The Baltimore Sun December 23, 1912
On December 21, 1912, Dr. Alfred B., aged 54 years, beloved Georgia B. Giles.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, No. 3703 Forest Park avenue on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial was in Greenmount Cemetery.
The Baltimore Sun December 23, 1912
DIED IN HIS BATHROOM
Dr. Alfred B. Giles Victim of Heart Failure
Stricken with heart failure while in his bathroom, Dr. Alfred B. Giles, 3703 Forest Park avenue, Forest Park, died shortly before midnight Saturday night before medical assistance could reach him.
Following a late supper, of which he ate heartily, Dr. Giles went to his bathroom, and while taking at bath became ill. He called to his wife, Mrs. Georgia Giles to bring him some medicine. Before she could reach him he became unconscious.
Mrs. Giles turned the water out of the bathtub and then summoned Dr. A.L. Fehsenfeld by telephone. Before the physician arrived Mr. Giles was dead.
Dr. Giles was the son of the late Judge William P. Giles and one of the best known physicians in Forest Park he was 50 years old. Besides his wife he is survived his son, John Stuart Giles.
On December 21, 1912, Dr. Alfred B., aged 54 years, beloved Georgia B. Giles.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, No. 3703 Forest Park avenue on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial was in Greenmount Cemetery.
The Baltimore Sun December 23, 1912
DIED IN HIS BATHROOM
Dr. Alfred B. Giles Victim of Heart Failure
Stricken with heart failure while in his bathroom, Dr. Alfred B. Giles, 3703 Forest Park avenue, Forest Park, died shortly before midnight Saturday night before medical assistance could reach him.
Following a late supper, of which he ate heartily, Dr. Giles went to his bathroom, and while taking at bath became ill. He called to his wife, Mrs. Georgia Giles to bring him some medicine. Before she could reach him he became unconscious.
Mrs. Giles turned the water out of the bathtub and then summoned Dr. A.L. Fehsenfeld by telephone. Before the physician arrived Mr. Giles was dead.
Dr. Giles was the son of the late Judge William P. Giles and one of the best known physicians in Forest Park he was 50 years old. Besides his wife he is survived his son, John Stuart Giles.
The Baltimore Sun December 23, 1912
On December 21, 1912, Dr. Alfred B., aged 54 years, beloved Georgia B. Giles.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, No. 3703 Forest Park avenue on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial was in Greenmount Cemetery.
The Baltimore Sun December 23, 1912
DIED IN HIS BATHROOM
Dr. Alfred B. Giles Victim of Heart Failure
Stricken with heart failure while in his bathroom, Dr. Alfred B. Giles, 3703 Forest Park avenue, Forest Park, died shortly before midnight Saturday night before medical assistance could reach him.
Following a late supper, of which he ate heartily, Dr. Giles went to his bathroom, and while taking at bath became ill. He called to his wife, Mrs. Georgia Giles to bring him some medicine. Before she could reach him he became unconscious.
Mrs. Giles turned the water out of the bathtub and then summoned Dr. A.L. Fehsenfeld by telephone. Before the physician arrived Mr. Giles was dead.
Dr. Giles was the son of the late Judge William P. Giles and one of the best known physicians in Forest Park he was 50 years old. Besides his wife he is survived his son, John Stuart Giles.
On December 21, 1912, Dr. Alfred B., aged 54 years, beloved Georgia B. Giles.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, No. 3703 Forest Park avenue on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial was in Greenmount Cemetery.
The Baltimore Sun December 23, 1912
DIED IN HIS BATHROOM
Dr. Alfred B. Giles Victim of Heart Failure
Stricken with heart failure while in his bathroom, Dr. Alfred B. Giles, 3703 Forest Park avenue, Forest Park, died shortly before midnight Saturday night before medical assistance could reach him.
Following a late supper, of which he ate heartily, Dr. Giles went to his bathroom, and while taking at bath became ill. He called to his wife, Mrs. Georgia Giles to bring him some medicine. Before she could reach him he became unconscious.
Mrs. Giles turned the water out of the bathtub and then summoned Dr. A.L. Fehsenfeld by telephone. Before the physician arrived Mr. Giles was dead.
Dr. Giles was the son of the late Judge William P. Giles and one of the best known physicians in Forest Park he was 50 years old. Besides his wife he is survived his son, John Stuart Giles.
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