Joseph Bonner
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- Nov 12, 1858A Territory Asks Congress for a Road, Rails, and TroopsMeeting at Col. M. T. Simmons's house, October 18, 1858, adopts resolutions for an overland route from St. Paul to Puget Sound, land grants for the Northern Pacific, and military posts to protect the gold rush—and to put down the territory's Indian war.Tumwater, WA
- May 19, 1910A Millionaire's Son Declares War on Vice — and Kills a GamblerWallace Bussell, 23, walked into Seattle's Monte Carlo saloon on a one-man crusade against sin and shot its manager dead. A patrolman's bullet stopped him before he could finish the job.Seattle, WA
- Jul 14, 1910The Tragedy of the Basset FortuneA wealthy Seattle scion, accused of murdering a bartender, is found legally insane by a commission.King Street, Seattle, WA
- Jul 14, 1910Millionaire's Son Ruled Insane After Fatal Gambling-Raid ShootingWallace A. Bussell, son of a wealthy Seattle tide-land owner, is declared insane after killing a bartender during a raid on a King-street gambling resort.King Street district, Seattle, WA