Arrested man identified as New York murder suspect in Portland
William Hooper Young, sought for the murder of Mrs Palliser in New York, was arrested in Derby Connecticut and identified by detectives from New York. He denied the crime and will be taken to New York tonight. Local notes report his Portland ties and Bible study in brief background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Conn
Edwarde
Portland
William Hooper Young
New York
Young
Bawards
Hooper Young
Tie
Beatle
Court News
Saerro
Roosevelt at Detroit Opened Veterans Reunion Parade
President Roosevelt attended the opening exercises of the Spanish American War veterans reunion in Detroit. He praised the U S record in four years since the war and cited faults of some soldiers while noting pride in the nation’s actions. He escorted Clara Horton to a seat and a Michigan war medal was presented. In the afternoon he reviewed a massive parade featuring Canadian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Roosevelt
Philippines
Clara Horton
Biles
Michigan
Eureka Grounds Eureka Grounds Goes Ashore At Point Lobos
The steam ship Eureka from California and Mexican ports ran aground Aug. 15 in Gulf of California and remained beached for 35 hours. Captain O Brien said no cargo was left behind and the vessel was floated off at flood tide. She will be hauled for repairs to tighten bolts and assess damage. The beach was shallow and the land only about five feet above water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thene Navigation Co
Eureka
California
Mexican
Gulf of Callera
Jas Nether
O'Brien
Count Valx Seeks Mediterranean Cross by Airship
Paris reports Count Valx plans another Mediterranean crossing in an airship. He ascended Mount Palavas this morning and will launch the flight assisted by the torpedo-boat destroyer Epee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Valx
Mediterranean
Palavas
Epee
Robbery Report From Mount Vernon Involving Cantlin
Richard Cantlin of Mount Vernon reports to police that he was robbed of 4385 dollars last night after visiting a dance hall. He recalls little of the evening, noting a time-check for 400 dollars and 46 in cash missing from his pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cantlin
Mount Vernon
Cantlin
Sharkey Is Found Reasonable By Inquest Jury
New York September 22. The coroner’s jury in the Fish inquest returned a verdict that Sharkey acted reasonably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sharkey
Dance hall licensing debate targets tenderloin area
Chairman Kistler unveils a bill to license variety theaters and dance halls at 2000 dollars plus a separate 1000 dollar bar license, raising annual fees to 2000 dollars. Eleven licenses now outstanding will shift below Jackson Street under the measure, triggering fierce opposition from resort operators and concerns over graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Halle
Kistler
Police, License and Revenue Committee
Jackson Street
Blackchapel
John Considine
Kietler
Halle
Claim Filed For Damages In Weller Street Improvement
Henry Hoege filed a claim with the city council seeking 600 dollars for damages alleged to have been sustained on his property due to the Weller Street improvement. Dancing classes taught by Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall on Monday and Friday evenings. private lessons available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoege
Weller Street
Wilson
Ranke Hall
Prilessons
Schoolboy Drunken Incident Leads to Quiet Inquiry
James Murray a 11 year old boy was found in a drunken state in the city and taken to the police headquarter where he was held overnight. He received a severe admonition and was released in the morning. Police say they have information that may identify the person who supplied the liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray
Hubbard
Murray
Mayors Meeting Backs Striking Coal Miners
In Detroit Rep 22 Mayor presided over a meeting to express sympathy with the anthracite miners strike. Gov. Hike spoke and started a fundraiser with 75 dollars. The overall subscriptions reached 1000 dollars, sent today. Rev Joan McDowell attacked J Morgan, blaming him for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Maybury
Yeaterday
Hike
Joan McDowell
J. Morgan
Practice Shooting At Tamaqua Coal Yard
Tamaqua Sept 22 The expected break in the strike ranks did not occur this morning as strikers and guards exchanged shots at the Greenwood colliery forenoon. No one reported wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Greenwood
Schools to Close in Branton Over Coal Shortage
Branton on September 22 reports city public schools will close within days due to severe cold and coal shortage. The school board head, also district president of the Mineworkers union, sought coal at union rates with union miners hire, but the request was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcranton
Mineworkers Union
T School
Catholic Protest in Evansville Over Philippine Friars Issue
At a National German Roman Catholic society session in Evansville Indiana on September 22 a memorial to President Roosevelt was presented opposing the proposed settlement of the Philippine friars question and the expulsion of the friars. J A Matt of St Paul argued that separating church and state would undermine Catholic efforts to civilize the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Roman Catholic Society
Roornevelt
Sgalinet
J. A. Matt
St. Paul
Death toll update from Birmingham church tragedy
Birmingham September 22 revised death list reports one death from Friday night church incident, no new fatalities. Forty people were buried yesterday and fifty more services planned today as citizens raise a burial fund of seven hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirmingham
Henderson faction dominates convention as Pickett and Court withdraw
Des Moines Sept 22 The withdrawal of Pickett and Court from the congressional race to succeed Speaker Menderson ensures Henderson adherents will dominate Thursday's convention. Cummins tariff views left Guy Cummins without allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Pickett
Courtright
Menderson
Henderson Adherenta
Guy. Cummins
Murderous assault on Jap man in Beatrice lowers town
Hashida, a Japanese man, was attacked early in the morning with a rifle barrel. He sustained serious head injuries and may die. Police Hubbard and Wilson arrested the suspect, amid tension after a Japanese newspaper plant raid. Authorities suspect a secretive Japanese gang enforcing tolls in the Beatrice colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hashida
Hubbard and Wilson
Csty Ja
Beatrice Colony
Mine Explosion Kills Four Men at Stafford Mine
An explosion at the Stafford mine in Fairmont West Virginia at 9 this morning killed four men and fatally wounded six others. Several more were badly hurt. The blast was caused by lenition of cast in the firing of a binat. All bodies have been recovered with twenty five others sharing a narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
Stafford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ign
Babe
aUes
Second Avenue
Department
Seattle
King
Buck & CO
Tet Hansen
Gonste Treneter Oa
Behuchard Optical Co
Rainier Hardware
Tta1 First Avenue
Coon Bros
First Ave
Union
Aera Agta
Whee Care
Agenus Senerant
F.W. Merrick
The
American Clothier
John
Quick Drug CO
James Henry
Jobdegana Packer
Tesata
Leening Camps
Sir Western Ave
Henry Hensel
Pacific Coast Clothing Co
First Ave. Cor
Marient
Bonney & Stewartes
Laembermere Pariere
Aveoa
Columbia
Cautton Carpet Co
Cer
Spring and Firet Ave
Second Ave
G. Beninghausen
1St Ave
Richmond Piano Club
Steinway Dealers
Sherman, Clay & Co
Co. M. Shaw & CO
Colmandock
Col- Southumbia Street
Pulitzer
John W. Young
NEW Ork
Mert
Mra
Pulitser
Eureka Grounds
Point Lobos
Flattle
Tugeday
Frisco
San Francisco
Umatilla
Cousins
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Francisco
Chicago
Armour
Shade OF Henderson
Minneapolis
National Convention of Employers and Employes
Nacipal
Carroll D. Wright
Goersuese
Berr
Streewns
Rhodes Bros. Tea, Coffee and Crockery House
Coles
Ernst Bros
Pike Street
G. L. Holmes Furniture CO
Spring Street
Glholmes
Merniture
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!