In the town of Mount Sterling, Kentucky, a dedicated public servant named Charles Sledd, a 35-year-old male, met an untimely and tragic end. His death, which occurred in October of 1904, was not the result of a malicious act, but rather a devastating consequence of an accident that had taken place eight months earlier. There were no suspects or arrests in connection with his passing as no crime had been committed.
On Wednesday, February 17, 1904, Sledd, who served as the Montgomery County
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