Dismembered bodies spark Lake County murder theory
A coroner questions the identity of a buried man found yesterday claiming a key suspect, Andrew Helgelein, may be misidentified. Forensic notes describe expert-level dismemberment, non-embalming preservation, and a possible link to Mrs. Guinness. The case widens to past farm incidents and Mrs Guinness’s family.
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Iola
Budsberg
Helgelein
Ody
Andrew Helgelein
A. K. Helgelein
Andrew
Guinness
J. H. Meyer
Helge Ein
la Porte
Chicago
Myrtle
Ac & Nephew
Jelle Wan
Highlands
Olson
Curcaco
Peter M. Hoffman
Laporte
Ind
Max Sorenson
Bella Guinness
Austin
Hoffman
Yan Oe
Mrs Sage May Gift to Restore City Hall Landmark
New York may 6 Mrs Russell Sage reportedly plans a gift to the city to restore city hall from top to bottom to its original condition. She already donated 25000 to restore the governor's room, a sight of the city. Experts estimate full interior restoration could cost about four million dollars while exterior remains as is.
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New York
Russell Sage
City Hall
Water appraisers named for Kansas City water plant condemnation
Judge McCabe Moore appoints Marry Darby PW Goebel and C W Shepherd to condemn the Metropolitan Water Company plant in Kansas City Kansas. No time limit set for meetings. report of appraisement due within twenty days after the last meeting. Commission members are prominent local figures and may hire experts as needed.
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Marry Darby
PW. Goebel
C. W. Shepherd
McCabe Moore
District Court of
Wyandotte County
Metropolitan Water Company
Kansas City
Kas
Moore
H. L. Alden
Harry Darby
P. W. Goebel
Commercial National Bank
The
Kansas Trust Company
Citizens State Saving Bank
Citizens’ Committee
Water Company
O. W. Shepherd
Husted
Sixth Street
Minnesota Avenue
Wyandotte
Recital by Miss Alee Barbee in Kansas City Auditorium
Miss Alee Barbee renowned in Kansas City and beyond will present a demanding program at the Conservatory of Music on Eleventh and Oak. The recital includes Autumn, The Love Letter, Farewell Ye Hills, Tschaikowsky Years at the Spring, and other violin works, with notable patrons listed among attendees. Also announced are Independence High School class of 1908 graduates led by Principal George Bryant, naming Helen Adams, Ruby DeWitt, Marguerite Fox, Carrie Hill, and others.
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Alee Barbee
Kansas City
Conservatory of Music
Eleventh
Oak Streets
Miss Barbee
Jeanne d'Arc
Tschaikowsky
Jancois Bouche
Bambury
J. F. Muck
Helen James Dun
Louise M Lap
Eed
Carlha
Can Ach
J. VY
Ken Mee
Igen
M. Spofford
Louis Ronenfield
Join W. Jenking
Saews Hildach
Chopin-Sarasate Vi
Sarafes
Hee
Wieniawské
Independence High School
George
Bryant
Helen Adams
Ruby DeWitt
Marguerite Elizabeth Fox
Carrie Elizabeth Hill
Marguerite Kerr
Pearl Marie Jolley
Imo
Iona Jones
Maude Layland
Elizabeth Irene Leas
Ina Annice Munk
Mabel Mills
Eunice Lee Norfleet
Natalie Ott
Helen Palmer
Maude Crystal Pointer
Florence Mabel Pointer
Helen Marr Sea
May Weatherford
Georgia Taylor
Tessie Watson
Ethel Staples
LaVergne Bryson
Claude Cushna
Edward Duncan
J. Hanley
Procter Kerr
William Samuel Palmer
E. C. Robinson
Roger Sermon
William S. Whitford
City Briefs: Fatalities and Notables in Kansas City
Harry Jeardoe, 19, died this morning at 1106 Troost Ave. Funeral services are planned for Mrs. N. L. Robinson at 2 PM tomorrow at 1111 Myrtle Ave with burial in Mount Washington cemetery. Samuel B. Lasley will have services at 2 PM tomorrow at 244 North Mill St, burial in Quindaro cemetery. Essie M. Lewis, 21, died at her parents home 2564 Cissna Ave Kansas City Kansas. funeral at 2 PM tomorrow and burial in Woodlawn cemetery. Also noted are visits by Armour Co. associate counsel R. W. Shauman and Missouri Pacific GM A. W. Sullivan, plus a postponed lecture by Rev. George P. Poe at Grandview Park church due to storm.
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Harry Jeardoe
Troost Avenue
R. W. Shauman
Chicago
Armour Co
Baltimore
A. W. Sullivan
Missouri Pacific Railway
Kansas City
F. R. Scofield
Scofield
Cleveland
Myrtle Avenue
Mount Washington Cemetery
Samuel B. Lasley
Peptes
Power Hospital
North Mill Street
Quindaro Cemetery
George P. Poe
Holy Land
Grandview Park Presbyterian Church
Kas
Essie M. Lewis
George W. Murphy
Cissna Avenue
Woodlawn Cemetery
City appoints many subordinates in mayor’s offices
Mayor Crittenden releases a list of appointments across departments including Street, Repair, Buildings, Electrician, levator, Workhouse, and City Engineer, naming inspectors, foremen, clerks, and guards. Notably Theodore Fish, J C Ludlow, and Charles Connolly remain in holdover roles as no replacements were named.
