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Grand Rapids Press
Monday, 28 December, 1903

         [Victim of Dec. 26, 1903 Pere Marquette head-on train wreck]
         
         E. F. COYKENDALL of Lake Odessa had only lived in that
       village for about a year, moving there from Saranac, where
       he was well known and where most of his relatives reside.
       He was a meat dealer and had been proprietor of a shop in
       Saranac before he went to Lake Odessa to engage in the 
       same business. He is survived by a widow and one child.
       COYKENDALL will be buried in Middleville, where his parents
       live. He was 31 years of age.
       
       (Transcriber's Note: His headstone in Mount Hope Cemetery,
        Middleville, MI., gives his name as Earl Tobias Coykendall)
       
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