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2 stories matching nayler

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  1. The Great Washington Women’s Convention: A Sea of Green and White

    Delegates from across the state gather in Tacoma to debate education, manual training, and the power of organized female civic life.

    Jun 20, 1899The Seattle StarTacoma, Pierce County

  2. The Scab Who Spoke Out: A Newcastle Miner’s Defense Against the 'Ring'

    In a fiery letter to the editor, a coal miner defends his decision to cross the picket line during a violent strike, accusing union leaders of forming a tyrannical ring and replacing loyal workers with non-union laborers.

    May 26, 1888The Seattle Post-IntelligencerKent, King CountyWork & Pay

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