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Story February 7, 1902

The Monticellonian

Monticello, Drew County, Arkansas

What is this article about?

The identity of a middle-aged woman who suicided in Stockton is revealed as Mrs. Hammond Moore, widow of Confederate Col. Hammond Moore of New York. She had just completed a world tour from Guatemala to San Francisco.

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IDENTITY OF A SUICIDE,

She Proves to Have Been the Widow of Col. Hammond Moore, of New York City.

San Francisco, Feb. 4.—The identity of a middle-aged, richly-dressed woman who committed suicide in Stockton, on Friday night, has been established by friends in this city. She was Mrs. Hammond Moore, of New York city, the widow of Col. Hammond Moore, an officer of the confederate army, who settled in New York shortly after the civil war. She came to San Francisco from Guatemala, last May, in the course of a tour around the world, which she began three years ago and which had just been concluded. The cause of her suicide is unknown.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography Tragedy

What themes does it cover?

Tragedy Misfortune

What keywords are associated?

Suicide Identity Widow Confederate Officer World Tour

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Hammond Moore Col. Hammond Moore

Where did it happen?

Stockton, San Francisco, New York City, Guatemala

Story Details

Key Persons

Mrs. Hammond Moore Col. Hammond Moore

Location

Stockton, San Francisco, New York City, Guatemala

Event Date

Friday Night, Feb. 4

Story Details

A middle-aged woman who committed suicide in Stockton is identified as Mrs. Hammond Moore, widow of Confederate officer Col. Hammond Moore. She had recently completed a three-year world tour, arriving in San Francisco from Guatemala last May. Cause unknown.

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