Four Die In Portland Fire Ravaging Row of Dwellings
Fire swept through a block bounded by Ninth East Tenth Washington and Stark streets in Portland. A warehouse owned by J J Cadderly fed the blaze which collapsed framing and underdraft conditions. About 25 people slept in the row. the first body was recovered after flames were checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ninth
East Tenth
Washington and
Stark Streets
J. J. Cadderly
Captain Griffiths Arrested in Oakland on Eve of Departure
Capt. Jos. Griffiths of the U S Army quartermasters corps was arrested at an Oakland residence on the eve of sailing to the antipodes. He faced charges of embezzling 8000 dollars from Puget Sound posts and the Seattle depot while acting as disbursing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffiths
Oakland
Antipodes
San Francisco
Jos. Griffiths
Quartermasters’ Corps
United States Army
Presidio
Puget Sound
Seattle
Wm. L. King
J. G. Graham
Australia
Arthur W. Yates
Transbay
Tahati
Col. Yates
Washington
Griffitha
Hugh J. Gallagher
Ft. Lawton
Big-Hearted Leo Kohn Returns to Former Home
Seattle bid farewell to Leo Kohn the man famed for a generous heart as he sailed to Vienna to visit relatives and recover from illness. A Bohemian immigrant who arrived in America 36 years ago, he is remembered for opening his doors to the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kohn
Seattle
Vienna
Austria
America
Bohemia
Tango for Hindu
A New York society dancing school offers Blue Funnel steamship passengers lessons in tango, maxixe and other dances. The Blue Funnel line serves Seattle to Europe via the Orient, carrying many Chinese Japanese and Hindu travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Funnel Steamship Line
New York School of Society
Blue Funnel
Seattle
Europe
Orient
Bank Robbery Suspect Identified in Aberdeen Hearing
Identified by bank bookkeeper A H Fleming, Arsyn eak Hodoff faced a preliminary hearing in Aberdeen for his alleged role in the March 28 Bank of Elma robbery. Hodoff, one of five accused, appeared before the superior court as the case moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Arsyneak Hodoff
Bank of
Elma
A. H. Fleming
Fight recall move seeks halt on recall election date
April 29. An injunction is sought in superior court to stop City Clerk C C Gilman from setting a date for a special election to recall Mayor Christianson and Commissioner Thompson from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
C. C. Gilman
Christianson
Thompson
Dentist Injured In Vulcanizer Blast In Baltimore
Dr. J. D. Ammenheuser, a Baltimore dentist, suffered serious injuries when a vulcanizer exploded while he prepared a set of false teeth. The blast also knocked out his own front teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J. D. Ammenheuser
Hopkinsville Clerk Injured By Friendly Hug
Circuit Clerk W. A. Radford in Hopkinsville Kentucky suffers a fractured rib after a friend hugged him from behind with excessive pressure. The incident occurred April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville, Ky
W. A. Radford
New Vera Cruz Governor Appointed From U S Law Field
Vera Cruz forms civil government today led by Governor R J Kerr a Chicago and Mexico City lawyer with Wm Buckle as administrator of justice and Charles H Stewart as treasurer Commander Stickney oversees port and customs. Troops remain aboard ships as the Firth brigade delayed. Admirals Badger Fletcher and Gen Funston meet shore officials amid threats from Huerta Zapata talks. 300 Americans still in city choose to stay or leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Rucker
Vera Cruz
Admiral Fletcher
R. J. Kerr
Chicago
Mexico City
Stickney
Wm. Buckle
Chas. H. Stewart
Firth Brigade
Bluejackets
Badger
Fletcher
Gen
Funston
Huerta
Zapata
Mexican Soldiers Dig 70-Foot Tunnel to Escape U S Stockade
Fifty seven Mexican soldiers confined at Fort Rosecrans escaped in a tunnel about 70 feet long from a tent to the quarantine station yard. Eleven were recaptured as border patrols tightened. About 600 prisoners fled after a border clash, while only 91 American troopers remained on guard due to patrol strengthening and a rainstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Ft. Rosecrans
Work of local opera artists lauded by club
The Seattle Commercial Club endorsed the Standard Grand Opera Co after successful shows of Faust and Carmen. Resolutions pledged ongoing support to make the feature a permanent institution. The club's financial statement showed a surplus and Otto A. Case, secretary, had his salary increased by 75 dollars a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Standard Grand Opera Co
Faust
Carmen
Otto A. Case
Army wife dies in Portland Brig Gen Anderson’s widow dies
Elizabeth Van Winkle Anderson aged 65 widow of Brig. Gen. Thomas McArthur Anderson retired and mother of Mrs. W. T. Patton of Seattle died in Portland yesterday following her long service as an Army wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Elizabeth van Winkle Anderson
W. T. Patton
Seattle
Thomas McArthur Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford -Upon-Aven
Wiigurs Ok Matiners
the Avenue
Teax Steinle
Mattie de
Bessie
Moore
The
Ford
Virginia
Drew & Co
Dolores D'Arado
Cleo Madison
Wilfred Lucas
Wallace Reid
Augustus Carney
Miss Ethel Peterson
White's
Mission Theatre
Northwest
Ethel Peterson
Fourth Avenue
Pike and
Union Streets
McCarron
Cherry ST
1St Ave
Pioneer Square
Hug
Bill Bryan
Mary Ann
Betty Muse
Oliver G. Wallace Organist
Binyon Optical CO
First Avenue
Seneca
U.S
U.S. Stockade
Grand Opera House
Paul
Azalla
Quasimodo
Victor Hugo
Billy Strong
Keiser
George
the Mutual Weekly
Washington State
Lister
State Commission
Frye & CO
U. S
Republic
Farl Shbriggs
City
A. F. Griffiths
Main
Q. A
Crown Cleaners
P.I, Bldg