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Year	Stories
1854	5
1858	6
1859	5
1860	8
1861	12
1862	10
1863	6
1864	8
1865	3
1871	4
1872	31
1876	112
1877	95
1878	65
1879	10
1880	29
1882	10
1883	129
1884	56
1885	85
1886	49
1887	59
1888	53
1889	199
1890	32
1891	128
1892	337
1893	300
1894	284
1895	310
1897	16
1898	40
1899	76
1900	15
1902	7
1903	178
1904	112
1905	14
1907	15
1908	93
1909	267
1910	76
1911	18
1912	5
1914	57
1915	63
1916	100
1917	69
1918	11
1919	2
1922	5
1923	42
1924	30
1925	18
1929	3

2,166 stories matching week, the 400 most mentioned

People 239

Judge Humes1892–189521
Judge Langley1893–189517
Judge Hanford1889–190416
J. T. Ronald1891–189913
John H. McGraw1892–189512
A. R. Gardner1914–191711
James Hamilton Lewis1889–189510
Smith1876–190810
Nelson Bennett1890–189910
Chief Jackson1892–189310
James J. Hill1892–19099
John Collins1876–18959
Chief Rogers1892–18959
Thomas Burke1888–19108
Beriah Brown1872–18858
H. L. Yesler1876–18928
Eldridge Morse1876–18788
Judge Brents19038
Mayor Phelps1894–18958
John B. Allen1893–18947
W. H. White1892–18957
Henry Villard1883–18957
Jacob Furth1889–19037
Sheriff McGraw1883–18867
Mayor Ronald1892–18947
M. M. Moulton1914–19257
Luke Powell1915–19177
F. A. Blackwell1907–19107
Brown1877–19036
Miller1883–18956
Judge Burke1888–18956
Lee M. Lampson1914–19176
E. O. Graves1891–18956
Watson Squire1885–18936
A. M. Cannon1883–18946
Judge Lichtenberg1892–18946
Coroner Horton1892–18946
R. E. Pratt1914–19176
Byron Phelps1894–18956
Gov. McGraw1893–18946
Justice Caldwell1893–18956
City Engineer Thomson1893–18956
Detective Philbrick1893–18956
Mayor Orr1894–18956
Coroner Askam18956
Dr. Phillips1908–19106
Andrew Jackson1876–18995
Governor McBride1903–19045
Jackson1876–18995
A. A. Denny1872–18955
Eugene Semple1889–18955
Anderson1860–19005
Grover Cleveland1886–18955
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan1889–19035
Levi Ankeny1893–19055
Senator Squire1891–18955
Watson C. Squire1886–18945
Paul Schulze1892–18955
Davis1877–18955
John P. Hoyt1889–18925
McNeill1894–19175
Rev. Clark Davis1887–18955
Gordon1878–19035
Chief of Police Rogers1894–18955
Prosecuting Attorney Miller1892–18955
Thomas W. Symons1894–18955
John W. Considine1892–18955
Donworth1892–18945
Sweeney1861–18975
H. J. Snively1889–19165
C. E. Duffy1915–19175
Eugene V. Debs18945
D. S. Wilkinson1922–19255
Judge Easterday19095
Judge Glasgow1893–18955
Agent Gibbs1907–19105
S. H. Piles1888–18954
Theodore Roosevelt1903–19094
Governor Ferry1891–18924
Chas. H. Collins19144
Sheriff Cochrane1887–18894
McDonald1888–19034
John Arthur1889–18944
Wilson1889–18994
J. Furth18894
Judge Lewis1876–18884
Henry Yesler1883–18934
J.H. McGraw1885–18914
Roger S. Greene1884–18954
Col. Larrabee1872–18784
Clements1916–19174
Thompson1877–19104
Ezra Meeker1893–19084
J. D. Lowman1889–18994
Commissioner Emery1893–18954
Mr. Johnson1889–18914
Turner1878–18954
John McGraw1886–18934
C. B. Wright1883–18944
E. C. Ferguson1876–18854
Miles C. Moore1889–19034
James Wickersham1889–18944
Sadie Brantner18894
