Man Ends Life After Arctic Romance From Vancouver to Los Angeles
Victoria reports Wm. Hens a Dominion Union Telegraph operator near the Arctic circle died of morphine overdose. He left his fortune to Flora Franklin of a Los Angeles convent in a codicil to his will. He had become obsessed after a long romance that began in Vancouver, with power over him and a fear of losing her driving his isolation. The tale links a northern outpost, a copper line to Vancouver, and a life of secrecy.
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Victoria
B.C
Wm. Hens
Dominion Ulion Telegraph Company
Arctic Circle
Los Angeles
Heine
Flora Franklin
Heiny
Ro Franklin
Vancouver
Heinz
Obedi
Tilllicum Club Initiation and Local Dance Notices
Hall at 2719 Jackson Street hosts a series of events in April including a dance party on April 8 a white party on April 22 and a Hard Times Dance on April 20 Invitations have been issued for these events Also ongoing are initiation ceremonies for new Tillicum Club members on intervening Wednesdays Meeting details include Mrs J B Cutton at 1018 Beacon Street W McNamara Culver and Mrs Ellen M McNamara of Dun_genens Washington Married Tuesday afternoon in Notel Antlers parlors were Mr and Mrs Culver with Rev F L Forbes officiating The couple then took a short trip to Portland Other items note Ladies Literary Club gathering and Schubert Club event preparations for an upcoming meeting.
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Jackson St
Columbia College Music Program Includes Young Violinist Debut
The May program at Columbia College of Music features Charles Kh. Tup per a young violinist from Hoeten with studies in Leipzig and Vienna. The Schubert club holds Tuesday rehearsals at Columbia College Music Recital Hall for Dorcas and The Linden Tree to be sung at the June concert. Renowned artists will participate in the concert.
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Columbia College of Muale
Walter Knapp Guilty Verdict In Chauncey Wright’s Restaurant Case
Walter Knapp, formerly night manager of Chauncey Wright’s restaurant, was found guilty in a police case. The trial exposed management flaws and related conduct inside the dining establishment.
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Walter Knapp
Chauncey Wright's Restaurant
Court yesterday fines for petty larceny in employer robbery
A defendant was convicted yesterday of petty larceny for robbing his employer and was fined 9 dollars and 10 cents.
Georgetown man charged after passing bad checks
Walter Brand of Georgetown turned in a bundle of worthless checks to police headquarters last night. The man who cashed them identified himself as Francis Wilder an actor. Wilder formerly worked at a local vaudeville house and was discharged after mistreating others.
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Walter Brand
Georgetown
Francis Wilder
Wiltler
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