TWO MEN KlLLED AT VALPARAISO
HARRY GRACE AND BURT RULEY ARE VICTIMS.
Former is Son of Richard Grace of the Southside and Formerly Resided Here.
Burt Was the Father-in-law of Young Grace — Killed by Pennsylvania Train.
(From Thursday's Reporter.)
Harry Grace, son of Richard Grace, of Shultztown, and Burt Ruley, father of Harry Grace's wife, were killed last night by a fast Pennsylvania train just out of Valparaiso, the information of the killing coming to the father of Harry Grace this morning in a telegram from Valparaiso. Richard Grace, the father of the young man, who was just twenty-three, years old, departed today for Valparaiso to attend the funeral. The coroner of Valparalso is conducting an inquest today, and perhaps by tomorrow the facts will become known.
Friday, March 2, 1906 - Logansport Reporter
The body of Harry Grace, killed by a Panhandle railroad train at Valparaiso several days ago, arrived in the city accompanied by friends and relatives, yesterday afternoon. It was taken to the home of the father, Richard Grace, Southside. The funeral will be held today at 1:30 o'clock from the United Brethren church, conducted by Rev. Keisey. Burial in Lutheran cemetery, two miles southwest.
Saturday, March 3, 1906 - Logansport Jounal
HARRY GRACE AND BURT RULEY ARE VICTIMS.
Former is Son of Richard Grace of the Southside and Formerly Resided Here.
Burt Was the Father-in-law of Young Grace — Killed by Pennsylvania Train.
(From Thursday's Reporter.)
Harry Grace, son of Richard Grace, of Shultztown, and Burt Ruley, father of Harry Grace's wife, were killed last night by a fast Pennsylvania train just out of Valparaiso, the information of the killing coming to the father of Harry Grace this morning in a telegram from Valparaiso. Richard Grace, the father of the young man, who was just twenty-three, years old, departed today for Valparaiso to attend the funeral. The coroner of Valparalso is conducting an inquest today, and perhaps by tomorrow the facts will become known.
Friday, March 2, 1906 - Logansport Reporter
The body of Harry Grace, killed by a Panhandle railroad train at Valparaiso several days ago, arrived in the city accompanied by friends and relatives, yesterday afternoon. It was taken to the home of the father, Richard Grace, Southside. The funeral will be held today at 1:30 o'clock from the United Brethren church, conducted by Rev. Keisey. Burial in Lutheran cemetery, two miles southwest.
Saturday, March 3, 1906 - Logansport Jounal
TWO MEN KlLLED AT VALPARAISO
HARRY GRACE AND BURT RULEY ARE VICTIMS.
Former is Son of Richard Grace of the Southside and Formerly Resided Here.
Burt Was the Father-in-law of Young Grace — Killed by Pennsylvania Train.
(From Thursday's Reporter.)
Harry Grace, son of Richard Grace, of Shultztown, and Burt Ruley, father of Harry Grace's wife, were killed last night by a fast Pennsylvania train just out of Valparaiso, the information of the killing coming to the father of Harry Grace this morning in a telegram from Valparaiso. Richard Grace, the father of the young man, who was just twenty-three, years old, departed today for Valparaiso to attend the funeral. The coroner of Valparalso is conducting an inquest today, and perhaps by tomorrow the facts will become known.
Friday, March 2, 1906 - Logansport Reporter
The body of Harry Grace, killed by a Panhandle railroad train at Valparaiso several days ago, arrived in the city accompanied by friends and relatives, yesterday afternoon. It was taken to the home of the father, Richard Grace, Southside. The funeral will be held today at 1:30 o'clock from the United Brethren church, conducted by Rev. Keisey. Burial in Lutheran cemetery, two miles southwest.
Saturday, March 3, 1906 - Logansport Jounal
HARRY GRACE AND BURT RULEY ARE VICTIMS.
Former is Son of Richard Grace of the Southside and Formerly Resided Here.
Burt Was the Father-in-law of Young Grace — Killed by Pennsylvania Train.
(From Thursday's Reporter.)
Harry Grace, son of Richard Grace, of Shultztown, and Burt Ruley, father of Harry Grace's wife, were killed last night by a fast Pennsylvania train just out of Valparaiso, the information of the killing coming to the father of Harry Grace this morning in a telegram from Valparaiso. Richard Grace, the father of the young man, who was just twenty-three, years old, departed today for Valparaiso to attend the funeral. The coroner of Valparalso is conducting an inquest today, and perhaps by tomorrow the facts will become known.
Friday, March 2, 1906 - Logansport Reporter
The body of Harry Grace, killed by a Panhandle railroad train at Valparaiso several days ago, arrived in the city accompanied by friends and relatives, yesterday afternoon. It was taken to the home of the father, Richard Grace, Southside. The funeral will be held today at 1:30 o'clock from the United Brethren church, conducted by Rev. Keisey. Burial in Lutheran cemetery, two miles southwest.
Saturday, March 3, 1906 - Logansport Jounal
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