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  1. The Disastrous Nomination of Thomas H. Brents

    Local political observers condemn the Republican Party's renomination of Thomas H. Brents, calling him an embarrassment to the Territory and a 'small specimen of humanity.'

    Sep 20, 1880Puget Sound DispatchSeattle, King CountyCity Hall

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  1. The Editorial Manifesto: Why Local News Matters

    A fiery editorial argues that community newspapers shouldn't be subservient to politicians or religious institutions, but rather independent watchdogs.

    Sep 24, 1891Aberdeen HeraldAberdeen

  2. The Newspaper Owner Who Disavowed His Own Editorial

    Francis Murphy reads L.S.J. Hunt’s letter to a Seattle crowd, disowning the Post-Intelligencer’s anti-temperance editorial and sending $200 for the cause.

    Nov 16, 1891The Olympia TribuneSeattle

  3. The Truce of the Editors

    Chehalis County journalists gather to form an association and pledge an end to local mudslinging.

    Apr 6, 1893Aberdeen HeraldWestport

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