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The Milwaukee Journal
Friday, November 14, 1890

          
                 BURIED IN A TRENCH
              
        A Laborer Meets With a Severe Accident
              While Laying Water Pipe.
              
           JOSEPH KANECK, a laborer employed
        by the Forrestal Bros., while engaged in
        laying water-pipe in a sewer at the 
        corner of Western avenue and Clybourn
        street, had a narrow escape from death
        at 10 a.m. today. While in the trench,
        which is five feet deep, the side caved
        in on him, burying him from sight. As-
        sistance soon reached and rescued him,
        when it was found he had received se-
        vere bruises on the breast and shoulders.
        He was taken to Emergency hospital for
        treatment. His home is at the corner of
        Lincoln and Twelfth avenues, and his
        age is 37 years.
        
        
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