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June 28, 1880
Daily Republican
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
What is this article about?
Kershaw Dean of Newark suffered a painful accident in Newport when his horse bolted, throwing him violently. He was insensible, taken to Hyatt's hotel, and treated by Dr. Booth. He is presumed recovering.
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Serious Accident at Newport.
Kershaw Dean, son of William Dean of Newark, met with a painful accident last evening in Newport. While passing the M. E. church his horse took fright and started at such a furious rate that Mr. Dean was thrown out in a violent manner.
He was picked up in an insensible condition and carried into Hyatt's hotel, and Dr. Booth was immediately summoned to attend him. As the accident happened last evening and the telephonic despatch announcing the accident was received this morning it is presumed that Mr. Dean is recovering.
Kershaw Dean, son of William Dean of Newark, met with a painful accident last evening in Newport. While passing the M. E. church his horse took fright and started at such a furious rate that Mr. Dean was thrown out in a violent manner.
He was picked up in an insensible condition and carried into Hyatt's hotel, and Dr. Booth was immediately summoned to attend him. As the accident happened last evening and the telephonic despatch announcing the accident was received this morning it is presumed that Mr. Dean is recovering.
What sub-type of article is it?
Disaster
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
Recovery
What keywords are associated?
Horse Accident
Newport Injury
Recovery
What entities or persons were involved?
Kershaw Dean
William Dean
Dr. Booth
Where did it happen?
Newport
Story Details
Key Persons
Kershaw Dean
William Dean
Dr. Booth
Location
Newport
Event Date
Last Evening
Story Details
Kershaw Dean was thrown from his horse after it took fright near the M. E. church in Newport, rendered insensible, carried to Hyatt's hotel, and attended by Dr. Booth; presumed recovering.