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3 stories matching ident

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  1. The Last Gathering of Seattle’s Founders

    Amos Brown, a pioneer who helped shape the city's early identity, is laid to rest in a ceremony attended by nearly every surviving member of Seattle's first generation.

    Apr 13, 1899The Seattle Star1110 First Avenue, Seattle, King County

  2. The Weatherman’s Excuse: 'We Have No Stations on the Ocean'

    Seattle's official meteorologist defends his inaccurate forecasts by blaming the lack of coastal observation posts and the unpredictable nature of Pacific storms.

    Jun 29, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyStrange But True

  3. Seattle’s Grand Welcome: The Battle for the First Washington Volunteers’ Homecoming

    In May 1899, Seattle mobilized its entire civic infrastructure to welcome home the first regiment from the Spanish-American War. With Mayor Hume calling joint committees and the City Council lobbying the Navy for a battleship, the city prepared for a celebration that would define its post-war identity.

    May 16, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyCity Hall

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