Payette fraud charge dropped after mistaken record
A Boise county investigation shows accusations of fraud against J Hanson arising from a deed to land held by his brother A Hanson were unfounded due to a clerical mistake. The matter, tied to the Payette Lumber and Manufacturing Co, involved a transfer then sale of land later corrected and dismissed. Deputy Marsters and Sheriff Adams handled the transfer, with Kehl of the Payette firm pursuing action before Boise authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addington
F. W. Kebl
Yette Lumber & Manufacture
Payette
Weiser
Adams
Marsters
Boise
Thurs- Statesman
Jin
A. Son
Recorder of
I. J
Frango
J. J. Hanson
Idaho
Paymber & Manufacturing
Hanson
J. J
Road board names new vice president amid stock note
Unclear OCR text references LN general manager Fuelgno as vice president of the road board. Mentions reconvening after a Wednesday and a date around the fourth of July with arranging for FE. Specific names and places are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuelgno
Ladd Metals Secures Seven Devils Mines and Plant Move
News from the Seven Devils district reports Ladd Metals Company securing land from Thomas G. Jones and moving immediate machinery from Homestead Oregon to Landore. They will operate Blue Jacket White Monument Peacock and Helena mines with a planned large smelting plant and possible Boston and Seven Devils smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd Metals Company
Seven Devils Mines
Blue Jacket
White Monument
Peacock
Helena
American Mining Company
Seven Devils
Ladd Metals Metals Company
Boston
Washington County
Western Federation of Miners offers 5000 reward after Denver convention
At the Denver convention the Western Federation of Miners unanimously condemned the Independence Colorado dynamiting plot that killed fifteen miners and wounded several. A reward of 5000 was offered for the perpetrators. Vice President J C Williams and Secretary-Treasurer William D Haywood were re elected. President Charles H Moyer was absent so nominations were not made. W M Moore and L J Simpkins were elected to district executive posts with further elections to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Independence
Colo
Federation
J. C. Williams
William D. Haywood
Charles H. Moyer
W. M. Moore
McCabe, Ariz
L. J Simpkins
Wardner
Ikatio
Misleading Reports About Vases of Swallpox in Weiser
Confusing notices spread through the country claim a large number of vases of swallpox in Weiser. The report cites figures such as one hundred and sixty vases and four hundred case bowls, but the text contains many garbled phrases and unclear references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Beware the Judas Smile: Moralizing Hypocrite Exposed
A harsh denunciation targets a supposed immoral teacher posing as a Sabbath school superintendent. The writer accuses this diplomat of the infernal region of duplicity, preying on the innocent, defiling reputations, and hypocrisy in the name of Christianity. The piece ends with a warning to beware of such “Judas smiles.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Jesus
Monat
Judas
Marriage in Meadows Unites William H Grifith and Irene Sappingfield
In Meadows on Friday June 3 Justice T Roger Mayo joined William H Grifith of Shoshone and Irene Sappingfield of Golf formerly of Weiser in marriage. The bride is known in Weiser and Washington county and the couple will live in Shoshone where Grifith runs business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadows
William H. Grifith
Shoshone
Irene Sappingfield
Golf
Weiser
Justice of the Peace
T. Roger Mayo
Washington County
Griffith
Sudden Outburst During Utah Miners Muster
A stage coach ride from Murphy to Bilver City derailed by a miner's sudden insanity. Peter Eplett, once calm, spoke erratically for hours, alarming the group. Authorities moved the man after a troubling outburst as the party pressed onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Murphy
Bilver City
Peter Eplett
Belt Lake
Bem
Anna
Anna and Anleed By Ale Aaylaw
Drayman Injured in Runaway near Opera House
Thursday noon George Barton, a dray driver for Pete Roberts, was badly injured unloading material on McJune lots near Hast Main when the team bolted. He grabbed the reins, the horse collided with a telephone pole, his left arm torn but no bones broken. He was moved to Rev. Rogers residence, Dr. Waterhouse treated him, expected to miss days of work. Crystal White soap advertised at Buck's grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Jsaac
Leighton
Opera House
Rogers
Real Estate Deals Reported From May 1904
Real estate transactions include W B Aldridge selling 158 acres on the Weiser River to A K Lodge for 3000 dollars. W Baker sold 40 acres on the Payette road for 6000. A K Grose sold 340 acres west of Welner on the Payette road for 7000. W Gibron sold 160 acres on Mano Creek for 4500. Wagy trades involve 20 acres and 10 acres near various townships with prices around 1000 dollars.
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Farma
McKinney
W. BR. Aldridge
A. K. Lodge
Weiser River
W. Baker
James
Eee
A. K. Grose
O. W. Baker
Welner
Payette Road
W. Hh
Yuien
Pelee
Lero Wagy
Trevie
Keo o Sie Camm Vie alan ba we eres oe alten Z
Keo o Sie Camm Vie reports on a local matter with unnamed figures and unclear details. The fragmentary text mentions a person or group and a place but provides no verifiable dates or outcomes.
Weiser Plans Fourth of July Celebration Roles Chosen
A Weiser meeting to plan the Fourth of July celebration elected George A. Ashby as chairman and Ed R. Coulter as secretary with James Summercamp as treasurer. An executive committee and multiple specialty committees were formed to handle sports transportation parade decoration and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Rhea & Coulter
George A. Ashby
Ed R. Coulter
James Summercamp
G. A. Ashby
J. B. O'Toole
J. H. Harris
J. A. Brace
Phetteplace
Denny Ryan
J. W. Cox
Dave Ferguson
F.robinson
Tom Bean
Harry Wulff
K. M. Heighe
H. J. Sommercamp
R, McKinney
J. W. Lapish
K. H. Galey
P. H. B Moulton
Morris Sommer
Mary Harper
B. M. Barton
Frank Hopkins
F. Robinson
John Coakley
Wm. Black
Vendome Hotel Changes Hands with Cox Out
James W. Cox steps down as Vendome manager and J. B. Fisher, former Foley House owner, takes charge. Fisher has bought Cox's interests and transfer is slated for next Thursday the 16th. Fisher is a seasoned hotel man, and Foley House has become a popular Western hotel under his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Cox
J. B. Fisher
Foley House
la Grande
Fisher
Cox
Tim
Webner
W. Cox
Walee Hold Mao
Ierge
Ble Oumar
Walee
Ailane Dia
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Landore
Kehl
Mr. Hanson
Rawl
Fer
Ae Enn
Thomas G
Messrs. Adams and
Stayner
Lundore
Portland
New York
Alan Mill Feed
G. W. Borex
Commercial Street
Griffith-Sappingfield
Kay Vans Maren
Hotel Weiser
Willem Deuole Key
Mise Dullle
Postoffice
East Welser
Candee's
Diver Jtudne Aunalied Dar Dipial
Mary Mannan
George Barton
Pete Roberts
Buck's
Grovery
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