RICHARD F.HARDIES
born: 20 November 1896 Iowa
died: 5 October 19.03 Troy township,Pipestone county,Minnesota age: 6 years 10 months 15 days old
parents: William Hardies and Ida
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Pipestone County Death Record: Book B, page 103, line 17
died 5 Oct 1903, born 20 Nov 1896, 6 yr.10 mo.15 da.old, b.Iowa, died of drinking whiskey, Troy twp. 1 day ill, bur.Troy twp. parents: Wm. & Ida Hardies b.Ger. registered 28 Nov 1903.
Pipestone County Star: 9 Oct 1903
Whiskey Kills Boy
Son of Troy Farmer Drinks and Dies in a Few Hours
A seven year old son of William Hardies, living on the old Hinne man farm in Troy township is dead as the result of taking a drink of whiskey from a jug of the liquor belonging to a member of a thrashing crew.
The boy took the fateful draught sometime during the day yesterday, but lingered until this morning before breathing his last. He was attended by Dr.E.M.Carr, of this city, who worked over him for hours but without avail.
The jug from which the boy secured the deadly drink was the pro perty of J.T.Wilson, of Chicago, engineer in the thrashing crew managed by Herman Peterson. The jug had been hidden away in the barn, where the boy evidently found it whil·e at play.
Richard F.Hardies con't.
Lest there should be a suspicion that the liquor was drugged Mr. Wilson came to Pipestone this morning and surrendered himself to Sheriff Shepherd. He states that there could not have been any thing in the jug but pure whiskey, as he had been drinking from it, and there were no evil effects.
The boy had not a very robust constitution, and could not with
stand the natural effects of the strong liquor. The childs un timely death is a deep blow to the parents.
Intermentremoved to Woodlawn Cemetery, New Addition Hardies, Wm. bur. Mar 1916 grave 1, lot 205 47 yr.
Richard bur,5 Oct 1903 grave lot 205 7 yr.
- Ida H. bur,31 Dec 1953 grave 2, lot 205 84 yr. (Poethke)
Carl P. bur.13 Mar 1951 grave 3, lot 205
born: 20 November 1896 Iowa
died: 5 October 19.03 Troy township,Pipestone county,Minnesota age: 6 years 10 months 15 days old
parents: William Hardies and Ida
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Pipestone County Death Record: Book B, page 103, line 17
died 5 Oct 1903, born 20 Nov 1896, 6 yr.10 mo.15 da.old, b.Iowa, died of drinking whiskey, Troy twp. 1 day ill, bur.Troy twp. parents: Wm. & Ida Hardies b.Ger. registered 28 Nov 1903.
Pipestone County Star: 9 Oct 1903
Whiskey Kills Boy
Son of Troy Farmer Drinks and Dies in a Few Hours
A seven year old son of William Hardies, living on the old Hinne man farm in Troy township is dead as the result of taking a drink of whiskey from a jug of the liquor belonging to a member of a thrashing crew.
The boy took the fateful draught sometime during the day yesterday, but lingered until this morning before breathing his last. He was attended by Dr.E.M.Carr, of this city, who worked over him for hours but without avail.
The jug from which the boy secured the deadly drink was the pro perty of J.T.Wilson, of Chicago, engineer in the thrashing crew managed by Herman Peterson. The jug had been hidden away in the barn, where the boy evidently found it whil·e at play.
Richard F.Hardies con't.
Lest there should be a suspicion that the liquor was drugged Mr. Wilson came to Pipestone this morning and surrendered himself to Sheriff Shepherd. He states that there could not have been any thing in the jug but pure whiskey, as he had been drinking from it, and there were no evil effects.
The boy had not a very robust constitution, and could not with
stand the natural effects of the strong liquor. The childs un timely death is a deep blow to the parents.
Intermentremoved to Woodlawn Cemetery, New Addition Hardies, Wm. bur. Mar 1916 grave 1, lot 205 47 yr.
Richard bur,5 Oct 1903 grave lot 205 7 yr.
