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The Galion Inquirer
January 4, 1895

         WILL J. RYAN'S DEATH AND FUNERAL
         
      The death of WILL J. RYAN was sudden
    and unexpected.  He went to bed Sunday
    night, apparently in good health, and
    on Monday morning he was found to be
    dead.  The cause as given by the physician
    was fatty degeneration of the heart.
      The remains were brought from Chicago
    to this city on Erie train 8 Tuesday
    evening and taken to the residence of
    his mother-in-law, Mrs. M. BECK, on
    N. Columbus street.
      The funeral services were held Wed-
    nesday at 2 o'clock at St. Joseph's
    Catholic church, Rev. H. Kaempker
    officiating.
    
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