BOYS Of Excellent Families Leave Their Rialto Homes
Two boys, Lambert Foulke and Ruppert Farreua, 17 and 15 years of age, respectively, disappeared from their homes last Saturday night and are supposed to have run away. They are both of excellent families and hitherto have borne good reputations.
Evening Transcript, Volume 5, Number 157, 6 March 1901 Page 1
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Lambert Foulke and Charlie Tolle left Tuesday for Ballarat, in Death Valley, where they will be in the employment of the mine of which Clyde Mort, another former Rialto boy, is superintendent.
April 25, 1903
The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California · Page 3
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NO NEWS OF THE ACCIDENT.
No Details Have Yet Come Explaining the Deplorable Death of Lambert Foulke.
The funeral services of lambert Foulke were largely attended last Sunday morning, considering the inclement weather, and his remains were laid away in Park cemetery. No definite word lias as yet been received in response to appealing letters and messages asking for an account of the sad tragedy, but the body bore witness to the truth of the newspaper reports.
Lambert was a vigorous young man, 21 years old, whose school days were passed in the Rialto schools, though he was born at Piqua, Kansas, from which State his parents came at the settlement of this colony. His thoughtfulness for his parents was manifested in the very last letter received from him, which contained the usual remittance from his earnings. His death is deeply deplored and brings sadness to ninny hearts here.
San Bernardino Sun, Volume 21, Number 154, 9 February 1905 Page 7
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DEATH CLAIMS LAMBERT FOULKE
Young Man of Rialto Dies in the North Near Placerville as Result of Railroad Accident Body Sent Home
M. E. Foulke of West Rialto, received yesterday.
terday a telegram telling of severe injuries that had befallen his son Lambert in a railroad accident near Placerville. He immediately started for the scene, but was overtaken by a second message, telling if his son's death. Mr. Foulke returned from Los Angeles. No futher particulars have yet been learned, though Mr. Foulke has continued in his efforts to obtain information. The message came from the Eldorado Lumber company, where young Foulk was working. The body is expected this afternoon.
The homecoming of this young man in this lamentable way is in sad contrast to his coming home in health and good spirits, which his family here anticipated in the near future.
San Bernardino Sun, Volume 21, Number 148, 2 February 1905 Page 5
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FUNERAL OF LAMBERT FOULKE. The funeral service of Lambert Foulke will take place tomorrow morning at the M. E. church, Rev. J. C. Livingston, tho pastor, officiating.
February 10, 1905
The Weekly Sun from San Bernardino, California · Page 7
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When Lambert J. Foulke was born on December 8, 1883, his father, Morris, was 33 and his mother, Anzanetta, was 31. He had one brother. He died on January 31, 1904, at the age of 20.
Two boys, Lambert Foulke and Ruppert Farreua, 17 and 15 years of age, respectively, disappeared from their homes last Saturday night and are supposed to have run away. They are both of excellent families and hitherto have borne good reputations.
Evening Transcript, Volume 5, Number 157, 6 March 1901 Page 1
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Lambert Foulke and Charlie Tolle left Tuesday for Ballarat, in Death Valley, where they will be in the employment of the mine of which Clyde Mort, another former Rialto boy, is superintendent.
April 25, 1903
The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California · Page 3
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NO NEWS OF THE ACCIDENT.
No Details Have Yet Come Explaining the Deplorable Death of Lambert Foulke.
The funeral services of lambert Foulke were largely attended last Sunday morning, considering the inclement weather, and his remains were laid away in Park cemetery. No definite word lias as yet been received in response to appealing letters and messages asking for an account of the sad tragedy, but the body bore witness to the truth of the newspaper reports.
Lambert was a vigorous young man, 21 years old, whose school days were passed in the Rialto schools, though he was born at Piqua, Kansas, from which State his parents came at the settlement of this colony. His thoughtfulness for his parents was manifested in the very last letter received from him, which contained the usual remittance from his earnings. His death is deeply deplored and brings sadness to ninny hearts here.
San Bernardino Sun, Volume 21, Number 154, 9 February 1905 Page 7
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DEATH CLAIMS LAMBERT FOULKE
Young Man of Rialto Dies in the North Near Placerville as Result of Railroad Accident Body Sent Home
M. E. Foulke of West Rialto, received yesterday.
terday a telegram telling of severe injuries that had befallen his son Lambert in a railroad accident near Placerville. He immediately started for the scene, but was overtaken by a second message, telling if his son's death. Mr. Foulke returned from Los Angeles. No futher particulars have yet been learned, though Mr. Foulke has continued in his efforts to obtain information. The message came from the Eldorado Lumber company, where young Foulk was working. The body is expected this afternoon.
The homecoming of this young man in this lamentable way is in sad contrast to his coming home in health and good spirits, which his family here anticipated in the near future.
San Bernardino Sun, Volume 21, Number 148, 2 February 1905 Page 5
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FUNERAL OF LAMBERT FOULKE. The funeral service of Lambert Foulke will take place tomorrow morning at the M. E. church, Rev. J. C. Livingston, tho pastor, officiating.
February 10, 1905
The Weekly Sun from San Bernardino, California · Page 7
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When Lambert J. Foulke was born on December 8, 1883, his father, Morris, was 33 and his mother, Anzanetta, was 31. He had one brother. He died on January 31, 1904, at the age of 20.
