Monster Jewfish Caught by Mrs Barrett off Santa Catalina
Mrs. A W Barrett of Los Angeles hauled a 368 pound black sea bass or jewfish after a 53 minute battle off Santa Catalina Island, a Pacific jewelfish famed for game fishing. The epic struggle showcases the giant’s power and the seasoned angler’s skill in landing such sea monsters with rod and reel.
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A. W. Barrett
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Santa Catalina Island
California
C. D. Viele
Nature Library
Pacific Coast
Cannon Seventieth Birthday Sparks Washington Honours
In Washington last month Uncle Joe Cannon, speaker of the House, was celebrated with a floor greeting and a grand reception attended by about 1500 guests. President Roosevelt joined in the ovation, and Cannon spoke of serving as Speaker rather than pursuing the presidency. The event featured photo souvenirs and widespread congratulations from officials and friends, with veterans from Danville and Guilford noted as bringing wreaths and floral tributes.
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Washington Town
Joe” Cannon
House of Representatives
House
Illinois
Cannon
Washington
Uncle Joe
Roosevelt
Mr. Cannon
Danville
Ill
Guilford
N. C
White House
Congress
Capitol
Roosev
Nick Longworth
Senate
Ball Park
National Park
Amherst
A Cooperative Commonwealth Hope Speaker Warns of Wealth Corruption
George H. Maxwell in Bloomington urges cooperative farming as a safeguard against wealth driven oppression. He argues to plant the majority on the land, promote self reliance, and expand rural co operatives to lift living standards and checks on urban corruption.
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Byron
God
Eenaman Sant
Ruskin
Baseball at Washington Draws Nations Capital Crowd
In Washington, delegates from government, law, diplomacy and business gather to enjoy baseball as lawmakers and officials share in the national pastime. The scene shows prominent figures from the capital appreciating the game amid political life and railroads.
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Washing- le Sey
Cvcurt
Congress
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
A Kindly Smile, Mrs. Coxe Paragon of Simple Charity
A portrait praises Mrs. Coxe for equal kindness to workers and elites, her home life, and her aid to widows and orphans. The piece highlights her modest, simple life, focus on training children through kindness, and steady support to the poor without public ostentation.
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Day
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Supreme Bench
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Moody
Cortelyou
Metcalf
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Department
Fairbanks
Wyman
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Hhis
Baseball Record
George H. Maxwell
Bloomington, Ill
Juggernaut
New York
Canfield
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
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