Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - January 16, 1904
Sudden Death.
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Portland, Ind., Jan. 14 - Mrs. Margaret E. Johnson, living at 709 West High street, was found dead in bed early Thursday morning by her step-daughter, Mrs. Catherine Lennen. The woman had not been complaining of any illness and the unexpected news of her death was a shock to those who had known her. She was seventy-four years old.
Deputy Coroner George L. Perry was called and conducted an investigation. Her death, the coroner's verdict it is believed will say, was due to natural causes.
Funeral at the residence Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock and interment at Greene cemetery.
(*Article copied as printed.)
Sudden Death.
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Portland, Ind., Jan. 14 - Mrs. Margaret E. Johnson, living at 709 West High street, was found dead in bed early Thursday morning by her step-daughter, Mrs. Catherine Lennen. The woman had not been complaining of any illness and the unexpected news of her death was a shock to those who had known her. She was seventy-four years old.
Deputy Coroner George L. Perry was called and conducted an investigation. Her death, the coroner's verdict it is believed will say, was due to natural causes.
Funeral at the residence Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock and interment at Greene cemetery.
(*Article copied as printed.)
Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - January 16, 1904
Sudden Death.
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Portland, Ind., Jan. 14 - Mrs. Margaret E. Johnson, living at 709 West High street, was found dead in bed early Thursday morning by her step-daughter, Mrs. Catherine Lennen. The woman had not been complaining of any illness and the unexpected news of her death was a shock to those who had known her. She was seventy-four years old.
Deputy Coroner George L. Perry was called and conducted an investigation. Her death, the coroner's verdict it is believed will say, was due to natural causes.
Funeral at the residence Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock and interment at Greene cemetery.
(*Article copied as printed.)
Sudden Death.
-------------------------
Portland, Ind., Jan. 14 - Mrs. Margaret E. Johnson, living at 709 West High street, was found dead in bed early Thursday morning by her step-daughter, Mrs. Catherine Lennen. The woman had not been complaining of any illness and the unexpected news of her death was a shock to those who had known her. She was seventy-four years old.
Deputy Coroner George L. Perry was called and conducted an investigation. Her death, the coroner's verdict it is believed will say, was due to natural causes.
Funeral at the residence Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock and interment at Greene cemetery.
(*Article copied as printed.)
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