Washington Times 3 July 1902
Found Body of Dead Infant
While walking through Patterson Woods northeast, George Holmes 1223 Maryland Avenue northeast and William Baster 1812 Sixth Street northwest, found the body of a dead infant. The body was very much decomposed. The two men notified the police and the dead wagon took the body to the morgue. The body was later interred in potter's field
Found Body of Dead Infant
While walking through Patterson Woods northeast, George Holmes 1223 Maryland Avenue northeast and William Baster 1812 Sixth Street northwest, found the body of a dead infant. The body was very much decomposed. The two men notified the police and the dead wagon took the body to the morgue. The body was later interred in potter's field
Washington Times 3 July 1902
Found Body of Dead Infant
While walking through Patterson Woods northeast, George Holmes 1223 Maryland Avenue northeast and William Baster 1812 Sixth Street northwest, found the body of a dead infant. The body was very much decomposed. The two men notified the police and the dead wagon took the body to the morgue. The body was later interred in potter's field
Found Body of Dead Infant
While walking through Patterson Woods northeast, George Holmes 1223 Maryland Avenue northeast and William Baster 1812 Sixth Street northwest, found the body of a dead infant. The body was very much decomposed. The two men notified the police and the dead wagon took the body to the morgue. The body was later interred in potter's field
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