Seattle admits wild city nature as bear visits home
Last night at nine within city limits a large black bear wandered to the home of Mrs. Louisa M on 30th Avenue and Stanton Street. The incident marks a rare admission of Seattle's wild side.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
9
Last night at nine within city limits a large black bear wandered to the home of Mrs. Louisa M on 30th Avenue and Stanton Street. The incident marks a rare admission of Seattle's wild side.
Winsted Connecticut Rol land Wilson reports his Rhode Island Red hen produced an egg 8 percent inches in circumference as part of the town's big town movement.
A photograph shows the Rev. C. A. Wille ducked in a park pond as militant suffragists interrupt Lloyd George’s speech. Wille, supported by women, was dragged into the water, repeatedly ducked, and nearly drowned until police rescued him.
A citywide search is on for Mutt the dog who disappeared two years ago after the will left his master H Maynard Richardson's fortune to the dog if he keeps Mutt in luxury. Mrs Ella Carper, Richardson's sister, fears losing her share unless Mutt returns. Carper lives at 155 Merione Way.
Olympia July 10 with six days left to finish the statewide signature check to stay within the legal limit there is no serious doubt petitions will be counted. Secretary of State Howell says opponents must prove any invalid signatures. Sunday work may be needed to finish the check in time.
The Ruby sailed from here for Vancouver to load provisions then enter Arctic seas toward Hudson Bay station on Herschel Island. She will tow a 66 foot launch for the station. In New York, Geo W. Perkins proposes the Progressives adopt Shall We Gather at the River as their anthem replacing Onward Christian Soldiers.
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