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- Governor Newell was a sternwheel-driven steamboat that operated from 1883 to 1902 in the Pacific Northwest. Gov. Newell was owned by Capt. Charles Oliver Hill (1853–1944), whose wife, Minnie Hill was the first woman west of the Mississippi river to hold a steamboat captain's license. Gov. Newell was named after William A. Newell, governor of the Washington Territory from 1880 to 1884. (en)
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- dbr:Teamster
- dbr:Alienation_of_affections
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- dbc:Sternwheelers_of_Washington_(state)
- dbr:University_of_Oregon
- dbr:Vancouver,_Washington
- dbr:Columbia_River
- dbr:Cowlitz_River
- dbr:Mascot_(sternwheeler)
- dbc:Steamboats_of_the_Lewis_River
- dbr:Montesano,_Washington
- dbr:Lewis_River_(Washington)
- dbr:Lurline_(sternwheeler_1878)
- dbc:1883_ships
- dbr:Westport,_Oregon
- dbr:Westport,_Washington
- dbr:Willamette_River
- dbr:Willapa_Bay
- dbr:William_A._Newell
- dbr:James_D._Miller
- dbr:Lining_(steamboat)
- dbr:Minnie_Mossman_Hill
- dbr:Aberdeen,_Washington
- dbc:Ships_built_in_Portland,_Oregon
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- dbc:Steamboats_of_Grays_Harbor_and_Chehalis_and_Hoquiam_Rivers
- dbr:Grain_elevator
- dbr:Telephone_(sternwheeler)
- dbr:Astoria,_Oregon
- dbr:Chehalis_River_(Washington)
- dbc:Steamboats_of_the_Columbia_River
- dbr:La_Center,_Washington
- dbr:Portland,_Oregon
- dbr:Grays_Harbor
- dbr:Guards_(steamboat)
- dbr:Ilwaco_Railway_and_Navigation_Company
- dbr:Knappa,_Oregon
- dbr:Cascades_Rapids
- dbr:Seattle,_Washington
- dbr:Washington_Territory
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- dbr:San_Francisco,_California
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- dbr:William_G._Hoag_(sternwheeler)
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- Cabin structure and portions of machinery used in construction of sternwheeler Paloma. (en)
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- Shoalwater Bay Transportation Co.; John Corse Trullinger; Charles O. and Minnie M. Hill (en)
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- twin steam engines, horizontally mounted, cylinder bore and stroke of ; wood-fired boiler (en)
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- Willapa Bay, Grays Harbor, Chehalis River, lower Columbia and lower Willamette River, Lewis River (en)
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- Governor Newell was a sternwheel-driven steamboat that operated from 1883 to 1902 in the Pacific Northwest. Gov. Newell was owned by Capt. Charles Oliver Hill (1853–1944), whose wife, Minnie Hill was the first woman west of the Mississippi river to hold a steamboat captain's license. Gov. Newell was named after William A. Newell, governor of the Washington Territory from 1880 to 1884. (en)
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- Governor Newell (sternwheeler) (en)
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