Died Aiding Sick Child
21 October 1902 · The New York Times (New York, New York)
Citation: "Died Aiding Sick Child," The New York Times (New York, New York), 21 October 1902, p. 9; image, Newspapers.com (clipping by mattjameswade, 6 July 2019).
Transcription
DIED AIDING SICK CHILD.
Dr. James D. Wade, one of the best-known practitioners of Williamsburg, who lived at 252 South Ninth Street, died suddenly from heart disease late on Sunday night while prescribing for a sick child of Charles Eaton, at 736 Wythe Avenue.
It is thought that the physician's sudden death was hastened by learning of the death on Sunday afternoon of his friend Dr. Thomas G. Underwood of 520 Bedford Avenue. A widow and son survive Dr. Wade.
What it says, against the tree
| Person | Fact | Document says | Tree says | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| James Duncan Wade | Death | Late Sunday night (19 Oct 1902), heart disease, at 736 Wythe Ave, while treating a sick child | 19 Oct 1902 | agrees |