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Countdown to an Uprising- Easter week,1916

Posted on April 24, 2014 by jpkenna

Mike Scanlon–worker, wanderer and dreamer–kept an informal journal during his years spent out West. In spring of 1916 he was working in the engine room of the Hyak, one of the Seattle-based “mosquito fleet” of small steamboats plying the waters … Continue reading →

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