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2 stories matching vol

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  1. A $100 Warrant and a City's Credit: Port Angeles Officials Push Back

    The mayor and clerk deny a Taxpayers' Union charge, defend a hurried trip to Seattle to pay bond interest, and produce an affidavit against a fellow councilman.

    May 13, 1894The Seattle Post-IntelligencerFront Street, Port AngelesFollow the Money · City Hall · Scandal

  2. A Mob Hanged Two Men at the Courthouse. Then the State Argued Over the Bill.

    After Hill and Parker were lynched in Colfax, Attorney General W. C. Jones ruled that the county need not pay for a coroner's inquest—and said the real hunt for the mob belonged to a grand jury.

    Jan 20, 1895The Seattle Post-IntelligencerWhitman County Courthouse, ColfaxCity Hall

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