George H. Heilbron1891–18954
Junius Rochester1889–18934
James G. Swan1861–18914
Sheriff Woolery1893–18944
W. H. Harris1894–18954
Lynn1886–19094
Griffith Davies1887–18954
McBride1883–18954
J. J. Browne1883–18844
Adolph Krug1892–18954
Detective Cave1892–18934
Detective Cudihee1892–18944
Dr. Palmer1893–18954
W. J. Kincaid1916–19244
F. L. Bash1916–19184
H. M. Lund1907–19094
J. B. Clements1914–19174
Carroll B. Graves1892–19254
John Flynn1895–19074
Detective Roberts1892–18944
James Murphy1892–18954
Mrs. Fay18934
Dr. Mitten1893–18954
Mrs. Hammond1893–18944
William A. Wilcox18954
J. N. Glover1883–18844
Napoleon Hoagland1891–18924
Capt. LeClerc1908–19094
F. C. Krause1908–19094
Henry L. Yesler1893–18953
Abraham Lincoln1860–18953
Johnson1883–19083
Squire1889–18923
White1884–18923
Kellogg1854–19143
Amos Brown1877–18953
Judge Turner1888–18933
T. W. Lake1888–19233
Burke1877–18893
D. T. Denny1889–18933
Chief Woolery1883–18843
John Leary1884–18903
Dr. Weed1871–18763
Judge Jacobs1872–18993
Bailey Gatzert1892–18933
John T. Jordan18763
J. Eugene Jordan1892–18933
Dr. Miller1889–18953
J. C. Haines1885–18913
Charles Francis Adams1877–18913
Thomas W. Prosch1878–18893
W. D. Wood1892–18953
Lynch1877–18993
Bolton Rogers1892–18993
Campbell1876–19043
Mr. Denny1877–18893
Baker1892–18973
Clark1861–19033
George Turner1893–19233
Elisha P. Ferry1877–18933
E. M. Sly1914–19173
H. A. Bier1914–19163
E. C. Kilbourne1895–18993
Judge Wickersham1888–18893
McGraw1878–18923
H. G. Struve1872–18913
Murphy1890–18923
Montgomery1872–18853
Mr. Carr18763
John L. Wilson1894–18953
J. M. Carson1892–18943
Arthur A. Denny1889–18953
Chief Mitchell1889–18933
Dr. Calhoun1878–18933
J. T. Brown18773
John Thompson18773
Chief Moses1878–19043
Butler1892–19113
Boyle1876–19093
George Welsh1878–18793
Mayor Moran1889–18903
Mr. Ronald1889–18953
President Cleveland1892–18953
Isaac W. Anderson1889–18943
John P. Hott18893
William D. Wood18953
Judge Osborn1889–18953
I. A. Nadeau1889–18943
John L. Sullivan1892–19093
J. M. Ashton1891–18943
Abram Barker1891–18953
John Wiley1894–18953
Adams1884–18933
Kennedy1891–19083
Ira Bronson18943
Thaddeus Hanford1878–18853
Justice Hill18853
Dr. Morgan1883–18853
President Harris1894–18953
Dr. Churchill18953
George H. Jones1894–18983
George Donworth1892–18943
A. B. Wyckoff1892–18953
John Considine1892–18943
Andrew F. Burleigh1892–18943
Judge Griffin1903–19043
Shaw1861–19033
M. B. Haynes1916–19243
Judge Snell1903–19043
E. P. Marsh19103
Judge Carey1907–19103
Mr. Blackwell19083
M. E. Hay1909–19143
Miles Poindexter1910–19253
Judge Chapman1907–19093
Roland H. Hartley1916–19253
Judge Richardson1908–19153
Sheriff Duffy1916–19173
N. G. Blalock1892–19033
M. S. Lewis1915–19183
F. J. Bonn1915–19243
J. C. Scott1903–19253
H. E. Robinson1923–19243
J. C. Lloyd1922–19253
Wm. Meikle1915–19173
John B. Denny1884–18933
Fred M. Weil1922–19233
Mayor Wright19043
C. W. Stewart1892–18933
J. C. Syfford1917–19253
Nichols19093
J. A. Rochford1892–19093
Sheriff Painter19033
D. H. Carey1892–19093
Commissioner McGregor19093
Turnbull19093

