Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Will They Escape "Creeping Death". Three victims of poison liquor epidemic which has claimed 31 lives in Mohawk Valley shown in isolation ward of hospital at Gloversville, N.Y., Jan. 30. several victims have died after being discharged from hospital apparently cured. Will these unnamed men survive of succumb is question yet to be answered.
Will They Escape "Creeping Death". Three victims of poison liquor epidemic which has claimed 31 lives in Mohawk Valley shown in isolation ward of hospital at Gloversville, N.Y., Jan. 30. several victims have died after being discharged from hospital apparently cured. Will these unnamed men survive of succumb is question yet to be answered.
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Will They Escape "Creeping Death". Three victims of poison liquor epidemic which has claimed 31 lives in Mohawk Valley shown in isolation ward of hospital at Gloversville, N.Y., Jan. 30. several victims have died after being discharged from hospital apparently cured. Will these unnamed men survive of succumb is question yet to be answered.

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