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Chief Justice Roger Greene letter to New York Senator, William M. Evarts, regarding anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 12, 1886
1. Chief Justice Roger Greene letter to New York Senator, William M. Evarts, regarding anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 12, 1886

Greene, Roger Sherman

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    Correspondence; Evarts, William Maxwell, 1818 1901; Greene, Roger Sherman; Martial Law; Race Relations; Seattle; Washington (State)
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Letter to New York Senator, William M. Evarts, regarding anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 9, 1886
2. Letter to New York Senator, William M. Evarts, regarding anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 9, 1886

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    Correspondence; Evarts, William M; Martial Law; Race Relations; Seattle; Washington (State)
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Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to General John Gibbon regarding growing anti-Chinese mob in Seattle, February 7, 1886
3. Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to General John Gibbon regarding growing anti-Chinese mob in Seattle, February 7, 1886

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    Correspondence; Gibbon, John; Martial Law; Race Relations; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1926; Telegrams; Washington (State)
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Judge Thomas Burke letter to Washington Territorial Delegate to Congress, Charles Stewart Voorhees, regarding the anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 9, 1886
4. Judge Thomas Burke letter to Washington Territorial Delegate to Congress, Charles Stewart Voorhees, regarding the anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 9, 1886

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    Burke, Thomas, 1849 1925; Correspondence; Martial Law; Race Relations; Seattle; Voorhees, Charles S. (Charles Stewart), 1853 1909; Washington (State)
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N.H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire detailing Seattle's response to the anti-Chinese unrest, February 9, 1886
5. N.H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire detailing Seattle's response to the anti-Chinese unrest, February 9, 1886

Owings, Nathaniel H.

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    Correspondence; Martial Law; Owings, Nathaniel H; Race Relations; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1926; Telegrams; Washington (State)
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N.H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire suggesting sending troops to handle anti-Chinese disturbances in Seattle, February 9, 1886
6. N.H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire suggesting sending troops to handle anti-Chinese disturbances in Seattle, February 9, 1886

Owings, Nathaniel H.

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    Correspondence; Martial Law; Owings, Nathaniel H; Race Relations; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1926; Telegrams; Washington (State)
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Owyang Ming letter to Governor Watson C. Squire thanking him for protecting Chinese residents during the February riots, April 27, 1886
7. Owyang Ming letter to Governor Watson C. Squire thanking him for protecting Chinese residents during the February riots, April 27, 1886

Ming, Owyang

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    Correspondence; Martial Law; Ming, Owyang; Race Relations; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1926; Washington (State)
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Chief Justice Roger Greene, U.S. Attorney William Henry White and Washington Territorial Governor Watson C. Squire letter to President Grover Cleveland, regarding anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 8, 1886
8. Chief Justice Roger Greene, U.S. Attorney William Henry White and Washington Territorial Governor Watson C. Squire letter to President Grover Cleveland, regarding anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 8, 1886

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    Cleveland, Grover, 1837 1908; Correspondence; Greene, Roger Sherman; Martial Law; Race Relations; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1926; Washington (State); White, William Henry, 1845 1914
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Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to Secretary of War W.C. Endicott summarizing anti-Chinese events in Washington Territory, February 13, 1886
9. Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to Secretary of War W.C. Endicott summarizing anti-Chinese events in Washington Territory, February 13, 1886

Keywords:

    Correspondence; Endicott, William Crowninshield, 1826 1900; Martial Law; Race Relations; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1926; Telegrams; Washington (State)
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Mayor Henry L. Yesler letter to Governor Watson C. Squire concerning ending martial law imposed in Seattle as a result of the anti-Chinese riots, February 22, 1886
10. Mayor Henry L. Yesler letter to Governor Watson C. Squire concerning ending martial law imposed in Seattle as a result of the anti-Chinese riots, February 22, 1886

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    Correspondence; Martial Law; Race Relations; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1926; Washington (State); Yesler, Henry L. (Henry Leiter), 1810 1892
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Telegram to President Grover Cleveland from Governor Watson C. Squire and others, regarding the governor's unilateral proclamation of martial law in Seattle and requesting the assistance of federal troops, February 9, 1886
11. Telegram to President Grover Cleveland from Governor Watson C. Squire and others, regarding the governor's unilateral proclamation of martial law in Seattle and requesting the assistance of federal troops, February 9, 1886

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    Chinese; Cleveland, Grover, 1837 1908; Crimes Against; Martial Law; Race Riots; Racism; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1936; Telegrams; Violence Against; Washington (State)
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Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to L.Q.C. Lamar regarding the need for military assistance following anti-Chinese violence, February 8, 1886
12. Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to L.Q.C. Lamar regarding the need for military assistance following anti-Chinese violence, February 8, 1886

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    Correspondence; Endicott, William Crowninshield, 1826 1900; Gibbon, John; Lamar, L. Q. C. (Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus), 1825 1893; Martial Law; Race Relations; Seattle; Squire, Watson C. (Watson Carvosso), 1838 1926; Telegrams; Washington (State)
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