The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-06
FOURTH" REAPS
RICH HARVEST
lhirty-one People Injured and Nine
Fires is Record of Celebration
in Calumet Region
LIST OF THE INJURED.
HAMMOND.

GRAVES, j. c., I46 Carroll street: left
hand torn to pieces by giant fire.
cracker through delayed explosion,
right hand badly Iacerated; taken to
st. Margaret's hospital.
BRIDGE, w. F., 80 Warren street,
right hand injured by the explosion
of Roman candle; will lose no flns-
erz.
BRENNAN, JERRY, 154 South Holman
street; back of left hand burned in
touching OF a skyrOcEet.
LAUERMAN, FRED, 26S Price place,
burned the palm of his left hand when
package of matches caught Ere.
MFADDEN, EDWARD, CIaud street;
little finger Iacerated when small
cannon exploded In his hand.
MOTT, CHARLES, 423 Garfield avenue,
West Hammond; shot himself with a
blank cartridge revolver
LACEY, HAROLD, 71O East state
street; shot In the hand with a blank
cartridge revolver.
LOVE, WASHINGTON, 646 Hoffman
street, burned on the legs and hands
By Roman candle.
BURKE, RUSSELL, 423 Truman avenue;
lost part of the middle finger on the
right hand through the explosion of
a cannon cracker.
MoNAHAN, JAMES, SOB GostIin streett
shot in the hand with 22-caIIber re-
vGIver.
MCCOY, CLARENCE. 73e Fields axarua.
shot in the hand by revolver con-
tanning blank cartridges.
BOWMAN, RAY, Indiana avenue. shot
In hand by blank cartridge re
volver.
SCHNETnFp 7 90 u,..o $1,000.
jured I'm the hand by the explosion of
blank cartridge in n cheap revolver,
MORRIS, FRANK. 423 Stanton avenue,
fired off a Roman candIe. when it ex-
pIoded and burned his hand and neck
CROSBY, NJ. B.; works for Refd-9Tur-
doch; had eOIIar hOrS- n-eclzSs while
sliding to base In 9TH of July ball
game at Whitley, Ind
OSBORN, REXj boy threw a hrecracIxer
at him and it exploded in his face,
eye badly burnedy sight not i'm
paired.
WHITING.
PERPICH, TONY; hit on the head with
cane of dynamite by John Kersto-
Heb, whom he was passing on the
sidewalk; skull crushed like an egg
shell and victim may die, taken to ST.
n
der arrest I'm the Whiting Jail. Ac-
cident happened Sunday.
DOMINSKT, TONYt placed dynamite
hrecrocl<er in bottle; touched it Off
and later found himself perforated
with glass; face and hands badly in
jured.
MAFSON, ELIZABETH, 436 Fischrupp
avenue; six-year-OId girl, injured in
the hand by a firecracker
MICHAELS, WILLIAM, sfx-year-oId
boy, burned on the hand by a FIRE
cracker.
MTcHALLo, PAUL, 9s2 schrage ave-
nue., 13-year-OId boy; fred of n re-
Foiver supposedly containing blank
cartridges; one was loaded and he
was shot through the hand.
GARY.
WACHALSKI, PIETRo; boards JeRer-
son street; right hand injured by de-
Iayed explosion of cannon cracker.
UNKNOWN MAN, called at local drug
store and had burned hand dressed.
NIEUKIR<, j. w, go broadway, hit
in the neck by exploding fire.
cracker; neck badly burned.
CEDAR LAKE.
WRIGHT, ARTHUR, aged 10, with
Chicago picnIckersg ear nearly blown
of by giant hrecracker.
EAST CHICAGO-INDIANA HARBoR
ZINER, GEORGE, s47s Deodar street.
Indiana HarbOr, hit by stray bullet
in calf of leg.
JUsHKA, WILLIAM, Deodar and One
Hundred and Thirty-sixth street; shot
in the right thigh by Mike AnGich,
who fred revolver out of the door
without looking
GEHGER, ANDREW, address unknown,
first and second fingers of the left
hand shot of.
ROBERTSDALE,
BALoG, -, Harrison avenue; hand
badly burned by premature expIo-
sion.