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Story April 21, 1878

The New Orleans Daily Democrat

New Orleans, Orleans County, Louisiana

What is this article about?

In Paterson, the 12-year-old daughter of J. B. Do-remus was presumed dead and prepared for burial, but on Friday evening, she revived, embraced her father, then collapsed and died truly. From N.Y. Sun.

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Story of Death, Life and Death Again.
[N. Y. Sun.]

The twelve-year-old daughter of J. B. Do-remus, of Willis street, Paterson, died on Tuesday of last week, as was supposed. The body was prepared and laid out in the coffin, and all the strange arrangements were completed for the funeral on Friday afternoon. The father sat alone in his house on Friday evening. The preparations were all ready, the doctor's certificate filed, and the coffin sat upon the benches in the adjoining room. The door silently opened, and in her shroud and grave clothes the girl he had supposed to be dead tottered toward him, threw her arms around her neck, kissed him passionately and then fell back unconscious in his arms. A physician was called with all haste, but this time she was dead.

What sub-type of article is it?

Extraordinary Event Medical Curiosity Tragedy

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune Recovery Tragedy

What keywords are associated?

Apparent Death Brief Revival Tragic End Family Grief

What entities or persons were involved?

J. B. Do Remus Twelve Year Old Daughter

Where did it happen?

Willis Street, Paterson

Story Details

Key Persons

J. B. Do Remus Twelve Year Old Daughter

Location

Willis Street, Paterson

Event Date

Tuesday Of Last Week

Story Details

The girl was thought dead on Tuesday, prepared for Friday funeral; she revived Friday evening, embraced her father, then died for real.

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