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Domestic News
July 13, 1903
The Evening World
New York, New York County, New York
What is this article about?
Nineteen-year-old Frank S. Rogers, brother of the wife of U.S. Consul-General Rublee, found dead in a Detroit barn with morphine in his pocket; suspected suicide with no known reason.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE DEAD IN A BARN.
Brother-in-Law of Consul-General Rublee Had Morphine in His Pocket.
DETROIT, July 13.-Frank S. Rogers, nineteen years old, a brother of Mrs. William A. Rublee, wife of United States Consul-General Rublee, at Vienna, was found dead in a barn at No. 1002 Fourth avenue here.
In his pocket was a small amount of morphine.
Young Rogers was a graduate of Wisconsin Military Academy.
His home was at Hancock, Mich., where his father is a well-known business man.
No reason is known why he should have committed suicide.
Brother-in-Law of Consul-General Rublee Had Morphine in His Pocket.
DETROIT, July 13.-Frank S. Rogers, nineteen years old, a brother of Mrs. William A. Rublee, wife of United States Consul-General Rublee, at Vienna, was found dead in a barn at No. 1002 Fourth avenue here.
In his pocket was a small amount of morphine.
Young Rogers was a graduate of Wisconsin Military Academy.
His home was at Hancock, Mich., where his father is a well-known business man.
No reason is known why he should have committed suicide.
What sub-type of article is it?
Death Or Funeral
What keywords are associated?
Frank Rogers
Suicide
Detroit
Morphine
Consul General Rublee
What entities or persons were involved?
Frank S. Rogers
Mrs. William A. Rublee
United States Consul General Rublee
Where did it happen?
Detroit
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Detroit
Event Date
July 13
Key Persons
Frank S. Rogers
Mrs. William A. Rublee
United States Consul General Rublee
Outcome
found dead in a barn with a small amount of morphine in his pocket; no reason known for suicide
Event Details
Frank S. Rogers, nineteen years old, a graduate of Wisconsin Military Academy from Hancock, Mich., was found dead in a barn at No. 1002 Fourth avenue in Detroit. He was a brother of Mrs. William A. Rublee, wife of United States Consul-General Rublee at Vienna.