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- Nov 1, 1876The High Cost of City Living in 1876An expatriate writing from London offers a comparative analysis of the staggering costs of housing, labor, and provisions in New York City versus abroad.Seattle, WA
- Dec 30, 1883The Unlikely Rise of Henry VillardA scrappy war correspondent who bet on the railroads to transform from a penniless immigrant into a Northern Pacific powerhouse.Seattle, WA
- Jan 13, 1889The Lake That Wasn't: A Territorial Identity CrisisIn January 1890, a prominent New York journalist claimed Washington Territory wanted to be called 'Tacoma.' The Seattle Post-Intelligencer fired back with a scathing editorial, proving that the name 'Washington' was not just a political compromise, but a point of fierce local pride.Seattle, WA
- Jan 23, 1893The Elopement That Seattle Couldn't Stop WatchingA music teacher and his married pupil vanish East, a husband follows, and a father-in-law claims the whole thing was a plot to win a divorce—while the young wife says she still believes her husband.John Street, Seattle, WA
- Jan 26, 1895The Newspaper Mill That Almost Came to Snoqualmie FallsIn 1895, New York's biggest papers looked west at cheap cottonwood and waterfall power—and a Seattle booster tried to close the deal.Snoqualmie Falls, Snoqualmie, WA