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October 29, 1906
The Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota
What is this article about?
16-year-old Franklin Page of Hamilton, N.D., suffered a painful accident when horses pulling a sulky plow ran away, throwing him under the team and trampling him, resulting in two leg fractures, shoulder bruise, and facial disfigurement, but he miraculously survived.
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RATHER MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Prominent Young Man at Hamilton Thrown Under a Plow.
Franklin Page, aged 16, son of Wm. Page at Hamilton, N. D., met with a painful accident on Tuesday. He was riding a sulky plow, when the team became frightened and ran away. Young Page's horse took fright, and becoming entangled in the lines he was thrown to the ground and trampled upon by the first team. The lad sustained two fractures of the left leg, had his shoulder badly bruised and his face disfigured. It is considered almost miraculous that he was not killed as both teams were hitched to plows.
Prominent Young Man at Hamilton Thrown Under a Plow.
Franklin Page, aged 16, son of Wm. Page at Hamilton, N. D., met with a painful accident on Tuesday. He was riding a sulky plow, when the team became frightened and ran away. Young Page's horse took fright, and becoming entangled in the lines he was thrown to the ground and trampled upon by the first team. The lad sustained two fractures of the left leg, had his shoulder badly bruised and his face disfigured. It is considered almost miraculous that he was not killed as both teams were hitched to plows.
What sub-type of article is it?
Extraordinary Event
Survival
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
Survival
What keywords are associated?
Miraculous Escape
Horse Runaway
Plow Accident
Leg Fractures
Trampling
What entities or persons were involved?
Franklin Page
Wm. Page
Where did it happen?
Hamilton, N. D.
Story Details
Key Persons
Franklin Page
Wm. Page
Location
Hamilton, N. D.
Event Date
Tuesday
Story Details
Franklin Page, aged 16, was riding a sulky plow when the team ran away; his horse entangled in lines, throwing him to the ground and trampled by the first team, sustaining two left leg fractures, shoulder bruise, and facial disfigurement, but miraculously not killed despite both teams hitched to plows.