The Daily News (Monongahela, Pa.),
Wed, 11 Aug 1886, p1, c2
Killed by a Bull.
On the 29th of July Mr. Abram Stacher, of Carroll, was leading a bull from the stable for the purpose of trading it off. At once and without seeming provocation, the animal attacked Mr. Stacher, tossed him into the air, and in his fall breaking a rib and injuring his back. The bull then began to paw, with evident to trample Stacher to the death, which, however, by standers prevented. In that fall also, Mr. S. must have received injuries to his back, for he went slowly into paralytic state which resulted in his death, August 10th, at 3 o'clock. The funeral will take place August 12th at ten o'clock; interment at Mt. Zion, Ginger Hill.
Mr. Stacher was one of four brothers, two of whom were in the army. He was a very industrious man, and a citizen who held the good opinion of all who knew him by his propriety of conduct and his neighborly kindness.
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The Daily Republican (Monongahela, Pa.),
Thu, 12 Aug 1886, p1, c2
Abram Stacher.
Mr. Abram Stacher, who died at his residence Carrol township, on Tuesday, at 3 p.m., was the son of Samuel and Lydia Stacher, who are both dead. Abram was born and raised near where he died, and his father was born and lived in the neighborhood. The family was a German origin, Samuel Stacher was a full cousin of Isaac Yohe, Sr., deceased, the father of the Yohe Bro. in this place. Abram Stacher had two brothers, one of whom, Isaac, a married man, always lived on the same farm with the deceased, and the other, Lewis, a single man, died some years ago. Isaac is younger and Lewis was older than Abram. The farm on which the deceased lived is known as the Henry McKean farm. There were two sisters – Mrs. Mary Weygandt, who a widow, lives on a farm on the pike joining the farm of J. B Gibson, and Mrs. Susan Ann Sickman, who some years ago died near Library and whose daughter, Miss Lydia Sickman, who now lives in the city with Mr. Reese Frye. G. W. Ache, the widely-known wholesale grocery man of Second Ave., Pittsburgh, was a full cousin of Abram Stacher, their mother being sisters. For many years he had been a respected member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church at Ginger Hill. -Record.
Wed, 11 Aug 1886, p1, c2
Killed by a Bull.
On the 29th of July Mr. Abram Stacher, of Carroll, was leading a bull from the stable for the purpose of trading it off. At once and without seeming provocation, the animal attacked Mr. Stacher, tossed him into the air, and in his fall breaking a rib and injuring his back. The bull then began to paw, with evident to trample Stacher to the death, which, however, by standers prevented. In that fall also, Mr. S. must have received injuries to his back, for he went slowly into paralytic state which resulted in his death, August 10th, at 3 o'clock. The funeral will take place August 12th at ten o'clock; interment at Mt. Zion, Ginger Hill.
Mr. Stacher was one of four brothers, two of whom were in the army. He was a very industrious man, and a citizen who held the good opinion of all who knew him by his propriety of conduct and his neighborly kindness.
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The Daily Republican (Monongahela, Pa.),
Thu, 12 Aug 1886, p1, c2
Abram Stacher.
Mr. Abram Stacher, who died at his residence Carrol township, on Tuesday, at 3 p.m., was the son of Samuel and Lydia Stacher, who are both dead. Abram was born and raised near where he died, and his father was born and lived in the neighborhood. The family was a German origin, Samuel Stacher was a full cousin of Isaac Yohe, Sr., deceased, the father of the Yohe Bro. in this place. Abram Stacher had two brothers, one of whom, Isaac, a married man, always lived on the same farm with the deceased, and the other, Lewis, a single man, died some years ago. Isaac is younger and Lewis was older than Abram. The farm on which the deceased lived is known as the Henry McKean farm. There were two sisters – Mrs. Mary Weygandt, who a widow, lives on a farm on the pike joining the farm of J. B Gibson, and Mrs. Susan Ann Sickman, who some years ago died near Library and whose daughter, Miss Lydia Sickman, who now lives in the city with Mr. Reese Frye. G. W. Ache, the widely-known wholesale grocery man of Second Ave., Pittsburgh, was a full cousin of Abram Stacher, their mother being sisters. For many years he had been a respected member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church at Ginger Hill. -Record.
