The Daily Armoreite.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Thursday, April 24, 1902
Page 1
Boy Killed Near Cleburne.
From parties who came in from the south last night it was learned that a horrible accident occurred near Cleburne yesterday evening, in which the 11-year-old son of Mr. Brown, owner of the Gainesville opera house, was instantly killed. The boy had been out hunting with a companion and while crossing a bridge on their way home, No. 6, the passenger [train] from the south, came thundering along. The boys were caught in the middle of the structure. The Brown boy was caught and instantly killed, but the other boy saved his life by jumping from the bridge.
The Meridian Tribune.
Meridian, Texas
Friday, May 2, 1902
Heard Brown 15 years old [sic], was killed at Cleburne. He and a companion were on a small bridge. The companion jumped and thereby saved his life.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Thursday, April 24, 1902
Page 1
Boy Killed Near Cleburne.
From parties who came in from the south last night it was learned that a horrible accident occurred near Cleburne yesterday evening, in which the 11-year-old son of Mr. Brown, owner of the Gainesville opera house, was instantly killed. The boy had been out hunting with a companion and while crossing a bridge on their way home, No. 6, the passenger [train] from the south, came thundering along. The boys were caught in the middle of the structure. The Brown boy was caught and instantly killed, but the other boy saved his life by jumping from the bridge.
The Meridian Tribune.
Meridian, Texas
Friday, May 2, 1902
Heard Brown 15 years old [sic], was killed at Cleburne. He and a companion were on a small bridge. The companion jumped and thereby saved his life.
The Daily Armoreite.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Thursday, April 24, 1902
Page 1
Boy Killed Near Cleburne.
From parties who came in from the south last night it was learned that a horrible accident occurred near Cleburne yesterday evening, in which the 11-year-old son of Mr. Brown, owner of the Gainesville opera house, was instantly killed. The boy had been out hunting with a companion and while crossing a bridge on their way home, No. 6, the passenger [train] from the south, came thundering along. The boys were caught in the middle of the structure. The Brown boy was caught and instantly killed, but the other boy saved his life by jumping from the bridge.
The Meridian Tribune.
Meridian, Texas
Friday, May 2, 1902
Heard Brown 15 years old [sic], was killed at Cleburne. He and a companion were on a small bridge. The companion jumped and thereby saved his life.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Thursday, April 24, 1902
Page 1
Boy Killed Near Cleburne.
From parties who came in from the south last night it was learned that a horrible accident occurred near Cleburne yesterday evening, in which the 11-year-old son of Mr. Brown, owner of the Gainesville opera house, was instantly killed. The boy had been out hunting with a companion and while crossing a bridge on their way home, No. 6, the passenger [train] from the south, came thundering along. The boys were caught in the middle of the structure. The Brown boy was caught and instantly killed, but the other boy saved his life by jumping from the bridge.
The Meridian Tribune.
Meridian, Texas
Friday, May 2, 1902
Heard Brown 15 years old [sic], was killed at Cleburne. He and a companion were on a small bridge. The companion jumped and thereby saved his life.
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