From Der Nord Westen, 28 Aug. 1890: (From correspondent in Two Rivers, 26 Aug.)
In response to a telegram advising him of his father's death, Charles Diedrich arrived here last evening and his sisters Louise and Marie are expected today.
His father was Carl L. Diedrich who had lived in New York before coming here where he worked in the chair factory.
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(See also entry of 24 July. Burial described in issue of 04 Sept.)
(Note: I conferred with the Civil War Round-table and this is the right person
for this obituary) ... submitted by contributor "Larry Krueger" (#47801461)
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Chronicle Clippings:
Charles Dietrich, one of the employes at the chair factory had the pulse artery of his wrist severed last Friday night by accidentally running his arm through a pane of glass while endeavoring to close a window. Dr. Oswald was immediately summoned but the poor fellow nearly bled to death before his arrival.
Manitowoc Tribune - February 3, 1876 ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
In response to a telegram advising him of his father's death, Charles Diedrich arrived here last evening and his sisters Louise and Marie are expected today.
His father was Carl L. Diedrich who had lived in New York before coming here where he worked in the chair factory.
********
(See also entry of 24 July. Burial described in issue of 04 Sept.)
(Note: I conferred with the Civil War Round-table and this is the right person
for this obituary) ... submitted by contributor "Larry Krueger" (#47801461)
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Chronicle Clippings:
Charles Dietrich, one of the employes at the chair factory had the pulse artery of his wrist severed last Friday night by accidentally running his arm through a pane of glass while endeavoring to close a window. Dr. Oswald was immediately summoned but the poor fellow nearly bled to death before his arrival.
Manitowoc Tribune - February 3, 1876 ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
From Der Nord Westen, 28 Aug. 1890: (From correspondent in Two Rivers, 26 Aug.)
In response to a telegram advising him of his father's death, Charles Diedrich arrived here last evening and his sisters Louise and Marie are expected today.
His father was Carl L. Diedrich who had lived in New York before coming here where he worked in the chair factory.
********
(See also entry of 24 July. Burial described in issue of 04 Sept.)
(Note: I conferred with the Civil War Round-table and this is the right person
for this obituary) ... submitted by contributor "Larry Krueger" (#47801461)
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Chronicle Clippings:
Charles Dietrich, one of the employes at the chair factory had the pulse artery of his wrist severed last Friday night by accidentally running his arm through a pane of glass while endeavoring to close a window. Dr. Oswald was immediately summoned but the poor fellow nearly bled to death before his arrival.
Manitowoc Tribune - February 3, 1876 ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
In response to a telegram advising him of his father's death, Charles Diedrich arrived here last evening and his sisters Louise and Marie are expected today.
His father was Carl L. Diedrich who had lived in New York before coming here where he worked in the chair factory.
********
(See also entry of 24 July. Burial described in issue of 04 Sept.)
(Note: I conferred with the Civil War Round-table and this is the right person
for this obituary) ... submitted by contributor "Larry Krueger" (#47801461)
~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~
Chronicle Clippings:
Charles Dietrich, one of the employes at the chair factory had the pulse artery of his wrist severed last Friday night by accidentally running his arm through a pane of glass while endeavoring to close a window. Dr. Oswald was immediately summoned but the poor fellow nearly bled to death before his arrival.
Manitowoc Tribune - February 3, 1876 ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
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