JAMES BROWN DEAD
Word has been received here that James Brown, son of Bennett Brown, was killed in a mine at Panther, I[ndian] T[erritory]. Bennett Brown was formerly superintendent of the Brighton mine.
Mr. Bennett Brown married Miss Nellie Moonlight.
They are now living at Huntington, Ark., where he is superintendent of a chain of mines.
The body will arrive at 11:45 over the Missouri Pacific. The funeral will be held from the depot. Interment at Mt. Muncie.
From the Evening Standard (Leavenworth, Kansas), Tuesday, July 29, 1902.
Mt. Muncie Internment #7898
Age: 21
Marital status: Single
Place of death: "Indian Territory"
Father: Bennett Brown
Cause of death: Accidental
Date of burial: 30 Jul 1902
Undertaker: Sexton
Word has been received here that James Brown, son of Bennett Brown, was killed in a mine at Panther, I[ndian] T[erritory]. Bennett Brown was formerly superintendent of the Brighton mine.
Mr. Bennett Brown married Miss Nellie Moonlight.
They are now living at Huntington, Ark., where he is superintendent of a chain of mines.
The body will arrive at 11:45 over the Missouri Pacific. The funeral will be held from the depot. Interment at Mt. Muncie.
From the Evening Standard (Leavenworth, Kansas), Tuesday, July 29, 1902.
Mt. Muncie Internment #7898
Age: 21
Marital status: Single
Place of death: "Indian Territory"
Father: Bennett Brown
Cause of death: Accidental
Date of burial: 30 Jul 1902
Undertaker: Sexton
JAMES BROWN DEAD
Word has been received here that James Brown, son of Bennett Brown, was killed in a mine at Panther, I[ndian] T[erritory]. Bennett Brown was formerly superintendent of the Brighton mine.
Mr. Bennett Brown married Miss Nellie Moonlight.
They are now living at Huntington, Ark., where he is superintendent of a chain of mines.
The body will arrive at 11:45 over the Missouri Pacific. The funeral will be held from the depot. Interment at Mt. Muncie.
From the Evening Standard (Leavenworth, Kansas), Tuesday, July 29, 1902.
Mt. Muncie Internment #7898
Age: 21
Marital status: Single
Place of death: "Indian Territory"
Father: Bennett Brown
Cause of death: Accidental
Date of burial: 30 Jul 1902
Undertaker: Sexton
Word has been received here that James Brown, son of Bennett Brown, was killed in a mine at Panther, I[ndian] T[erritory]. Bennett Brown was formerly superintendent of the Brighton mine.
Mr. Bennett Brown married Miss Nellie Moonlight.
They are now living at Huntington, Ark., where he is superintendent of a chain of mines.
The body will arrive at 11:45 over the Missouri Pacific. The funeral will be held from the depot. Interment at Mt. Muncie.
From the Evening Standard (Leavenworth, Kansas), Tuesday, July 29, 1902.
Mt. Muncie Internment #7898
Age: 21
Marital status: Single
Place of death: "Indian Territory"
Father: Bennett Brown
Cause of death: Accidental
Date of burial: 30 Jul 1902
Undertaker: Sexton
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