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| Year | Stories |
|---|---|
| 1854 | 1 |
| 1858 | 1 |
| 1859 | 5 |
| 1860 | 1 |
| 1862 | 2 |
| 1863 | 1 |
| 1865 | 1 |
| 1871 | 1 |
| 1872 | 8 |
| 1876 | 27 |
| 1877 | 30 |
| 1878 | 19 |
| 1879 | 4 |
| 1880 | 8 |
| 1882 | 4 |
| 1883 | 25 |
| 1884 | 8 |
| 1885 | 25 |
| 1886 | 13 |
| 1887 | 11 |
| 1888 | 18 |
| 1889 | 41 |
| 1890 | 5 |
| 1891 | 30 |
| 1892 | 66 |
| 1893 | 78 |
| 1894 | 71 |
| 1895 | 103 |
| 1897 | 3 |
| 1898 | 14 |
| 1899 | 20 |
| 1900 | 1 |
| 1902 | 1 |
| 1903 | 25 |
| 1904 | 32 |
| 1905 | 1 |
| 1908 | 6 |
| 1909 | 48 |
| 1910 | 17 |
| 1911 | 9 |
| 1912 | 3 |
| 1914 | 12 |
| 1915 | 6 |
| 1916 | 12 |
| 1917 | 8 |
| 1918 | 2 |
| 1923 | 3 |
| 1924 | 4 |
| 1929 | 1 |
647 stories matching send, the 235 most mentioned
People 150
- Judge Humes1894–18956
- Grover Cleveland1886–18955
- A. R. Gardner1914–19175
- Justice Caldwell1893–18945
- J. C. Haines1885–18914
- Judge Hanford1893–18954
- Rev. Clark Davis1892–18954
- John Wiley18954
- Judge Robinson1891–18924
- Prosecuting Attorney Miller1892–18954
- Charles F. Blackburn1892–18944
- James J. Hill1894–19043
- John B. Allen1892–18933
- Richard Winsor1893–18953
- Sheriff Cochrane1888–18893
- John Leary1885–18923
- Anderson1877–18943
- Judge Jacobs1880–18923
- J. R. Lewis1876–18783
- Thompson1877–19103
- Ezra Meeker1885–18943
- J. T. Ronald1885–18923
- John Lamb18943
- Senator Squire1892–18953
- Nelson Bennett1894–18993
- Watson C. Squire1885–18953
- John H. McGraw1892–18943
- Judge Osborn1889–18953
- T. B. Corey1893–18943
- Chief Rogers1892–18953
- Coroner Horton1892–18933
- Stambaugh1909–19103
- Byron Phelps1894–18953
- Olinger1911–19123
- Judge Arntson19093
- Gov. McGraw1894–18953
- Judge Langley1894–18953
- Mayor Phelps18943
- Mayor Orr18943
- Johnson1878–18932
- Governor Ferry18912
- L. S. J. Hunt1887–18912
- Jackson1889–18952
- Mayor Humes1899–19032
- Mr. Smith1887–19032
- Thomas Burke1885–18952
- Kelly Ramsey18882
- T. J. Milner1888–18892
- Mr. Morgan18882
- A. A. Denny1889–18952
- Henry Yesler1885–18932
- B. S. Miller18882
- A. W. Bash18882
- W. H. Whittlesey18882
- Howard1877–18922
- Lewis1893–18942
- Robert Abrams1882–18942
- L. B. Andrews1889–18942
- J. A. Moore1891–18992
- Gardner1886–18882
- Colonel Haines1888–18892
- James Hamilton Lewis1894–18952
- John Anderson1889–19042
- Levi Ankeny19032
- Baker1893–18952
- George Turner1893–18952
- Jones1888–18892
- Elisha P. Ferry1891–18952
- Lee M. Lampson19142
- Woodrow Wilson1914–19182
- Mr. Piles1888–18932
- Nelson1859–18952
- Dr. Calhoun1877–18932
- Chapman18952
- J. M. Colman1876–18942
- James Seavey1876–18792
- Isabella Cull1877–18782
- Charles Edward Cull1877–18782
- Patrick J. Cull1877–18782
- Judge Smith1876–18922
- Hugh Ross1876–18942
- Wilbur1876–18772
- E. Meeker18852
- Rogers1894–18952
- Sheriff McGraw1885–18862
- James G. Swan1891–18922
- Sheriff Woolery1893–18942
- Senator Allen18922
- Thaddeus Hanford18782
- Fred Gasch1893–18952
- Newman1885–19032
- President Harris1886–18952
- Roberts1910–19112
- P. P. Carroll18952
- Henry Drum18942
- John G. Carlisle18952
- D. C. Garrett1892–18952
- Mayor Ronald18932
- Thomas M. Fisher18932
- Dr. Palmer1894–18952
- Sweeney1894–18952
- Judge Snell19042
- J. H. McGraw1894–18952
- R. E. Pratt1916–19172
- Philips19102
- Robert H. Lindsay18952
- Markham1909–19112
- Alex McNeill1915–19162
- Lincoln Davis19042
- Eugene V. Debs18942
- John Miller Murphy1891–18922
- Governor Hay19112
- Ben Haverkamp19042
- Rose B. Moore19112
- J. N. Ely1915–19162
- John Hill19092
- Charles Lombard1892–18942
