FAIRPLAY FLUME, 11 Dec 1908:
"Adam Boebel, who was employed at the Harriman tie camp, was struck by a falling tree Monday morning and died within one hour after the accident. The body was brought to Jefferson the following day where a coronor's inquest was held. A brother in Iowa was notified as to the disposition of the remains. Later---The funeral was held Thursday afternoon and the body laid to rest in Como Cemetery."
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"Adam Boebel, who was employed at the Harriman tie camp, was struck by a falling tree Monday morning and died within one hour after the accident. The body was brought to Jefferson the following day where a coronor's inquest was held. A brother in Iowa was notified as to the disposition of the remains. Later---The funeral was held Thursday afternoon and the body laid to rest in Como Cemetery."
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FAIRPLAY FLUME, 11 Dec 1908:
"Adam Boebel, who was employed at the Harriman tie camp, was struck by a falling tree Monday morning and died within one hour after the accident. The body was brought to Jefferson the following day where a coronor's inquest was held. A brother in Iowa was notified as to the disposition of the remains. Later---The funeral was held Thursday afternoon and the body laid to rest in Como Cemetery."
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"Adam Boebel, who was employed at the Harriman tie camp, was struck by a falling tree Monday morning and died within one hour after the accident. The body was brought to Jefferson the following day where a coronor's inquest was held. A brother in Iowa was notified as to the disposition of the remains. Later---The funeral was held Thursday afternoon and the body laid to rest in Como Cemetery."
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