Charles Calhoun Blakeley of this city, who was badly injured some time ago in an accident in the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Exposition building in New York City when an elevator in which he was a passenger broke loose and fell several stories, has settled with the company owning the building outside of court, for the sum of $10,000."
Albion 100 Years Ago - February 1913
Morning Star, February 3, 2013, pg. 11
Next: Albion 100 Years Ago - JANUARY 1912
Morning Star, January 8, 2012, pg. 10
"Charles Calhoun Blakeley who has been at his home in this city for several months, following the accident which he suffered in the new Grand Central Terminal building in New York City is the recipient of a handsome gold headed cane, presented to him as a token of their esteem, by "The Travelers of the West."
Albion 100 Years Ago - February 1913
Morning Star, February 3, 2013, pg. 11
Next: Albion 100 Years Ago - JANUARY 1912
Morning Star, January 8, 2012, pg. 10
"Charles Calhoun Blakeley who has been at his home in this city for several months, following the accident which he suffered in the new Grand Central Terminal building in New York City is the recipient of a handsome gold headed cane, presented to him as a token of their esteem, by "The Travelers of the West."
Charles Calhoun Blakeley of this city, who was badly injured some time ago in an accident in the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Exposition building in New York City when an elevator in which he was a passenger broke loose and fell several stories, has settled with the company owning the building outside of court, for the sum of $10,000."
Albion 100 Years Ago - February 1913
Morning Star, February 3, 2013, pg. 11
Next: Albion 100 Years Ago - JANUARY 1912
Morning Star, January 8, 2012, pg. 10
"Charles Calhoun Blakeley who has been at his home in this city for several months, following the accident which he suffered in the new Grand Central Terminal building in New York City is the recipient of a handsome gold headed cane, presented to him as a token of their esteem, by "The Travelers of the West."
Albion 100 Years Ago - February 1913
Morning Star, February 3, 2013, pg. 11
Next: Albion 100 Years Ago - JANUARY 1912
Morning Star, January 8, 2012, pg. 10
"Charles Calhoun Blakeley who has been at his home in this city for several months, following the accident which he suffered in the new Grand Central Terminal building in New York City is the recipient of a handsome gold headed cane, presented to him as a token of their esteem, by "The Travelers of the West."
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Parents: Alphonso & Juliett (Calhoun) Blakeley. Owner Sanitary Feather Company.
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