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  1. The Delegate Who Sold Seattle’s Future for Five Thousand Dollars

    A scathing editorial in the Puget Sound Dispatch accuses Territorial Delegate George Freeman Willard of betraying Seattle’s interests—specifically the mud flats of Duwamish Bay—to secure his own political and financial gain, while simultaneously accepting bribes from rival railroad companies.

    Oct 31, 1872Puget Sound DispatchDuwamish Bay, Seattle, King CountyFollow the Money

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