Organizations 161

Northern Pacific Railroad1871–192467
Seattle City Council1884–192932
Post-Intelligencer1885–189529
Northern Pacific1883–190929
Seattle Post-Intelligencer1885–190427
Oregon Improvement Company1884–189524
Great Northern Railway1892–191023
Chamber of Commerce1889–190921
Tacoma City Council1885–190921
Idaho & Washington Northern Railroad1907–190919
Great Northern1892–192218
Commercial Club1895–191718
Board of Public Works1892–189917
Great Northern Railroad1891–191017
Tacoma Ledger1884–189816
Everett Trades Council1909–191216
Panhandle Lumber Co.1907–191016
Puget Sound Dispatch1871–188015
Northern Pacific Railway1891–191813
Fidelity Lumber Co.1908–191013
Democratic Party1878–190012
Salvation Army1893–189512
Idaho Washington Northern Railroad1907–191012
Union Pacific1883–190910
Republican Party1878–189510
King County Commissioners1876–19199
Providence Hospital1886–18999
Knights of Labor1885–18939
Intelligencer1872–18809
Seattle Chamber of Commerce1892–19048
University of Washington1885–19168
Courier-Reporter1914–19188
Washington State Legislature1891–19238
American Federation of Labor1903–19298
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce1893–19097
City of Seattle1877–18957
The Tribune1878–18927
City Council1883–19157
Aberdeen Herald1891–18947
Northern Pacific Railroad Company1876–19097
American Railway Union1894–18957
Pend Oreille River Navigation Co.19097
General Land Office1861–19096
Hudson Bay Company1854–18956
Odd Fellows1885–19086
The Daily Intelligencer1876–18776
Kennewick Commercial Club1914–19176
Canadian Pacific1889–19086
Seattle Athletic Club1892–18956
Washington State Senate1895–19096
Statesman-Index1908–19096
Populist Party1894–19006
Grant Smith Co.1908–19096
Idaho & Washington Northern1908–19096
The Miner1908–19096
Seattle1876–18925
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Railway1888–18955
Port Blakely Mill Company1885–18955
Seattle Daily Post-Intelligencer1882–18875
Congress1883–19095
Daily Intelligencer1876–18805
King County1872–18955
Western Central Labor Union1892–18945
Oregonian1877–18925
Sisters of Charity1863–18935
First National Bank1883–19175
Yakima Republic1897–19175
Seattle Telegraph1892–18945
Public Service Commission19165
Security State Bank1908–19095
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company1885–19034
Tacoma News1892–18994
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad1888–18944
Hudson's Bay Company1858–19094
W.C.T.U.1889–19094
Tacoma National Bank1887–18954
Knights of Pythias1892–18954
Congregational Church1872–19094
Bonney & Stewart1892–18944
Washington Territorial Legislature1862–18844
Seattle Weekly Dispatch1877–18784
Northern Star1876–18784
Blackman Bros.1877–18954
Board of Aldermen1894–18954
Methodist Episcopal Church1887–18954
Bureau of Associated Charities1892–18954
Sailors' Union1893–18954
Fremont Milling Company1893–18954
Benton County Commissioners1914–19164
Aberdeen City Council1891–18944
State Federation of Labor1904–19234
Fairhaven Land Company18904
Spokane Chamber of Commerce1903–19164
Seattle Board of Health18954
Olympia City Council1891–18924
Seattle and Lake Washington Waterway Company18954
Seattle & Lake Washington Waterway Company18954
Northern Electric Co.1908–19094
Idaho Washington Northern1908–19094
Northern Mercantile Co.19084
The Seattle Star18993
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railway1888–18893
War Department1895–19183
Canadian Pacific Railway1892–19093
Pacific Coast Steamship Company1886–18943
Plymouth Congregational Church1892–18993
Y.M.C.A.1885–18993
Union Electric Company1895–18993
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad1888–18913
Fannie Paddock Hospital1895–19093
Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad1889–18953
Stetson & Post Mill Company1888–18893
Seattle City Government1885–18893
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad1878–18893
Board of Health1893–18953
Seattle Coal and Iron Company1889–18923
County Commissioners1872–18943
First Washington Volunteers18993
Western Mill Company1888–18993
Western Union Telegraph Company1889–18953
Southern Pacific1889–19093
Board of Regents1892–19223
Stetson & Post1877–18893
National Bank of Commerce18953
Northern Pacific Coal Company18943
Board of County Commissioners1889–18953
Young Men's Christian Association1877–18923
Miller's Saloon18773
Board of Trade1884–18893
Woman's Christian Temperance Union1883–18953
General Relief Committee18893
Ancient Order of United Workmen1885–18943
People's Party1886–18923
Farmers' Alliance1891–18943
Fairhaven Herald18913
House of Delegates1892–18953
Washington State House of Representatives1895–19093
Interior Department1889–19103
Seattle Board of Education18953
The Ledger1892–19043
National Guard of Washington1893–18983
City of Tacoma1895–19093
House of the Good Shepherd1892–18943
Northern Hotel18953
Anti-Saloon League1904–19093
Kennewick City Council1914–19173
Kennewick Courier-Reporter1914–19183
White Bluffs Water company1916–19233
Keeler Brothers19163
The Labor Journal1909–19103
Seattle Theater1894–18953
Kennewick-Richland Marketing Union19163
Western Union1883–18913
First Bank of White Bluffs1923–19243
State Board of Health1895–19103
People's Theater1894–18953
Sumner Iron Works19103
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Exchange1922–19243
American Legion19253
National Guard1894–18953
Tacoma Board of Education1895–19093