THE DEVIL IN THE WHITE CITY Characters - Alphabetical
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FIRST NAME LAST NAME DESCRIPTION Herman Ackelow Remembered Children Jane Addams Urban Reformer Dankman Adler Architect Francis Agnew Contractor C. W.  Arnold Insurance Man Charles Dudley Arnold Photographer Charles Atwood Architect William Baker President of the Fair Myrta Z. Belknap From Minneapolis Lucy Belknap Myrta's daughter Johnathan Belknap Myrta's father Francis J. Bellamy Wrote Pledge of Allegiance Solon S, Beman Designed Mines Building Sol Bloom Algerian Village Alexander Bond Minnie signed the deed over Lizzie Borden Murderer George Bowman Holmes hired to kill worker W. W. Boyington Chicago Architect Peter Chardon Brooks III Commissioned to build Montauk Henry Van Brunt Architect invited to design fair Daniel Hudson Burnham Architect Worlds Fair 1893 Margaret Burnham Daniel's wife Daniel Burnham Burnham's youngest son Frank P.  Burnham Cold Storage Building H. S. Campbell Deedholder for Holmes Carrie Canning Pitezel's wife John L. Capen Physician Mrs. T. B.  Carse Pres. Temple Bldg. Asso. George B.  Chamberlin Collections Attorney Charles Chappell Machinist Ermine  Cigrand Kelly's injections Dr. and Mrs. Cigrand Relatives of Emaline Dr. Hervey Cleckley Author Grover Cleveland President of the United States Henry Sargeant Codman Landscape architect Phil Codman Friend of Olmstead's children Colonel William Cody Buffalo Bill Show Icilius "Ned"  Conner Holmes hired as a jewelry counter Julia Conner Ned's wife Pearl Conner Ned's 8-year-old daughter Gertrude Conner Ned's 18-year-old sister W. F.  Cooling Rec's card from Pendergast as Asst. James J. Corbett Beat John Sullivan boxer F. G.  Cowie Insurance Investigator Dewitt C. Cregier Chicago Mayor Mrs. Crowe Neighbor lady Alf Cuddy Detective to help, Toronto Charles  Anderson Dana New York Editor Clarence  Darrow Scientist C. E. Davis Managed the jewelry counter for Holmes George R. Davis Fair's Director - General L. E. Decker Ticket Seller E. Dehn Head Gardener Chauncey Depew President of New York Central Eugene Des American Railway Union Mike DeYoung Publisher of San Francisco Chronicle Elias Disney Had a display at Fair James Dredge Editor Engineering Magazine Theodore Dreiser American novelist James B. Eads Built a bridge over the Mississippi River STL Charles J. Eddy Top Official Reading Railroad Thomas Edison Wizard of Menlo Park Alexandre Gustave Eiffel Designed a tower in France Charles  Eliot Assistant helping Olmstead Captain Horace Elliott Englewood police James Ellsworth One of the Fair Board Dr. Leslie Enraught Gold's cure for alcoholism   Erickson Druggist sold the store to Holmes Infanta Eulalia Royalty Geo. Washington  Ferris Invented the Ferris Wheel A. A.  Frazier Architect Lyman Gage President of the exposition W. E. Gary Fidelity Mutual Insurance W. E. Gary Fidelity Mutual Insurance Dion Geraldine Construction superintendent Frank Geyer Detective Frank Geyer Detective Flora Ginty Sent in a door sample Samuel Gompers Union man Abraham Gottlieb Chief Structural Engineer George S. Graham Philadelphia District Attorney W, F,  Gronan Inspector Charles Guiteau Assassinated President Garfield Mary Hanson Harrison's maid Carter Henry Harrison Former Chicago Mayor Sophie Harrison Harrison's daughter Preston Harrison Harrison's son Julian Hawthorne Son of Nathaniel Sophia Hayden Designed Women's Building D. S. Hayes Landlord of Holmes Laura Hayes Private Secretary Ben Hecht Journalist J. W.  Highleyman Vanished Adelaide Hollingsworth Columbia Cook Book H. H.  Holmes 8-86 Chicago Train Station Mrs. Holton Pharmacy owner's wife Henry Mansfield Howard AKA Holmes Annie Howard ex-Mayor Harrison to marry Cephas Humphrey Transporter Richard M. Hunt Architect invited to design fair Robert Hunt Engineer Edward T. Jefferey Chairman, Grounds and Bldg. Comm. William Jenny Architect Rudyard Kipling British writer Robert Koch Bacteriologist Robert Latimer Gatekeeper Dr. Lawrence Moved into Holmes' building Mrs. H. B.  