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3 stories matching sanderson

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  1. The Price of Warmth in 1876

    As Seattle grew, the Renton Coal Company leveraged its local supply to promise affordability, offering a ton of coal for six dollars—or four for shareholders.

    Nov 4, 1876The Daily IntelligencerBlack River, Renton, King County

  2. A New Sanctuary for Seattle's Waterfront

    Civic leaders mobilize to establish a dedicated Seamen's Home and library, seeking to instill 'frugal, industrious, and temperate' habits among the men of the sea.

    Feb 23, 1878Puget Sound DispatchPresbyterian Church, Seattle, King CountyWork & Pay

  3. The First Teachers’ Institute: A Battle for Seattle’s Soul

    In September 1872, the Territory’s top educators gathered in Seattle to debate everything from corporal punishment to the role of women in teaching, laying the groundwork for public education in Washington.

    Sep 26, 1872Puget Sound DispatchTerritorial University, Seattle, King County

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