Trooper ALEXANDER E. BOEHM - NYSP - TROOP G - 13 Nov. 1924 - after injuries and complications from a horse-related injury.
Trooper Alexander E. Boehm died on November 13, 1924 at the age of 32 at the Central Hotel, after being stricken with chest pains while riding through the Village of Corinth.
Two weeks prior to his death, Trooper Boehm had been assigned to break saddle horses for Troop "G", when he was kicked in the chest and briefly hospitalized. This injury and the long, arduous ride from Troy to Corinth are believed to have been contributing factors in his death.
Trooper Alexander E. Boehm died on November 13, 1924 at the age of 32 at the Central Hotel, after being stricken with chest pains while riding through the Village of Corinth.
Two weeks prior to his death, Trooper Boehm had been assigned to break saddle horses for Troop "G", when he was kicked in the chest and briefly hospitalized. This injury and the long, arduous ride from Troy to Corinth are believed to have been contributing factors in his death.
Trooper ALEXANDER E. BOEHM - NYSP - TROOP G - 13 Nov. 1924 - after injuries and complications from a horse-related injury.
Trooper Alexander E. Boehm died on November 13, 1924 at the age of 32 at the Central Hotel, after being stricken with chest pains while riding through the Village of Corinth.
Two weeks prior to his death, Trooper Boehm had been assigned to break saddle horses for Troop "G", when he was kicked in the chest and briefly hospitalized. This injury and the long, arduous ride from Troy to Corinth are believed to have been contributing factors in his death.
Trooper Alexander E. Boehm died on November 13, 1924 at the age of 32 at the Central Hotel, after being stricken with chest pains while riding through the Village of Corinth.
Two weeks prior to his death, Trooper Boehm had been assigned to break saddle horses for Troop "G", when he was kicked in the chest and briefly hospitalized. This injury and the long, arduous ride from Troy to Corinth are believed to have been contributing factors in his death.
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