Ex HUSBAND 10 BURY LOUISE VERMEULE
Col Robert J Haire identifies the deceased as Louise Vermeule also known as Mrs John Van and Mrs Roberts who died of strychnine in her Riverside Drive apartment. Her ex husband Richard Roelofs in Cripple Creek orders burial and payment of bills. Col Haire recalls her long criminal and social travels through Philadelphia New York Cripple Creek and Europe.
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Col. Haire
Louise Vermeule
Roberts
Philadelphia
Catherine Tinsey
Richard Roelofs
Cripple Creek
Col
Richard
Colorado
New York
Windsor
Brooklyn
George W. Mears
Proudway Dry Goods
Question remains who is Louise Vermeuie Roelofs body identified
The Riverside Drive poison victim in New York may be buried by Union Trust Company of Philadelphia if identification proves her to be Mabel Tinley Roelofs known to the trust as Mrs Richard Roeloff. The trust company will investigate and may handle the funeral if she is their client under an assumed name.
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Roberts
John Win Ness Roberts
Union Trust Company
Philadelphia
Jamestown
S. D
Cripple Creek
Louise Vermeule
Prince Henry
Lysle
Francis L. Patten
Col
Haire
Stuyvesant Fish
Mrs. Roberts
Acritelli
Frederick Grant
Arthur Alfred Brooks
109 West
Forty-fifth Street
Yonkers
New York Times
Riverside Drive
New York
John van Ness Roberts
Louise Vermeuie
Mabel Tinley Roelofs
Trust Company
Richard Roéloff
Corey Meets Former Wife in Braddock Confidential Meeting
William Ellis Corey, president of United States Steel, met today at the Corey homestead with his former wife Laura Cook Corey, their son Alan, and Coreys’ parents. The gathering followed a breakfast for Corey in Pittsburgh and occurred amid reports that business papers necessitated the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Laura Cook Corey
Alan Corey
Alfred A. Corey
Corey
Hawkins Avenue
Braddock
Penn
Coreys
New York City
Union
Alan
Bainbridge
Wilkinsburg
Buchanan Farm
Chester County
Duquesne Club
Carnegie Steel Company
New York
Court Adviser Urges Militia to Wash Clean Linen
In Newark New Jersey Chief Justice Gummere advised the First Regiment of the National Guard to wash dirty linen within the armory. The remark followed Capt. William H. Camfield’s bid for a writ of certiorari to review Major Arthur H. McKie’s election. Gummere reserved decision.
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Gummere
Supreme Court
Newark
N. J
National Uard
William H. Camfield
Arthur H. McKie
Camfield
Lovejoy Foreclosure on Braddock Avenue Home
Fidelity Title and Trust files foreclosure against Francis T. F. Lovejoy for 75000 mortgage running since 1900. Once Carnegie associate and United States Steel magnate, Lovejoy built the Braddock Avenue residence dubbed Lovejoy's Folly, with costs reaching 285000 and the house unfinished.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Francis T. F. Lovejoy
Braddock Avenue
Lovejoy
Andrew Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Lovejoy’s Wealth and Ventures Highlight Pittsburg Legacy
The article details Lovejoy’s wealth from steel and stock holdings, a fifty thousand dollar garage, and plans for an eleven acre Squirrel Hill estate. It notes failed efforts to back a Western University building, ventures in autos with branches in London Paris New York, and attempts to win a Pittsburg subway franchise. It chronicles health, Colorado Springs residence, and a rise from telegraph operator to Carnegie Steel insider, retiring with millions and an estimated fortune of seven to seventy million dollars.
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Squirrel Hill
Dee
Altimore & Oni
Carnegie Steel Company
Andrew Carnesie
Carnaigie
Lovejoy
Steel Corporation
Williamson Found Guilty in Bribe Attempt Case
Findlay Ohio residents report Byron Williamson was convicted of attempting to bribe a juror to vote in favor of the Standard Oil Company conspiracy trial. The act involved offering Charles E Thompson a bribe of one dollar through Williamson’s wife.
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Findlay
Ohio
Byron Wiliamson
Standard Off
Williamson
Charles E. Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bury Louise Vermeule
Robert J. Haire
Lafayette Street
John van
Helen W. Tinley
Jacksonville
Fla
Edward Peterson
West Fiftyeighth Street
Katherine Roberts
Commie
W. E. Corey
Mr. Corey
Braddock, Penn
U. S. Steel Corporation
Son
Court
New Jersey
House
Carnegie
Herald Square
Broadway
34Th St
Panama
Princess House
Saks & Company
Esald Square
Isabelle
Fine
Hoskins
O. K
Other Sanitary
Leonard
Worth St
Rize
Dessa
Foskins
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