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... 1896. Charles .)..n- s. of 250 S-num Sir*.-t. Lamlcih, w.nkman (nr wnrkwotuanlio your employment, w.n» injured (or killed) fall from scaffold, or by having his hand crushed in machine, or by a sack •»( com fobiug upon him [a* the oa*e may be], from which ...
... COLLAPSE ON THE SCAFFOLD. Mary Ann Ahm-II (18). was evicuU-J at St Alhan«o>i for murdering her tutor Caroline, inmate of Leavewlen Asylum, Watford, by tm-ans of a poisoned cake conveyed d.-ceued post. Prisoner hatl insured bur sislor’s life for odd. After ...
... KILLED OUTRIGHT. FALL OF 130 FEET. TERRIBLE SCAFFOLDING FATALITY Harapstoad Mr Schroder held an tn tho bodv Ucorgo Arlott (24). Utolr living in Walden Road, Town, who waa killed the Heath Street Station, tho Charing Crow, Euston, and Hampstead Fubo Railway ...
... FEARFUL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT. TWELVE MEN KILLED. A Plymouth Coire*p>indent telegraph* that accident occurred rhortly before noon on the new viaduct being Hrnhfin.it, Cornwall main line the (if,at Hailwav. A gang Übiarrm* at work ecaSolding carrying girder ...
... CRIPPLE HANGED FOR KILLING HIS WIFE. At Durli.nm on Wedrosd.ny Matthew J. Dodds {43|. joiner, was executed (or murdering wife at Hamster ley. The woman was found dead inside the fonder, and the Coroner’a jury returned o|>en verdict that death was due ...
... ABERDEEN. BANFF. AND KINCARDINE PEOPLE'S JOURNAL, OCTOBER 24, 1863. FEARFUL COAL PIT ACCIDENTTHIRTY-SIX MINERS KILLED. Oo Satnrday afternoon, fearful explosion occurred Port Talbot, about eiubt milea from Swansea m one the pita btloug'mi; H. iviap, beip ...
... mao*a loegos was cut out for cursing his father, his right hand was sliced off for killing s father, and then to end afl rope slinpsd. and came down on hia knees on tbe scaffold, and had strangled in much the same manner the bowstring is used the East. .. ...
... arrangement, as is seen this scaffold. THE EXECUTION. But it is a sad aud shocking business this, and as the officials come wand in hand through the doorway iu the wall, and stand with bared and bowed heads on the scaffold, the bats of the few thoughtful ...
... re foe murder. fatally wiia, his moUter-in-law, and infant daughter at Middleton Moor, bpenoy* moor, mber. and Ni« fcelaoa killed lali.e girl uumtd Mary li.a .Stewart, mar Hu! t/uay, the Tyne, in Aupu''i. Tlm clu.d was found a brickyard and abo baa been ...
... **ooo*l Blindfold Me On reaching the scaffold Hume’s last words were “Don’t blindfold me.” Pierrepont, the executioner, then touch of the lever at his side withdrew the bolts supporting the drop, and all was over. Death was instantaneous. The necessary ...
... by him, and on the whole continued do his work with •kill, but towards the end of his life bungled, and once or twice made a shocking mess upon the scaffold. Since his death the charge of the scaffold has fallen into feeble and inefficient hands. Binns ...
... the stone was about halfway the whole scaffolding suddenly gave way, and M*Hardy was precipitated along with it and killed instantaneously. The unfortunate man hod just called out his four fellows that the scaffolding was giving way, and they bad time to ...