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Witten Baats
Mi Atanding Sepat Press Armen
Borat
He Weiser
Weiser
Idsho
They've Got It Back Bonded Debt Recovered in State
May 27 1905 report laments the return of a $400000 bonded debt to state books. It notes Democrats created debt in 1894, cleared it by 1903, then Republicans sold $46050 in bonds in Chicago to McDonald McGoy Gu. The piece declares the debt issue a democratic disgrace and celebrates the rebound.
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Honda
Chicago
McDonald, McGoy & Gu
Sen
Scare over Charley Arney and campaign funding
A political row centers on Charley Arney, private secretary to Senator Dubois, accused of hypocrisy about campaign finance. The passage alleges lifelong poverty masking secret gifts, with supporters supposedly chipping in to fund campaigns while Mormon and party factions clash over newspaper endorsements and editorial lines.
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Charley Arney
Dubois
Charley
Fred
Atte
Bive Lee
Mormon Benefit Recipients’ Papers Target Buyout Rumor
The passage notes newspapers receiving Mormon benefits may be poised to be bought by Dubois for 8.1 million dollars. It questions whether Arnoy’s irony spurred Mormons to acquire Broxon and the Pocatello Advance to create an open Mormon paper, fearing Broxon’s influence.
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Dubois
Arnoy
Mormona
Broxon
Pocatello
Dubole
Lord's Anointed to Have More Sport Fight Page
The organ of church and prize fights runs a leaded three line spread on its first page announcing the Ike Schreck versus Bob Fitzsimmons bout in this city. It appears to gain quasi official endorsement with President Joseph F. Smith present, though the text questions spiritual harmony in the tabernacle and party leadership.
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Mike Schreck
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Democratic push for Dubois governorship ignites 1906 race
The Spokesman-Review reports Democratic leaders in the state back United States Senator Fred T. Dubois as a possible 1906 governor candidate. The plan promises a fierce contest as party factions align ahead of the West Legislative and governor elections in November 1900.
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Dubois
Spokesman-Review
Toabo
United States
Fred T. Dubois
Senate
Congress
Hite
West Legislatire
Wawely
Devernor
Wwe
Askus
Idaho Gubernatorial Race Faces Mormon Issue Split
The piece previews a contested Idaho race with Senator Du Bois as potential anti Mormon candidate. It notes possible support from factions of the Democratic party and cross party defections from Republicans unless a strong anti Mormon platform is adopted. It signals national interest in curbing church influence in western states.
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Stennenberg
Dubois
Idaho
West
Railway Activity in Weiser Yards and Offices
The Signal visits P. I. N. Ry yards and offices in Weiser to observe strong activity. General Manager Heighe oversees improvements to speed work. A new caboose by Master Mechanic J. Caron, nearly finished, 29 feet 8 inches, with two double trucks and cupola. Fred Carpenter handles the painting. A third track restoration and a new passenger coach are planned for Boise to Payette lakes service. Three trains expected. construction, passenger, and freight. Office changes fill spaces as new furniture arrives. a new operation station and staffing updates are noted.
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Aleath
Heighe
Round House
J. Caron
Weiser
Boise
Payette Lakes
Heighs
Cribben Dow
Lana
Mowry J News
Ealt Lake
Crhntanl
Mise
Kaib Taylor Tae
Sat La Sy hare TV ae tte fa pa
A damaged OCR item mentions a local TV service matter with partial phrases about a station and station access. No full entities or clear actions are readable beyond the fragment. The item reads like a brief notice or column snippet without concrete names or dates.
Tragic double murder suicide shocks California family
William Stephens of Rosa Valley Marion county killed his wife and five children, three dying instantly, then shot at a milkman before turning the gun on himself. The surviving two children were seriously wounded as neighbors and officers found the scene in the homes with all the beds occupied by the dead or dying. No motive is known.
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San Rafael
Cal
William Stephens
Rosa Valley
Marion County
Ehat
Stephens
San Francisco
Funng
Desd
Weiser Boy Torn by Wheel in Delivery Wagon Accident
Clarence Gerdue, eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gerdue, suffered a severe leg injury when he fell from a delivery wagon in Weiser. The left leg was broken in two places with deep lacerations. He was taken home, a doctor summoned, and the patient transported to Baker City hospital. Amputation seemed possible but now is not anticipated if no complications arise. Father returned home Thursday.
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Weiser
Clarence
Thomas Gerdue
Improvements at the Idaho & Oregon Milling Company Mill
A series of improvements have been completed at the mill of the Idaho & Oregon Milling Company. The mill and machinery were thoroughly overhauled and the entire structure repainted inside and out. A large levator will be erected soon, signaling general prosperity across the premises.
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Idaho & Oregon Milling Company
Wool Warehouse Hears Rapid Wool Inflow Raises Room Concerns
Won Sipe J J Coakley in charge reports wool arriving so fast the wool warehouse struggles to make space. The big warehouse is nearly full as six carloads have left since the 13th, mostly billed to Boston buyers. The season's clip is superb and output will exceed former years by thousands of pounds.
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J.J. Coakley
Boston
Cupid Gets Busy Again
Marriage licenses issued by County Clerk Smith list May dates for Barrere L. Bensoner and Edna Bilyen of Payette May 19. Victor C. Freelove of Iron Springs and Kate E. Kreitzer of Connell May 20. M. A. Sheats and Cathrine M. Collier of Baker City May 23. Solon L. Shinkle and Minule L. Jones of Weiner May 25.
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Smith
Barrere L. Bensoner
Edna ©. Bilyen
Payette
Victor c. Freelove
Iron Springs
Kate E. Kreitzer
Connell
M. A. Sheats
Catherine M. Collier
Baker City
Solon L. Shinkle
Minule L. Jones
Weiner
Grandma McCullough Pioneer Woman Dies at 79 in Weiser
The Signal reports the death of Mrs. Rebecos J. McCullough known as Grandma McCullough. She died at her East Commercial street home Friday after a long illness at age 79. Born near La Porte Indiana she later lived in Judaism Canyon City San Jose and finally Weiser. Funeral arrangements to be announced with a likely Monday service at two oclock awaiting eastern relatives.
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Rebecos J. McCullough
West
East Commercial Street
Grandma
McCullough
la Payette
Tippecanoe County
Indiana
Oregon
Canyon City
San Jose
California
Weiser
Memorial Day meeting of Weiser Lodge No. 2 I O O P
Members of Weiser Lodge No 2 I O O P are requested to meet in the lodge room on Tuesday May 30 1905 at 1 o clock p m for the observance with the Grand Army and other organizations. By order of the lodge F A Dasch Noble Grand O M Harvey Secretary
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Weiser Lodge
Grand Army
F. A. Dasch
Noble Grand
O. M. Harvey
Terrific Race With Death and Quick Cure Claims
A Tampa reader Ralph F Fernandez recounts a near fatal liver and heart illness and credits Electric Bitters with a rapid recovery in three days. Advertisements tout medicines, real estate, and liniments with testimonials from Cocoa Florida and Bremond Texas, citing Ballard’s Snow Liniment and other tonics.
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Ralph F. Fernandez
Tampa
Pla
Inagaestroy Promoter Urges Chamberlain Remedy Use
Mr B Wainwright of Lemon City Pla writes manufacturers claiming better results from Chamberlain Gall Cholera and Dysentery Remedy taken in water. He asserts rapid relief when the remedy is used properly and endorses its drinking use for stomach ailments.
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BR. N. Andrews
Cocoa and Rockledge News
Cocoa
Fia
Churchill Drug & Paint Co
B. Wainwright
Lemon City
Pla
Caves of
Palos
Stom
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