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  1. When Seattle Rolled Out the Red Carpet for the Nation's Editors

    In 1900, Seattle’s civic leaders threw a lavish, boat-filled spectacle for visiting journalists to burnish the city's image as a rising metropolis.

    Jul 13, 1899The Seattle StarMadison Park, Seattle, King CountyBoom & Bust

  2. The Great Tacoma Brake-Man Mystery: Was It a Brutal Assault or a Tragic Accident?

    Railroad officials and witnesses in Tacoma are debunking the claim that brakeman Cook was beaten by a robber, pointing to a bridge strike as the likely cause of his skull fracture.

    Apr 5, 1899The Seattle StarTacoma, Pierce CountyWork & Pay · True Crime

  3. The Night They Were Left in the Brush: A Highway Robbery on Third Avenue

    Two desperate men held up three victims at gunpoint near the Union Trunk Hotel, binding them in the cold wet brush while a fourth escaped. One victim’s wife walked within twenty feet of the scene, unaware her husband was lying bound nearby.

    Mar 13, 1899The Seattle StarThird Avenue, Seattle, King CountyTrue Crime

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