|
|
Fort Wayne, IN Roundhouse Accidents, Nov 1908
Posted November 17th, 2007 by Linda Horton
Al Baker, a machinist employed at the Pennsylvania round house, is off duty with every toe on his right foot broken A heavy key fell on them and at first it was feared that two toes would have to be amputated, but at last accounts the physicians in charge of his case believed the toes could be saved.
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Fort Wayne, IN 28 Nov 1908
--------
Charles Miller, Wabash machinist, who has been off duty for some time suffering with a mashed thumb, returned to work in the shops yesterday.
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Fort Wayne, IN 28 Nov 1908
__________________
Transcribed by Linda Horton. Thank you, Linda!
Search for more information on this disaster and other train wrecks, fires, accidents, etc. in historical newspapers in the Newspaper Archive. Over one billion newspaper articles online!
Search for your ancestors among the billions of names at ancestry.com Find death records, census images, immigration lists and genealogy other databases for your surnames. Use this Free trial
to search for your ancestors.
Start Your Family Tree It's FREE and easy. Start with yourself, your parents, grandparents and you're on your way to building your family history! Get Started Now and build your family tree at ancestry.com. It's Free!
|
gendisasters.com is a genealogy site, compiling information on the historic disasters, events, and tragic accidents our ancestors endured, as well as, information about their life and death. Database and records searchable by surname. Compilation, design, artwork and concept covered by copyright. Copyright ©2006-2010, All rights reserved. Contact me. Privacy Policy. |
