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January 2, 1909

TEAMSTER CRUSHED BY WAGON.

Denver Speery Is Killed at the Help-

ing Hand Quarry.

While driving a wagon loaded with rock from the rock quarry of the Helping Hand institute, Highland and Lexington avenue, at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Denver Speery, 19 years old, 711 Locust street, fell from the wagon and was killed by the wheels running over him. He dropped the reins and leaned forward to pick them up, and lost his balance. He was killed instantly.

Labels: accident, death, Helping Hand, Highland avenue, Lexington avenue, Locust street, teamsters

July 28, 1907

SHOOTS OUT TEETH.

Edward C. Rupard Makes an Unsuc-

cessful Suicide Attempt.

Edward C. Rupard, a stock broker living at 2315 Lexington avenue, after dining last evening with his wife and a guest, stepped into an adjoining room and shot out a fourth of his teeth with a revolver. The bullet entered his mouth and came out in front of his right ear.

Rupard did not explain his attempt at suicide. his wife, after taking the pistol from him, telephoned for Dr. Albert M. Wilson. The latter gave emergency treatment and sent Rupard to St. Joseph's hospital. He will recover.

Labels: doctors, hospitals, Lexington avenue, Suicide