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6 stories matching shelter

  1. The Last Stand of Denny’s Old Home: A Seattle Landmark Consumed by Fire

    One of the city's oldest structures, a cedar-built house on Second Avenue, was reduced to ashes early this morning. The blaze, sparked by a fallen lamp in the room of a shoe company employee, claimed the home of Mrs. Kali Palmer and her children, who barely escaped through the roof.

    Mar 30, 1899The Seattle StarYesler Way, Seattle, King CountyGone Forever

  2. The Ghost Ship of the Sound: How a Tiny Ferry Conquered the Ice

    After three weeks at sea and a harrowing journey through storm and ice, the *Flossie* arrives in Juneau, proving that Seattle’s maritime spirit is forged in the coldest waters.

    Mar 15, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyStrange But True

  3. The Great Log Jam: A Man Survives a Frozen River Nightmare

    W.H. McKern of Boston arrives in Seattle after a harrowing journey through ice-choked waters and frozen rail lines, offering a rare glimpse into the brutal winter conditions gripping the Pacific Northwest.

    Mar 4, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyStrange But True

  4. The Last Pioneer: Seattle’s Oldest Woman Faces the Poorhouse

    Mrs. P.D. Maynard, a widow of the city's founding era, has been evicted from her rooming house and is now wandering the streets at age 73. With no family and dwindling resources, the community must decide whether to let one of Seattle’s earliest residents die in poverty or build her a home.

    Apr 27, 1899The Seattle StarNew England Hotel, Seattle, King CountyHousing & Rent

  5. The Evangelist’s Plea: Saving Seattle’s 'Fallen Women' with a House of Refuge

    Rev. Crittenton packs the Armory to raise funds for a Florence Crittenton Mission, exposing the grim economics of prostitution and the desperate need for a local shelter.

    Mar 27, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle Armory, Seattle, King CountyHousing & Rent · Nightlife

  6. The Haunted Cabin That Killed Twice

    A Texas rancher’s murder mystery travels north to Washington, where a cowboy finds himself accused of killing his partner in the exact spot—and with the same knife—that vanished from a prosecutor's safe.

    Apr 27, 1899The Seattle StarPullman, Whitman CountyTrue Crime

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