| 1900.1970 |
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Asian American Market Increases with Population Growth |
Hwang |
July 24 - 30, 1 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.1971 |
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Mayor Paul Schell visits ID to battle crime |
Public Safety Biggest Problem say ID Residents, Businesses |
Vu |
July 24 - 30, 1 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.1972 |
|
Part of the NW Asian Weekly awards |
Silvestre Tangalan: a Pioneer Who Stands Tall |
Giudici |
July 24 - 30, 1 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.1973 |
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"Xiu Xiu": Joan Chen's Magnificent Tribute to Women and sent-down children |
Winfrey |
July 24 - 30, 1 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.1974 |
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Cambodian American family visits Cambodia in 1990 again when the author's grandfather dies in 1999. |
A Search For Home |
Reang |
July 27, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1975 |
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Joseph Santos Ileto was killed by white supremicist in California. Seattle memorial. |
Memorial Held For Postal Worker |
Burkitt |
September 1, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1976 |
Article |
Weather hardships to Hmong flower farmers |
Flower Growers in Full Gloom |
Farhat, Sally |
September 2, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1977 |
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SAAM changing directions in collections and exhibitions. |
SAAM Still Struggles with Low Attendance, chilly Relations with Asian-American Community |
Updike |
September 5, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1978 |
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Long time curator of Asian art retires. Good overview of the SAAM and its collections, directions and limitations at the time of Bill Rathburn's retirement. |
Chief Curator Leaves Legacy of Passionate Scholarship |
Berger, David |
September 5, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1979 |
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Origins of Japanese population, Details the research that first Japanese were related to Ainu and modern Japanese are close genetic kin to Koreans and Chinese. |
Japanese find Their Ancestral Roots Are Tangled |
Fackler, Martin |
August 29, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.198 |
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Scott Oki and the Oki Foundation |
A Passion For Giving |
Jones |
5/5/97 |
Costco Connection |
| 1900.1980 |
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The few artifacts which tell of the Chinese workers who were driven off Whidbey island |
China Story: Driven Off Whidbey |
Connolly |
August 18, 1999 |
South Whidbey Record |
| 1900.1981 |
booklet |
Elementary education text |
The Asian American Experience A Special Report |
Luke, Bettie Sing |
1987 |
R.E.A.C.H Center for Multicultural and Global Education |
| 1900.1982 |
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Photo story on Chinese new year in Seattle, 1961, year of the ox, 4659. |
Time of Joy, Reverence |
King, Yuki |
February 12, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1983 |
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How the building of the Kingdome galvanized the young Asian American community |
How the Kingdome Spurred the Asian-American Community's Coming of Age |
Tsutakawa |
July 8, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1984 |
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Three articles, Revisiting the Life and Legacy of a Pioneering Filipino Writer (also indexed at BIO 0 D4 R48) and an excerpt from Bulosan's book, "America Is in the Heart" , and notice of a mural installed at the Internation District's Eastern Hotel as part of the Carlos Bulosan Memorial Exhibit. |
Carlos Bulosan, In the Heart |
De Leon, Ferdinand M. *** |
August 8, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1985 |
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Japanese Past Displayed in Panama Hotel |
Le, Phuong |
July 23, 1999 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.1986 |
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The Decolonization of the Mind: Resistance to Ideological Representations & the Reconstruction of Identity |
Detera, Eydie Calderon |
Fall 1997 |
Annotated Bibliography |
| 1900.1987 |
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How values shape views of the world |
Deciding What's Valuable |
Stripling |
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Seattle Times |
| 1900.1988 |
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Tuai Looks Like top challenger for Mayor |
Cunningham, Ross |
May 10, 1973 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1989 |
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Refugees from Cambodia's civil war are returning to help rebuild the country. |
Phnom Penh Connections |
Bock |
July 11, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.199 |
Article |