- Ida H. bur,31 Dec 1953 grave 2, lot 205 84 yr. (Poethke)
Carl P. bur.13 Mar 1951 grave 3, lot 205
RICHARD F.HARDIES
born: 20 November 1896 Iowa
died: 5 October 19.03 Troy township,Pipestone county,Minnesota age: 6 years 10 months 15 days old
parents: William Hardies and Ida
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Pipestone County Death Record: Book B, page 103, line 17
died 5 Oct 1903, born 20 Nov 1896, 6 yr.10 mo.15 da.old, b.Iowa, died of drinking whiskey, Troy twp. 1 day ill, bur.Troy twp. parents: Wm. & Ida Hardies b.Ger. registered 28 Nov 1903.
Pipestone County Star: 9 Oct 1903
Whiskey Kills Boy
Son of Troy Farmer Drinks and Dies in a Few Hours
A seven year old son of William Hardies, living on the old Hinne man farm in Troy township is dead as the result of taking a drink of whiskey from a jug of the liquor belonging to a member of a thrashing crew.
The boy took the fateful draught sometime during the day yesterday, but lingered until this morning before breathing his last. He was attended by Dr.E.M.Carr, of this city, who worked over him for hours but without avail.
The jug from which the boy secured the deadly drink was the pro perty of J.T.Wilson, of Chicago, engineer in the thrashing crew managed by Herman Peterson. The jug had been hidden away in the barn, where the boy evidently found it whil·e at play.
Richard F.Hardies con't.
Lest there should be a suspicion that the liquor was drugged Mr. Wilson came to Pipestone this morning and surrendered himself to Sheriff Shepherd. He states that there could not have been any thing in the jug but pure whiskey, as he had been drinking from it, and there were no evil effects.
The boy had not a very robust constitution, and could not with
stand the natural effects of the strong liquor. The childs un timely death is a deep blow to the parents.
Intermentremoved to Woodlawn Cemetery, New Addition Hardies, Wm. bur. Mar 1916 grave 1, lot 205 47 yr.
Richard bur,5 Oct 1903 grave lot 205 7 yr.
- Ida H. bur,31 Dec 1953 grave 2, lot 205 84 yr. (Poethke)
Carl P. bur.13 Mar 1951 grave 3, lot 205
born: 20 November 1896 Iowa
died: 5 October 19.03 Troy township,Pipestone county,Minnesota age: 6 years 10 months 15 days old
parents: William Hardies and Ida
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Pipestone County Death Record: Book B, page 103, line 17
died 5 Oct 1903, born 20 Nov 1896, 6 yr.10 mo.15 da.old, b.Iowa, died of drinking whiskey, Troy twp. 1 day ill, bur.Troy twp. parents: Wm. & Ida Hardies b.Ger. registered 28 Nov 1903.
Pipestone County Star: 9 Oct 1903
Whiskey Kills Boy
Son of Troy Farmer Drinks and Dies in a Few Hours
A seven year old son of William Hardies, living on the old Hinne man farm in Troy township is dead as the result of taking a drink of whiskey from a jug of the liquor belonging to a member of a thrashing crew.
The boy took the fateful draught sometime during the day yesterday, but lingered until this morning before breathing his last. He was attended by Dr.E.M.Carr, of this city, who worked over him for hours but without avail.
The jug from which the boy secured the deadly drink was the pro perty of J.T.Wilson, of Chicago, engineer in the thrashing crew managed by Herman Peterson. The jug had been hidden away in the barn, where the boy evidently found it whil·e at play.
Richard F.Hardies con't.
Lest there should be a suspicion that the liquor was drugged Mr. Wilson came to Pipestone this morning and surrendered himself to Sheriff Shepherd. He states that there could not have been any thing in the jug but pure whiskey, as he had been drinking from it, and there were no evil effects.
The boy had not a very robust constitution, and could not with
stand the natural effects of the strong liquor. The childs un timely death is a deep blow to the parents.
Intermentremoved to Woodlawn Cemetery, New Addition Hardies, Wm. bur. Mar 1916 grave 1, lot 205 47 yr.
Richard bur,5 Oct 1903 grave lot 205 7 yr.
- Ida H. bur,31 Dec 1953 grave 2, lot 205 84 yr. (Poethke)
Carl P. bur.13 Mar 1951 grave 3, lot 205
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