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George Burdette Lee

George Burdette Lee

The following article was found in the June 21, 1917, Lowell Tribune on page 1, column 5:
    The sudden death of Geo. Burdette Lee was the cause of considerable com[ment] in this community on account of his previous good health and the short time of his last illness. Because of the doubt existing in the minds of some, the stomach and contents were removed at the post- Mortem and sent it to the Columbus Laboratories, Chicago, for examination. A report recently received from the laboratory confirms our previous belief that no poison would be found. Test for all acids and poison, including Strychnine, were absolutely negative. The cause of death was Tetany. This statement is made that the reputation of the deceased may suffer no injustice.

    J.W. Iddings, M.D.
    Deputy Coronor


Last updated on April 17, 2003.

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