"Houston, Tex., Jan 7 - This afternoon Mr J M Ravenna, a painter and an old citizen of Houston, was crushed almost to death. He was working on the large three-story building at the corner of Rusk avenue and Main street and fell from the third story, striking on the railing of a fence below. His shoulder was almost driven in and the bones of the upper part of his arm were splintered and the pieces driven through the flesh and skin. He was so badly hurt internally and will likely die. Dr Olive was called upon and did all he could to alieviate his suffering. He was insensible when picked up. Mr Ravena has lived here many years and is highly respected by all who know him."
"Houston, Tex., Jan 7 - This afternoon Mr J M Ravenna, a painter and an old citizen of Houston, was crushed almost to death. He was working on the large three-story building at the corner of Rusk avenue and Main street and fell from the third story, striking on the railing of a fence below. His shoulder was almost driven in and the bones of the upper part of his arm were splintered and the pieces driven through the flesh and skin. He was so badly hurt internally and will likely die. Dr Olive was called upon and did all he could to alieviate his suffering. He was insensible when picked up. Mr Ravena has lived here many years and is highly respected by all who know him."
Family Members
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Henrietta Angeline Ravenna Becker
1864–1931
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Mary Josephine Ravenna Rottenstein
1866–1951
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Frank Etienne Ravenna
1868–1940
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Wilhelmina F. Ravenna Garess
1874–1959
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Mary Louise Ravenna Compton
1874–1964
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Margaret Roselie Ravenna Ward
1878–1932
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Charles Anthony Ravenna Sr
1879–1934
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Genevieve Justine Ravenna
1881 – unknown
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John Thomas Ravenna
1884–1946
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Harry Manuel Ravenna Sr
1887–1959
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