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4 stories matching feebl

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  1. The Day Seattle’s Subscribers Hauled Their Newspaper Office to Safety

    When a fire threatened the Seattle Star building in Pioneer Square, loyal patrons didn't just call the fire department—they grabbed chains and ropes to physically tow the structure away from the flames.

    Mar 29, 1899The Seattle StarPioneer Square, Seattle, King CountyStrange But True

  2. Saloon Owner Attacks Longshoreman as Crowd Watches

    After a longshoreman shattered a saloon mirror, proprietor Dan McNamara beat him in the street while about thirty bystanders failed to intervene.

    Jul 19, 1899The Seattle StarWashington Street, Seattle, King CountyTrue Crime

  3. The Pit and the Claw: A Tacoma Man’s Terrifying Tale of Surviving a Bear Attack

    Larsen describes the agony of being pinned in a bear trap, his arm crushed by the beast's jaws, and his desperate fight for survival in the woods near Schomaker.

    Mar 7, 1899The Seattle StarTacoma, Pierce CountyDisasters

  4. The Policeman, the Whiskey, and the Sober Pigeons

    A Seattle officer's attempt to trap church-dwelling pigeons using liquor-soaked corn ended in a hilariously humiliating failure when the birds refused to lose their composure.

    Jul 15, 1899The Seattle StarFirst Methodist Church, Seattle, King CountyStrange But True

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