The Evening Star, Friday, May 16, 1890; Page 10, Column 3. (Washington, D. C.).
PERHAPS BURIED ALIVE.
Belief That a Supposed Corpse Was Insensible Only Because of a Fit.
Orin H. Reynolds, a young man living at Scranton, Pa., was found dead in bed Sunday morning and Tuesday his body was taken to Binghamton, N. Y. , for burial. (Note- Partial transcription and possibly not/an assumption the same person).
PERHAPS BURIED ALIVE.
Belief That a Supposed Corpse Was Insensible Only Because of a Fit.
Orin H. Reynolds, a young man living at Scranton, Pa., was found dead in bed Sunday morning and Tuesday his body was taken to Binghamton, N. Y. , for burial. (Note- Partial transcription and possibly not/an assumption the same person).
The Evening Star, Friday, May 16, 1890; Page 10, Column 3. (Washington, D. C.).
PERHAPS BURIED ALIVE.
Belief That a Supposed Corpse Was Insensible Only Because of a Fit.
Orin H. Reynolds, a young man living at Scranton, Pa., was found dead in bed Sunday morning and Tuesday his body was taken to Binghamton, N. Y. , for burial. (Note- Partial transcription and possibly not/an assumption the same person).
PERHAPS BURIED ALIVE.
Belief That a Supposed Corpse Was Insensible Only Because of a Fit.
Orin H. Reynolds, a young man living at Scranton, Pa., was found dead in bed Sunday morning and Tuesday his body was taken to Binghamton, N. Y. , for burial. (Note- Partial transcription and possibly not/an assumption the same person).
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