Boy Hero Fights Wild Lynx at San Clara School
A 12 year old French boy, Johnnie Guilhamet, faced a mad lynx that burst into a rural Santa Clara County schoolhouse near Bell's Station. He wrestled the animal by the throat until his brother Flo fired, wounding the lynx and saving Johnnie. The pursuit ended when Johnnie and his father killed the beast, whose pelt became a family trophy.
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Jobaule Guillanmet
Bell
Lynz
Santa Clara County
Agys
San Francisco Chronicle
Josephine McCabe
Guilhamer
John
Alfred
Erea
hMs Care
Note
Lili
Johnnie
Liis
Butt
Flo
Guilhamoy
Kiather
Guilhamet Pere
Gullhamet
Subidy Bill Provokes Western Republican Editors
The Chicago Tribune surveys central western editorials on the ship subsidy bill and finds a majority oppose it in Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. Critics say subsidies mainly aid corporations and do not help western producers, while some editors trust natural growth of merchant marine. Local editors note their readers’ views reflect rural Republican sentiment against the measure.
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Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Sitip Strnardy Hilt
Uinoia
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ludiana
The
Beneft
Middle West
Chileago Liter Ovean
Armorien
Secretary of the Treasury
International Navigation Company
Treasury
Department
Congress
Committee On Commerce of the Senate
Committee On Commerce
Senate
Allison
Ilon
United States
Ship subsidy bill stirs broad opposition across rail Iowa and beyond
Editorial selections from Chicago Times Herald Portland Oregonian and Chicago Tribune summarize a revolt led by Senator Hanna against the ship subsidy plan. They attack private interests shaping the bill, decry graft and tainted deals, and urge Republicans in the house and senate to defeat the measure as harmful to the national merchant marine and public finances.
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Hanna
Middle West
Senate
Chicago Times- Herald
Congress
Portland Oregonian
House
Great Steamship Companys
Organized Labor
United States
Merchants’ Association of New York
Political parties urged to uphold discipline against vicious offense
A quoted New York Times passage condemns ingroup aggression as an offense to common sense. It asserts Republicans must maintain party discipline or Democrats should act without hesitation to oppose it.
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New York Times
Subsi dy debate over merchant marine aid prompts business view
The country faces a business question on subsidy for rehabilitating the American Merchant Marine. The Minneapolis Tribune argues opposition is warranted, presenting the case that aid is unnecessary as arguments weigh in favor against subsidy. The ad-like fragment references DeVite's pills and local vehicle ads, indicating a noisy, mixed-page OCR.
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Minneapolis ‘Tribune
DeVite
Davis Deng Co
Wanted capable reliable person for county financial work
Wanted advert from Topeesota area company seeking a capable reliable man for county financial duties. Requires honest steady worker with references, paid weekly, with a standard job at a fixed house. Address Deansonk 8 Citias 720.
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Aos
Deansonk
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