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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
6
A wild tale describes Darwin the creature from Ringling showing distress after a night of drinking. Ringling officials consult Charles Beith about Darwin's condition while the animal displays odd behavior and tears over an empty crate.
Evelyn Brewster, visiting Seattle, explains she wears a wedding ring and avoids advances from local men. She notes men stare and wink, prompting her to seek purchases and distance from unwanted attention while staying unnamed at a hotel.
The cruiser squadron readies for a voyage to Eastern waters. Four vessels will assemble at the Anesawe yard and four from San Francisco, with eight other ships from the West Coast. The fleet will stay in harbor ten days for visitors per Rear Admiral Sebree’s announcement. Chicago aldermen confirm Col. Leroy Ward as police chief to succeed Shippy. Mrs Shelby Cullom, wife of Senator Cullom, is critically ill in Washington.
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