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Watson C. Squire letter to A. H. Eddy regarding Squire's attitudes towards the Chinese, October 14, 1889
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Ida Remington Squire account of the anti-Chinese riots in Seattle, February 7-14, 1886
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Chinese Consul General Owyang Ming letter to Governor Watson C. Squire regarding the anti-Chinese riots in Washington State and Squire's response to them, February 13, 1886
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Roger S. Greene letter to Governor Watson C. Squire in which Greene supports Squire's integrity following a negative newspaper article, June 9, 1887
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Passport belonging to Watson C. Squire, dated May 8, 1877
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Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to Secretary of War W. C. Endicott, regarding anti-Chinese violence around Puget Sound, February 13, 1886
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Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland, regarding the situation in Seattle after the arrival of federal troops, February 12, 1886
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Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland, notifying the President that martial law had been proclaimed, February 8, 1886
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Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland regarding the situation in Seattle after declaration of martial law, February 8, 1886
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Democratic Party petition supporting Governor Watson C. Squire's response to the anti-Chinese unrest of the previous year, June 4, 1887
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Governor Watson C. Squire proclamation announcing the end of martial law in Seattle, February 22, 1886
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Governor Watson C. Squire draft of proclamation declaring martial law in Seattle, February 8, 1886
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Governor Watson C. Squire general order to disorderly persons in Seattle to cease actions which disturb the peace during the anti-Chinese agitation, February 11, 1886
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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
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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
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Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to General John Gibbon regarding growing anti-Chinese mob in Seattle, February 7, 1886
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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
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Daniel Manning letter to Governor Watson C. Squire regarding enforcement of the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act, December 9, 1885
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Secretary Nathaniel H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire regarding the situation in Olympia during the anti-Chinese riots, February 9, 1886
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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
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