F. H. Fowler
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- Nov 29, 1893The Salvation Army’s Radical Winter ShelterFacing rising unemployment and poverty, the Salvation Army transforms a Jackson Street basement into a 24-hour haven of food, warmth, and labor advocacy.Jackson Street, Seattle, WA
- Dec 24, 1893The Salvation Army's Mission of MercyFacing mounting poverty in 1893, the local Salvation Army opens a dining room for the city’s destitute, planning a woodyard to trade labor for meals.Seattle, WA
- Jan 2, 1894Seattle’s Food and Shelter Depot Served 5,572 Free Meals in DecemberThe charity’s weekly report defended free meals, promised work for the able-bodied, and insisted it served all comers regardless of race or religion.Seattle, WA