Mrs. Miller
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- Jul 24, 1888The Lonely Soul of the Yukon TerritoryAn 1888 lonely-hearts advertisement from a settler in the Washington Territory reveals the frontier's stark isolation and the desperate social engineering that built the Pacific Northwest.Rainier Street, Seattle, WA
- Aug 15, 1894The Hammer in the KitchenA killer waited until the men left for a labor-hall meeting, then entered a Seattle house, beat Mrs. Miller and her baby to death, looted a valise, and set the place ablaze.Seattle, WA
- Aug 16, 1894A Tin Box of Gold Hidden in the RaftersSouth Seattle police say the hammer that killed a mother and her baby belonged to Henry Cramer — and the money taken from the dead woman's house was stashed in his shed. Now the neighbours are talking about a rope.South Seattle College, Seattle, WA
- Aug 17, 1894A Mother and Baby Slain in South Seattle — and Talk of LynchingAn outraged neighborhood whispers of mob justice for Henry Cramer, but the Post-Intelligencer insists that a circumstantial case must go to an impartial trial.South Seattle College, Seattle, WA