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1 story matching sloughi

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  1. Seattle's Muddy Streets Stall Railroad Equipment in 1877

    A local editor chronicles the impossible state of the city's thoroughfares, where wagon axles disappear into the muck.

    Feb 22, 1877The Daily IntelligencerFirst Avenue South, Seattle, King CountyBoom & Bust

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  1. The Ghost in the Slough

    The body of an unidentified Chinese man was discovered near Pioneer in a disturbing scene, underscoring the climate of violence against immigrants in the region.

    Apr 14, 1882Seattle Daily Post-IntelligencerPioneer Square, Seattle

  2. A Heroic Rescue on the Slough

    When a 14-year-old girl suddenly lost the ability to swim in the middle of the slough, her peer's quick thinking and bravery saved her life.

    Jul 25, 1924White Bluffs SpokesmanWhite Bluffs

  3. A Perilous Crossing on the Slough

    A mail carrier and his companion nearly drown after their boat capsizes while crossing a river slough.

    Mar 29, 1894Aberdeen HeraldOakville

  4. The Great Log Boom Break at Ebey Slough

    A river disaster threatens the livelihoods of local loggers as timber worth thousands breaks free from the Snohomish County river system.

    Oct 26, 1878The Northern StarEbey Slough, Snohomish

  5. The Struggle for the Swinomish Slough

    While Washington Territory languished without federal infrastructure support, local steamboat operators were left to navigate a dangerous, shifting channel entirely on their own dime.

    Jul 17, 1876The Daily IntelligencerMount Vernon

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