Mrs. Edna Brenzel, a married woman, 19 years of age, residing with her husband at 2722 Diamond street, died at 6 o'clock yesterday morning after having given birth to a son on the preceding afternoon. Dr. E. W. Thomas, the attending physician, called the attention of Coroner Leland to the case, as he was at a loss to account for the woman's death In any other way than by the theory of heart disease. An autopsy by Morgue Surgeon Bacigalupi disclosed the fact that death had been caused by a blood clot in the heart. The baby is alive. (San Francisco Call; December 19, 1903)
married Joseph A. Brenzel, March 4, 1903; San Francisco
married Joseph A. Brenzel, March 4, 1903; San Francisco
Mrs. Edna Brenzel, a married woman, 19 years of age, residing with her husband at 2722 Diamond street, died at 6 o'clock yesterday morning after having given birth to a son on the preceding afternoon. Dr. E. W. Thomas, the attending physician, called the attention of Coroner Leland to the case, as he was at a loss to account for the woman's death In any other way than by the theory of heart disease. An autopsy by Morgue Surgeon Bacigalupi disclosed the fact that death had been caused by a blood clot in the heart. The baby is alive. (San Francisco Call; December 19, 1903)
married Joseph A. Brenzel, March 4, 1903; San Francisco
married Joseph A. Brenzel, March 4, 1903; San Francisco
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