George "Ginger" Pagan
Cincinnati Enquirer, Saturday, 2 June 1894, page 6
NEWPORT
"Ginger" Takes A Tumble-George Pagan Jr. met with a terrible
accident while in attendance at the convention at Frankfort and in consequence
is now laid up at his home on Park avenue, in a battered condition. He was
leaving a committee meeting in the Capital Hotel which was in session until a
late hour, and was proceeding upstairs to his room in that hostelry and had
reached his room, as he supposed, on the second floor, but all the lights being
out, he made a misstep and plunged headlong down a steep flight of stairs. He
was picked up at the bottom and at first it was thought he was fatally injured.
A physician was summoned, when after a thorough examination, found his nose broken, his right wrist sprained an also severe contusions about the body. George has a legion of friends, who sympathize with him in his painful experience. The friends of Mr. Pagan who were with him are indignant over the affair and claim that he has good grounds for damages, for the reason that the steps were not properly protected.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 15 August 1910, page 5
CELEBRATION
Former County and City Assessor George Pagan enjoyed a double celebration at his home on West Third st. Newport yesterday. It was the sixtieth anniversary of his birth and the thirty third anniversary of his marriage. He was born in Newport where he has resided all his life. Four children and five grandchildren assisted in the celebration.