Murder of Mary Fridley Price

The November 1914 death of Mary Fridley Price made the front page of the Minneapolis Journal: “Woman Killed in Attempt to Save Pet Dog.” Her grieving husband, Fred Price, told police she had fallen off a Mississippi River bluff in a vain attempt to keep her dog from going over. But by January 1916, that grieving husband was at the center of a sensational murder trial, accused of shoving her off the cliff for her money.

Ruth Boynton

Ruth Boynton

Ruth Boynton, ca. 1925.

MN90: Sister Suffragette

In this segment of MN90: Minnesota History in 90 Seconds, Allison Herrera describes the career of suffragist Clara Ueland.

MN90: Sister Suffragette

In this segment of MN90: Minnesota History in 90 Seconds, Britt Aamodt describes the career of suffragist Sarah Burger Stearns.

MN 90: Ranee Ramaswamy's dance company

Britt Aamodt shares the history of Ragamala Dance Company.

MN90: Eliza Winston's Case for Freedom

Britt Aamodt tells the story of Eliza Winston and her suit for freedom in Minnesota.

MN90: Toni Stone: A League of Her Own

Britt Aamodt tells the story of Toni Stone, the first woman to play professional baseball (on a men's team).

Wanda Gág

Wanda Gág

Wanda Gág. Photograph by Robert Janssen, 1941.

Wanda Gág

Wanda Gág and others

Wanda Gág, another woman, and a dog, ca. 1930.

Wanda Gág and other art students

Wanda Gág and other art students

Wanda Gág (farthest at right, sitting) and other students at the St. Paul Institute of Art, ca. 1913–1914.

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