Calhoun and Randolph Clash in Senate Ruling
John C. Calhoun, as vice president and president of the Senate, ruled he could not call to order words in debate since each senator was an ambassador from a sovereign state. The eccentric John Randolph of Virginia then berated him in a tirade beginning with a stylized address to the Speaker and President.
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Calhoun
Randolph
John C. Calhoun
United States
Senate
John Randolph
Virginia
What to Name Your Dog
A guide lists English dog names with meanings linked to color hair and traits. It notes choices like Alan hound Ashur black Blanco white Crispin curly Duncan brown Julius soft haired Leonard lionlike Linus flaxen haired Rufus red Vivian lively Clara bright Constance loyal Joyce sportive and mentions Scud Rover Dart Patter as suggestive. Classic options Biteau and Lixus are proposed.
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Alan
Ashur
Blanco
Crispin
Duncan
Julius
Leonard
Linus
Rufus
Vivian
Clara
Bright
Constance
Loyal
Joyce
Scud
Rover
Dart
Patter
Biteau
Lixus
Grammar Lessons For A Square Meal
A sharp faced woman denies help at the door. Harvard Hasben offers repayment with a square meal in exchange for grammar lessons, a wry exchange captured by the Philadelphia Press.
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Harvard
Hasben
Philadelphia Press
Two headed snakes in northern India provoke rumors
Pioneer reports doubts about locals finding snakes with two heads in northern India. Readers claim specimens exist in museums and that each head supposedly lives and serves six months yearly. The editor notes a personal sighting of a two headed snake with both heads at one end, likening it to a known freak.
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Northern
India
Butte Defeats Dillon In Narrow Scramble At Columbia Gardens
In a close 9 inning game before about 1200 fans, Butte Reduction Works edged Dillon 5 to 4. Merkle and Egan starred for Dillon while Butte rallied with timely hits and a ninth inning surge to clinch the victory.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte Reduction Works
Dillon
Butte
Ford
Ripley
Eklund
Merkle
Barry
Wilson
LaCroix
Egan
Local Notes From Big Hole Area Mention Visits and Farms
Miss Helen Schroeder visited relatives at the Schroeder homestead on the North Fork while Al Noyes of the Ajax ranch shopped in town for hay hands provisions. Charles W. Francis and John Geisser purchased the old C E Lewis place west of the river for about 5000 dollars, with Geisser overseeing this summer’s hay harvest. Dr. R H Ryburn traveled from Bannack to Tend to Bristow residents including Mrs Percey Willey and others needing care, while Miss Stephens seeks medical operation in Butte for a leg condition.
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Helen Schroeder
Deer Lodge
Claud Schroeder
North Fork
al Noyes
Ajax Ranch
Tom Low
Bristow
Utah
Dillon
J. E. Morse
Tom
Wisdom
Geisser
R. H. Ryburn
Bannack
Percey Willey
Daniel Tovey
Charlotte Stephens
Chas
Real estate transfers and mining locations listed in Beaverhead county
Various deeds and sales recorded including quit claim and warranty deeds in Beaverhead county Montana. Transactions cover Butler Creek Grasshopper Creek North Star Mill Site and Argenta properties with nominal sums. extensive mining location entries feature numerous lodes in Elkhorn Bannack and nearby districts with multiple names and plots.
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Christ Wilke
Butler Creek
Ruby Creek
Alfred Daykin
Rober Crosier
Frank Dooled
Fred Guyeur
Grasshopper Creek
North Star
Beaverhead
Montana
Florence Grace Graeter
Argenta
Mountain View Cemetery
Wellington Dawes
Jonathan Lovell
Mauldins
Dillon
William T. Mauldin
Joseph Davies
Moses D. Jordan
Fox
Chauncey R., Brown
George M. Clemon
Jackson
Charles Perry
Monte Mann
C. R. Stanfield
Bedrock Lode
Neil O'Donald
John Smith
Patrick O’donald
Bloody Dick
Joseph Ellis
Clark R. Combs
Bald Mountain
M. C. Radcliff
Peepsight Lode
Bannack
Alex Pilon
John Howes
Ventura Lode
Yaba Star Lode
Elkhorn
Frank Young
August Young
Sheep Park
Rock Creek
Anon Thomas
Bob Ingersoll
Dillon Baseball Tour Plans and Local Game Praise
Dillon aims to start a trip on the 21st visiting Bozeman Helena and other towns with possible eastward stops to South Dakota. Locals praised Sunday’s Dillon vs Butte Reduction Works game as the best on the Butte diamond though an in inning accident dimmed the joy. An exchange noted a Livingston bet on Hot Springs with Nicholas Longworth deciding the odds at 1 to 0, not accepted. Frank Jones received praise for impartial umpiring amid local criticism and his contemplated resignation.
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Butte
Dillon
Bozeman
Helena
South Dakota
Livingston
Hot Springs
Nicholas Longworth
Butte News
Frank Jones
Jones
Sthe-Cc
Laborers Survive Flooded Sewer Collapse in New York
Forty laborers toiled in a new West Forty sixth Street sewer when a break in the old conduit flooded the eight foot diameter tube eighty feet below ground. Foreman Ben Conners guided escape through the single exit air shaft as water surged into the tube.
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New York
West Forty Sixth Street
Ben Conners
Centennial valley land with water rights for sale
960 acres of land with open water rights in the east end of Centennial valley including two dwellings, a stable and large corral. Property can produce 150 tons of hay and would suit a summer camp. Range adjoining is unmatched. Terms are very reasonable. Inquire Johnson & Smith, Real Estate Agents, Dillon Montana.
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Centennial’ Valley
Johnson & Smith
Dillon
Montana
Corrugated Iron Sells Cheaper Roofing Material Victory
Local ads tout corrugated iron as cheaper than shingles and longer lasting. Store announces unloading a carload with call to compare prices from Cituon Implement Company and urges prompt purchase.
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Cituon Implement Company
Dillon Letter List Uncalled Letters in Dillon Montana
Uncalled letters remaining at the Dillon post office as of July 25 1907 will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Archille Allard Walter Auschultz Mrs F Brown Jesse Combs $. J Culbertson J E Hirshfield Milton Johnson Melvin Leveque Felsheim Lee Milhoon Harry Morgan H H Newton L C Raley Wm L Sears Bertha Russell Eli Terhune Lynda Truscott Enoc Wright Jens Tomsen Grace Lamont postmistress.
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Butte Miners
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Seattle
Spokane Sree En Een Nent
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Big Hole
G. B. Lynch
T. H. Moore
Alice Lode
Orcelar Lode
Centennial Divide
Midway
Beaverhead County
A. R. Jacobs
Newvnite
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John C. Gaylard
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Bachelor Group Mines
Gaylard Lode
John
Dougherty
John M. Scanfield
Bowen
Big Hole Basin
Edmund J. Ryan
John M. Scanland
Scott
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