Shocking Accident, 1870
The following is the transcription of an article published in The Daily Oregon Statesman January 11, 1870. Shocking Accident. -- A little boy, five years [...]
The following is the transcription of an article published in The Daily Oregon Statesman January 11, 1870. Shocking Accident. -- A little boy, five years [...]
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Salem's First Streetcar Line On January 1, 1889, the Rev. J. L. "Father" Parrish, last survivor of Salem's missionary founders, seized a broadaxe that [...]