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6 stories matching pretti

  1. The Unchecked 'Firewater' Trail

    A rash of bootlegging and theft at the Lakeside saloon forces a local reckoning with the lack of law enforcement near Chelan.

    May 19, 1899The Seattle StarLakeside, Chelan, Chelan CountyCity Hall · Nightlife

  2. The Pugilist and the Player: A Seattle Clash of Champions

    A local boxing favorite and a Philadelphia fencing master prepare for a high-stakes showdown at the Jefferson Street Theater.

    Aug 17, 1899The Seattle StarJefferson Street, Seattle, King CountyNightlife

  3. The Ghost Who Walked Home: A Soldier’s Return from the Dead

    William Krull, presumed dead in the Philippines and replaced by his own wife, walks into a Seattle church to find her remarried. His reaction? He leaves town to live out his days alone.

    May 2, 1899The Seattle StarTrinity Church, Seattle, King CountyScandal

  4. The Cake-Walk Controversy: When Morality Met Modernity in Bellevue

    A local violinist’s moral objection to a high school charity dance nearly sparked a riot, dividing the town between tradition and progress.

    Apr 17, 1899The Seattle StarBellevue, King CountyNightlife

  5. The Chambermaid’s Lock: A Seattle Hotel Guest’s Brutal Mistake

    When a wealthy Chicago businessman accidentally locked himself in his hotel room and then roughed up the maid who tried to help him, he found himself facing a $10,000 lawsuit for assault.

    Apr 4, 1899The Seattle StarHotel Plaza, Seattle, King CountyWork & Pay · Scandal

  6. Love vs. Father: The Seattle Elopation That Defied a Kentucky Patriarch

    When her fiancé’s train was late and her father sent a telegram to stop the wedding, a spirited young woman from Louisville chose love over obedience in downtown Seattle.

    Apr 24, 1899The Seattle StarSeattle, King CountyScandal

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