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1 story matching batoman

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  1. Vancouver Block Destroyed by Fire

    A massive blaze erupts in the early morning hours, causing thousands of dollars in property damage and leaving a man critically injured.

    Mar 16, 1861Washington StandardMain Street, Vancouver, Clark CountyDisasters

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  1. A Violent Dispute at the Windsor Hotel

    A disagreement over a satchel and unpaid wages at a local hotel leads to a public fight, tearful police intervention, and a standoff.

    Jan 14, 1893The Seattle Post-IntelligencerSeattle

  2. The Bold Ambitions of Bellingham Bay

    A committee of local leaders assembles at the Whatcom Hotel to plan a regional future of railroads, universities, and industrial growth.

    Jan 20, 1885Seattle Daily Post-IntelligencerBellingham

  3. Whatcom Vigilantes Warn Local Troublemaker

    A known card sharper and thief was given a blunt invitation to leave town or face a 'necktie festival' at the hands of local residents.

    Jun 24, 1883Seattle Daily Post-IntelligencerBellingham

  4. A Wife, an Ox Goad, and a Land Feud: Homer Strait Butchered on a Cowlitz County Road

    A lawsuit over a piece of land ended in a roadside ambush near Kalama, with Strait's estranged wife wielding an ox goad while her son-in-law emptied a pistol into him.

    Apr 6, 1895The Seattle Post-IntelligencerKalama

  5. A Horsewhipping on Fourth Street

    Herman Ramm publicly thrashed Dan House with a blacksnake whip, drawing a crowd—and leaving the 'outrageous offense' unnamed.

    Apr 2, 1892The Olympia TribuneFourth Avenue, Olympia

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