In a message dated 6/20/02 9:02:53 PM, M_Magistro@hotmail.com writes: << It was submitted by (M_Magistro@hotmail.com) on Thursday, June 20, 2002 at d: d: d --------------------------------------------------------------------------- contributor_name: Mary Magistro newspaper_name: The Oswego Daily Times newspaper_date: July 10,1903 town_of_publication: Oswego county_of_publication: Oswego state_of_publication: New York newspaper_article: Oswego Daily Times, Friday, July 10,1903 DIES FROM INJURIES Richard Rossiter met with Fatal Accident Yesterday at Malt House Richard Rossiter wo was injured yesterday morning at the Gordon Malting Company's plant died hortly after midnight. Mr. Rossiter was about sixty-five years of age and was born in England. He had been in the employ of the Gordon Company for a number of years and resided with his family in Murray Street. His death is resulted from injuries received at the malt house yesterday morning, he having bee caught on a fan shaft. He was trying to step over a shaft close to the floor when his foot struck some slight obstruction and his left leg was dragged around the shaft and badly lacerated. Owing to the noise of the machinery no one heard his cries for some minutes. When discovered the machinery was stopped and Doctors Dwyer and Irwin summoned but Mr. Rossiter's injuries were of a serious character and resulted in his death about midnight. Coroner Vowinkel was called and he will hold and inquest next Tuesday. Submit: Submit Article --------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>