Gary Locke elected governor of Washington over Ellen Craswell by an immense margin of 60-40. |
Victory For Asian Americans in Washington State |
Kang, Myong-Chol |
12/1/96 |
KoreAm Journal |
| 1900.1990 |
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Author of Divided Destiny, A History of Japanese Americans in Seattle, a book that spans 100 years from immigration to 1999. |
Seattle Resident and city official makes history with book |
Holly-Gottlieb, Allie |
January 6, 1999 |
North Central Outlook |
| 1900.1991 |
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Maddening History |
Ferguson, Courtney |
2/25/1999 |
Tacoma Reporter |
| 1900.1992 |
Article |
Jan Johnson's discovery of trunks owned by Japanese Americans in the Panama Hotel. The trunks were left behind because Japanese Americans couldn't take too many items to the internment camps. |
Heartbreak Hotel |
Wilson, Charles |
March/April 199 |
Preservation |
| 1900.1993 |
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Owned and helped operate Higo Variety store, a family business since 1932. |
Obituary: Ayako Betty Murakami |
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September 5, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1994 |
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Augie Takatsuka of Vashon Island was a member of the 442nd. This interview was conducted by JonLee Joseph. |
Oral History Interview with Augie Takatsuka |
Joseph |
Spring 1999 |
Inteview |
| 1900.1995 |
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Biography of Eng Ah King by his great granddaughter. |
The Honorable Mr. King |
Yee, Angela |
June 1, 1999 |
Paper |
| 1900.1996 |
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Review of SAM exhibition Painted with Light: Photographs of the Seattle Camera Club |
In 1920s Seattle, Photo Group Saw its Medium as Art |
Updike, Robin |
September 13, 1 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1997 |
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Money given to help disadvantaged students not targeted to any one Asian American group |
Gateses' Grants: Asians Feel Snubbed |
Varner, Lynne |
Sptember 20, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.1998 |
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A Celebration of Tradition & Community: Sumo in the Pacific Northwest, 1905 - 1943 |
Svinth |
Summer 1999 |
Columbia Magazine Summer 1999 |
| 1900.1999 |
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The men responsible for protecting the Chinese in Seattle from the mob trying to oust them and the structure of power in Seattle |
Interests and Allegiances: The Role of the Home Guard in the 1886 Anti-Chinese Uprising in Seattle |
Leavitt, Noah |
June 6, 1995 |
Paper |
| 1900.200 |
|
Cambodian Textiles |
Restoring a Fine Khmer Craft Rent by Revolution |
Reif |
6/22/97 |
New York Times |
| 1900.2000 |
|
Mrs. Jinsei Takamura |
Koto Music: Preserving a Japanese Tradition |
Nash |
August 24, 1969 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2001 |
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The family of Louie Hong still run the House of Hong restaurant |
Family Talk: The Hong Family |
|
March 17, 1991 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2002 |
|
Faye Hong and Hugo Louie own and operate the Atlas Resturant |
Atlas Strong Contender for Best in Chinatown |
Hinterberger |
OCTOBER 19, 197 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2003 |
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Photocopies of the paper; May 19, 1928; September 5, 1931; April 27, 1935; December 14, 1940; October 3, 1941; April 24, 1942; |
The Japanese American Courier |
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Photocopy |
| 1900.2004 |
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1943 - 1945 |
Minidoka Irrigator |
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Photocopy |
| 1900.2005 |
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E-mailed news article on Asian Pacific Women veterans includes photo resources and exhibit resources |
Asian Pacific Women in the Military |
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September 28, 1 |
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/#News Articles |
| 1900.2006 |
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Japanese American National Museum |
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Spring 1991 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.2007 |
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| 1900.2008 |
Article |
Preview of David Henry Hwang's 'Golden Child', produced by the Seattle Repertory Theater. |
Raising the 'Golden Child' |
Berson, Misha |
September 26, 1 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.2009 |
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Masato Tamura, Ryoichi Iwakiri, and the Fife Judo Dojo 1923-1942 |
Svinth |
1999 |
Paper 1999 |
| 1900.201 |
|
Photo and article of Chinese American Union soldier |
An Oriental Yankee Soldier |
Archer |
9/1/94 |
Civil War Times |
| 1900.2010 |
|
the Bok Kai festival in Marysville California offers opportunity for study of the diversity within the unity of Chinese popular religion |
