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2 stories matching specimen

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  1. The Gold Rush That Wasn't: Copper River’s Scurvy Epidemic and the Ghosts of the Valdez Glacier

    As Seattleites debated housing and labor, a grim report arrived from the interior: men dying of scurvy in the Copper River country, and the recovered bodies of seven explorers who froze to death on the Valdez glacier.

    Apr 8, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyBoom & Bust · Disasters

  2. The Orchards of Lyle: A Fruit Boom Waiting to Happen

    A correspondent tours the young orchards above the Columbia at Lyle, where ex-ironworkers and a Portland streetcar conductor are betting their futures on prunes and apples.

    Jan 26, 1899Ranche and RangeLyleBoom & Bust

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