EMIL MUSIL
FIND BOARDER DEAD AT FOUR CORNERS HOME
Emil Musil, 38, was found dead in bed at the home of Anton Witt at Branch this
morning when members of the family entered his room after he had failed to
respond to repeated calls. The man retired at about 10 last evening, apparently
in fair health. Death is due to natural causes.
Musil came to this country about thirteen years ago and so far as known has no
relatives here. He has held odd jobs about the city and county and for three
months past has been employed by Mr. Witt in the blacksmith shop. He had
worked hard all week although he complained of not feeling as well as usual.
He was at his post Saturday and on Sunday started to do a job of painting at
the shop but was told by Mr. Witt that this could be put off as they were not
so busy at this season. The man stayed about the house all day and visited with
friends that called on the family. He remained in the house in the evening and
retired at 10 o'clock.
Coroner Dr. W.G. Kemper and District Attorney C.E. Brady were called and said
that no inquest would be held as death was due to natural causes.
As far as could be learned the dead man has only one relative living, a brother
who still makes his home in Bohemia.
Manitowoc Herald News, February 13, 1922 p.1
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[cause: apoplexy]
FIND BOARDER DEAD AT FOUR CORNERS HOME
Emil Musil, 38, was found dead in bed at the home of Anton Witt at Branch this
morning when members of the family entered his room after he had failed to
respond to repeated calls. The man retired at about 10 last evening, apparently
in fair health. Death is due to natural causes.
Musil came to this country about thirteen years ago and so far as known has no
relatives here. He has held odd jobs about the city and county and for three
months past has been employed by Mr. Witt in the blacksmith shop. He had
worked hard all week although he complained of not feeling as well as usual.
He was at his post Saturday and on Sunday started to do a job of painting at
the shop but was told by Mr. Witt that this could be put off as they were not
so busy at this season. The man stayed about the house all day and visited with
friends that called on the family. He remained in the house in the evening and
retired at 10 o'clock.
Coroner Dr. W.G. Kemper and District Attorney C.E. Brady were called and said
that no inquest would be held as death was due to natural causes.
As far as could be learned the dead man has only one relative living, a brother
who still makes his home in Bohemia.
Manitowoc Herald News, February 13, 1922 p.1
********
[cause: apoplexy]
EMIL MUSIL
FIND BOARDER DEAD AT FOUR CORNERS HOME
Emil Musil, 38, was found dead in bed at the home of Anton Witt at Branch this
morning when members of the family entered his room after he had failed to
respond to repeated calls. The man retired at about 10 last evening, apparently
in fair health. Death is due to natural causes.
Musil came to this country about thirteen years ago and so far as known has no
relatives here. He has held odd jobs about the city and county and for three
months past has been employed by Mr. Witt in the blacksmith shop. He had
worked hard all week although he complained of not feeling as well as usual.
He was at his post Saturday and on Sunday started to do a job of painting at
the shop but was told by Mr. Witt that this could be put off as they were not
so busy at this season. The man stayed about the house all day and visited with
friends that called on the family. He remained in the house in the evening and
retired at 10 o'clock.
Coroner Dr. W.G. Kemper and District Attorney C.E. Brady were called and said
that no inquest would be held as death was due to natural causes.
As far as could be learned the dead man has only one relative living, a brother
who still makes his home in Bohemia.
Manitowoc Herald News, February 13, 1922 p.1
********
[cause: apoplexy]
FIND BOARDER DEAD AT FOUR CORNERS HOME
Emil Musil, 38, was found dead in bed at the home of Anton Witt at Branch this
morning when members of the family entered his room after he had failed to
respond to repeated calls. The man retired at about 10 last evening, apparently
in fair health. Death is due to natural causes.
Musil came to this country about thirteen years ago and so far as known has no
relatives here. He has held odd jobs about the city and county and for three
months past has been employed by Mr. Witt in the blacksmith shop. He had
worked hard all week although he complained of not feeling as well as usual.
He was at his post Saturday and on Sunday started to do a job of painting at
the shop but was told by Mr. Witt that this could be put off as they were not
so busy at this season. The man stayed about the house all day and visited with
friends that called on the family. He remained in the house in the evening and
retired at 10 o'clock.
Coroner Dr. W.G. Kemper and District Attorney C.E. Brady were called and said
that no inquest would be held as death was due to natural causes.
As far as could be learned the dead man has only one relative living, a brother
who still makes his home in Bohemia.
Manitowoc Herald News, February 13, 1922 p.1
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[cause: apoplexy]
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