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Ursula Unfug - Poor Unfortunate Soul

1 h 12 min · 18. Juli 2024
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In this episode we discuss the story of Ursula Unfug, a sex worker who spent time in brothels around the PNW during the 1890s.  Ursula gained notoriety in the 1892 shooting of Thomas Henderson Boyd, editor of the Morning Olympian newspaper and her “secret husband.”  We examine how Ursula was first vilified by the local press, then reluctantly pitied, as a tragic tale of exploitation and abuse emerged during the trial.  Starring special co-host Marissa McGrath. CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains the topics of domestic violence, miscarriage and suicidal ideation. Listen with care. Show notes and more at ⁠https://bellinghistory.com/the-podcast [https://bellinghistory.com/the-podcast]

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Leopold's Ghost: The History of the Hotel Leo (Part 1)

In this episode we discuss the early history of Bellingham’s historic Hotel Leo, aka the Leopold Hotel.  From its earliest days as the Byron House through its take-over and expansion under beer baron Leopold Schmidt.  And since it’s spooky season, we include stories about some “potential ghosts” that might be wandering the halls, including Leo himself, as well as a mysterious count building hydroplanes on Lake Whatcom at the dawn of World War 1. CONTENT WARNING: TOPICS OF DEATH AND SUICIDE. Listen with care. The hotel has a long history so this is Part 1!  Tune in next time for Part 2 when we talk about the roaring 1920s and beyond…  Show notes and more at ⁠⁠⁠https://bellinghistory.com/the-podcast [https://bellinghistory.com/the-podcast]

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