A CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned desires to express her thanks to those friends who aided in
the recovery of the body of her husband and who rendered invaluable
assistance to forwarding it to Manitowoc, and also to those who showed
their sympathy by attendance at the funeral.
Mrs. Lucy O'Melia
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
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The body of Tom O'Melia was found in thew river at Cleveland and brought
to this city Tuesday morning at interred at the Catholic cemetery. O'Melia
was lost last fall and although it was believed he was drowned nothing was
positively known of his fate.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
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The recovery of O'Melia's body and the circumstances attending his death,
have given rise to the suspicion that he was foully dealt with. Branigan, his
brother-in-law, charges that O'Melia was murdered by his captain, and his
story has in it a great deal of probability. The captain was charged, with
having done the deed and shortly after disappeared and has not since been
seen. The police are looking out for the suspected man.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
The undersigned desires to express her thanks to those friends who aided in
the recovery of the body of her husband and who rendered invaluable
assistance to forwarding it to Manitowoc, and also to those who showed
their sympathy by attendance at the funeral.
Mrs. Lucy O'Melia
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
********
The body of Tom O'Melia was found in thew river at Cleveland and brought
to this city Tuesday morning at interred at the Catholic cemetery. O'Melia
was lost last fall and although it was believed he was drowned nothing was
positively known of his fate.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
********
The recovery of O'Melia's body and the circumstances attending his death,
have given rise to the suspicion that he was foully dealt with. Branigan, his
brother-in-law, charges that O'Melia was murdered by his captain, and his
story has in it a great deal of probability. The captain was charged, with
having done the deed and shortly after disappeared and has not since been
seen. The police are looking out for the suspected man.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
A CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned desires to express her thanks to those friends who aided in
the recovery of the body of her husband and who rendered invaluable
assistance to forwarding it to Manitowoc, and also to those who showed
their sympathy by attendance at the funeral.
Mrs. Lucy O'Melia
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
********
The body of Tom O'Melia was found in thew river at Cleveland and brought
to this city Tuesday morning at interred at the Catholic cemetery. O'Melia
was lost last fall and although it was believed he was drowned nothing was
positively known of his fate.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
********
The recovery of O'Melia's body and the circumstances attending his death,
have given rise to the suspicion that he was foully dealt with. Branigan, his
brother-in-law, charges that O'Melia was murdered by his captain, and his
story has in it a great deal of probability. The captain was charged, with
having done the deed and shortly after disappeared and has not since been
seen. The police are looking out for the suspected man.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
The undersigned desires to express her thanks to those friends who aided in
the recovery of the body of her husband and who rendered invaluable
assistance to forwarding it to Manitowoc, and also to those who showed
their sympathy by attendance at the funeral.
Mrs. Lucy O'Melia
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
********
The body of Tom O'Melia was found in thew river at Cleveland and brought
to this city Tuesday morning at interred at the Catholic cemetery. O'Melia
was lost last fall and although it was believed he was drowned nothing was
positively known of his fate.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
********
The recovery of O'Melia's body and the circumstances attending his death,
have given rise to the suspicion that he was foully dealt with. Branigan, his
brother-in-law, charges that O'Melia was murdered by his captain, and his
story has in it a great deal of probability. The captain was charged, with
having done the deed and shortly after disappeared and has not since been
seen. The police are looking out for the suspected man.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, June 23, 1881
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