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ii7rIiaaQB.8)-eLSbsIWwThe sad news comes to as ol the sudden death of Caleb Lusk in Chicago last; Wednesday* morning. Mr. Lusk was connected with the Seering machine shops iii that city. While on a ladder a large belt broke, knocking him from the ladder to the floor. His Bkull was crushed, killing him instantly. . The funeral was held Friday at his home in Chicago.Caleb Lusk was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lusk „bf Fist Palmyra, formerly of Newark. He was horn in Newark, Feb. 4, 1858, and lived here until; his father so.ld his furniture business to John Stuerwald; The family then moved to East Pal-3a.m*r:atiitmyra and after a few years Caleb went to Chipago, where he married and Ms since lived.He was a noble young man, of exceedingly genial disposition. He was honorable, upright, sympathetic, winning, friends wherever he went. He has many old friends Jeft in Newark who are pained by the news of his tragic death, and much sympathy goes out to the bereaved parents and-family* to whom the deceased-was ah■ «ways a pride - and comfort., We, as personal friends* unite- witirothere in offering condolences^
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Newark Arcadian Weekly Gazette
Newark, New York, US
Wed, Feb 12, 1902
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