Lewis Named the city of Englewood Paul Lindau Author and publisher Clara A. Lovering Fiance of Mudgett Benton T. Lyman Signed the Deed over to William S.  MacHarg Sanitary Engineer Edgar Lee  Majors Chicago Attorney John Maxwell St. Louis Globe-Democrat Chicago May Madam in Chicago Major R. W.  McClaughry Criminal ID system J. B.  McComber Toboggan to other cities J. E.  McElroy Hygeia Mineral Springs Co. Charles McKim Architect invited to design fair Sarah McKim Charles McKim's mother William R. Mead Architect Francis Millet Painter Harriet Monroe Poet friend of Mary Walker Fannie Moore Young visitor from Memphis Elvet Moorman Helped Holmes set up the stove J.P. Morgan General Electric Co. Herman Webster Mudgtt Given name of H. H. Holmes James Fullerton  Muirhead Author and Guidebook Edward W. Murphy Fire Marshal John Oker Landlord in Chicago Frederick Law Olmstead Wizard of Central Park Andrew Onderdonk Engineer Della  Otis Margaret's friend Elisha Graves Otis Invented the elevator auto-stop Bertha Honore Palmer Board of Lady Managers Louis Pasteur Bacteriologist Robert  Peabody Architect invited to design fair Fernando W. Peck Proposed an auditorium Patrick Eugene J. Pendergast Messenger Benjamin Pitezel Carpenter - friend of Holmes George B. Post Architect invited to design fair William Pretyman Director of Color Frederick Putnam Harvard Professor Patrick Quinlan Building Caretaker Chief Rain in the Face Sioux Chief Henry Rayner Doctor who treated Olmstead Colonel Edmund Rice Columbian Guard Luther V. Rice Engineer David Richards Indianapolis detective to help Jacob Riis Housing Critic C. F.  Ritchel Rising Towers Mrs. Luclle Rodney Walked from Galveston John Augustus Roebling Built the Brooklyn Bridge Theodore Roosevelt Boone and Crocket Club John Wellborn  Root Architect John Schnooks Cinncinati detective to help Lieutenant Mason A. Schufelt Army Officer Montgomery Schuyler Architectural critic Edward Sharkland Engineer John B.  Sherman Supt. Union Stock Yards Upton Sinclair American author Augustus  St. Gaudens American sculptor Elizabeth Cady Stanton Leader Women's Rights Paul Starett Built Empire State Bldg. William Stead Author Herbert Stead Newspaperman Lincoln Steffens Journalist Evelyn Stewart Disappeared   Strowers Laundress w/insurance policy Louis Sullivan Key architect in development Thomas Talmadge Architect and critic Nikola Tesla Patent Holder Theodore Thomas Conductor of Chicago Symphony Jennie Thompson Disappeared George Francis Train Citizen Train A. S.  Trude Lawyer Horace Tucker Chief of Admissions Rudolph Ulrich Landscape Superintendant Octave Uzanne French editor Calvert Vaux Designed Central Park with Olmstead John  Walker President of the Yards Mary  Walker John Walker's daughter Aaron Montgomery Ward Mail Order Company Hempstead  Washburne Republican Mayor Col. Henry  Waterson Spoke at Dedication W. H.  Wathen Head of Kentucky Medical College Carrie Watson Madam Max Weber Socialist George Westinghouse Company Owner Candace  Wheeler Designer Sara White Reserved young lady Peter Wight Architect Mrs. Francis E. Willard President of the Union Minnie R. Williams Secretary Anna Williams Minnie's sister Frank Lloyd Wright Fired for working on own projects Walter Wyckoff Princeton professor Georgiana Yoke Holmes' new friend Margaret   John Sherman's daughter Dora   Harriet Monroe's sister Levi   Mudgett's father Tom   Mutgett's childhood friend Debbie   Pitezel's daughter Alice   Pitezel's daughter Nellie   Pitezel's daughter Howard   Pitezel's son Jack the Ripper   Killed Mary Kelley Aunt Nettie   Harriett Monroe's Aunt R.T.E.   Shoved off in a car on a cable Mueller   First 4 Deaths of the Fair Jansen   First 4 Deaths of the Fair Allard   First 4 Deaths of the Fair Algeer   First 4 Deaths of the Fair Marion   Olmstead's daughter Rick   Olmstead's son John   Olmstead's eldest son Archie   Algerian bodyguard Phacisian   Disappeared Kraus   Corporation Counsel. Martha   Geyer's wife. Esther    Geyer's wife.