Living at Russian River, Sonoma, CA in the 1900 census with the Borgo family, it doesn't appear that he is related to them. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1880.
Press Democrat 15 Jun 1905
Charles Abel Is Man's True Name
Death Claims One Victim Of The Runawa Accident On Mark West Grade
Councilman King Suffering Severely From Shock In Addition to His Other Injuries — Mrs. Sackman Is Doing Well
"Charles Abel, the man whose skull was fractured in the runaway accident on the Mark West Springs grade on Tuesday died at twenty minutes past four o clock yesterday morning at the County Hospital. Coroner Frank Blackburn will hold an inquest this morning, A reporter learned yesterday from Mrs. Danhaussen, on whose ranch he had woiked tor a long time, that his true name was Charles Abel and not Muller as was at first supposed. Upon Inquiry from the attending physician, Dr, Bonar, it was learned last night that Councilman King was resting nicely. In addition to his other injuries he is suffering severely from shock. His scalp was also cut and badly bruised and his body, from the effects of being dragged along the road, looks almost as if he had been run over by a harrow. He had a very miraculous escape. Dr. McLeod stated yesterday that Mrs. Sackman is doing as well as could be expected. She is a plucky woman and while undergoing the ordeal of having some twelve or fifteen stitches taken in her face she bore up wonderfully."
Press Democrat 16 Jun 1905
Jury finds Death Was Accidental
"The Jury impaneled by Coroner Frank Blackburn on Thursday after hearing the evidence of witnesses found that Charles Abel came to his death as the result of an accident. Councilman Fred King, with whom Abel was riding at the time of the fatal accident on the Mark West grade, was completely exonerated of all blame in the matter. Upon inquiry on Thursday it was learned that Mr. King is improving slowly, but has not yet recovered from the severe shook. Mrs. Sackman, the other person injured, was reported to be feeling much better."
Press Democrat 15 Jun 1905
Charles Abel Is Man's True Name
Death Claims One Victim Of The Runawa Accident On Mark West Grade
Councilman King Suffering Severely From Shock In Addition to His Other Injuries — Mrs. Sackman Is Doing Well
"Charles Abel, the man whose skull was fractured in the runaway accident on the Mark West Springs grade on Tuesday died at twenty minutes past four o clock yesterday morning at the County Hospital. Coroner Frank Blackburn will hold an inquest this morning, A reporter learned yesterday from Mrs. Danhaussen, on whose ranch he had woiked tor a long time, that his true name was Charles Abel and not Muller as was at first supposed. Upon Inquiry from the attending physician, Dr, Bonar, it was learned last night that Councilman King was resting nicely. In addition to his other injuries he is suffering severely from shock. His scalp was also cut and badly bruised and his body, from the effects of being dragged along the road, looks almost as if he had been run over by a harrow. He had a very miraculous escape. Dr. McLeod stated yesterday that Mrs. Sackman is doing as well as could be expected. She is a plucky woman and while undergoing the ordeal of having some twelve or fifteen stitches taken in her face she bore up wonderfully."
Press Democrat 16 Jun 1905
Jury finds Death Was Accidental
"The Jury impaneled by Coroner Frank Blackburn on Thursday after hearing the evidence of witnesses found that Charles Abel came to his death as the result of an accident. Councilman Fred King, with whom Abel was riding at the time of the fatal accident on the Mark West grade, was completely exonerated of all blame in the matter. Upon inquiry on Thursday it was learned that Mr. King is improving slowly, but has not yet recovered from the severe shook. Mrs. Sackman, the other person injured, was reported to be feeling much better."
Living at Russian River, Sonoma, CA in the 1900 census with the Borgo family, it doesn't appear that he is related to them. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1880.
Press Democrat 15 Jun 1905
Charles Abel Is Man's True Name
Death Claims One Victim Of The Runawa Accident On Mark West Grade
Councilman King Suffering Severely From Shock In Addition to His Other Injuries — Mrs. Sackman Is Doing Well
"Charles Abel, the man whose skull was fractured in the runaway accident on the Mark West Springs grade on Tuesday died at twenty minutes past four o clock yesterday morning at the County Hospital. Coroner Frank Blackburn will hold an inquest this morning, A reporter learned yesterday from Mrs. Danhaussen, on whose ranch he had woiked tor a long time, that his true name was Charles Abel and not Muller as was at first supposed. Upon Inquiry from the attending physician, Dr, Bonar, it was learned last night that Councilman King was resting nicely. In addition to his other injuries he is suffering severely from shock. His scalp was also cut and badly bruised and his body, from the effects of being dragged along the road, looks almost as if he had been run over by a harrow. He had a very miraculous escape. Dr. McLeod stated yesterday that Mrs. Sackman is doing as well as could be expected. She is a plucky woman and while undergoing the ordeal of having some twelve or fifteen stitches taken in her face she bore up wonderfully."
Press Democrat 16 Jun 1905
Jury finds Death Was Accidental
"The Jury impaneled by Coroner Frank Blackburn on Thursday after hearing the evidence of witnesses found that Charles Abel came to his death as the result of an accident. Councilman Fred King, with whom Abel was riding at the time of the fatal accident on the Mark West grade, was completely exonerated of all blame in the matter. Upon inquiry on Thursday it was learned that Mr. King is improving slowly, but has not yet recovered from the severe shook. Mrs. Sackman, the other person injured, was reported to be feeling much better."
Press Democrat 15 Jun 1905
Charles Abel Is Man's True Name
Death Claims One Victim Of The Runawa Accident On Mark West Grade
Councilman King Suffering Severely From Shock In Addition to His Other Injuries — Mrs. Sackman Is Doing Well
"Charles Abel, the man whose skull was fractured in the runaway accident on the Mark West Springs grade on Tuesday died at twenty minutes past four o clock yesterday morning at the County Hospital. Coroner Frank Blackburn will hold an inquest this morning, A reporter learned yesterday from Mrs. Danhaussen, on whose ranch he had woiked tor a long time, that his true name was Charles Abel and not Muller as was at first supposed. Upon Inquiry from the attending physician, Dr, Bonar, it was learned last night that Councilman King was resting nicely. In addition to his other injuries he is suffering severely from shock. His scalp was also cut and badly bruised and his body, from the effects of being dragged along the road, looks almost as if he had been run over by a harrow. He had a very miraculous escape. Dr. McLeod stated yesterday that Mrs. Sackman is doing as well as could be expected. She is a plucky woman and while undergoing the ordeal of having some twelve or fifteen stitches taken in her face she bore up wonderfully."
Press Democrat 16 Jun 1905
Jury finds Death Was Accidental
"The Jury impaneled by Coroner Frank Blackburn on Thursday after hearing the evidence of witnesses found that Charles Abel came to his death as the result of an accident. Councilman Fred King, with whom Abel was riding at the time of the fatal accident on the Mark West grade, was completely exonerated of all blame in the matter. Upon inquiry on Thursday it was learned that Mr. King is improving slowly, but has not yet recovered from the severe shook. Mrs. Sackman, the other person injured, was reported to be feeling much better."
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