Leary (sic) buried In Potters Field
Efforts of the city and county authorities to reach relatives of James O'Leary, 70, boathand, who died at the hospital Sunday morning from denatured alcohol poisoning, failed and the man was buried in Potter's field this morning at the expense of the county. The man had been a member of the Seamen's Union but was not in good standing.
He was said to have two brothers at Pittsburgh but these could not be located.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, August 5, 1924 P.7
Efforts of the city and county authorities to reach relatives of James O'Leary, 70, boathand, who died at the hospital Sunday morning from denatured alcohol poisoning, failed and the man was buried in Potter's field this morning at the expense of the county. The man had been a member of the Seamen's Union but was not in good standing.
He was said to have two brothers at Pittsburgh but these could not be located.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, August 5, 1924 P.7
Leary (sic) buried In Potters Field
Efforts of the city and county authorities to reach relatives of James O'Leary, 70, boathand, who died at the hospital Sunday morning from denatured alcohol poisoning, failed and the man was buried in Potter's field this morning at the expense of the county. The man had been a member of the Seamen's Union but was not in good standing.
He was said to have two brothers at Pittsburgh but these could not be located.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, August 5, 1924 P.7
Efforts of the city and county authorities to reach relatives of James O'Leary, 70, boathand, who died at the hospital Sunday morning from denatured alcohol poisoning, failed and the man was buried in Potter's field this morning at the expense of the county. The man had been a member of the Seamen's Union but was not in good standing.
He was said to have two brothers at Pittsburgh but these could not be located.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, August 5, 1924 P.7
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