The Randolph Leader November 1900
NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE RANDOLPH LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for NOVEMBER 1900
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, November 7, 1900
A TRAGIC DEATH
Among those who went from this vicinity to the street fair in Columbus last Thursday was Mr. Wm. T. Keeble, who lived a few miles northeast of town. Later in the day he was found on the veranda of the Columbus hotel in an unconscious state, his skull being fractured. He was subject to spells of heart trouble and it is supposed that in an attack of this kind, he fell
foward and received the injury from which he died the following morning. The remains were brought home Friday for interment
NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE RANDOLPH LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for NOVEMBER 1900
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, November 7, 1900
A TRAGIC DEATH
Among those who went from this vicinity to the street fair in Columbus last Thursday was Mr. Wm. T. Keeble, who lived a few miles northeast of town. Later in the day he was found on the veranda of the Columbus hotel in an unconscious state, his skull being fractured. He was subject to spells of heart trouble and it is supposed that in an attack of this kind, he fell
foward and received the injury from which he died the following morning. The remains were brought home Friday for interment
The Randolph Leader November 1900
NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE RANDOLPH LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for NOVEMBER 1900
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, November 7, 1900
A TRAGIC DEATH
Among those who went from this vicinity to the street fair in Columbus last Thursday was Mr. Wm. T. Keeble, who lived a few miles northeast of town. Later in the day he was found on the veranda of the Columbus hotel in an unconscious state, his skull being fractured. He was subject to spells of heart trouble and it is supposed that in an attack of this kind, he fell
foward and received the injury from which he died the following morning. The remains were brought home Friday for interment
NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE RANDOLPH LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for NOVEMBER 1900
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, November 7, 1900
A TRAGIC DEATH
Among those who went from this vicinity to the street fair in Columbus last Thursday was Mr. Wm. T. Keeble, who lived a few miles northeast of town. Later in the day he was found on the veranda of the Columbus hotel in an unconscious state, his skull being fractured. He was subject to spells of heart trouble and it is supposed that in an attack of this kind, he fell
foward and received the injury from which he died the following morning. The remains were brought home Friday for interment
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