Monster Black Sea Bass Caught By Mrs Barratt Off Santa Catalina
Mrs A W Barratt of Los Angeles lands a 368 pound black sea bass off Santa Catalina Island after a 53 minute battle. The fish, a Pacific coast giant, fights with powerful head shakes and long runs, requiring boatmen to haul and tire the monster before bringing it alongside.
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The Jewfish Tale On The Pacific Coast
A narrator recalls fishing adventures with a line held taut by shifting tides and a towering jewfish. Joe exclaims Jew, Black as a dramatic moment unfolds, revealing a historic sense of place from Cabrillo era to Raute Catalina. A jewfish of 168 pounds is cited as a remarkable catch by Major Viele using a stout tackle in summer of 4.
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Uncle Joe Cannon At Seventy Attends Washington Reception
Washington society honored Uncle Joe Cannon on his seventy year, with a grand reception in the House chamber attended by about 1500 guests. President Roosevelt offered congratulations as Cannon signed photos and greeted many in attendance, while lawmakers, judges, and officials watched the ballpark and national game amid a chorus of praise for the Speaker.
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Baseball at Washington a Capital Pastime for Elites
The article notes Supreme Court justices lawmakers Cabinet members and diplomats attending baseball at National Park. It describes Washington’s elite and other officials setting aside state duties to enjoy the national pastime and cheer for visiting teams, highlighting the capital’s unique spectator mix.
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Noble Woman of the Mines A Model of Charity and Simplicity
Mrs Coxe is praised for universal kindness toward miners and higher officials alike. She supports families, funds schooling, provides employment, and keeps homes intact through a life of modesty and charity. Her influence rests on pure character and selfless acts over lavish display.
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Co operation as a safeguard for producers and society
George H. Maxwell argues at Bloomington that cooperation among producers is the path to a just social order. He warns against wealth accumulation and urban corruption, urging gradual growth of cooperative enterprises like dairies, rural networks, and joint irrigation to empower farmers and curb political decay.
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