Battle of Seattle
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The <entity_0> was a <entity_1> attack by Native American tribesmen upon <entity_5>, <entity_4>. At the time, <entity_5> was a settlement in the <entity_4> Territory that had recently named itself after Chief <entity_5> (Sealth), a leader of the Suquamish and Duwamish peoples of central Puget Sound. The <entity_6>, part of the multi-year <entity_2> or <entity_3> (1855-1858), lasted a single day. <entity_4> Territory Governor Isaac Ingalls Stevens' ambitious treaty-making during 1854 and 1855 has been held to be the cause of the <entity_2>. Days before the <entity_6> (January 21), Territorial Governor Stevens arrived in <entity_5> aboard U.S.S. According to <entity_5> lore, decades after the <entity_6>, <entity_5>'s future fire chief Gardner Kellogg was excavating his house and found a shell from Decatur that had buried itself without exploding. Dexter Horton stopped by to warm the seat of his pants at the fire, and as it exploded, nearly became the last casualty of the <entity_6> of <entity_5>.
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