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| | 1906 Deaths..April |
 | | MASON EPTIEL, a furrier, who was employed in Manhattan and lived at 34 Second street, that borough, visited his brother yesterday afternoon at their mother's home, 589 Flushing avenue, to borrow $50 with which to purchase an engagement ring for his sweetheart. |
 | | Her husband, who is a foreman with the Fuller Construction Company, in Manhattan, said that the only reason for his wife taking her life was that she had never been able to accustom herself to urban life, and had suffered greatly from nostalgia. |
 | | The bullet intended for his wife when she refused to withdraw a complaint of abandonment she had made against him, inflicted a painful wound in the fleshy part of her arm, but she was not seriously enough hurt to be taken to the hospital. |
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