Episode 13 A History of Loss

* Niles Benhorn, husband of a Mary Fryer, potentially the one who wrote the Local Legends and lore book, and father of 3, disappeared in 1922
	+ he was found 3 days later in a trench he dug in the forest west of Weeping Cedars, looking east
	+ he shot at the two sheriffs who found him, killing one and injuring the other
	+ he shouted "Stand where you are, Neehovnick"
	+ this story is in Under The Shaded Cedars
* Anna Haller
	+ Body was found in 1888
* Clive Tullerson
	+ probably killed by a xenophobic mob
	+ a latin teacher
* Sergei Dolorov
	+ killed by the same mob in 1946
* Seasons Greetings
	+ located on Djavulen and Main
	+ used to be Saggio's Drugs, built in 1882
* in may 1907 Clive Tullerson and Samuel Whitmore fought
	+ Whitmore was rude to a woman in the street
	+ Joseph Haller interrupted the fight
* Journal of Terrance Haller
	+ Anna is significantly smarter than the two Haller boys
	+ Anna spoke to Johannes Gelling
	+ Johannes offered to tutor Anna
	+ it was agreed that Johannes and Anna would be betrothed as soon as she turned 18 and Johannes would get an engineering program to accept her into it
* Journal of Gelling, two months before Anna's death
	+ Johannes and Anna went to the Ikandaset
	+ Anna worried about "powers greater than these"
	+ Anna spoke of a destroyer, and not the christian Devil
* Gelling traveled between New York, Berlin, and St Petersburg many times after Anna's death
* Gelling met Viktoriya Nikolaev in 1898 and married her in 1899
	+ They had three sons
* Gelling died in 1941
* Viktoriya lost contact with her friends and family back home
	+ Father Mikhail Dolorov was one of them, and after the Russian Revolution sent his son Sergei to live with her in 1946
* Two Albanian refugees came to Weeping Cedars as well, and they were under protection of Carlyle Johannsen
* in December of 1946, all three refugees were killed in Schoolhouse park
* The Community Circle was a movement in the 1870s that insisted new families should only be allowed in with approval
	+ in 1886 there was a rally against foreigners
	+ A speech with similar sentiments was given by then mayor Robert Kunicki in 1907
		- there were no asian residents at the time, so this was mostly fearmongering
	+ in 1908 Joseph Haller asked Clive Tullerson to travel to europe to get some texts to enrich Weeping Cedars cultural awareness
		- returned 6 months later
		- a medieval text from a monastery was one of them
	+ The Dutch Club is the Green Hills Society's meeting house
		- was commissioned by Clive Tullerson
	+ December 1946
		- Clive Tullerson was lighting the lamps along Djavulen Avenue
		- Clive was killed somewhere between 10 and midnight
		- the three immigrants were found in Schoolhouse park, set up head to toe
		- witnesses saw either 6 or 7 walking through town
			* they were seen on both Chamber Street and Glenwood road, neither of which are near Schoolhouse park and are not both needed to get there
			* no mention of the murders except for in Under The Shaded Cedars
	+ Anna Haller's death
		- all of this info found in Under The Shaded Cedars
			* Kathryn Goodman's source was a book called Weeping Cedars From 1742 to the Present, which is currently not findable
		- she was found outside Gleason's Cabin
		- no marks of violence
		- no suspects were found
		- a private investigator was brought in in 1910