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The author changed the name of his rich friend to “Stephan” and the Swiss village where he had his chalet to “Lindenalp.” But thanks to diligent detective work I discovered the true names of both:

Gustav Hasler (1877-1952): Aged 22, he took over the telephone factory set up by his father Gustav Adolf (1830-1900) and expanded it into an international telecommunications company.

Hasler died in Grindelwald, now a prime tourist destination.

It’s likely that this was the accident—the date, the location, and the number of victims fit the story—but to get the full article from the ‘TimesMachine’ I would have to subscribe to the New York Times.

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