OBIT: Michael LOBINGER, 1880, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, PA

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Killed on the Rail.

  The Pacific express west on the Pennsylvania railroad, when near 
Pittsburgh, yesterday, struck and killed a man walking on the track at 
Denny's curve, near Millvale.  The man was about forty years of age, 
and had the appearance of a laborer.  The body was taken to Pittsburgh 
for identification.  Some Pennsylvania railroad freight receipts were 
found in his pockets, issued to M. Lobinayer, but the man's name is 
supposed to be Hart, from the fact that a letter was found with him 
written by a son to his father, and signed Frank Hart, 210 Prospect 
street, Brooklyn.  The Coroner impaneled a jury.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Thursday, April 22, 1880

CITY AND COUNTRY.
Things Briefly Told.

  The name of the man who was killed on the railroad at Denny's Curve, 
on Wednesday, was Michael Lobinger.  He was a brakeman, lived in 
Pittsburgh and was 51 years of age.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Friday, April 23, 1880