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3 stories matching late

Scanning errors are common in old newsprint. Also try:later, latey, lat, latent, latest, lath

  1. The Perilous Passage of the Spokane Rapids

    A bold river captain finally conquers the treacherous Columbia rapids, signaling a new lifeline for the region’s isolated mining camps.

    Nov 13, 1902The Spokane PressSpokane, Spokane CountyBoom & Bust

  2. A Pioneer Stove Merchant Survives Fire, Panic, and a Receivership

    Z.C. Miles arrived in 1870, rebuilt after the Great Seattle Fire, and joined forces with a young executive to create a coast-wide jobbing giant in stoves and electric supplies.

    Oct 1, 1902The Ranch78-84 Yesler Way, SeattleBoom & Bust

  3. Sunnyside’s Eight-Ton Alfalfa Boast, Put to the Test

    A North Yakima skeptic doubted the valley’s famous hay yields. A local correspondent polled the oldest growers and came back with a table—and a defense of the district’s sales pitch.

    Sep 1, 1902The RanchSunnyside, Yakima CountyBoom & Bust

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