Husband Lay Dead Beside Her

Husband Lay Dead Beside Her — Philadelphia Inquirer, February 9, 1917
Philadelphia Inquirer, February 9, 1917
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Husband Lay Dead Beside Her When Mrs. Charles W. Garrison awoke at her home at 112 North Thirtieth street, East Camden, yesterday, she found that her 76-year-old husband was not stirring. Efforts to arouse him proved unavailing. Coroner Pratt said death was due to apoplexy and that the septuagenarian had been dead several hours before his wife had awakened. Mr. Garrison had lived in East Camden many years.

When Mrs. Charles W. Garrison awoke at her home at 112 North Thirtieth street, East Camden, yesterday, she found that her 76-year-old husband was not stirring. Efforts to arouse him proved unavailing. Coroner Pratt said death was due to apoplexy and that the septuagenarian had been dead several hours before his wife had awakened. Mr. Garrison had lived in East Camden many years.

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