Bulletin of Linneus, Linn County, MO - Published Wednesday, November 13, 1901
News of the death of Emil Olson, which occurred at his residence in East Linneus at six-o'clock last Sunday morning, cast a gloom over our entire city. Until late on the previous evening strong hopes for his recovery had been entertained by those attending him, but competent medical skill and the tenderest of care by his loved ones failed to avail in his behalf. He continued to grow worse through out the night and in the morning, death came and relieved him of his sufferings.
At three o'clock on the following day funeral services were conducted at the family residence by Rev. O.S. Basford, whose words were impressive and appropriate. A large procession then followed the remains to the new Linneus Cemetery where the burial rites were performed by the Knights Pythias of which order the deceased has long been a member. Emil Olson was a generous hearted man, a liberal contributor to the public enterprises and had many friends. He was married nearly three years ago to Miss Mattie Owen of Trenton, who survives him.
Among the number from a distance who attended the funeral services were the following: His only brother, August Olson of Westville, Mo., his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P.O. Swanson of Vliets, Kas. A. Anderson of Bevier, Granville Owen and wife, Will Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Toll, Mrs. Samuel Lightner, B.A. Eslinger, and Mr. Owen, the father-in-law of the deceased, all of Trenton, and Mrs. Robertson and Messrs. A.F. and E.J. Robertson of Laredo. Numerous other friends of the deceased were present from Browning, Laclede, Brookfield and other points.
[Källa (Source) ArkivDigital AD AB - Födelse och Dopbok (Birth & Baptismal Book) for Väse, Värmlands län, Sverige (Sweden) [Väse C:11 (1861-1869) Image 54] Line #100
Emil died from injuries received in an altercation with John D. Mullins. John D. Mullins indicted by grand jury for murder in the second degree.
Cause of death listed as ihjälslagen; Swedish - meaning killed, literally "beaten to death" or "killed by a blow",
Exerts from obituary for Emil (MN) Olson
Emil Olson Dead -- The Linn County News - Published Wednesday, November 6, 1901
Died, at his residence in Linneus, November 3, 1901; Emil Olson aged 36 years. The funeral was conducted from the family residence November 4. The Knights of Pythias took charge of the body, and at the grave, the burial services of that order were used. Mr. Olson joined the order at Bevier prior to his residence in this city and had kept up his membership at Bevier. Mr. Olson was born in Sweden. He has been a resident of this city for eleven years. He came to this country without means and for the first few years labored hard, and by an economy characteristic of his nationality, saved a few hundred dollars with which to enter business. Three years ago next February he married Miss Mattie Owen to whom he has proved a kind and generous husband.
Emil Olson's Death -- The Linneus Bulletin of Linneus, Linn County, MO - Published Wednesday, November 13, 1901
News of the death of Emil Olson, which occurred at his residence in East Linneus at six-o'clock last Sunday morning, cast a gloom over our entire city. Until late on the previous evening strong hopes for his recovery had been entertained by those attending him, but competent medical skill and the tenderest of care by his loved ones failed to avail in his behalf. He continued to grow worse through out the night and in the morning, death came and relieved him of his sufferings.
At three o'clock on the following day funeral services were conducted at the family residence by Rev. O.S. Basford, whose words were impressive and appropriate. A large procession then followed the remains to the new Linneus Cemetery where the burial rites were performed by the Knights Pythias of which order the deceased has long been a member. Emil Olson was a generous hearted man, a liberal contributor to the public enterprises and had many friends. He was married nearly three years ago to Miss Mattie Owen of Trenton, who survives him.
Among the number from a distance who attended the funeral services were the following: His only brother, August Olson of Westville, Mo., his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P.O. Swanson of Vliets, Kas. A. Anderson of Bevier, Granville Owen and wife, Will Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Toll, Mrs. Samuel Lightner, B.A. Eslinger, and Mr. Owen, the father-in-law of the deceased, all of Trenton, and Mrs. Robertson and Messrs. A.F. and E.J. Robertson of Laredo. Numerous other friends of the deceased were present from Browning, Laclede, Brookfield and other points.
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