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  1. A Violent Runaway on Ninth Street

    A routine day of driving turns into a medical emergency when a team of horses bolts through the streets of Walla Walla.

    Dec 5, 1903The Evening StatesmanWalla Walla, Walla Walla CountyDisasters

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  1. A Spokane Real Estate Agent Turns Horse Thief

    E.C. Gurney, formerly considered a 'model citizen' of Spokane, is arrested while attempting to ship stolen Indian-owned livestock East.

    Oct 8, 1892The Seattle Post-IntelligencerRoss Park, Spokane

  2. A Horse-Thieving Liveryman’s Great Escape

    After mortgaging his entire business and selling off his neighbor's property, a British Columbia liveryman makes a desperate flight across the border into Washington.

    Jan 16, 1892The Seattle Post-IntelligencerBellingham

  3. The Widow and the Will: A Legal Battle Over the Ebey Donation Claim

    After the death of Isaac N. Ebey, the courts faced a complex dispute between his widow, his children, and an unexecuted will, testing the limits of land ownership in the Washington Territory.

    Jan 5, 1861Washington StandardEbey's Landing, Coupeville

  4. The Grange Consolidates Power in Snohomish

    Grand Master Kegley secures a decisive victory at the 23rd annual session of the Washington State Grange, signaling a growing political alliance between farmers and labor unions.

    Jun 9, 1911The Labor JournalSnohomish

  5. A Near Miss at Second and Pike

    A pedestrian’s moment of distraction leads to a dramatic collision with a downtown cable car, resulting in a surprising escape.

    Aug 3, 1893The Seattle Post-IntelligencerSeattle

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