The Bupp Triplet.
Death came on Tuesday night to an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bupp of the Walsh flats, West Grant avenue and North Second street. On Saturday, May 13, triplets were born to the couple—two boys and a girl. The boy was still born and one of the daughters died the next day. The child which passed away Tuesday was the other daughter. The birth of the triplets created much interest at the time and much regret is expressed that none of the children lived. The funeral of the third child occurred on Wednesday and interment was made in Versailles cemetery. (Duquesne Observer, Friday, June 2, 1905)
Death came on Tuesday night to an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bupp of the Walsh flats, West Grant avenue and North Second street. On Saturday, May 13, triplets were born to the couple—two boys and a girl. The boy was still born and one of the daughters died the next day. The child which passed away Tuesday was the other daughter. The birth of the triplets created much interest at the time and much regret is expressed that none of the children lived. The funeral of the third child occurred on Wednesday and interment was made in Versailles cemetery. (Duquesne Observer, Friday, June 2, 1905)
The Bupp Triplet.
Death came on Tuesday night to an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bupp of the Walsh flats, West Grant avenue and North Second street. On Saturday, May 13, triplets were born to the couple—two boys and a girl. The boy was still born and one of the daughters died the next day. The child which passed away Tuesday was the other daughter. The birth of the triplets created much interest at the time and much regret is expressed that none of the children lived. The funeral of the third child occurred on Wednesday and interment was made in Versailles cemetery. (Duquesne Observer, Friday, June 2, 1905)
Death came on Tuesday night to an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bupp of the Walsh flats, West Grant avenue and North Second street. On Saturday, May 13, triplets were born to the couple—two boys and a girl. The boy was still born and one of the daughters died the next day. The child which passed away Tuesday was the other daughter. The birth of the triplets created much interest at the time and much regret is expressed that none of the children lived. The funeral of the third child occurred on Wednesday and interment was made in Versailles cemetery. (Duquesne Observer, Friday, June 2, 1905)
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