- P. P. Shelby18952
- J. C. Syford19162
- E. H. Talcott19162
- Coroner Shaver19092
- Sheriff Cudihee19032
- Chief Hunt1893–18942
- Thomas Henderson Boyd18922
- Capt. Biondi1892–18932
- Percy Rochester1892–18932
- Norton1893–18942
- Wallace1893–18942
- James King18952
- Jordan1894–18952
- William A. Wilcox18952
- Maj. E. S. Ingraham1894–18952
- Fred S. Meeker18952
- McLain1894–19092
- Mr. Sweeney1894–18982
- Maj. Ingraham18952
- Voigt18952
- John Rae18942
- Lovejoy1894–18952
- Delegate Voigt18942
- Controller Benham18942
- William M. Sheffield18952
- E. Coke Hill18952
- R. H. Boyd18952
- Dr. L. M. Lessey18952
- Walter Matthews18912
- Frank Henning18912
- Alberta Gallatin18912
- Prosecuting Attorney Fristoe19162
- Kate Hamilton18952
Organizations 85
- Post-Intelligencer1885–189517
- Northern Pacific Railroad1884–191512
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer1887–192911
- Everett Trades Council1909–191211
- Chamber of Commerce1876–19049
- Seattle City Council1893–18998
- Great Northern Railroad1892–19108
- Great Northern Railway1893–19097
- Oregon Improvement Company1883–18957
- Knights of Labor1885–18896
- Northern Pacific1888–19046
- American Railway Union1893–18946
- Seattle Chamber of Commerce1884–19045
- Providence Hospital1885–18955
- Republican Party1886–19045
- Salvation Army1895–19045
- Great Northern1892–19095
- Tacoma Ledger1891–18955
- Board of Public Works1886–18944
- Standard Oil Company1888–19164
- Western Central Labor Union1892–18944
- Bureau of Associated Charities1893–18954
- Union Pacific1888–18943
- University of Washington1893–19243
- The Tribune1891–18923
- Knights of Pythias1888–18943
- Northern Pacific Coal Company1888–18943
- Washington State Legislature1895–19093
- People's Party1893–18953
- Seattle Athletic Club18953
- Gee Lee1892–18933
- Public Service Commission1915–19163
- Trades Council1892–19123
- Seattle & Lake Washington Waterway Company18953
- Eshelman, Llewellyn & Co.18882
- The Seattle Star18992
- General Land Office1886–18952
- War Department1899–19182
- Seattle Fire Department1893–18942
- Tacoma Chamber of Commerce1895–18992
- Canadian Pacific Railway1887–18942
- Seattle Police Department1892–18992
- Miners' Union1888–18892
- Port Townsend Southern Railroad18882
- Hastings & Littlefield18882
- Seattle Daily Post-Intelligencer1883–18852
- Schwabacher Bros. & Co.1889–18992
- Seattle Intelligencer1876–18952
- The Daily Intelligencer1876–18772
- Puget Sound Dispatch18722
- City Council1883–18942
- Armour Brothers18882
- First Washington Volunteers18992
- G.A.R.1893–18982
- Alaska Steamship Company1895–19042
- Grand Army of the Republic1889–18952
- Whitman College19032
- Courier-Reporter1915–19162
- Commercial Club1914–19162
- District Court of the Third Judicial District1872–18792
- Bonney & Stewart18942
- Daisy1880–18952
- The Arcade18792
- Boyd, Ponsm, Young18792
- Tacoma Land Company1879–18912
- Board of Trade1893–18952
- King County Superior Court1894–18952
- Seattle Rod and Gun Club18852
- Prohibition Party1895–19082
- Commissioner of Indian Affairs1892–18942
- St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company1891–18952
- First Regiment, National Guard of Washington18912
- The Tacoma Times19042
- Northern Pacific Railroad Company1884–18932
- Washington Supreme Court1892–19092
- All-American League19102
- Crown Lumber Co.19102
- The Standard1862–18922
- Sumner Iron Works19102
- Seattle Board of Health18952
- Interstate Fair18942
- Red Cross1917–19182
- Lake Shore road1894–18952
- Fidelity Lumber Co.1908–19102
- Appel Bros.1908–19092