It has been sometime, since The Review has been called upon to chronicle a suicide. This week we have two, that of a woman and a mother, and that of a single man. Mrs. Mary Ammerman, wife of Richard Ammerman of the vicinity of Alamo, Monday in a fit of depression, hung herself in the smokehouse with a rope. Her husband came home and missing his wife, commenced a search for her and found her hanging to a beam in the smokehouse dead. No cause is given for the rash act except that she had been in ill health for some time, and was depressed in spirits which had at last affected her mind.
Crawfordsville Review, Saturday, March 5, 1881
Crawfordsville Review, Saturday, March 5, 1881
It has been sometime, since The Review has been called upon to chronicle a suicide. This week we have two, that of a woman and a mother, and that of a single man. Mrs. Mary Ammerman, wife of Richard Ammerman of the vicinity of Alamo, Monday in a fit of depression, hung herself in the smokehouse with a rope. Her husband came home and missing his wife, commenced a search for her and found her hanging to a beam in the smokehouse dead. No cause is given for the rash act except that she had been in ill health for some time, and was depressed in spirits which had at last affected her mind.
Crawfordsville Review, Saturday, March 5, 1881
Crawfordsville Review, Saturday, March 5, 1881
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