Source: LA Times
Date: 11/1/1907
Abstract: The cashier at Benton's Japanese curio store in Los Angeles was hurled from a moving Pacific Electric car, fracturing her skull and causing her death. She came to this country a year ago from Kobe, where her mother, Mrs. Shintaro Dan, resides. The body will be cremated in Los Angeles and the ashes sent to Japan.
Date: 11/1/1907
Abstract: The cashier at Benton's Japanese curio store in Los Angeles was hurled from a moving Pacific Electric car, fracturing her skull and causing her death. She came to this country a year ago from Kobe, where her mother, Mrs. Shintaro Dan, resides. The body will be cremated in Los Angeles and the ashes sent to Japan.
Source: LA Times
Date: 11/1/1907
Abstract: The cashier at Benton's Japanese curio store in Los Angeles was hurled from a moving Pacific Electric car, fracturing her skull and causing her death. She came to this country a year ago from Kobe, where her mother, Mrs. Shintaro Dan, resides. The body will be cremated in Los Angeles and the ashes sent to Japan.
Date: 11/1/1907
Abstract: The cashier at Benton's Japanese curio store in Los Angeles was hurled from a moving Pacific Electric car, fracturing her skull and causing her death. She came to this country a year ago from Kobe, where her mother, Mrs. Shintaro Dan, resides. The body will be cremated in Los Angeles and the ashes sent to Japan.
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