BOYS Of Excellent Families Leave Their Rialto Homes
Two boys, Lambert Foulke and Ruppert Farreua, 17 and 15 years of age, respectively, disappeared from their homes last Saturday night and are supposed to have run away. They are both of excellent families and hitherto have borne good reputations.
Evening Transcript, Volume 5, Number 157, 6 March 1901 Page 1
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Lambert Foulke and Charlie Tolle left Tuesday for Ballarat, in Death Valley, where they will be in the employment of the mine of which Clyde Mort, another former Rialto boy, is superintendent.
April 25, 1903
The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California · Page 3
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NO NEWS OF THE ACCIDENT.
No Details Have Yet Come Explaining the Deplorable Death of Lambert Foulke.
The funeral services of lambert Foulke were largely attended last Sunday morning, considering the inclement weather, and his remains were laid away in Park cemetery. No definite word lias as yet been received in response to appealing letters and messages asking for an account of the sad tragedy, but the body bore witness to the truth of the newspaper reports.
Lambert was a vigorous young man, 21 years old, whose school days were passed in the Rialto schools, though he was born at Piqua, Kansas, from which State his parents came at the settlement of this colony. His thoughtfulness for his parents was manifested in the very last letter received from him, which contained the usual remittance from his earnings. His death is deeply deplored and brings sadness to ninny hearts here.
San Bernardino Sun, Volume 21, Number 154, 9 February 1905 Page 7
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DEATH CLAIMS LAMBERT FOULKE
Young Man of Rialto Dies in the North Near Placerville as Result of Railroad Accident Body Sent Home
M. E. Foulke of West Rialto, received yesterday.
terday a telegram telling of severe injuries that had befallen his son Lambert in a railroad accident near Placerville. He immediately started for the scene, but was overtaken by a second message, telling if his son's death. Mr. Foulke returned from Los Angeles. No futher particulars have yet been learned, though Mr. Foulke has continued in his efforts to obtain information. The message came from the Eldorado Lumber company, where young Foulk was working. The body is expected this afternoon.
The homecoming of this young man in this lamentable way is in sad contrast to his coming home in health and good spirits, which his family here anticipated in the near future.
San Bernardino Sun, Volume 21, Number 148, 2 February 1905 Page 5
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FUNERAL OF LAMBERT FOULKE. The funeral service of Lambert Foulke will take place tomorrow morning at the M. E. church, Rev. J. C. Livingston, tho pastor, officiating.
February 10, 1905
The Weekly Sun from San Bernardino, California · Page 7
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When Lambert J. Foulke was born on December 8, 1883, his father, Morris, was 33 and his mother, Anzanetta, was 31. He had one brother. He died on January 31, 1904, at the age of 20.
Two boys, Lambert Foulke and Ruppert Farreua, 17 and 15 years of age, respectively, disappeared from their homes last Saturday night and are supposed to have run away. They are both of excellent families and hitherto have borne good reputations.
Evening Transcript, Volume 5, Number 157, 6 March 1901 Page 1
************************************
Lambert Foulke and Charlie Tolle left Tuesday for Ballarat, in Death Valley, where they will be in the employment of the mine of which Clyde Mort, another former Rialto boy, is superintendent.
April 25, 1903
The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California · Page 3
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NO NEWS OF THE ACCIDENT.
No Details Have Yet Come Explaining the Deplorable Death of Lambert Foulke.
The funeral services of lambert Foulke were largely attended last Sunday morning, considering the inclement weather, and his remains were laid away in Park cemetery. No definite word lias as yet been received in response to appealing letters and messages asking for an account of the sad tragedy, but the body bore witness to the truth of the newspaper reports.
Lambert was a vigorous young man, 21 years old, whose school days were passed in the Rialto schools, though he was born at Piqua, Kansas, from which State his parents came at the settlement of this colony. His thoughtfulness for his parents was manifested in the very last letter received from him, which contained the usual remittance from his earnings. His death is deeply deplored and brings sadness to ninny hearts here.
San Bernardino Sun, Volume 21, Number 154, 9 February 1905 Page 7
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DEATH CLAIMS LAMBERT FOULKE
Young Man of Rialto Dies in the North Near Placerville as Result of Railroad Accident Body Sent Home
M. E. Foulke of West Rialto, received yesterday.
terday a telegram telling of severe injuries that had befallen his son Lambert in a railroad accident near Placerville. He immediately started for the scene, but was overtaken by a second message, telling if his son's death. Mr. Foulke returned from Los Angeles. No futher particulars have yet been learned, though Mr. Foulke has continued in his efforts to obtain information. The message came from the Eldorado Lumber company, where young Foulk was working. The body is expected this afternoon.
The homecoming of this young man in this lamentable way is in sad contrast to his coming home in health and good spirits, which his family here anticipated in the near future.
San Bernardino Sun, Volume 21, Number 148, 2 February 1905 Page 5
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FUNERAL OF LAMBERT FOULKE. The funeral service of Lambert Foulke will take place tomorrow morning at the M. E. church, Rev. J. C. Livingston, tho pastor, officiating.
February 10, 1905
The Weekly Sun from San Bernardino, California · Page 7
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When Lambert J. Foulke was born on December 8, 1883, his father, Morris, was 33 and his mother, Anzanetta, was 31. He had one brother. He died on January 31, 1904, at the age of 20.
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