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Detroit Free Press
Thursday, 3 March, 1881

         Judge DAVID D. O'DELL Drops Dead
         
         Special Dispatch to The Detroit Free Press
         
         St. Clair, March 2 - Judge DAVID D. O'DELL, a highly
       respected and prominent citizen of this city, dropped
       dead in Millikin's drug store this afternoon at half
       past 5. He has held the office of Justice of the Peace
       here for eighteen years, and held the same office at
       Marine City for ten years before coming here. He has
       also held the office of Collector of Customs of this
       port for fourteen years. He was a very prominent Free
       Mason. He was 73 years of age and his death was caused
       by the bursting of a blood vessel in the brain.
       
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