Catoctin Clarion, April 2nd 1891 (image 3), Column 2, Paragraph 7
"Otho Dagenhart, the 16-year-old son of Mr. Aaron Dagenhart, of Boonsboro,' [ran away from home last Monday a week, and his parents did not know what had become of him. On Monday last they received a letter from London, Ohio, stating that the young man had been killed at that place on the cars while beating his way westward on a train --Valley Register."
"Otho Dagenhart, the 16-year-old son of Mr. Aaron Dagenhart, of Boonsboro,' [ran away from home last Monday a week, and his parents did not know what had become of him. On Monday last they received a letter from London, Ohio, stating that the young man had been killed at that place on the cars while beating his way westward on a train --Valley Register."
Catoctin Clarion, April 2nd 1891 (image 3), Column 2, Paragraph 7
"Otho Dagenhart, the 16-year-old son of Mr. Aaron Dagenhart, of Boonsboro,' [ran away from home last Monday a week, and his parents did not know what had become of him. On Monday last they received a letter from London, Ohio, stating that the young man had been killed at that place on the cars while beating his way westward on a train --Valley Register."
"Otho Dagenhart, the 16-year-old son of Mr. Aaron Dagenhart, of Boonsboro,' [ran away from home last Monday a week, and his parents did not know what had become of him. On Monday last they received a letter from London, Ohio, stating that the young man had been killed at that place on the cars while beating his way westward on a train --Valley Register."
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