San Antonio Light
May 8, 1883
The brakeman, J. R. Price, who fell from the cars near Langtry, on the Sunset road, as the train was going at full speed, was so seriously injured that he died as he was being brought to San Antonio for medical treatment. The body was brought to the city and was buried from the residence of his mother on Avenue D.
May 8, 1883
The brakeman, J. R. Price, who fell from the cars near Langtry, on the Sunset road, as the train was going at full speed, was so seriously injured that he died as he was being brought to San Antonio for medical treatment. The body was brought to the city and was buried from the residence of his mother on Avenue D.
San Antonio Light
May 8, 1883
The brakeman, J. R. Price, who fell from the cars near Langtry, on the Sunset road, as the train was going at full speed, was so seriously injured that he died as he was being brought to San Antonio for medical treatment. The body was brought to the city and was buried from the residence of his mother on Avenue D.
May 8, 1883
The brakeman, J. R. Price, who fell from the cars near Langtry, on the Sunset road, as the train was going at full speed, was so seriously injured that he died as he was being brought to San Antonio for medical treatment. The body was brought to the city and was buried from the residence of his mother on Avenue D.
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