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JUL 14, 1903Addy, WA

A Tragic End Near Addy

A nineteen-year-old woman dies by suicide years after a forced annulment of her marriage, highlighting the societal pressures of the era.

“It is presumed her mind has been unbalanced through the long period of disappointment.”
Scandal
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AUG 25, 1894Addy, WA

The Oldest Settler in Washington Dies—and He Left a Peace Between Two Worlds

Thomas Stensgar came with the Hudson Bay Company, married into Chief Tomcomly’s family, and was called on to mediate between settlers and Indians.

“During the trying pioneer days he was always looked upon both by the Indians and the whites as a mediator in all troubles which arose between them.”
Exclusion & ResistanceLocal Legends
Read the story: The Oldest Settler in Washington Dies—and He Left a Peace Between Two Worlds
SEP 21, 1923Addy, WA

The Fight for the Stevens County Magnesite Market

Local miners face renewed economic uncertainty as Austrian firms petition for a sharp reduction in import tariffs, threatening the fragile recovery of the regional mineral industry.

“The magnesite industry of Stevens county, which has undergone a hectic career since the ending of the war, is again threatened.”
Work & Pay
Read the story: The Fight for the Stevens County Magnesite Market

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