Statewide County AZ Archives Obituaries.....Bradley, John A.  1902
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Arizona Republican-May 23, 1902
John A. Bradley
May 23, 1902
Arizona Republican Newspaper

John A. Bradley came to his death undre mysterious 
circumstances on the roadside about three miles from 
the Tollman place near Tucson, says the Citizen.  His 
body was brought into this city and placed in Reilly 
and Hennesays undertaking parlors.  Coroner Wilson 
summoned a jury but in the absence of reliable 
information no findings were made.  The inquest was 
postponed until next Thursday morning at 11:30.

It appears from the autopsy that the deceased came to 
his death from a bruise on his head.  This and the fact 
that money which he carried was missed leads to the 
theory of foul play.  However, nothing reliable has 
yet been ascertained.  Officers are now out collecting 
evidence and summoning witnesses.

Mr. Bradley came to Tucson about three months ago and 
was admitted to practice in the district court.  He had 
an office with Smith and Ives in this city and made 
friends of all who met him.  His health was poor and 
he finally decided to go out to Tollman's ranch for 
a change. It was while returning to this city from 
the ranch that he met his untimely deaht.  His remains 
will be shipped to his home in Lee, Mass., in the 
morning.  It is the general impression that the man 
was murdered and the officers are making a thorough 
investigation.

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