Married on May 08, 1907 in Duluth, St. Louis County, MN.
Occupations:
Jun 01, 1900 Brakeman
Cable splicer, Zenith Telephone, Duluth, MN
Residence:
Jan 18, 1908, 420 2nd Avenue East, Duluth, St. Louis Co MN
Stanley was an said to be an electrician, but he actually was a cable splicer for Zenith Telephone in Duluth. In 1908 the telephone lines were above the electric lines. Stanley was standing on a suspended platform at 15th Avenue East and the alley at First Street when, according to family, someone threw up a coil of wire which came loose, hit the power line and shocked Stanley with 2300 volts. Stanley fell to the alley below, causing head injuries. The electrical workers union no. 31 was in charge of the funeral and planned to attend.
Burial: June 12, 1908
Information from the family tree of Cynthia Kriske Peterson
Occupations:
Jun 01, 1900 Brakeman
Cable splicer, Zenith Telephone, Duluth, MN
Residence:
Jan 18, 1908, 420 2nd Avenue East, Duluth, St. Louis Co MN
Stanley was an said to be an electrician, but he actually was a cable splicer for Zenith Telephone in Duluth. In 1908 the telephone lines were above the electric lines. Stanley was standing on a suspended platform at 15th Avenue East and the alley at First Street when, according to family, someone threw up a coil of wire which came loose, hit the power line and shocked Stanley with 2300 volts. Stanley fell to the alley below, causing head injuries. The electrical workers union no. 31 was in charge of the funeral and planned to attend.
Burial: June 12, 1908
Information from the family tree of Cynthia Kriske Peterson
Married on May 08, 1907 in Duluth, St. Louis County, MN.
Occupations:
Jun 01, 1900 Brakeman
Cable splicer, Zenith Telephone, Duluth, MN
Residence:
Jan 18, 1908, 420 2nd Avenue East, Duluth, St. Louis Co MN
Stanley was an said to be an electrician, but he actually was a cable splicer for Zenith Telephone in Duluth. In 1908 the telephone lines were above the electric lines. Stanley was standing on a suspended platform at 15th Avenue East and the alley at First Street when, according to family, someone threw up a coil of wire which came loose, hit the power line and shocked Stanley with 2300 volts. Stanley fell to the alley below, causing head injuries. The electrical workers union no. 31 was in charge of the funeral and planned to attend.
Burial: June 12, 1908
Information from the family tree of Cynthia Kriske Peterson
Occupations:
Jun 01, 1900 Brakeman
Cable splicer, Zenith Telephone, Duluth, MN
Residence:
Jan 18, 1908, 420 2nd Avenue East, Duluth, St. Louis Co MN
Stanley was an said to be an electrician, but he actually was a cable splicer for Zenith Telephone in Duluth. In 1908 the telephone lines were above the electric lines. Stanley was standing on a suspended platform at 15th Avenue East and the alley at First Street when, according to family, someone threw up a coil of wire which came loose, hit the power line and shocked Stanley with 2300 volts. Stanley fell to the alley below, causing head injuries. The electrical workers union no. 31 was in charge of the funeral and planned to attend.
Burial: June 12, 1908
Information from the family tree of Cynthia Kriske Peterson
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