Edward Halloran
 

Cincinnati Enquirer, 6 September 1910, page 11

NEWPORT DEATH


Edward P Halloran died yesterday of paralysis, super induced by an attack of typhoid fever. He was stricken with the fever a few days ago and the disease affected his brain, finally resulting in paralysis.

He had been a postal clerk in the Newport Post office for a number of years. He was 32 years of age and is a son of John P Halloran, former Waterworks and Courthouse Commissioner. He is survived by a widow and one child. The remains were removed from his late home, Park avenue, near Eighth, to the residence of his father on East Third street.

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Cincinnati Enquirer, 7 September 1910, page 11

NEWPORT

The clerks and carriers and other employees of the Newport Post office met yesterday and adopted resolutions on the death of Edward P Halloran. They will select four pall bearers for the funeral, which will be held tomorrow morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment will be at St Stephen Cemetery.

 

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