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  1. A Brick in a Leavenworth Street Ends a Railroad Man's Life

    An engine wiper is jailed at Wenatchee for the drunken-brawl killing of a Great Northern locomotive engineer who leaves four children behind.

    Nov 3, 1903The Evening StatesmanLeavenworth, Chelan CountyTrue Crime

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  1. Waitsburg Farmers Bet on Thoroughbred Power

    Prominent farmers have formed a new association to import a champion French Percheron stallion, signaling a major investment in regional agricultural prestige.

    Jan 9, 1904The Evening StatesmanWaitsburg

  2. Waitsburg Fights County Spending

    Local business leaders threaten an injunction to block a $10,000 appropriation for the Stubblefield home.

    Oct 5, 1903The Evening StatesmanWalla Walla

  3. Consolidation in the 'Wet Goods' Trade

    Saloon owners in Waitsburg pool their resources to eliminate competition as the local market for spirits cools.

    Oct 16, 1903The Evening StatesmanWaitsburg

  4. Waitsburg’s Miller Expands Operations

    Local business owner A. M. McCoy upgrades his mill with an electric motor to increase production capacity in the face of rising demand.

    Nov 7, 1903The Evening StatesmanWaitsburg

  5. The Mysterious Disappearance in Bossburg

    A young woman vanishes from a boarding house, leaving behind her savings and a trail of conflicting clues.

    Dec 29, 1892The Seattle Post-IntelligencerBossburg

  6. The Bossburg Inferno: A Sawmill and Its Fortune Turned to Ash

    In the early hours of April 28, a fire consumed H. S. Huffman’s sawmill and planer in Bossburg, Washington, destroying not just timber but the livelihoods of the community that depended on it.

    Apr 28, 1899The Seattle StarBossburg

  7. Tragic Accident at Heacock's Mill

    A popular young man from Fairhaven loses his life while attempting to retrieve a hat.

    Jun 8, 1893The Seattle Post-IntelligencerBellingham

  8. The Lonely End of Mike Steinburg

    An elderly, indigent man dies alone at the county poor house after being found starving in a tent near Lowden.

    Dec 26, 1903The Evening StatesmanLowden

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