From the Saline, Michigan Observer, Thursday, May 7, 1891
Lieut. F.L. Woodbridge, U.S.A., died at Ann Arbor, where he was studying law, Wednesday. He was 38 years old, and had been ill some time. Sunday he was struck by the spent ball from a revolver, which, while it did not penetrate the clothing even, produced a shock that caused death.
Lieut. F.L. Woodbridge, U.S.A., died at Ann Arbor, where he was studying law, Wednesday. He was 38 years old, and had been ill some time. Sunday he was struck by the spent ball from a revolver, which, while it did not penetrate the clothing even, produced a shock that caused death.
From the Saline, Michigan Observer, Thursday, May 7, 1891
Lieut. F.L. Woodbridge, U.S.A., died at Ann Arbor, where he was studying law, Wednesday. He was 38 years old, and had been ill some time. Sunday he was struck by the spent ball from a revolver, which, while it did not penetrate the clothing even, produced a shock that caused death.
Lieut. F.L. Woodbridge, U.S.A., died at Ann Arbor, where he was studying law, Wednesday. He was 38 years old, and had been ill some time. Sunday he was struck by the spent ball from a revolver, which, while it did not penetrate the clothing even, produced a shock that caused death.
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