Dancing with the Dragon: a study of Ritual and Inter-ethnic community Relations |
Chace, Paul |
1994 |
Booklet |
| 1900.2011 |
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The roll of the Bok Kai festival in interethnic relations in Marysville CA. |
The Bok Kai Festival in 1931 in Historic Marysville: Creating a California Community |
Chace, Paul |
1992 |
Booklet |
| 1900.2012 |
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Synopsis of exclusive Immigration and naturalization laws in the united states and events leading to their repeal |
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| 1900.2013 |
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APA Orgs Join the Brownout of Network Television |
Organization of Chinese Americans |
9/16/1999 |
E-mail |
| 1900.2014 |
|
Contains 2 articles: notice of his death and The Subtle Collages of Paul Horiuchi by R. M. Campbell critiqueing an exhibit at the Gordon Woodeside Gallery dated 11/16/1975 |
Northwest Artist Paul Horiuchi, 93, dies |
Hackett, Regina |
August 31, 1999 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2015 |
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Paul Horiuchi, 93, Earned World Fame as an Artist |
Peterson, Julie |
August 30, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2016 |
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Uwajimaya Village Construction Continues |
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September 14, 1 |
Press Release |
| 1900.2017 |
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APA Women in Battle |
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September 28, 1 |
E-mail |
| 1900.2018 |
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The Hong vamily, owners of the House of Hong in the Seattle International District are profiled. |
Family Talk: Hong Family |
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March 17, 1991 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2019 |
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Atlas strong contender for Best in Chinatown 2 |
Hinterberger |
October 19, 197 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.202 |
|
Bun - ching Lam |
Chinese Composer Writes 'Useless Music' |
Sugai |
3/5/86 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2020 |
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John McGraw was the Sheriff of Seattle during the Chinese expulsion. |
John Hart McGraw |
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June 1999 |
Pioneer Association |
| 1900.2021 |
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| 1900.2022 |
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Novel with fictional photographer Wilfred Eng of Seattle |
Orton Pulls An Art-World Shocker |
Farr |
October 1, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2023 |
|
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The Advancing Chinese Frontier in America |
Lee |
December 6, 198 |
draft |
| 1900.2024 |
|
The history of the Chinese doctor AC Ah Fong and his apothecary in Boise Idaho |
The Ah-Fong Apothecary of Boise Idaho: a Brief History And Analysis |
Muench, Christopher and Paul Buell |
1982 |
Paper |
| 1900.2025 |
|
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Theory and Practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine |
Buell, Paul |
January 11, 198 |
Paper |
| 1900.2026 |
|
Choy's Herbs history |
A Brief History of Herbal Medicine |
|
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Paper |
| 1900.2027 |
|
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Washington: The First One Hundred Years |
Duncan, Don |
February 12, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2028 |
Article |
|
Recent Creations and Reflections Vol I |
Shimazaki, Teiko |
1998 |
Laughing Cypress |
| 1900.2029 |
|
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The Dust of Life: America's Children Abandoned in Vietnam |
McMichael |
10/25/99 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.203 |
|
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Composer Bright Sheng |
Hai-Jew |
3/6/91 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2030 |
|
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East Asian Lacquers |
Knight |
1992 |
Booklet |
| 1900.2031 |
|
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Luetjen Named Deputy Director at MOHAI |
Tose, Cynthia |
September 13, 1 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2032 |
|
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CIEL Cohousing: a Residient Designated Neighborhood in West Seattle |
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1998 |
Flier |
| 1900.2033 |
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New Year's Already? For Some Cultures, Yes |
Reiner |
November 9, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2034 |
|
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Gordon Hirabayashi |
Takami, David |
February 17, 19 |
History Ink |
| 1900.2035 |
|
Shopping at the Great Wall Mall in Kent, Washington |
A Day at the Great Wall Mall |
Chan |
11/7/99 |
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| 1900.2036 |
|
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A Report on Asian Pacific Islander Veterans |
