One Sided Justice in Langtry Pecos Texas Trial
The New York Sun recounts a Pecos area case where Squire Dean presided as Chief Justice Bean of the Pecos. Cowboys who killed Chinese workers during rail construction were discharged after the prosecution failed to show a Texas crime for a white man shooting a Chinaman.
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Roy
Ean
Peace
Dhe
Pecos
Great Territory
Pecos River
Texas
Langtry
Bean
Southern Pacific
Squire Dean
State of
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For Sale Stallion Colt Two Years Old In Montana
For sale a two year old stallion colt out of a standard bred trotting mare by a high grade Percheron. The colt is rangy with good weight and action. Contact T. B. Craver Redrock Montana. 20-1 £.
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T. B. Craver
Redrock
Montana
Oregon Short Line Summer Excursion Tickets To Points East
On June 18 19 and 20 the Oregon Short Line will sell regular summer teachers excursion tickets to points east at a rate of one regular fare plus 9.50 dollars. Tickets have a ten day going transit limit from sale date and a final return limit to September 30. For full territory rates and routes see agent S Carruthers.
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Oregon Short Line
Points
5. S. Carruthers
Steers and cattle for sale in Bedrock Montana
F E Craver of Bedrock Montana lists 40 or 50 head of 2 and 3 year old steers available this summer or fall, 25 to 50 head stock cattle this fall, and 25 to 30 prime veal calves after June 1st.
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F. E. Craver
Bedrock
Montana
Salt Lake Excursions Announced by Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line Railway invites the public to begin Salt Lake excursions on June ith with round trip tickets to Salt Lake City for trains 8 and 10 at 15 dollars. Tickets allow continuous passage in both directions and are valid for return up to June 27th. S. S. Carruthers, Agent.
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Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Salt Lake
S. S. Carruthers
Sunday Dinner Demands Anger in Pet Boarding Case
A Philadelphia Record note recalls a woman who asked an animal boarding house to provide special Sunday meals for her two cats. The proprietor balked, saying regular fare is the standard. He notes the common demand for holiday meals, warning such requests can disrupt digestion and violate contract terms.
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Philadelphia Record
Sunday Theatricals and the Midsummer Comedy Punishment
In 1631 England a private performance of Midsummer Night's Dream at the bishop of Lincoln’s London house drew Puritan backlash. William Wilson, the Bottom actor, was ordered to sit in the stocks with an ass head and a hay bottle, bearing a mock confession for his role.
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England
Lincoln’s House
London
Wilson
Lord Bishop’s House
Lincoln's Famous Gettysburg Address Noted for Quotations
The article traces the origin of the line the government of the people by the people for the people. It credits Theodore Parker for an earlier echo and notes Daniel Webster and Chief Justice Marshall using similar phrasing. It emphasizes the enduring civic idea across generations.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg
Theodore Parker
Anti- Slavery Society
Parker
Daniel Webster
Webster
Marshall
Worm traces on 1810 British Annual Register volume
A New York club library report notes a bookworm eating seventeen leaves of a 1810 British Annual Register. The worm’s path resembles a crouching cat with ear, tail, and later fades to a single small hole.
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New York
Dinner Quip Labels Louis the Fourteenth at Table
In a witty exchange a taciturn man beside Miss Smith is dubbed Louis the Fourteenth. The joke: his name is Louis and he is called the Fourteenth because he is only there to prevent thirteen at table.
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Miss Smith
Louis the Fourteenth
Louis
Filegende Blatter
The Strain of Society and Eight Hour Day Debate
A fragment notes pressure on fashionable women and calls for an eight hour day. It laments ongoing scandal talk and the exhausting effect on public imagination, citing a London Times piece.
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London
Pa Hears Crowd Howl for Leaders in Chicago Echo
A quip notes a political leader follows the crowd with loud whoops. The Chicago Record-Herald frames leadership as followers signaling direction. The joke underscores public opinion shaping guidance and rhetoric.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Night watchman post sparks interview with applicants
Managing Director questions qualifications for the night watchman role. Applicant replies that quietness is crucial, noting that even the least noise will wake someone, implying a demand for high vigilance and silent patrol.
Real Estate Transfers and Operations in Big Hole Basin
Week ending May 27 1907 lists transfers from Bowe of Pearl I Smith Sheriff deed from Beaverhead county to L D Graeter and E L Hall in Utopia district. Also deeds in Dillon include Gustave Bradley to Lewis G Wood lot on Kentucky Ave and Hattie M Noyes to E M Yeaman four lots on South Atlantic Street. Multiple acre transfers involve William Montgomery and parties in Big Hole basin plus Park Copper and Snow Bird lodes. Patents and acreage trades near Lima Bowmen Grasshopper Valley and Elkhorn district are noted with many small payments and a few $1.00 deeds.
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Bowe of
Pearl I, Smith
Beaverhead County
E. L. Hall
U. S
Lode
Utopia
Waranty
Gustave Bradley
Lewis G. Woodside
Kentucky Ave
Dillon
Hattie M. Noyes
E. M. Yeaman
South Atlantic Street
Fannie Montgomery
William Montgomery
Fox
Big Hole Basin
Sarah Clark
Big Hole Ranch Company
Edwin Coffin
Mabel Thompson
Rattlesnake Creek
Ajax Livestock Company
Belle C. Towers
Mary E. Wampler
Wisdom
Patrick J. Ryan
Bowen
Pauline Pahnish
Grasshopper Valley
James T. Arp
Lima
Eli Sage
Jackson
Cecilia Montgomery
Welton W. Shelley
Fox Big Hole Basin
Aea
J. B. Miller
C. F. Starr
Elkhorn
W. T. Anderson
Chas. Pomeroy
W. G. Noyes
Steel Creek
Fred C North
T. J. Murray
R. M. Cobban
Missoula
Park Mine
Beaverhead
Dewey
James Mauldin
Porto Rico
Personal Pickups Fill Dillon With Summer Visitors
George Stimpson returns to Dillon for summer. A. L. Stone visits from the State Bank in Butte. X Benois comes from Bannack, and Weaver Smith from Blaine stops for supplies. Numerous others from Bedrock, Polaris, Wisdom, Armstead, and Butte are listed visiting or on business, while professors, teachers, and residents head off for vacations.
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A. L. Stone
The
State Bank
Butte
X. Benois
Bannack
Weaver Smith
Blaine
A. L. Wright
W. G. Blair
Horse Prairie
A. P. Williams
Jos. T. Williams
Bedrock
R. A. Cobban
Leon Grannis
Dillon
Land with water rights near Centennial valley in Montana
960 acres with open water and good water rights in the east end of Centennial valley. Two houses, a stable and a large corral on the premises. Can produce 150 tons of hay and would make an excellent summer camp. Range adjoining unbeatable. Terms very reasonable. Inquire Johnson & Situ, Real Estate Agents, Dillon, Montana. 15-tf
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Centennial Valley
Johnson & Situ
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County Notice on Proper Supply Orders
Dillon Montana March 5 1907 Board of County Commissioners mandates all Beaverhead county supply orders use official forms only from the county office and any unordered claims will be rejected.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
Montana
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