A. H. Anderson
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- Nov 9, 1891Two Miles Perched on the Lower Circle of a RainbowA Shelton legislator's private letter describing a steamer passage up Hammersley's Inlet becomes the best prose in the paper — a circle of prismatic color, starfish, glaciers and one awestruck captain.Hammersley Inlet, Shelton, WA
- Jul 23, 1892The Bank of Shelton CollapsesCreditors force closure of the Mason County institution following reports of bad management and dwindling public confidence.Shelton, WA
- Jul 24, 1892Shelton’s Shuttered Bank Promises to Pay Every Depositor in FullAfter the sheriff closed the Bank of Shelton, its president bought out the cashier and announced a $20,000 reorganization.Shelton, WA
- Apr 26, 1895The Dead Land Commissioner and the Missing $22,000A Northern Pacific audit turned up another unrecorded land payment—this one made through a Seattle agent—as suspicions deepened about the late Schulze's books.Tacoma, WA
- Mar 15, 1904Samuel Hill Warns Seattle Would 'Die Like Rats in a Trap' Without HighwaysAs Congress weighs the Latimer and Brownlow road-funding bills, the Seattle utility magnate and son-in-law of James J. Hill makes the case that paved highways out of the city are a matter of survival, not comfort.Seattle, WA