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2 stories matching blake

Scanning errors are common in old newsprint. Also try:blaker, blakeni, blakeley, blakeney, blakesbi, blakesle

  1. The Pioneer Who Built Seattle’s Timber Empire

    William M. Fulton, a lumber magnate who shaped the city’s early economy, has died at his Jackson Street home.

    Apr 10, 1899The Seattle Star10 Jackson Street, Seattle, King County

  2. Death Reared Its Horrid Head: Steam Heater Explosion Kills Two Men in Downtown Seattle

    A careless Japanese fireman left a boiler unattended at Second and Washington, causing a catastrophic explosion that killed one man instantly and mortally wounded another.

    Mar 22, 1899The Seattle StarDowntown Seattle, Seattle, King CountyDisasters

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