The Sullivan Review
October 25, 1883
A German woman whose name we failed to learn, who lived near Peter Dohm's in Cherry, died on Saturday, from the effects of carrying a very heavy bundle of straw, which caused internal injuries, resulting in death after the most intense suffering, for a number of days.
October 25, 1883
A German woman whose name we failed to learn, who lived near Peter Dohm's in Cherry, died on Saturday, from the effects of carrying a very heavy bundle of straw, which caused internal injuries, resulting in death after the most intense suffering, for a number of days.
The Sullivan Review
October 25, 1883
A German woman whose name we failed to learn, who lived near Peter Dohm's in Cherry, died on Saturday, from the effects of carrying a very heavy bundle of straw, which caused internal injuries, resulting in death after the most intense suffering, for a number of days.
October 25, 1883
A German woman whose name we failed to learn, who lived near Peter Dohm's in Cherry, died on Saturday, from the effects of carrying a very heavy bundle of straw, which caused internal injuries, resulting in death after the most intense suffering, for a number of days.
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