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6 stories matching part

  1. An Editor Steps Down Amidst Political Intrigue

    James Lodge defends his reputation after withdrawing from the Pioneer and Democrat, denying secret negotiations with Republican rivals.

    Jun 8, 1861Washington StandardOlympia, Thurston CountyCity Hall

  2. The Widow and the Will: A Legal Battle Over the Ebey Donation Claim

    After the death of Isaac N. Ebey, the courts faced a complex dispute between his widow, his children, and an unexecuted will, testing the limits of land ownership in the Washington Territory.

    Jan 5, 1861Washington StandardEbey's Landing, Coupeville, Island CountyFollow the Money

  3. The Governor’s Printing Office Grab

    A territorial appointment turns into a public feud over who gets to choose Washington’s public printer—and whether the governor overstepped the legislature’s authority.

    Feb 7, 1861Puget Sound HeraldWashington Hall, OlympiaCity Hall · Scandal

  4. The Land Office Money That Never Reached the Books

    Register Isaac W. Smith accuses Receiver Selucius Garfielde of holding land-claim payments on private deposit and refusing to account for them—an 1861 public audit fight in Washington Territory.

    Feb 7, 1861Puget Sound HeraldOlympia, Thurston CountyFollow the Money · City Hall

  5. 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

  6. Four Subscriptions Canceled: Tumwater Punishes the Editor for Printing Olympia's County-Seat Pitch

    The Standard ran the Olympia town trustees' case for moving the county seat — and four Tumwater readers struck back the only way they could: 'Stop my paper!' The editor is not gracious about it.

    Jul 13, 1861Washington StandardOlympia, Thurston CountyCity Hall

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