Vet Center Asian Pacific Islander Veterans Working |
Spring 1998 |
Report |
| 1900.2037 |
|
St. Paul MN. Newspaper |
Asian American Press |
|
October 22, 199 |
Newspaper |
| 1900.2038 |
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| 1900.2039 |
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October - December 1999; |
China Council Quarterly |
Northwest China Council |
|
Newsletter |
| 1900.204 |
|
Taiko Music is Seattle |
Festival Will Feature Four Groups |
|
3/1/89 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2040 |
|
16 Boeing engineers accuse Boeing of discrimination |
The Silent Treatment: Asian American Employees at Boeing |
Song, Kyung M. |
December 5, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2041 |
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| 1900.2042 |
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One Who Wouldn't Give In |
Barber, Mike |
November 26, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2043 |
Article |
Positive review of "S.A.M. I Am", a play written by Garrett H Omata, directed by David Hsieh, and produced by Seattle's Repertory Actors Theatre. |
"S.A.M. I Am" is Comedy and Social Satire |
Berson, Misha |
November 18, 19 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.2044 |
Article |
"Inside Out: New Chinese Art" exhibit review |
New Face of China |
Updike, Robin |
November 18, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2045 |
Article |
The Chinatown/International District community and the police form the Coummunity Action Partnership, which helps business in the area and improves public safety. |
Community partnership revitalizes International District |
Le, Phuong |
November 23, 19 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.2046 |
|
National Japanese American Memorial |
Remembering an American Tragedy |
Paulson |
October 22, 199 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2047 |
Article |
The closing of Russell's Meat Market after 90 years in business. Bob Chinn purchased the business in 1978. Owned by the Russell family and opened in 1909 by William Russell. |
Russell's Meat Market to close after 90 years |
Hodson, Jeff |
December 27, 19 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.2048 |
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Report of Japanese American Heritage within National Historic Landmarks |
Dubrow |
September 23, 1 |
Report |
| 1900.2049 |
Article |
Members of the Seattle Kung Fu Club started a fight with the members of Hin Kai Mak's Kung Fu School over a percieved insult to their master, John Leong. |
Melee Between Kung Fu Schools Breaks Out |
Mangat, Annu |
March 13 - 19, |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.205 |
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Taiko: An Asian American Style |
Chinn |
6/1/81 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2050 |
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Legacy House Newsletter |
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Newsletter |
| 1900.2051 |
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2 4-postcard sets of color postcards of the exhibit at the Eastern Hotel documenting the history of filipino Americans in the I.D. Used to advertise the Grand Opening and Reception of the Carlos Bulosan Memorial Exhibit at the Eastern Hotel in Seattle's International Distrial. The artist is Eliseo Art Silva and the mural is "Can You Read the Secrets of History in My Face?" |
Carlos Bulosan Memorial Exhibit |
|
1999 |
Postcards |
| 1900.2052 |
|
Wong Ah See accused of attempted murder pf cellmate Chew Lang On. |
Tries to Kill his Cellmate |
|
June 6, 1902 |
San Francisco Call |
| 1900.2053 |
Article |
Retrospective of Tsutakawa at galleries. |
Northwest Masters On View |
Updike, Robin |
January 13, 200 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2054 |
|
Bilingual, bicultural agency assists Asians, Pacific Islanders |
Place That Feels Like Home |
Sanchez |
Janaury 26, 200 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2055 |
|
Addition of Asian foods to school menus. |
Bellevue School Rolls Out Sushi; kids eat it up |
Vinh, Tan |
Janaury 27, 200 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2056 |
|
Bio of Dr. Kyo Koike Japanese American photographer and Seattle resident . One of the founders of the Seattle Camera Club. |
Dr. Kyo Koike, 1878 - 1947 |
Zabilski, Carol |
April 1977 |
Pacific Northwest Quarterly |
| 1900.2057 |
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Chin Tue Dong son of Chin Gee Hee and only registered Chinese American voter in Seattle. |
Asks Passport to China: well - known Chinese Native of Seattle wants to visit the Flowery Kingdom |
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September 7, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2058 |
|
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Chinese Stowaways in America |
Fryer |
January 23, 200 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2059 |
|
To contribute to the growth and well being of the Vietnamese community in the greater Seattle area and to preserve and promote the Vietnamese cultural heritage. |
