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Living Pioneers of Washington
"…the articles are cited here with the date in the Post-Intelligencer in which they appeared, the year 1915, and the present address of each pioneer…
Northwestern History Syllabus
"The aim of this department is to furnish outlines that will aid those who wish to study the subject systematically.
Announcement
"A number of pioneers have responded to the editorial appeal of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer…
The Vigilantes of Montana. By Thomas J. Dimsdale
"The Vigilantes of Montana has served for many years as a source of inspiration to writers of stories of Western life.
Waiilatpu, Its Rise and Fall, 1836-1847. By Miles Cannon
"…Mr. Cannon has told the tragic story of the famous Whitman massacre. He is sympathetic in his treatment of the theme.
Alaska Under the Russians - Industry, Trade, and Social Life
"When the manangement of the Russian American Company passed into the hands of Hagemeister the first charter was about to expire.
The Pioneer Association of the State of Washington
"This issue of the Washington Historical Quarterly...is planned as a tribute to the pioneers of Washington…In the same spirit, this article has been prepared about the State organization of pioneers.
Jose de Galvez, Visitor-General of New Spain, 1765-1771. By Herbert Ingram Priestly
"…Jose de Galves thought relatively little known was certainly 'the most competent Minister of the Indies during the Bourbon regime.'
Gray Memorial Celebration. By William D. Lyman and Others
"The account of the memorial ceremonies there recorded in[c]ludes the history[c]al address given by William D. Lyman, Blalosk Professor of History in Whitman College.
The Control of Strikes in American Trade Unions. By George Milton Janes
"The chief documentary source of information has been the collection of trade-union publications in the Johns Hopkins Library.