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Kirk, Mary A.
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| LAST: Kirk
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FIRST: Mary
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MID: A.
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| GENDER: F
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MAIDEN NAME: Gibson
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TITLE: Mrs.
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| BORN: 5 Nov 1866
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DIED: 16 Oct 1915
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| BIRTH PLACE: Ireland
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| DEATH PLACE: Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon
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OSBH DC (Multnomah County 1915) #89 - Mary Kirk, female, married, housewife, b. 5 Nov 1866 in Ireland, d. 16 Oct 1915 in Portland, Oregon (St. Vincent's Hospital) at the age of 48 y's 11 m's 11 d's, name of father Mathew Gibbson (b. Ireland), maiden name of mother Anne McCavas (b. Ireland), interment 19 Oct, undertkaer Muller & Tracey, informant Mathew Gibbson of Shaw;
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OBITUARY:
Woman Falls 3 Stories – Police Say Seriously Injured. Victim Was Intoxicated – Mary Givines, age 30, suffered serious injuries yesterday afternoon when she fell from a window three stories to the ground at 170 Union Avenue. She was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital by the Ambulance Service Company in an unconscious condition and may die.
Assistant City Physician Savoie hurried to the scene immediately following the accident and he reports that she sustained a fracture of the skull, a cut on the left arm and severe [bruises ?] on the right arm. He said that she may have also suffered internal injuries.
The woman was intoxicated at the time of the accident, according to officers. Dr. Savoie said that she had a bottle of whiskey in her stocking. Her fall was broken by quantities of (?) between the two buildings at that place or she would probably have been killed.
Oregonian 15 Oct 1915 9:1.
Woman Seriously Hurt – In a serious condition at the St. Vincent’s Hospital, Mary Givines aged 30 years, may die as a result of injuries received late yesterday afternoon when she fell from a window three stories to the ground at 170 Union Avenue. Assistant City Physician Savoie reported that she had received a fractured jaw and a bad cut on the right arm. She is still unconscious at the hospital and it is believed her skull is fractured.
Oregon Journal 15 Oct 1915 6:6.
Fall Results in Death of Woman – Injuries received by Mrs. C. W. Kirk when she fell three stories from the window of a rooming house on Belmont Street, caused her death from a fractured skull at St. Vincent’s Hospital this morning at 3 o’clock. No inquest will be held.
Oregon Journal 16 Oct 1915 4:3.
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No marker
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SOURCES:
Hellie, Mader & Rickey
Saucy
OSBH DC (Multnomah County 1915) #89
Oregonian 15 Oct 1915 9:1
OJ 15 Oct 1915 6:6
OJ 16 Oct 1915 4:3
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