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The Indianapolis Sentinel
January 7, 1885

                   
                   WILLIAM CALL, a wealthy and influential farmer,
                 residing one mile west of this city, met with a 
                 serious if not fatal accident this forenoon. He had
                 ascended to the deck of a wind engine, and was re-
                 pairing the brake of the same, when a sudden gust
                 caused it to revolve, striking and knocking him to
                 the ground, a distance of thirty feet. In the descent
                 he made several revolutions, alighting upon his feet.
                 Attending physicians say no bones are broken, but
                 think he has sustained fatal internal injuries.
                 
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