Observance of Labor Day Proposed by Idaho Governor 1902
Governor Frank W. Hunt urges Idaho citizens to observe Labor Day on September 1 1902, closing businesses part of the day to honor organized labor and support lawful civic discipline. Also notes World’s Fair plans, funding, and exhibits in Siam and South America, with Bangkok preparations for St Louis display and future international events.
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Spaio
Idaho
State of
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Frank W. Hunt
World Exhibit Notes From the 1904 Fair Preparations
Montana assembles its mineral show in Butte ahead of the International Mining Congress meeting in September. Vermont MPs urge a Vermont building of marble granite and slate. Arkansas Georgia Missouri and Colorado fairs commissions push building materials as state features. Gottfried Krueger Association plans a railcar caravan to St Louis 1904. The Model City features a silent garbage destructor. Minnesota considers prize incentives for corn and dairy expo efforts. Colorado will be represented in aerial contests by D M Bodwell of Cripple Creek with a motorless eight-day clock spring system and claims larger scale improves precision.
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Conrad Kelleman Construction Co
Roosevelt
Saengerbund
Jone
International Editorial Congress
Congress
Montana
Butte
International Minting Congress
Vermont
St. Louis
Arkansas
Georgia
Missouri
Colorado
Gottfried Krueger Association
Newark
N. J
D. M. Bodwell
Cripple Creek
Bodwell
Debated Mining Law Change Threatens Prospectors’ Rights
A controversial proposal expands mining claim boundaries to 1500 feet square, risking consolidation of mineral fields by a few. Critics warn it would bar competition, reduce public revenue, and hinder small prospectors as states advance complex laws favoring established interests.
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Butte
Congress
Intermountain
Loon Creek Mines Gaining Steam Near Custer Ida
August reports from Loon Creek mining camp near Custer Idaho show rapid outfitting with thousands of dollars in supplies. The Lucky Boy company secured a 10,000 bond on Eddy and Beane property and plans six workers this week under M. T. Oster and George Coryell. Prospects are said to surpass Thunder Mountain, with multiple new strikes daily and discoverers James Pierce and Chas Clark remaining active.
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Custer
Ida
Loon Creek
Lucky Boy Company
Eddy and Beane
M. T. Oster
George Coryell
Thunder Mountain
Thunder
James Hibbs
Dewey
Mn Creek
Lucky Boy, Company
James Pierce
Chas
Clark
Scamp
Custer County
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Edward W. Bascom
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Caster
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Eanes E. A. Reapbeer
Mgr. F. Nickerson
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MacKay & Challis
Concord
Three Forks
Siage
Lembi Counsias
V. Hansen
Mgr. P. Spalding
Labor Day
G. J. Bassert
Siam
Bangkok
Minnesota
Joseph Rodgers
Pleasant Avenue
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Grand Basin
Cascade Gardens
Pierson
Blackfoot
Burton French F
Latah County
the Supreme Court
J. F. Airshie
Idaho County
John T. Morrison
Canyon County
T. M. Stevens
Bingham County
John A. Bagley
Bear Lake County
Wm. H. Gibson
Fremont County
N. H. Coftin
Ada County
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Robert Bell
Miss May Scott
Ross T. Morgan
Edwin C. Steele
W. C. Howie
Mt. Home
Sth Dist
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Capital News
Flora Hosford
Clay ‘Ton
Kansas
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Boise City
Democratic County Central Committee
Leroy Huffman
Maclea
Stanley Basin
Valley Creek Mill
Bob
Joseph Yeaman
Lemhi County
Salt Lake City
Ed. Treloar
Forney
Allen Trapp
Pocatello
State Board of Equalization of Idaho
Boise Statesman
Boise
Milton A. Brown
T. J. Paul
Jas
H. VanCamp
J. C. Fox
Wayne Darlington
J. L. Hendricks
Barkely
Hepg Wae
Smith
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George M. Smith
Stanley
Henry Storkey
Ellis
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Goodwin's Weekly
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Loon Creek Mines
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