December 5, 1894
Alderman J.H. Sutton had about one-fourth of the middle finger on his right hand cut off last Wednesday afternoon by one of the numerous woodworking machines he has in his factory. He worked as a Contractor.
Cause of death was Jaundice of unknown origin, which he'd had for 8 months.
Alderman J.H. Sutton had about one-fourth of the middle finger on his right hand cut off last Wednesday afternoon by one of the numerous woodworking machines he has in his factory. He worked as a Contractor.
Cause of death was Jaundice of unknown origin, which he'd had for 8 months.
December 5, 1894
Alderman J.H. Sutton had about one-fourth of the middle finger on his right hand cut off last Wednesday afternoon by one of the numerous woodworking machines he has in his factory. He worked as a Contractor.
Cause of death was Jaundice of unknown origin, which he'd had for 8 months.
Alderman J.H. Sutton had about one-fourth of the middle finger on his right hand cut off last Wednesday afternoon by one of the numerous woodworking machines he has in his factory. He worked as a Contractor.
Cause of death was Jaundice of unknown origin, which he'd had for 8 months.
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