The Daily Clintonian
Wednesday, March 20, 1889
Mary Bell Crane, wife of James C. Crane committed suicide by shooting herself in the head. She was suffering from severe headaches caused by the fire of her husband's store recently. She leaves her husband, a daughter Edna aged 3, 2 brothers, Edward Odell and Otis Odell of Hutchison, KS; and a father George W. Odell of Arlington, Reno, KS. She was 28 years old, and was a kind friend to all.
Wednesday, March 20, 1889
Mary Bell Crane, wife of James C. Crane committed suicide by shooting herself in the head. She was suffering from severe headaches caused by the fire of her husband's store recently. She leaves her husband, a daughter Edna aged 3, 2 brothers, Edward Odell and Otis Odell of Hutchison, KS; and a father George W. Odell of Arlington, Reno, KS. She was 28 years old, and was a kind friend to all.
The Daily Clintonian
Wednesday, March 20, 1889
Mary Bell Crane, wife of James C. Crane committed suicide by shooting herself in the head. She was suffering from severe headaches caused by the fire of her husband's store recently. She leaves her husband, a daughter Edna aged 3, 2 brothers, Edward Odell and Otis Odell of Hutchison, KS; and a father George W. Odell of Arlington, Reno, KS. She was 28 years old, and was a kind friend to all.
Wednesday, March 20, 1889
Mary Bell Crane, wife of James C. Crane committed suicide by shooting herself in the head. She was suffering from severe headaches caused by the fire of her husband's store recently. She leaves her husband, a daughter Edna aged 3, 2 brothers, Edward Odell and Otis Odell of Hutchison, KS; and a father George W. Odell of Arlington, Reno, KS. She was 28 years old, and was a kind friend to all.
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