SUDDEN DEATH.
v George Piper, aged sixty-six, a resident cf Tennyson street, Sydenham, 'fell dead on Monday afternoon in Fisher street, while out walking ' with his "' daughter. The body was taken to his / home, here Mr H. W. Bishop, Coroner, conducted an inquest oji Monday evening. Dr. J. 11. Thomas gave ' evidence that the symptoms ff* pointed to .. heart disease, and ■ff. a verdict woe returned accord?r ingly. JUr Piper, who had a family V < of nine, wt& a* brickmalwr by trade, ■but recently had been labouring and contracting.-
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13617, 29 December 1909, Page 9
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