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3 stories matching flora

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  1. The Gold Rush Comes to Town: Klondikers Unload Millions in Seattle

    As the first steamers of the season dock at Pier 52, miners from Dawson City bring fortunes in gold dust and nuggets, turning Seattle’s waterfront into a temporary vault for the Yukon's wealth.

    Jun 17, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyBoom & Bust

  2. The Gold Rush That Never Was: Seattle’s First Wave of Klondike Dreamers

    As the first steamers arrive from the Yukon with empty hands and full cargo holds, Seattleites prepare to follow them north, unaware that the gold rush is already over.

    Jun 16, 1899The Seattle StarWestern Avenue, Seattle, King CountyBoom & Bust

  3. The Girl Who Vanished: A Seattle Mystery of Despair and Deceit

    In June 1903, a young woman died under mysterious circumstances near Yesler Way, leaving behind only a few dollars and a card from a Pike Street lodging house. Was she an orphan in distress, or a fraud hiding her past?

    Jun 22, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyTrue Crime

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