Gypsy Camp of Ephraim Stewart Tours Montana
Ephraim Stewart leads a large gypsy family traveling in three tents, four wagons, and three horses. The camp has visited Butte and plans to move to Helena then toward the northern state line before returning south. Stewart, who has 12 living children, speaks plain American and longs for the roaming life. He recalls meeting Marcus Daly and Colonel Broadwater and once trading a horse with Daly.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Ephraim Stewart
Stewart
Utah
Montana
Helena
Marcus Daly
Broadwater
Daly
Amalgamated Copper
Mullins
Littl
Revival of the Old Fashioned Country Ball Game
A nostalgic look at how early country games were played with a paddle bat and improvised balls. It contrasts simple, self governed play with modern scientific baseball, noting changes in rules, equipment, and tactics as the game moved from rural charm to formalized sport.
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Horatius
The First Great Schism In The Roman Church
A historical survey traces the first and great schism from Rome to Constantinople, detailing the rise of the Greek Catholic Church, canon changes at Constantinople, and the long conflict over precedence. It covers key figures like Liberius, Damasus, Photius, and Leo IX, and notes the global spread and doctrines of the Greek church.
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Liberius
Felix
Constantinople
Rome
Alexandria
Antioch
Damasus
Constantine
Innocent
Leo the Great
Orient
Photius
Ignatus
Leo IX
Kingdom of
Greece
Archipelago
Cyprus
Turkey
Russian Empire
Roumania
Bulgaria
Serbia
Montenegro
Austria
Hungary
America
Jerusalem
Avignon
Victoria's Only Joke About Wellington Boots
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Queen Victoria lacked wit but had a remembered joke. On a rainy day the Duke of Wellington visited and showed his boots, prompting the queen to ask where one would find a pair of Wellingtons.
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Queen Victoria
Philadelphia Ledger
Duke of Wellington
Society and the Masses View on Doings of the Swell Set
In a Philadelphia Press reflects on social satire. A plain man says the masses are interested in a good joke about the behavior of society. The exchange highlights public curiosity about high society.
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Philadelphia Press
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Ireland
Oscar J.craig
Missoula University
Jurre
Sunday Standard
Olic Church
Holy Orthodox Catholic
Apos
Faeries
Cea
Cts
Tolic Oriental Church
Victoria
Siciaps
Svearia
Masonick Temple
Chicago
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CES
Faliawe
TIN Cow Brand
Evans Chew
CN Cimnatis
Express
Cirenlar
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