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Crittendess
Street Department
James Gilwee
Milton Dayton
Bta
Robert Stetler
Oremen
Lee Smith
Mason
Herman Walkeshorst
Carpenter
John S. Brown
Joseph Reardon
Dapariwingt
Fe Bolifatr
Don Murphy, Jr
John Scanton
Clerka
Andrew Forrester
William Teefey
Matt Shinnick
George Nelson
George Nanfield
Edward Husaphrey
John Patterson
Dennis Reardon
John Saborino
Edward Rinpell
Patrick Quinn
Martin Kelly
Robert E. Boyd
J. W. Casey
Willian Moree
H. E. Connell
Board of
Fee Works
Theodore Fish
J. C. Ludlow
Charles Connelly
Connecticut Republicans Back Taft at State Convention
Connecticut GOP delegates majority to Chicago pledged for William H. Taft for president. First and Third districts opposed instruction, while Second and Fourth supported Taft. Platform praises Roosevelt for cleaner politics and prudent foreign policy, seeks tariff revision and protests monopolistic commissions. Taft as sole nominee target per convention directive.
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Hartrord
Conn
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Chicago
William H. Taft
Taft
Ohio
Taft and Fairbanks Set To Contest Republican Convention
Friends of the Secretary in Louisville report Taft supporters plan a solid Taft delegation to Chicago while Fairbanks delegates advocate contests. A two day convention could form if many contests go to committees. Fairbanks delegates to the Fifth district pulled out and nominated N C Cureton for Congress with Walter Glover and Joseph Conkling as Chicago delegates. Taft side nominated R C Kinkead for Congress and named Morris Belknap and Andrew Cowan as Chicago delegates.
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Louisvillle
Taft
Fairbanks
Chicago
N. C. Cureton
Congress
Walter FE
Glover
Joseph E. Conkling
R. C. Kinkead
Morris B. Belknap
Andrew Cowan
Republican state convention opens in Bramingham
The Republican state convention began at noon in Bramingham with a large attendance. J. O. Thompson, state chairman, called the meeting to order at the armory of the city hall, which was elaborately decorated. A large Taft photo hung over the speaker's stand as Thompson praised the party and Roosevelt's administration and Secretary Taft. W. R. Fairly, Alabama member of the United Mine Workers national executive board, was introduced as temporary chairman.
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Bramingham
Ata
J. O. Thompson
Taft
Thompson
Roosevelt
W. R. Fairly
Alabama
United Mine Workers’ National Executive Board
Ex Army Lieutenant Martin Charged With Pawnbroker Murder
Port land Oregon reports Edward H. Martin ex West Point lieutenant and armor plate expert was arrested on a murder charge in Port land tied to Nathan Wolff pawnbroker s killing. Prosecution relies on circumstantial evidence and a confession by his wife Tessie Griffin.
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PortiaNo
Ont
Edward Hugh Martin
Hugh Martin
New York City
West Point
Sandy Hook
Nathan Wolff
Artin
Martin
Tessie Griffin
Syracuse
N. Y
John Manning
New York
Edward H. Martin
Portland
Ore
Gussie McKee
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North Elizabeth Street
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Mary Rowe
Marian Howes
Marie Scithern
Katharine Marsh
Ruth Flower
Sherman Hall
Beatrice Mackenzie
Edward Karnes
Elizabeth Bowersock
John Gregory
Martha Stout
Lo Fennelly
Ian Downing
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Frances Fennelly
Ohn Rowe
Gertrude Haff
Morrison Munford
W. H. Williams
Orange, N. J
Paris
Presley
Je Sapp
St. Joseph
Tapp
C. A. Kessler
Hannah Boyle
Chattanooga
Ehn
Samuel C. Lee
Forest Avenue
Fennetta Sargent Haskell
St. Louis
J. M. Singleton
East Armour Boulevard
Haskell
Mrs. Singleton
Athenaeum
Hundhleon
E. C. Gates
Michigan Avenue
Painesville
Kansas City Musical Club
Morton
George Dugan
Georgia Dugan
George Edward Green
Haddon Hall
Bedford
M. R. Chesney
Josephine
Excelsior Springs
Mathilde Rothfuss
R. W. Bartholomew
Evanston
Fort Scott
Mr. Watkins
Episcopal’ Church
A. O. Thompson
Bartholomew
W. H. Condit
Weston, Mo
Roy Seaton
Atchison, Kas
Miss Amiete
Weston
Mrs. Sage
Kansas City, Kas
Worn Darby
Missouri Roller
Goebel
Wational Dank
Shepherd
Allee Barbee
Kentucky
Wipe
Gordon & Koppel
Vely Dry
John Taylor Dry Landsco
Forth
Main Street
House of Taylor
Bargain Square
Amstel
Simon
Wayne
Walnut Street
ERR Bros. & Garvey
ALL Paper CO
Cha'uetan
McGee
Foo
Olf Kellman
Maine
Pranes
DeSac
Carter
L. L. Humphrey
Williames
Davis Hendavhe
Pinkham
Mennsn
Abe
Tae
Mie
Chickering
Chickering & Sons
Grand Avenue
Rocker
cAwerr'co
Tesiocn
Hill Crest
Main ST. Hones
Oopene
Hacholler Foster
Yank W. BF. Smith Jewelry Co
Tent Tenth St
T. C. Cramer
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