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Jacob D. Bauer

Birth	:	1857
Death	:	1912 Ritzville, Adams County, Washington, USA
Burial	:	Arlington Municipal Cemetery, Arlington, Snohomish County, USA
Coordinate	:	48.1796989, -122.1417007
Description	:	Jacob D. Bauer Dies Suddenly Life is uncertain. One moment we are in hale and healthful condition and the next we may be lying mute before the grim reaper called death. That fact was emphatically demostrated this morning on the second floor of the Ritzville Trading Company when Jacob D. Bauer dropped dead. It is presumed that the cause of death was heart disease. Mr. Bauer was a rancher, about 55 years old, who lived ten miles west of town on the Willis Ranch. He has lived in this community for ten years and is very well known as... Read More	Jacob D. Bauer Dies Suddenly Life is uncertain. One moment we are in hale and healthful condition and the next we may be lying mute before the grim reaper called death. That fact was emphatically demostrated this morning on the second floor of the Ritzville Trading Company when Jacob D. Bauer dropped dead. It is presumed that the cause of death was heart disease. Mr. Bauer was a rancher, about 55 years old, who lived ten miles west of town on the Willis Ranch. He has lived in this community for ten years and is very well known as an excellent rancher and a fair dealing man. He came here from Seattle. He and his daughter, Miss Kate Bauer, had come into town yesterday and had stayed at the home of Mr. Willis last night. Mr. Bauer had some checks amounting to about $2500, which he and Mr. Willis were going to cash at the German-American Bank this morning. Mr. Bauer had asked Mr. Willis what time the bank opened and when he was told that it would not be open until nine o'clock he said that he had business at the Ritzville Trading Company's store and that he would return to the bank about nine. He had then gone to the Trading Company's store, going to the second floor with some sewing machine parts which he wanted to have repaired. He had been talking with Henry Oestreich but after a few moments, he staggered backward three or four steps, then stiffened and fell to the floor. He struggled slightly after the falling, but did not utter a word or sound. Dr. Bice and Dr. Armann were very quickly called from across the street, but when they arrived and made an examination, life was extinct. His death occurred at 8:20 o'clock. Mrs Bauer, who was alone at the time of her husbands death was notified of the sad occurrence by telephone. The sons were also notified but it took longer to get into communication with they as they were not at the house when the call came. O. R. Haight, the undertaker, was called and the body taken to his place, where Dr. Bice, the coroner, was called for the purpose of removing the checks from the pockets of the dead man. Dr. Bice took charge of his effects and the checks were found and turned over to the German-American bank. Mr. Bauer was a man who seemd to be the personification of health, He weighted about 180 pounds and his dark hair and mustache belied his age. It is not know whether he had ever been troubled with his heart, but he had complained to George H. Kanlzer over a year ago that he was having pains in his chest, but he expressed the belief that the trouble was from the affects of a cold which he had been having upon his lungs. For some time past, he has apparently been in the best of health and his many friends cannot conceive of the possibility of his sudden demise. He was a member of the First German Congregational church five miles from Ritzville and always took an active interest in the affairs of the church. He was well liked by his neighbors and practiced his Christianity everyday of his life. The only relatives which Mr. Bauer had were those of his immediate family; a wife (Marie), three sons, George, Jacob and Karl and four daughters; Misses Kate and Mabel, Mrs. Jacob Hein of near Odessa and Mrs. Conrad C. Schaffer, who lives near this city. At this time no arrangements have been made for the funeral, but it is very probable tht iw will be held at the German Congregation church of which he was a member. On account of the similarity of the names of the dead man and Jacob Bauer, who is the manger of the Ritzville Trading Company, and on account of the fact that his death occurred in the store, the report has become current that it was the last named man who died. Mr Bauer of the Trading Company is not dead and the two should not be confused. The dead man's name is Jacob D. Bauer, while the manger of the Trading Comapn is just Jacob Bauer. Washington State Journal and Ritzville Times September 26, 1912 Courtsey of Sue Gardner & gapwork90

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Where is Jacob D. Bauer's memorial?
Jacob D. Bauer's memorial is located at: Arlington Municipal Cemetery, Arlington, Snohomish County, USA.
When did Jacob D. Bauer death?
Jacob D. Bauer death on 1912 in Ritzville, Adams County, Washington, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Jacob D. Bauer's memorial?
Latitude: 48.1796989
Longitude: -122.1417007

Family Members:

Spouse

Mary D. Bauer Bauer

(1857 - 1942)

Children

Mabel Bauer Schafer

(1886 - 1956)

George D. Bauer

(1887 - 1976)

Jessie Bauer Selcho

(1899 - 1985)

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