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THE LUDINGTON RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Thursday, August 11, 1881
VOL. XIV.  OLD SERIES, NO. 49
VOL. II  NEW SERIES, NO. 12

            PATRICK ADAMSON of St. Clair was on top of a load of
            hay, when the horses became frightened at a bumble
            bee and started off.  He reached forward to get the
            reins, when the stake broke, causing him to fall down
            between the horses and the wagon.  Two wheels passed
            over his body, fatally injuring him internally, and
            crushing the pubis bone.  Medical aid was summoned
            but he was suffering too much pain to have his wounds
            dressed.  His death occurred in a few hours.
            
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