Nursing Student; died single
With the thawing of the Raritan Canal, today the body of Jeanette Agnes Breazeale, daughter of William E Breazeale, Professor of Astromomy at Rutgers College, found in a muddy basin. The authorities tonight at the examination of the body, which had been in the canal since February 21 when the young woman disappeared, decided that Miss Breazeale had committed suicide.
The New York Times
March 1923
With the thawing of the Raritan Canal, today the body of Jeanette Agnes Breazeale, daughter of William E Breazeale, Professor of Astromomy at Rutgers College, found in a muddy basin. The authorities tonight at the examination of the body, which had been in the canal since February 21 when the young woman disappeared, decided that Miss Breazeale had committed suicide.
The New York Times
March 1923
Nursing Student; died single
With the thawing of the Raritan Canal, today the body of Jeanette Agnes Breazeale, daughter of William E Breazeale, Professor of Astromomy at Rutgers College, found in a muddy basin. The authorities tonight at the examination of the body, which had been in the canal since February 21 when the young woman disappeared, decided that Miss Breazeale had committed suicide.
The New York Times
March 1923
With the thawing of the Raritan Canal, today the body of Jeanette Agnes Breazeale, daughter of William E Breazeale, Professor of Astromomy at Rutgers College, found in a muddy basin. The authorities tonight at the examination of the body, which had been in the canal since February 21 when the young woman disappeared, decided that Miss Breazeale had committed suicide.
The New York Times
March 1923
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