Prosecuting Attorney Ronald
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- Jan 24, 1885The Price of a Drunkard’s GraveA teenage boy is fined for public intoxication, sparking an editorial demand to hold the 'Blue Front' saloon owner accountable for serving minors.Seattle, WA
- May 16, 1888The Great Stuck River Jam: A Battle Over Water and LandIn a tense standoff on the White River, Pierce County cattlemen illegally dammed the waterway to protect their pastures, forcing King County officials to ride out with Winchester rifles to avert a violent conflict.Puyallup, WA
- May 27, 1888The Newcastle Standoff: Labor’s Last Stand in the Shadow of the MinesAs Seattle prepares for its Fourth of July celebrations, a violent labor dispute in nearby Newcastle threatens to shut down the region's timber industry. The Knights of Labor demand the reinstatement of fired worker Kelly Ramsey, while company officials and county authorities clash over jurisdiction, legality, and the very definition of union power.Seattle, WA
- Jun 22, 1888The Tragic Passing of Little Johnnie AldenA grief-stricken child follows his father to the grave, unable to survive the loss of his hero.Seattle, WA
- Aug 3, 1888The Great Thistle Dispute of White RiverTwo neighbors take their feud over farm maintenance and agricultural knowledge to a Seattle courtroom.Seattle, WA