Detective Cudihee
Named in 21 stories. Back to all names
- Apr 3, 1892A Deadly Encounter on Beacon HillA nineteen-year-old hotel worker miraculously survives a point-blank shooting after refusing to surrender to a highwayman in the dark cuts of early Seattle.St. Charles Hotel, Seattle, WA
- Apr 7, 1892The Housekeeper's RevengeA Seattle gunsmith returns home to find his entire household cleared out by his disgruntled housekeeper, setting off a local legal tug-of-war.Battery Street, Seattle, WA
- Mar 1, 1893Street Chase and Arrest of a Known ToughA jeweler's clerk helps police apprehend a suspect following a daring daytime robbery on Front Street.Third Street, Seattle, WA
- Mar 21, 1893The Hunt for Two Children in a Custody FeudA mother stalks her estranged husband across the region after he snatches their two young daughters from a Portland home.Seattle, WA
- Mar 27, 1893Street Sharks and Baggage SwindlesSeattle's waterfront 'sure thing' men are preying on innocent travelers and hard-working ranchers.Seattle, WA
- May 1, 1893The Persistent Con-Artist of Jackson StreetA former hack driver and theater waiter uses elaborate stories and forged checks to swindle local merchants, only to be caught by a vigilant detective.Jackson Street, Seattle, WA
- Jun 20, 1893Police Raid the Delcho Gambling DenPolice raided the Delcho gambling rooms, seized a deal box and cards, and arrested two men who were released on bail.Seattle, WA
- Jun 30, 1893A Neighborhood Indignant After Express Driver Maims ChildA three-year-old girl is severely injured after an express team driver allegedly ignored a mother’s desperate cries and fled the scene in Seattle's Broadway district.Seattle, WA
- Sep 1, 1893The 'Line-Man' Forger of 1891A young con artist dressed as a weary lineman successfully swindled several Seattle clothing stores and a saloon before vanishing into the night.1st Avenue, Seattle, WA
- Oct 13, 1893The Crap Game Hidden Behind a Punching BagPolice raid a basement gambling den run by Pop Daly that attempted to masquerade as an athletic gym.Seattle, WA
- Oct 15, 1893The Elopement That Baffled Tacoma and SeattleA husband seeks his wife after she runs off with a gambler, only to find the new arrangement agreeable to all parties involved.St. Charles Hotel, Seattle, WA
- Oct 20, 1893The Theater Owner's Vicious ReckoningAfter a gambling raid, a theater owner allegedly beat his accuser within the walls of his own business.Seattle, WA
- Dec 28, 1893Police vs. Proprietors: The First Dance Hall BustA Seattle dance hall proprietor is arrested after defying a new ordinance aimed at regulating local nightlife.Seattle, WA
- Feb 7, 1894The bloody evidence in the Wilcox murder trialA courtroom drama unfolds as prosecutors reveal gruesome relics while the defense challenges the integrity of the police investigation.Seattle, WA
- Mar 26, 1894The Olympic Block StingAn unsuspecting man loses his gold to a woman he met in a downtown hotel hallway.Seattle, WA
- Jun 10, 1894The Forger Who Ordered Champagne to the Mansion of J. M. ColmanFor two weeks a smooth-talking stranger worked Front Street with forged order slips and a taste for the good stuff — until six bottles of champagne went to the wrong address.Seattle, WA
- Jun 24, 1894Brutal Robbery of Chong Gill LongA victim is assaulted with an iron bar in his own room after refusing to loan money to his assailants.Chinatown, Seattle, WA
- Jul 14, 1894A Bloody Knife Turns Up at Madrona Park After Michael Warren's DeathA woman finds a three-bladed knife near the spot where Warren cut his throat, giving Seattle police a possible missing link in a grim holiday mystery.Madrona Park, Seattle, WA
- Jul 28, 1894A One-Legged Man, a Stolen Boat, and a Cork Leg to the GutA stolen rowboat, a determined owner, and a watchman with a wooden leg turn a quiet evening at the Madison Street slip into a comedy of errors.Seattle, WA
- Aug 4, 1894A Nurse, Three Drafts, and a Mother's Outburst in CourtNat Young Jr. is bound over for trial on charges he drained a sick man's bank drafts — but the star of the preliminary hearing is his mother, who leapt up in Justice Caldwell's courtroom and shouted, 'That is a lie.'Seattle, WA
- Sep 9, 1894The Bloody Hammer and the Brewer's WifeSeattle prosecutors rest their murder case against Craemer after a courtroom day of fire, hidden gold, and a suspect whose hands shook at the sight of the weapon.Seattle, WA