The Bartlett Tribune
Bartlett, Tex
Vol. 18, No. 41, Ed. 1
Friday, February 5, 1904
Richard T. Beckham Killed.
Mr. Richard T. Beckham was fatally injured in a gin at Farmerville on Jan. 28, dying a few hours later and was interred in the Odd Fellow's cemetery in that city on the 29th. His clothing was caught on the main shaft and was torn from his body, and his legs were beaten to a pulp and one arm broken.
Mr. Beckham was a brother of C.T. Beckham of Oenaville, a former citizen of Bartlett. He was born in Mountain View, Ark., in 1876. Deceased will be remembered by many friends in this vicinity as a bright and promising young man. The Tribune extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
Bartlett, Tex
Vol. 18, No. 41, Ed. 1
Friday, February 5, 1904
Richard T. Beckham Killed.
Mr. Richard T. Beckham was fatally injured in a gin at Farmerville on Jan. 28, dying a few hours later and was interred in the Odd Fellow's cemetery in that city on the 29th. His clothing was caught on the main shaft and was torn from his body, and his legs were beaten to a pulp and one arm broken.
Mr. Beckham was a brother of C.T. Beckham of Oenaville, a former citizen of Bartlett. He was born in Mountain View, Ark., in 1876. Deceased will be remembered by many friends in this vicinity as a bright and promising young man. The Tribune extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Bartlett Tribune
Bartlett, Tex
Vol. 18, No. 41, Ed. 1
Friday, February 5, 1904
Richard T. Beckham Killed.
Mr. Richard T. Beckham was fatally injured in a gin at Farmerville on Jan. 28, dying a few hours later and was interred in the Odd Fellow's cemetery in that city on the 29th. His clothing was caught on the main shaft and was torn from his body, and his legs were beaten to a pulp and one arm broken.
Mr. Beckham was a brother of C.T. Beckham of Oenaville, a former citizen of Bartlett. He was born in Mountain View, Ark., in 1876. Deceased will be remembered by many friends in this vicinity as a bright and promising young man. The Tribune extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
Bartlett, Tex
Vol. 18, No. 41, Ed. 1
Friday, February 5, 1904
Richard T. Beckham Killed.
Mr. Richard T. Beckham was fatally injured in a gin at Farmerville on Jan. 28, dying a few hours later and was interred in the Odd Fellow's cemetery in that city on the 29th. His clothing was caught on the main shaft and was torn from his body, and his legs were beaten to a pulp and one arm broken.
Mr. Beckham was a brother of C.T. Beckham of Oenaville, a former citizen of Bartlett. He was born in Mountain View, Ark., in 1876. Deceased will be remembered by many friends in this vicinity as a bright and promising young man. The Tribune extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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