THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Kansas City, Missouri
Wednesday, January 24, 1900
Page 2
CAUSE OF DEATH A MYSTERY.
The Body of a Man Found in the Street
Identified as That of Dogobert Auinger.
The German who died Monday, at the Central police station, from internal injuries received in an unaccountable manner has been identified as Dogobert Auinger of 1907 North Eleventh street, Kansas City, Kansas.
He was a huckster and this morning three hucksters went to Stewart's undertaking establishment and identified the body. They said that Auinger left home Sunday night with only a few cents in change. He was found unconscious near the Wabash freight depot on St. Louis avenue. It is not known yet how he was injured. He was 34 years old and single. He came to Kansas City from Austria.
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From Missouri Record of Death Original:
Kansas City, Jackson County, #2829
• Aninger, Dagabert
• White
• Died: 22 Jan 1900
• Born: Austria
• Place of death: Police station
• Age: 34
• Single
• Male
• Cause of death: Injuries
• Reporting physician: J M Langsdale, deputy coroner
From cemetery records:
• Aninger, Dagabert
• Burial: 28 Jan 1900
• Undertaker: Stewart
• Burial Fee: $8
• Section 11.1 Row 4 Grave 41 (unmarked grave)
Kansas City, Missouri
Wednesday, January 24, 1900
Page 2
CAUSE OF DEATH A MYSTERY.
The Body of a Man Found in the Street
Identified as That of Dogobert Auinger.
The German who died Monday, at the Central police station, from internal injuries received in an unaccountable manner has been identified as Dogobert Auinger of 1907 North Eleventh street, Kansas City, Kansas.
He was a huckster and this morning three hucksters went to Stewart's undertaking establishment and identified the body. They said that Auinger left home Sunday night with only a few cents in change. He was found unconscious near the Wabash freight depot on St. Louis avenue. It is not known yet how he was injured. He was 34 years old and single. He came to Kansas City from Austria.
___
From Missouri Record of Death Original:
Kansas City, Jackson County, #2829
• Aninger, Dagabert
• White
• Died: 22 Jan 1900
• Born: Austria
• Place of death: Police station
• Age: 34
• Single
• Male
• Cause of death: Injuries
• Reporting physician: J M Langsdale, deputy coroner
From cemetery records:
• Aninger, Dagabert
• Burial: 28 Jan 1900
• Undertaker: Stewart
• Burial Fee: $8
• Section 11.1 Row 4 Grave 41 (unmarked grave)
THE KANSAS CITY STAR
Kansas City, Missouri
Wednesday, January 24, 1900
Page 2
CAUSE OF DEATH A MYSTERY.
The Body of a Man Found in the Street
Identified as That of Dogobert Auinger.
The German who died Monday, at the Central police station, from internal injuries received in an unaccountable manner has been identified as Dogobert Auinger of 1907 North Eleventh street, Kansas City, Kansas.
He was a huckster and this morning three hucksters went to Stewart's undertaking establishment and identified the body. They said that Auinger left home Sunday night with only a few cents in change. He was found unconscious near the Wabash freight depot on St. Louis avenue. It is not known yet how he was injured. He was 34 years old and single. He came to Kansas City from Austria.
___
From Missouri Record of Death Original:
Kansas City, Jackson County, #2829
• Aninger, Dagabert
• White
• Died: 22 Jan 1900
• Born: Austria
• Place of death: Police station
• Age: 34
• Single
• Male
• Cause of death: Injuries
• Reporting physician: J M Langsdale, deputy coroner
From cemetery records:
• Aninger, Dagabert
• Burial: 28 Jan 1900
• Undertaker: Stewart
• Burial Fee: $8
• Section 11.1 Row 4 Grave 41 (unmarked grave)
Kansas City, Missouri
Wednesday, January 24, 1900
Page 2
CAUSE OF DEATH A MYSTERY.
The Body of a Man Found in the Street
Identified as That of Dogobert Auinger.
The German who died Monday, at the Central police station, from internal injuries received in an unaccountable manner has been identified as Dogobert Auinger of 1907 North Eleventh street, Kansas City, Kansas.
He was a huckster and this morning three hucksters went to Stewart's undertaking establishment and identified the body. They said that Auinger left home Sunday night with only a few cents in change. He was found unconscious near the Wabash freight depot on St. Louis avenue. It is not known yet how he was injured. He was 34 years old and single. He came to Kansas City from Austria.
___
From Missouri Record of Death Original:
Kansas City, Jackson County, #2829
• Aninger, Dagabert
• White
• Died: 22 Jan 1900
• Born: Austria
• Place of death: Police station
• Age: 34
• Single
• Male
• Cause of death: Injuries
• Reporting physician: J M Langsdale, deputy coroner
From cemetery records:
• Aninger, Dagabert
• Burial: 28 Jan 1900
• Undertaker: Stewart
• Burial Fee: $8
• Section 11.1 Row 4 Grave 41 (unmarked grave)
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