Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-26
DEAD, IS HURT
NINE ACCIDENTS
Man Killed in Auto-Boy Dies
Beneath Wheels of Troll
ley Car.
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man. IS. of % Florence avenue were
arrested on charges of manslaughter.
Thomas F. Ryan, shortly after at
tending mass in St Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church. Jersey City. started
in his new automobile for the Della
ware Water Gap for a two weeks
vacation.
With him were his wife and two
sons. a n~lavna.e of theirs, md MIR.
and, Mrs. Spalding. Mr.. Spalding
was driving the a when they start
ed, explaining the mechanism to Mr..
Ryan.
New let me try it" said Mr.. Ryan.
"oh. don't" pleaded his wife'
"Please. don't"
II can run it all right he laughed.
Running through Mt. Pleasant ave-
nue., Livingston, the car struck a rut
In the road and Mr.. Ryan lost ON
troll of it. The machine swerved ana
suddenly turned turtle, crushing It's
driver beneath it.
Priest Is Summoned.
Summoned by telephone the Rev,
Father j Mcdonald. pastor of ST
Johns Roman Catholic Church, went
10 the scene in a taxicab. FINDING
THAT MIR. Ryan was dead the priest
took Mr.. Spalding and the three boys
to The Orange Memorial Hospital. The
two women, who seemed more Sc
rerely hurt, were removed in the am
hulance. Later they were taken to
Jersey City.
Mrs. Ryan is reported doing well
today, although she is still suffering
seriously from shock.
Mr.. Ryan was a telegraph operator
for the brokerage firm of H. Content
& Co.. "a Broadway, New York.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed. but a mass of requiem
will be celebrated for him in st. Pat
ricks, Jersey City.
FATALLY INJURED.
Peter Cruccio, of Montclair, was
fatally hurt today. He was sitting
beside the driver on one of the auto
trucks of Blondel & Sons, coal deal
ers, of Montclair. As the motorcar
climbed the steeep grade in Bloom
field avenue. near Prospect, the radia-
tor steamed up. Cruccio was so
frightened that he Jumped from his
seat.
The automobile of John Frederick
Berstecher, of BIG Broad street.
Bloomfield. was speeding down the
hill n Cruccio fell directly in front
of it and was struck on the head and
run v
Berstecher took him to the police
station in his machine and then to the
Mountainside Hospital. Policeman
Cousins arrested Berstecher and he
was remanded to the prosecutors
Office by Acting Recorder Andrew H.
Weller.
Max Ripple, of West Summit, and
Nicholas Mann, a negro. of summit,
were thrown to the ground when the
auto truck they we're driving was
struc by a South Orange avenue car
at Adams and Ferry streets. this city.
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