Helping Link |
|
1999 |
Flyer |
| 1900.206 |
|
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Two Local Taiko Groups Merge into One |
Wong |
2/20/91 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2060 |
|
Photos of Japanese Americans returning to Japan from Portland, OR aboard the Gen. W.H. Gordon. |
Japanese Arrive for Long Voyage Home |
|
December 27, 19 |
Oregonian |
| 1900.2061 |
|
Article about Japanese Americans returning to Japan from Portland, OR aboard the Gen. W.H. Gordon. |
Returing Japs Confident U.S. Lost War |
Ewing |
December 29, 19 |
Oregonian |
| 1900.2062 |
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Article about Japanese Americans returning to Japan from Portland, OR aboard the Gen. W.H. Gordon. |
Many of 4500 Japs to Sail Here Think Trip Due to Nippon Victory |
Ewing |
December 29, 19 |
Oregonian |
| 1900.2063 |
|
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Old Japs Think Their side Won |
|
December 29, 19 |
Oregonian |
| 1900.2064 |
|
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Seattle Chinese Yellow Pages |
|
1997 |
Seattle Chinese Post |
| 1900.2065 |
|
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Greater Seattle & Vicinity Japanese American Directory |
|
1999 |
JACL |
| 1900.2066 |
Article |
This item is a booklet containing color reproductions of the paintings of Rongxu Long. There is some biographical information included. |
Selected Gouache Paintings by Rongxu Long |
|
1998 |
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| 1900.2067 |
|
History of early Chinese immigration to the U.S. |
Chinese and the Gold Rush |
Sheafer |
1977/1998 |
Booklet |
| 1900.2068 |
Booklet |
The history of Chinese American fashion in Hawaii. Starts from 1852 (male laborers) and ends in 1975 (the changing styles of cheong sam, Chinese American women's traditional dress). Includes photographs. |
Reflections of Time: A Chronology of Chinese Fashions in Hawaii |
Chong, Douglas D.L. |
1977 |
Hawaii Chinese History Center |
| 1900.2069 |
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Advertising Copy |
|
1998 |
Great Northern R.R. Co. |
| 1900.207 |
|
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Yellow Seattle |
Chin, Frank |
2/1/78 |
The Weekly |
| 1900.2070 |
|
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Doing Our Own Thing: A chat with Ron Chew. Wing Luke Asian Museum |
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September 1999 |
Northwest Lesbian & Gay History Museum Project |
| 1900.2071 |
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A Roaring Celebration: Try a New Year's Party of the Lunar Kind |
Dunnewind, Stephanie |
February 4, 200 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2072 |
|
there may be a baby boom coming as couples try to have children in a very auspicious year. |
Dragon Babies |
Tu |
February 4, 200 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2073 |
Article |
The Wing Luke Museum, in partnership with MOHAI, puts on an exhibit about the history of Sagamiya Confections, a Japanese bakery that operated in Seattle from the 1900's to 1970's. They were especially known for their mochi. |
History of the Sagamiya Confectionary to be Exhibited |
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| 1900.2074 |
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New Chinese-American Museum Hunts Buried Roots |
Aronson, Raney |
February 27, 19 |
Wall Street Journal |
| 1900.2075 |
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Joan Yoshitomi named Seattle's Japanese Woman of the Year . Details of her career and effectiveness, especially in the educational community. |
Joan Yoshitomi, getting people together to get things done. |
Cassidy, Susan L. |
April 6, 1991 |
Seattle Chinese Post |
| 1900.2076 |
|
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Japanese American Korean War Veterans |
kamikawa |
June 1996 |
Flyer |
| 1900.2077 |
|
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Fighting a Different Battle: Filipinos Say America has withheld Veteran's Benefits |
Matthee |
November 11, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2078 |
|
Jose Calugas, only Filipino recipient of the medal of honor |
Bravery of Local War Hero is Remembered by Many |
Colety |
November 8, 199 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.2079 |
|
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The Infamy of Bataan and Corregidor: An Historical Remembrance |
Luna , Rosendo |
June 8, 1996 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.208 |
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The wartime experiences of Japanese Canadians was harsher than that of Japanese Americans but has received little attention. Families were serparated, possessions sold and commissions charged for the sales. Men were not allowed to enlist as officials were afraid if they fought they might be allowed to vote. Discusses the community's efforts to secure a charter of rights as part of the Canadian Constitution. |
Japanese Canadians |
Gelernter, Carey Quan |
8/30/81 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2080 |
|
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Search is on for WWII Heroes Some Say Were Shortchanged |
