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'8traoic history op v an AUTO ACCIDENTV. . 4. . • Ut^we Death*, « Law Suit *nd * Serioui . uiaeia Hare Followed Dunellenol-•(• itinelylytin-nlytenthe1thext*y»toen_ 5... ..kealaeeIderpro-antint-ree-om-as-ihlnthe om-that usi-0 in Idea thelleyMiihap.PLAINFIELD, Jan. 4.—Funeral service* of William R. Stanbery, who diedfrom convulsions on Sunday, wore held privately at the homo In Fanwood, yesterday afternoon. No one but the immediate mombers of the family whs pres-. aftor Rcv' Mr* Mulford. rectoror All Saints’ Church, had concluded the sendees, the Interment took tfiace in Hillside Cemetery,W. R. Stanbery was the third to die among the four persons immediately concerned In the automobile uccident at Dunellen, on August 30, and no wthe fourth, former Freeholder William A. Westphal, Is in a critical condition. Westphal is said to be afflicted with dropsy of the leg, which has developed in the lost few weeks. His wife, Mrs. Westphal, who had been In Stanbery’s company, was thrown across the roadway when she was riding with him at the time of the crash. Her death occurred three days later In Muhlenberg Hospital. The driver of the carriage Into which Stanbery’s auto crashed, Oscar Harrison, commenced civil suit against him, and after several trials both ho and Harrison were indicted for manslaughter.In the meantime tho socond chapter ol the sensational case occurred when Mrs, William H. Stanbery, who had growr melancholy over tho notoriety gained by the affair, killed herself by drinking carbolic aeld. From that time on Btanbery seemed to bo shunned by his friends, and the matetr preyed on his mind.HOME HEWS HEADQUARTERS
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New Brunswick Daily Times
New Brunswick, New Jersey, US
Thu, Jan 04, 1906
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