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2 stories matching hamper

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  1. The Great Northern Snow Plow: President Hill’s Battle with the Cascades

    While Seattle slept, railroad magnate James J. Hill fought a war against the elements, his train delayed by drifts and snowplows in a dramatic struggle that highlights the fragility of early 20th-century transit.

    Mar 8, 1899The Seattle StarSnoqualmie Pass, Snoqualmie, King County

  2. The Quarantine of Tacoma: When a Hotel Became a Prison for Railroad Workers

    In April 1898, a single case of smallpox in a Tacoma hotel triggered a massive quarantine that stranded dozens of railroad employees and paralyzed the city's transit network.

    Apr 29, 1899The Seattle StarTacoma, Pierce CountyCity Hall · Disasters

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