The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-23
INJURED LIST

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The following is a list of the in
jured in the street car wreck yes
terday:
JOHN T. ALEXANDER, aged 30.
living in Benton Heights with a
of the victims of the wreck. His right
hip was fractured, his right wrist
fractured, right shoulder dislocated.
and internal injuries are feared. Al
exander was thrown a distance of
forty feet when the cars struck, slid
ing on his right side. breaking a very
expensive watch. His condition at the
hospital this morning was reported
slightly improved, but because OF his
may prove serious.
IRA WOODARD, of Dunkirk, a car
penter. face very badly gashed. a cut
over the right eye necessitating sew
eral stitches to close. his right shoul-
der severely bruised, and 1t is be-
lieved several ribs may have been
broken. He was taken to the hospital
in a taxicab by two actors. Jack Car
rington and Jack Lewis.
MR.. AND MRS. H. A. WILSON,
1903 Boyer street, were both on the
cuts about the right side. She start
ed to jump, and was thrown TO the
street. Her husband jumped and es-
capped with slight bruises.
MRS. JACOB MEYERS. Richmond
avenue, was slightly bruised.
MRS. FRED BROMAN, Hunt street.
suffered a bruised left hip and bruised
right arm. She suffered severely from
the shock.
GEORGE MEYERS, 1114 Hunt
street, suffered a sprained back and
from the shock.
MISS MAE HARRISON, Benton,
Heights, slight bruises.
MRS. o. E. THOMAS, 1921 Ridge
street, suffered bruised left limb.
She was one of the few not thrown
from the car.
MISS BESSIE PADDOCK, II State
street. both hips badly bruised, but
not believed fractured, a slight con-
cussion of the brain. and large bruise;
over the right eye. left elbow bruised. >,
and both knees bruised and cut.
MRS. JOHN H. EVANS. 2l6 Linden
avenue, right shoulder bruised and,
strained, both knees bruised and pos
sibly a rib broken. Mrs. Evans wasI
not thrown from the car but was
hurled over two seats against a post.
MRS. TOM MOORMAN, 1I13 Hunt
street, cash in right temple requiring
two stitches to close, and right arm
bruised and cut.
MRS. ANNA SPENCER. Ratliffi
street, Benton Heights. left hip bad
ly bruised. left elbow dislocated andl
the shock. She was thrown from the
car to the gutter when the cars struck.
a distance of twenty feet.
MISS IRENE POTTENGER, left;
side of face bruised and cut, left ell
bow dislocated and right wrist bruis-.
ed. Miss Pottenger was hurried to-
the hospital by Charles Roser in his
, auto, in a fainting condition; Was
given attention there and then hur-
ried to her home. The shock affect
ed her heart, and for a time 1t was,
tnOuSnt sne WOuiQ ules Dut enc was
much better this morning.
MISS MARJORIE MEAGAN. 4osl
North Ninth street. painfully bruised
and suffering from hysteria. Today
a large abrasion appeared on the right;
side, and it is feared she may be the
victim of serious internal injuries.
She is under the care of physicians.
who are watching carefully for the,
development of internal injuries.
MOTORMAN BEN SANDFORD,.
jumped and was only slightly injured.
being able to walk to his home.
MRS. WILLIAM WATKINS. colored.
314 North Fourth street. right shoul-
der. arm and right hip painfully bruis-
ed
The claim agent of the T. H /. e!
Z. traction company arrived in the:
city this noon and spent busy after
noon visiting the victims of the wreck,
forestalIing possible damage suits by,
cash deposits for clothing ruined. and
injuries sustained.