Died in explosion on the steamer "Sophia McLane"
Aged 22 years.
Part of newspaper article:
Oct.26th. The C. S. Navigation Co.'s steamer Sophie McLane, running between San Francisco and Suisun, blew up at the latter place about 7 o'clock,A.M., killing and maiming several of the passengers and crew, and making the vessel a total wreck. The following were the parties killed by the explosion, or who subsequently died from its effects: Henry P. Hulburt, Commander; George Folger, Pilot; Charles Yates, Second Engineer; and Wm. Lawlor, deck hand.
Aged 22 years.
Part of newspaper article:
Oct.26th. The C. S. Navigation Co.'s steamer Sophie McLane, running between San Francisco and Suisun, blew up at the latter place about 7 o'clock,A.M., killing and maiming several of the passengers and crew, and making the vessel a total wreck. The following were the parties killed by the explosion, or who subsequently died from its effects: Henry P. Hulburt, Commander; George Folger, Pilot; Charles Yates, Second Engineer; and Wm. Lawlor, deck hand.
Died in explosion on the steamer "Sophia McLane"
Aged 22 years.
Part of newspaper article:
Oct.26th. The C. S. Navigation Co.'s steamer Sophie McLane, running between San Francisco and Suisun, blew up at the latter place about 7 o'clock,A.M., killing and maiming several of the passengers and crew, and making the vessel a total wreck. The following were the parties killed by the explosion, or who subsequently died from its effects: Henry P. Hulburt, Commander; George Folger, Pilot; Charles Yates, Second Engineer; and Wm. Lawlor, deck hand.
Aged 22 years.
Part of newspaper article:
Oct.26th. The C. S. Navigation Co.'s steamer Sophie McLane, running between San Francisco and Suisun, blew up at the latter place about 7 o'clock,A.M., killing and maiming several of the passengers and crew, and making the vessel a total wreck. The following were the parties killed by the explosion, or who subsequently died from its effects: Henry P. Hulburt, Commander; George Folger, Pilot; Charles Yates, Second Engineer; and Wm. Lawlor, deck hand.
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