Pneumonia Fatal
To Infant Son of
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney
Bronchial pneumonia which developed
from a severe cold with
-which he had been suffering three
days, proved fatal Saturday night
to Daniel Delaney, 3H-months-old
son of Mr. and Mrs, Francis Delaney
of 252 Holland Street.
The baby's condition was not believed
serious until Saturday afternoon
.when Mrs. Delaney noticed
he had lapsed Into a coma. Dr. W.
A, Young, the family physician was
called, but the baby was dead on
his arrival.
Following an examination, Coroner
H. Ernest Gak said death apparently
was due to bronchial
pneumonia. The body will be released
to a funeral director.
Syracuse Herald American, April 7, 1940
To Infant Son of
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney
Bronchial pneumonia which developed
from a severe cold with
-which he had been suffering three
days, proved fatal Saturday night
to Daniel Delaney, 3H-months-old
son of Mr. and Mrs, Francis Delaney
of 252 Holland Street.
The baby's condition was not believed
serious until Saturday afternoon
.when Mrs. Delaney noticed
he had lapsed Into a coma. Dr. W.
A, Young, the family physician was
called, but the baby was dead on
his arrival.
Following an examination, Coroner
H. Ernest Gak said death apparently
was due to bronchial
pneumonia. The body will be released
to a funeral director.
Syracuse Herald American, April 7, 1940
Pneumonia Fatal
To Infant Son of
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney
Bronchial pneumonia which developed
from a severe cold with
-which he had been suffering three
days, proved fatal Saturday night
to Daniel Delaney, 3H-months-old
son of Mr. and Mrs, Francis Delaney
of 252 Holland Street.
The baby's condition was not believed
serious until Saturday afternoon
.when Mrs. Delaney noticed
he had lapsed Into a coma. Dr. W.
A, Young, the family physician was
called, but the baby was dead on
his arrival.
Following an examination, Coroner
H. Ernest Gak said death apparently
was due to bronchial
pneumonia. The body will be released
to a funeral director.
Syracuse Herald American, April 7, 1940
To Infant Son of
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney
Bronchial pneumonia which developed
from a severe cold with
-which he had been suffering three
days, proved fatal Saturday night
to Daniel Delaney, 3H-months-old
son of Mr. and Mrs, Francis Delaney
of 252 Holland Street.
The baby's condition was not believed
serious until Saturday afternoon
.when Mrs. Delaney noticed
he had lapsed Into a coma. Dr. W.
A, Young, the family physician was
called, but the baby was dead on
his arrival.
Following an examination, Coroner
H. Ernest Gak said death apparently
was due to bronchial
pneumonia. The body will be released
to a funeral director.
Syracuse Herald American, April 7, 1940
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