Monster Jewfish Brought Ashore By Woman Angler
Mrs. A. W. Barrett of Los Angeles landed a 368 pound black sea bass or Jewfish off Santa Catalina Island after a 53 minute battle. The feat highlights the growing sport of catching large Pacific black sea bass with rod and reel, a practice popular April to November along Southern California.
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A. W. Barrett
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Santa Catalina Island
California
C. D. Viele
U.S. A
Nature Library
Hll
Uncle Joe Cannon Reaches Seventy Amid Washington Honors
Celebration in Washington marks Cannon's seventy years with cheers on the House floor and a grand reception attended by about 1500 guests. President Roosevelt lauds his service as Cannon signs countless photographs and greets admirers, with strong notes on his calm readiness for future duties.
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Washington Society
Washington Town
Joe” Cannon
Cxar
House of Representatives
Cannon
Washington
Uncle Joe
Joe
Roosevelt
Mr. Cannon
Danville, II
Guilford
N. C
White House
White House Occupant. Speaking Seriously of the Presidency, Mr. Cannon
United States
Alon
Kindness and quiet strength mark Mrs Coxe’s life
The article praises Mrs Coxe for steady kindness to miners and families, paying rent for widows, funding schooling, and securing work for mothers. It extols her simple, modest life and unselfish dedication to aiding the poor, rooted in her pure character and love for the masses.
A Sure Safeguard Co operation Among Producers
George H Maxwell argues at Bloomington that cooperation among producers is the safeguard against oppression by capital. He urges a gradual shift to cooperative commonwealths, condemns wealth concentration, and envisions rural cooperatives, mutual aid, and organized effort to secure equal rights and opportunities through collective action and education.
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George H. Maxwell
Bloomington, II
Tina
Byron
Lincoln Steffens
Secial
Allewise
Firat Tein
loKel
The Great Black Jewfish Hunt of 1906
A narrator recalls fishing for a large black jewfish off the Pacific coast in the summer of 1906. The tale describes line tension, a dramatic strike, and the awe of landing a huge, gamey fish. The account mentions exotic locales and a cast including Major Charles, with specifics about tackle and weight.
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Pacific
Charlea
Washington Officials Enjoy Baseball at National Park
At the Washington games, Justices of the Supreme Court, lawmakers from both houses, Cabinet members, and diplomats join merchants and clerks in spectating the national pastime. The capital’s elite, avoiding court business, travel to National Park for an afternoon of rooting for their teams and a break from the country’s top politics.
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Supreme Court
Ball Park
Inittet Fy Tainty
Agsoclite
Harlan
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Capitol
Department i
National Park
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Saught
Lady Angler
Mexican Gulf
Florida
Wising
Ainal
Pacific Coast
Ann Afternoon
Neil
Capitol Cartier
Trevilent
Anl
Nick Longworth
House of Renate
Amherst
Myst Rea
Moody
Cortelyou
Metcalf
Commerce and Labor
Department Ife
Tis
Fairbanks
Fhat
Wyman
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Baseball Record
Foundation
Preyluz
Commonwealth
Pepe
Cabrilio
Santa Catalina
Ita Capire
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