Kasindorf, Martin |
September 17, 1 |
USA Today |
| 1900.2081 |
|
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A War on Two fronts: Asian Americans Battled Enemy and Racism |
Abe |
November 11, 19 |
The News Tribune |
| 1900.2082 |
|
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The Asian American Vietnam Veteran: "we were there and we deserved to be recognized" |
Mochizuki, Ken |
November 5, 198 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2083 |
|
Story on Helen Zia and her new book - "Asian American Dreams" |
Asian and American |
De Leon, Ferdinand M |
April 7, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2084 |
|
Memories of Wing Luke's contribution to saving the Pike Place Market |
Memories of former City Official Wing Luke |
Thompson, Leon |
July , 1998 |
Pike Place Market News |
| 1900.2085 |
|
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Japanese American Heritage Projects |
|
1998 |
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| 1900.2086 |
|
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Furuya Men |
Ito |
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Issei: A History of Japanese Immigrants in North A |
| 1900.2087 |
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Current Chinese illegal immigration. |
The Rush to "Gold Mountain": Why Smuggled Chinese Bet everything on a Chance to Live and Work in the U.S. |
Tizon |
April 16, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2088 |
|
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Asian American Community Rallies for Lee |
Drogin, Bob |
February 25, 20 |
Seattle Times. LA Times |
| 1900.2089 |
|
Review of the novel "The Barbarians are Coming" |
Heartbreaker: A Chinese American Chef Loves 'em and leaves 'em |
Im |
March 2, 2000 |
Seattle Weekly |
| 1900.209 |
|
Includes some breakdown of the Nikkei business communiy in Seattle, anecdotal estimates of losses and summary oof the War Relocation Authority's 1946 report "The Wartime Handling of Evacuee Property". |
Nikkei Lost Homes, Goods, Businesses |
Katz, Dean |
8/30/81 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2090 |
|
The Chinese and Washington's Railroads |
The Chinese and Washington's Railroads |
Chin |
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Paper |
| 1900.2091 |
|
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Hawaiians are Taking the Lead in Regaining Ancestral Remains |
Christensen |
March 12, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2092 |
|
Conference in San Francisco, April 27 - April 20, 2000 |
Nikkei 2000 Conference: Empowering Our Community in the 21st Century |
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2000 |
Brochure |
| 1900.2093 |
|
Maxine Chan cooks early Chinese food. |
Digging in: Activist Excavates Culinary History |
De Leon |
March 19, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2094 |
|
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Ads Speak to Asian-Americans |
Elliot, Stuart |
March 6, 2000 |
New York Times |
| 1900.2095 |
|
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Asian Multimedia |
Wong, Dean |
|
Monograph |
| 1900.2096 |
|
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A Daughter's Journey: One Family's Passage from Vietnam |
Le, Phuong |
March 6 - 9, 20 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2097 |
|
25th anniversary of the fall of Cambodia to the Khmer Rouge marked with candle light vigil. |
Slowly, Cambodians Speak Out |
Hodson |
April 17, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2098 |
|
CHSA Gala Benfit program |
Casting Our Voices: Chinese American Broadcast Pioneers |
Chinese Historical Society of America |
1999 |
Program |
| 1900.2099 |
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| 1900.210 |
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Japanese Americans Caught in World War II Anger |
Katz, Dean |
8/30/81 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2100 |
|
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Bu Gao Ban |
New York Chinatown History Project |
1985 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.2101 |
|
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Garment Union okays funds for Chinese contracts |
Chew |
October 1976 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2103 |
|
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He Can Always Have the Moon: The Story of Ah Kan |
Reddy, Sheila D. |
1993 |
Paper |
| 1900.2104 |
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A Coloring Book of Overseas Chinese in Northeastern Nevada |
Nunez |
1993 |
Booklet |
| 1900.2105 |
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Ah Toy: A successful 19th Century Entrepreneur |
Kingsbury, Lawrence A. |
January 1994 |
Heritage Program, Payette National Forest. |
| 1900.2106 |
Article |
Many Chinese immigrated to Ohio in the late 19th century when gold was discovered there. The article described their occupations, living conditions, and the decline of the community after Chiense exclusion. |
The Chinese Pioneer in Idaho: An Overview |
Reddy, Sheila D |
March 1993 |
Heritage Program Payette National Forest |
