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By Order of the People -- Verdict: Guilty [page 2 of 2]
1. By Order of the People -- Verdict: Guilty [page 2 of 2]
All-American by Christmas!
2. All-American by Christmas!
Defend the Black Panthers
3. Defend the Black Panthers
Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland, regarding the situation in Seattle
4. Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland, regarding the situation in Seattle after the arrival of federal troops, February 12, 1886
Secretary Nathaniel H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire requesting soldiers as a precaution
5. Secretary Nathaniel H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire requesting soldiers as a precaution against anti-Chinese violence, February 9, 1886
Secretary Nathaniel H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire regarding the situation in Olympia
6. Secretary Nathaniel H. Owings telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire regarding the situation in Olympia during the anti-Chinese riots, February 9, 1886
Telegram to President Grover Cleveland from Governor Watson C. Squire and others, regarding the governor's
7. 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
Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland, notifying the President that martial
8. Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland, notifying the President that martial law had been proclaimed, February 8, 1886
Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland regarding the situation in Seattle after
9. Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to President Grover Cleveland regarding the situation in Seattle after declaration of martial law, February 8, 1886
Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to General John Gibbon regarding the urgent need for federal troops
10. Governor Watson C. Squire telegram to General John Gibbon regarding the urgent need for federal troops to quell anti-Chinese riots, February 7, 1886
Telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire from "All Chinamen of Seattle", February 7, 1886
11. Telegram to Governor Watson C. Squire from "All Chinamen of Seattle", February 7, 1886
Watson C. Squire letter to A. H. Eddy regarding Squire's attitudes towards the Chinese, October 14, 1889
12. Watson C. Squire letter to A. H. Eddy regarding Squire's attitudes towards the Chinese, October 14, 1889
Graffiti on Japanese American home, Seattle, 1945
13. Graffiti on Japanese American home, Seattle, 1945
Najma Rizvi, Interview
14. Najma Rizvi, Interview
Chinese Consul General Owyang Ming letter to Governor Watson C. Squire regarding the anti-Chinese riots
15. 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
More Jobs for Minorities, More Jobs for All
16. More Jobs for Minorities, More Jobs for All
Issue Is Racism
17. Issue Is Racism
Lest You Forget the War Goes On
18. Lest You Forget the War Goes On
Taste the Sweetness of Destiny, Racist Pig!!
19. Taste the Sweetness of Destiny, Racist Pig!!
Why Work Within the System?
20. Why Work Within the System?
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