The Daily News (Monongahela, Pa.),
Wed, 11 Aug 1886, p1, c2
Killed by a Bull.
On the 29th of July Mr. Abram Stacher, of Carroll, was leading a bull from the stable for the purpose of trading it off. At once and without seeming provocation, the animal attacked Mr. Stacher, tossed him into the air, and in his fall breaking a rib and injuring his back. The bull then began to paw, with evident to trample Stacher to the death, which, however, by standers prevented. In that fall also, Mr. S. must have received injuries to his back, for he went slowly into paralytic state which resulted in his death, August 10th, at 3 o'clock. The funeral will take place August 12th at ten o'clock; interment at Mt. Zion, Ginger Hill.
Mr. Stacher was one of four brothers, two of whom were in the army. He was a very industrious man, and a citizen who held the good opinion of all who knew him by his propriety of conduct and his neighborly kindness.
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The Daily Republican (Monongahela, Pa.),
Thu, 12 Aug 1886, p1, c2
Abram Stacher.
Mr. Abram Stacher, who died at his residence Carrol township, on Tuesday, at 3 p.m., was the son of Samuel and Lydia Stacher, who are both dead. Abram was born and raised near where he died, and his father was born and lived in the neighborhood. The family was a German origin, Samuel Stacher was a full cousin of Isaac Yohe, Sr., deceased, the father of the Yohe Bro. in this place. Abram Stacher had two brothers, one of whom, Isaac, a married man, always lived on the same farm with the deceased, and the other, Lewis, a single man, died some years ago. Isaac is younger and Lewis was older than Abram. The farm on which the deceased lived is known as the Henry McKean farm. There were two sisters – Mrs. Mary Weygandt, who a widow, lives on a farm on the pike joining the farm of J. B Gibson, and Mrs. Susan Ann Sickman, who some years ago died near Library and whose daughter, Miss Lydia Sickman, who now lives in the city with Mr. Reese Frye. G. W. Ache, the widely-known wholesale grocery man of Second Ave., Pittsburgh, was a full cousin of Abram Stacher, their mother being sisters. For many years he had been a respected member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church at Ginger Hill. -Record.
Wed, 11 Aug 1886, p1, c2
Killed by a Bull.
On the 29th of July Mr. Abram Stacher, of Carroll, was leading a bull from the stable for the purpose of trading it off. At once and without seeming provocation, the animal attacked Mr. Stacher, tossed him into the air, and in his fall breaking a rib and injuring his back. The bull then began to paw, with evident to trample Stacher to the death, which, however, by standers prevented. In that fall also, Mr. S. must have received injuries to his back, for he went slowly into paralytic state which resulted in his death, August 10th, at 3 o'clock. The funeral will take place August 12th at ten o'clock; interment at Mt. Zion, Ginger Hill.
Mr. Stacher was one of four brothers, two of whom were in the army. He was a very industrious man, and a citizen who held the good opinion of all who knew him by his propriety of conduct and his neighborly kindness.
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The Daily Republican (Monongahela, Pa.),
Thu, 12 Aug 1886, p1, c2
Abram Stacher.
Mr. Abram Stacher, who died at his residence Carrol township, on Tuesday, at 3 p.m., was the son of Samuel and Lydia Stacher, who are both dead. Abram was born and raised near where he died, and his father was born and lived in the neighborhood. The family was a German origin, Samuel Stacher was a full cousin of Isaac Yohe, Sr., deceased, the father of the Yohe Bro. in this place. Abram Stacher had two brothers, one of whom, Isaac, a married man, always lived on the same farm with the deceased, and the other, Lewis, a single man, died some years ago. Isaac is younger and Lewis was older than Abram. The farm on which the deceased lived is known as the Henry McKean farm. There were two sisters – Mrs. Mary Weygandt, who a widow, lives on a farm on the pike joining the farm of J. B Gibson, and Mrs. Susan Ann Sickman, who some years ago died near Library and whose daughter, Miss Lydia Sickman, who now lives in the city with Mr. Reese Frye. G. W. Ache, the widely-known wholesale grocery man of Second Ave., Pittsburgh, was a full cousin of Abram Stacher, their mother being sisters. For many years he had been a respected member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church at Ginger Hill. -Record.
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