1919 Henry Holz Hanging Suicide Announcement Print Clipping - Braddock Hotel 2350 Eighth Avenue New York City - The Henry Holz Embroidery Works 434 East 165th Street New York - Progressive Era - Ready For Framing

Antique Original 1919 Henry Holz Hanging Suicide Announcement Print Clipping - Braddock Hotel 2350 Eighth Avenue New York City - The Henry Holz Embroidery Works 434 East 165th Street New York - Progressive Era - Ready For Framing

A Historical Record Of The July 1919 Suicide Of Henry Holz, A Forty-Five-Year-Old Manufacturer Of Swiss (Schiffli) Embroideries (The Henry Holz Embroidery Works), Within The Braddock Hotel Located At 2350 Eighth Avenue, New York City. The Print Clipping Details How Holz Registered Under The Alias H. Halher On July 3 Before Being Discovered By A Hotel Clerk Hanging From A Transom In His Room. Primary Source Evidence Includes His Residential Address At 180 Edgecombe Avenue And His Embroidery Factory At 434 East 165th Street. The Documentation Includes Testimony From Mrs. Holz Regarding Her Husband’s Prior Ill Health And Threats To End His Life, Providing A Specific Case Study Of Mental Health And Industrial Business Ownership In Early Twentieth-Century Harlem And The Bronx.

In Very Good Antique Condition – Trimmed Edges, Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Clipping. Measures Approx. 6-1/2" Wide by 3/4" Tall.

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