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3 stories matching occup

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  1. Vancouver Block Destroyed by Fire

    A massive blaze erupts in the early morning hours, causing thousands of dollars in property damage and leaving a man critically injured.

    Mar 16, 1861Washington StandardMain Street, Vancouver, Clark CountyDisasters

  2. The San Juan Island Standoff

    Tensions between American settlers and British authorities on San Juan Island flare in the territorial legislature, sparking a debate over sovereignty and the treatment of American interests.

    Jan 19, 1861Washington StandardSan Juan Island, Friday Harbor, San Juan CountyFollow the Money

  3. The Land Company That Claimed Puget Sound — and the Settlers Who Fought Back

    A federal surveyor's report from Olympia questioned the sprawling British land claims around Steilacoom and Fort Steilacoom, siding with American settlers who had built farms inside the company's alleged grant.

    Feb 28, 1861Puget Sound HeraldFort Steilacoom, Steilacoom, Pierce CountyFollow the Money

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