Portland Oregonian
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- Oct 8, 1885The Myth of the 'Lawless' FrontierWhile regional papers fueled rumors of anarchy in Seattle during the anti-Chinese riots of 1885, the local press insisted the city was safer than ever.Seattle, WA
- Feb 23, 1886The Seattle Press Defends its Role During the Anti-Chinese RiotsAn editorial response to outside critics claiming local newspapers incited the February 7th expulsion violence.Seattle, WA
- Oct 6, 1898The Creamery Boom in Kittitas ValleyHow specialized dairy production transformed the landscape and economy of Ellensburg at the turn of the century.Ellensburg, WA
- Feb 1, 1903Oregon's Lobbyists Descend on Olympia for the Lewis and Clark FairWashington legislators balk at donating $200,000 to Portland's 1905 exposition, as Senator J. P. Sharp calls it an indiscriminate giveaway of public funds.Olympia, WA