| 1900.2107 |
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| 1900.2108 |
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Henry Art Gallery exhibition |
What it meant to be Modern |
Conkelton, Sheryl |
1999 |
Catalogue |
| 1900.211 |
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From the Mouths of Children, Some Insights about the World |
Haub |
11/19/93 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2110 |
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Tribute to one honors all |
Corsaletti |
August 2, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2111 |
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Archaeological interpretation of Chinese mining site |
Ruins of a World: Chinese Gold Mining at the Mon-tung site in the Snake River Canyon |
James |
October 1995 |
Monograph |
| 1900.2112 |
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| 1900.2113 |
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Chick sexing |
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August 19, 2000 |
North American Post |
| 1900.2114 |
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Fund Drive Mounted for D.C. memorial to Japanese Americans |
Redmond |
February 19, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2115 |
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RAW Gallery in the lobby of Northwest Asian American Theatre. Brief mention of Fugami's other artistic work. |
Absolutely Seattle: Tracy Fugami |
Rose, Cynthia |
April 4, 1999 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2116 |
Article |
Stereotypes of Asian women in media, focusing on how Asian women are perceived as either powerful women who date white men or exotic sexual beings. Includes a look at Lisa Ling's roles in Ally McBeal and Shanghai Noon, and how it's ok for an Asian man to date white women, but not ok for an Asian woman to date white men. Mentions ways Asian Americans change that stereotype, one of which is through an Asian American television network. |
About Face: How sex and race are dividing Asian Americans |
Im, Soyon |
August 24, 2000 |
Seattle Weekly |
| 1900.2117 |
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Office Ergonomics |
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1997 |
Pamphlet |
| 1900.2118 |
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Artlab Australia |
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1999 |
brochure |
| 1900.2119 |
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Gambling Raid Settlement |
Kuo |
August 5 - 11, |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.212 |
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Masa Mukai, Japanese American |
Honoring a Pioneer |
Gerlernter |
11/19/93 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2120 |
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Kong Yick buildings Saved from seizure |
Wong |
August 5 - 11, |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2121 |
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Minority Groups of Burma |
Steinberg |
August 1974 |
Sawadde |
| 1900.2122 |
Article |
Contains three articles ethnic groups in Thailand: the Lahu and their new year celebration, the Lisu and the their long history (that article is incomplete) and a day-in-the-life of the Akha. Includes some photos. |
New Year - Lahu Style |
Lewis, Elaine T. |
November - Dece |
Sawadde |
| 1900.2123 |
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If these Walls Could Talk |
Wong |
January 20 - Fe |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2124 |
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Tattoos of chinese or Japanese characters |
Think before you Ink |
Parvaz |
July 11, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2126 |
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Transformations of Tradition: three Generations of Japanese American Music making |
Asai |
Fall 1995 |
Musical Quarterly |
| 1900.2127 |
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Japantown small but significant part of I.D. |
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May , 2000 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.2128 |
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Honoring Cindy Domingo, Alice Ito, Rocky Kim, Betty Patu, Sam Solberg |
The Tenth Annual Asian pacific American Community Voice Awards |
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May 17, 2000 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2129 |
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Another Chaper in a Quiet History |
Cheng |
January 21, 199 |
Los Angeles Times |
| 1900.213 |
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Asian - American Stories |
de Leon |
4/3/94 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2130 |
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80-20: A New Force in American politics is being born - Asian Americans who plan to make their voices heard |
Tilove |
May 28, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2131 |
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Chinese immigrants who died in container. |
Plea for Final Farewell |
Tizon |
