W.T. BRODRICK
December 21, 1898
Arizona Republican Newspaper

Nogales was shocked last Monday evening by the intelligence that 
Will Brodrick was dead.  Ten minutes before his death he was in 
his usual health and at 7 o'clock was standing on the sidewalk 
talking and joking with some friends. Suddenly he was taken with 
severe pains in his heart and told his friends who wanted to call 
a carriage to convey him to his home on Nob Hill, that he could 
not go so far, and to take him to a room in the Nogales house, 
where he thought he would soon be himself again.  They did as Mr. 
Brodrick requested but instead of improving he became worse and 
in a few minutes died in terrible agony.

Mr. Brodrick had been troubled sometime with heart faliure and 
only a few days ago was overtaken by a severe attack but 
recovered and thought no more of it.

W.T. Brodrick for a long time was a conductor on the Sonora 
Railroad but resigned some time ago since which time he has 
been following his old career of painting.

He was a member of the Railway Conductors, the Wooodmen and Red 
Men which will take charge of the remains and will send them 
to his former home at Elkar, Indiana.

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