Death of Dr Cappe Prominent Fort Worth Physician
Dr Cappe, aged about 100, a leading Fort Worth physician and founder of the Fort Worth Medical College, died suddenly Friday at his home after a brief illness. He studied in Philadelphia and New York and began practice in Fort Worth decades ago, leaving a long career in local medicine.
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