May 10, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2132 |
Article |
A look at the Wing Luke Museum's exhibit "Through Our Eyes: Twentieth-Century Asian-American Photography in the Pacific Northwest." Includes a look at the artists' pieces in the exhibit. |
Exhibit is like a community photo album of Seattle's Asian Americans |
Hackett, Regina |
May 5, 2000 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2133 |
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Hirabayashi honored by the UW with its Distinguished Alumnus Award. |
Hirabayashi to receive Arts and Sciences honor |
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April 27, 2000 |
University Week |
| 1900.2134 |
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Playground of Power: Seattle's Kingdom |
Regnier |
January 15, 200 |
Paper |
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Development in the International District |
Lin |
April 5, 2000 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.2136 |
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Brave New Museums |
Anderson, Ross |
February 20, 20 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2137 |
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Women health Workers and the Color Line in the Japanese American "Relocation Centers" of World War II |
Smith |
1999 |
bulletin of Historical Medicine |
| 1900.2138 |
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Documenting the Kites of Cambodia |
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Spring 1999 |
Kite Journal |
| 1900.2139 |
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Toyojiro Tsukuno Services Set |
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April 4, 1962 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.214 |
Pamphlet |
Downtown Seattle Office Building Directory and Map |
Downtown Seattle, 1986-1987: Office Building Directory |
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1986 |
Puget Sound Business Journal |
| 1900.2140 |
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Asians See the Three Faces of Barbie as a Snub |
Wen |
May 27, 2000 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.2141 |
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They're Hot they're Sexy, they're Asian men |
Nakamura |
May 7, 2000 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2142 |
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Behave Like your Actions Reflect on all Chinese |
Jackson |
1991 |
Smithsonian Magazine |
| 1900.2143 |
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The Historical Development of the International District |
Chin |
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History of the Chinatown/International District. Includes a list of buildings in the area at the time and a map. |
International District: History and Description |
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October 1991 |
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Wing Luke was the first Chinese-American pledged to the Oval Club, University of Washington honorary society. |
Wing Luke pledged to Oval Club |
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May 11, 1949 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.2146 |
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Invisible and In Need: Philanthropic Giving to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders |
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December 1992 |
Report |
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Wing Luke, learning from his Example |
Glick, Jay |
1993 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.2148 |
Article |
On the Chinese Oral History Project (Reflections of Seattle's Chinese Americans). Includes the hardships Chinese Americans had coming to the U.S. |
Harvesting Seattle's Chinese history: an interview with Ron Chew |
Raece, Greg |
1993 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.2149 |
Article |
Chatty assessment of Ruby Chow's influence in Seattle as she retires from the King County Council. Includes a portrait from some other publication. |
Ruby Chow Paved Way for Others |
Ng, Assunta |
1993 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.215 |
Article |
Wing Luke Asian Museum conducted oral history interviews of residents of the Chinatown/International District. 7 out of the 30 interviews are featured in this article. |
Tales of the I.D. |
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February 27, 19 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.2150 |
Article |
The local history of Filipino Americans arriving in Washington State and Seattle. |
The history of Filipino Americans in Seattle |
Barboza, Ursula |
1993 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.2151 |
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Chatting with Mayumi Tsutakawa: Asian American literature, arts and ethnicity |
Hai-jew |
1993 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.2152 |
Article |
Wing Luke Museum moves into new space that was formerly a parking garage. |
Under One Roof: Wing Luke Musuem gets more space, security and stature |
Tarzan, Deloris |
January 25, 198 |
The Seattle Times |
