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3 stories matching extravag

Scanning errors are common in old newsprint. Also try:extravaganza, extra, extran, extract, extradit, ravag

  1. The Gold Rush Tycoon Who Pledged to 'Wear a Silk Hat' in Seattle

    Jack Dalton, the legendary Yukon frontiersman and claim-jumper, buys land on Queen Anne Hill with plans to build a mansion and move his family from Alaska.

    Mar 11, 1899The Seattle StarQueen Anne, Seattle, King CountyBoom & Bust · Local Legends

  2. The Town That Owes Nothing: Oakesdale’s Fiscal Miracle

    While other municipalities drown in debt from the boom years, this small Washington town boasts a cash-rich treasury and zero bonds.

    Apr 4, 1899The Seattle StarOakesdale, Whitman CountyCity Hall · Strange But True

  3. 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

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