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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

9

Wilson speaks to his biggest audience at Madison Square Garden

Governor Woodrow Wilson, greeted by a packed Madison Square Garden audience, said the event showed the public favors his cause over personalities. He noted the “enterprise of mankind” in government and warned against promises not backed by action as the election approaches. Wil son praised the broad political awakening across the country.

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Loyal Black Diamond Fans Ovation for Bob Hodge at Coliseum

A sea of 4 000 spectators watched Black Diamond residents pour into Pioneer Square and the Coliseum to cheer ex townsman Bob Hodge. About 70 locals clasped his hand and pledged support amid marching fife and drum, while his four sons watched the scene unfold.

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Cascarets Best Bowel Cleansing Remedy

Purporting to soothe indigestion and foul breath the ad touts Cascarets as a nightly bowel cleanser that works during sleep. It claims torpid bowels cause undigested food buildup and undesired odors, urging a 1¢ box from the druggist for months of regular relief for all ages.

Farm hand found guilty of black hand letters to rancher

Arthur Quincy Hoffman, a farm hand, was found guilty of sending black hand letters to August Fischer, a Bethel road rancher. A detective posing as a fellow worker uncovered Hoffman's confessions and the menacing note and arson tied to the case led to his conviction and potential five year penitentiary term.

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Short and Rapid Career of Julius the Cub Bear

Julius a six month old bear with silky coat and affectionate manners becomes a problem after being sold for 25 dollars to George Engler of The Star. He bites, mauls, and destroys property including breaking a market chain, prompting a dispute among Engler restaurant owner Chauncey Wright and others. Julius dies after a carpenter strikes him, his body hung outside Wright’s Occidental restaurant.

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Governor R. Marshall Returns From Coast Campaign

Indiana governordemocratic vice presidential nominee R Marshall arrives home after a lengthy speaking tour, noting strong receptions on the Pacific coast. Linoleums offered at 46c by Modern Furniture Co located at 415 Pike Street.

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