-Tuesday, November 22, 1904, THE MONROE JOURNAL (Union County, N.C.)
-A very sad death of one of the young men students of Wingate occurred Sunday night. It was that of Mr. Vann ALLEN of STEELE'S Mills. Last Wednesday night he was taken violently ill, apparently with appendicitis. He was carried to St. Peter's in Charlotte and died Sunday night. He was a bright young man and greatly liked by his fellow students.
-A very sad death of one of the young men students of Wingate occurred Sunday night. It was that of Mr. Vann ALLEN of STEELE'S Mills. Last Wednesday night he was taken violently ill, apparently with appendicitis. He was carried to St. Peter's in Charlotte and died Sunday night. He was a bright young man and greatly liked by his fellow students.
-Tuesday, November 22, 1904, THE MONROE JOURNAL (Union County, N.C.)
-A very sad death of one of the young men students of Wingate occurred Sunday night. It was that of Mr. Vann ALLEN of STEELE'S Mills. Last Wednesday night he was taken violently ill, apparently with appendicitis. He was carried to St. Peter's in Charlotte and died Sunday night. He was a bright young man and greatly liked by his fellow students.
-A very sad death of one of the young men students of Wingate occurred Sunday night. It was that of Mr. Vann ALLEN of STEELE'S Mills. Last Wednesday night he was taken violently ill, apparently with appendicitis. He was carried to St. Peter's in Charlotte and died Sunday night. He was a bright young man and greatly liked by his fellow students.
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