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Domestic News November 13, 1899

The Evening Bulletin

Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky

What is this article about?

In Yuma, A.T., Captain Alfonso D. Smith and O. F. Brant report no trace of four missing railroad surveyors—Colonel Stoke, Dave Unruh, Manuel Martinez, and Charles Tyson—whose boat was carried to sea by a gale while moving camp on the Gulf of California.

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Carried to Sea.

Yuma, A. T., Nov. 13.—Captain Alfonso D. Smith, president, and O. F. Brant, vice president, of the Yuma and Gulf of California Railroad company have arrived from the gulf, and report that no trace can be found of Colonel Stoke, chief engineer, Dave Unruh, assistant engineer; Manuel Martinez and Charles Tyson, members of a railroad surveying party, who were reported a few days ago to have been drowned in the gulf. A party of 11 men were engaged surveying a railroad from Yuma to the gulf. The four above named got into a small boat with the intention of moving camp 10 miles down the gulf. A gale came up and the boat was carried to sea.

What sub-type of article is it?

Disaster Accident Shipping

What keywords are associated?

Yuma Gulf Of California Railroad Surveying Missing Surveyors Gale Boat To Sea

What entities or persons were involved?

Captain Alfonso D. Smith O. F. Brant Colonel Stoke Dave Unruh Manuel Martinez Charles Tyson

Where did it happen?

Yuma, A. T.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Yuma, A. T.

Event Date

A Few Days Ago (Reported Nov. 13)

Key Persons

Captain Alfonso D. Smith O. F. Brant Colonel Stoke Dave Unruh Manuel Martinez Charles Tyson

Outcome

no trace found; reported drowned; boat carried to sea by gale.

Event Details

Four members of a 11-man railroad surveying party from Yuma to the Gulf of California entered a small boat to move camp 10 miles down the gulf when a gale arose, carrying the boat to sea.

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