Warren Disaster Devours Idaho Town in Blaze
The Signal reports Idaho town wiped out by fire starting near Miss Stone's residence adjoining Kelley & store. Fire destroyed post office, barber shop, hotel, two story building, and several houses as flames spread through the west and south sides. Kelley & Patterson warehouse saved. others saved or damaged. water scarce, mill workers rushed to help. total loss likely in thousands. cause rumored as a dropped match in the Stone saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Mrs. Stone
Kelley & Store
Andy Tony
Barren Stone
Kelley & Patterson's
Alex Bean
Thiouth
R Smith's
Y Kelley & Patterson and Warehouse
Kelley and Sciences
Ork
Kelley & Patterson
J. R. Smith
Smith
George Patterson
Outlaws Rob Oregon Sheriff Fight near Weiser
Reports say J Lawrence of Malheur Oregon with Robert Hows and Chester escaped after a confrontation with a sheriff’s posse near Weiser Falls on the Flathead river. One man was wounded and the thieves fled along the Coeur d’Alene frontier, pursued for 10 days as authorities suspect Flathead reservation involvement.
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Weiser
Mpeon Falls
Mont
J. Lawrence
Malheur
Oregon
Robert Hows
Chester
Flathead River
Sasd Malo
Coeur d'Alenes
Flathead Reservation
Oregon Stage Lpel Malley Aa Mre Ty Liar
Oregon stage notes confusion as Malley and Liar confusion arise in testimony. Names appear garbled but imply a local dispute or trial setting with unclear details. Government or court entities are not clearly identified within the legible text.
Wetter Insanity Bid in Grangeville Murder Case
In Grangeville district court Judge Wallace Scales heard Rudolph Wetter arraigned on the murder of Christ Long and LD Waln. Scales overruled a motion to postpone so Wetter could present an insanity affidavit. Wetter pleaded not guilty. Judge Steele set September 16 for related proceedings.
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Grangeville
Wallace Scales
Rudolph Wetter
Christ Long
LD. Waln
Steele
Scale
Wetter
Long
Capital News Is Kicked Out Of Democratic Party
Special to The Signal Boise Sept. 13 The Democratic State Central Committee met today and nominated candidates for vacancies on the State Democratic ticket. They also unanimously adopted resolutions repudiating the Capital News of Boise as an opponent and declaring it no longer recognized by the party for advancing its owner’s interests.
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Boise
Democratic State Central Committee
Congress
B. FP. Clay
Canyon County
A. A. Fraser
Ahe
Ashby Turner
Boise County
Capital News
Idaho
Lewiston
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Fire cripples Big Creek camp in mining district
Lewiston report from Henry Abstein details Warren fire impact on nearby mining districts. He notes freight flows will sustain residents while winter supplies run short, and miners must seek outside help. Abstein describes Crown King properties with tunnels, a 30 foot wide ledge grading $30 to $150 per ton, and silver gold mix. He cites Van Riper Syndicate plans a 40 stamp mill, road completion hoped this fall, and active work at Thunder Mountain, Snow Cloud, Black Foot and other mines.
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Lewiston
Spokane Review
Henry Abstein
Big Creek
Warren
Abstein
Crown King
Charles Wordenhoff
van Riper
Crown
First Annu Exposition Attendee Invitation From Wood Porto Rico
Director General Wood of Porto Rico sends thanks for the invitation to attend the first Annual Exposition of Native Products and Manufactures to be held in Boyamuo City opening Monday. The article lists items such as fabrics, baskets, pottery, work baskets, and tools, noting expected exhibitors and display topics.
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Wood
Porto Rico
Bigaal
Boyamuo
Atrmnr
Dale
Wald Falls Swept by Fire
A massive blaze Sunday night devastated downtown Wald Falls near the Butte bakery in southeastern Idaho. Firefighters and citizens fought the flames but most of the block burned, except a corner building owned by Deen and Larue. Losses may reach 500000 to 750000. many businesses and individuals listed as losers include Consolidated Wagon and Machine, Batte bakery, Johnson & Co, E P Coltman Lumber, and Idaho Packing. G G Wright is the heaviest single loser, with disruptions affecting city and county farm implements.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Butte
R P. Goltman & Co
Park Avenue
Broadway
Deen & Larue
Ralph Willis
Idaho Packing Company
G. G. Wright
Hiabo Inter Mountain Par r Boise 1904 Round Trip Fares
Weiser to Boise round trip tickets announced for October 17 to 22 1904 at 2.95 dollars with final return by October 24 1904. One way tickets to Boise or intermediate points at the same round trip rate on sale those dates. J W Lapish agent O B L.
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Boise
Idaho
Weiser
J. W. Lapish
Photographer's Association at Tacoma event fare offer
In Tacoma Washington on September 21st during the 74th session a special Certificate Plan rate of one and one third fare is authorized to Portland and return. The offer applies to those attending who pay full fare, with attendance of at least a mite or more, enabling travel to Portland for the excursion.
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Tacoma
Waeh
Portland
Dickale
Seven Devils Prospects At Ladd Metals Camp World Wide
Mr W H Adams managing director of Ladd Metals at Landore spoke to a Journal Advance on Seven Devils developments. Since July 18 over 800 loaded cars have arrived for camp with supplies and machinery. Population in the town has grown to about 200 men with 400 more in the camp, and ore valued at over 860,000 has been delivered in eleven weeks. Smelter buildings rise, with key machinery nearly ready. Mines such as White Monument and Lockwood yield high copper ore with gold and silver value. Data on Peacock Blue Jacket Helena Arkansaw leases and Arkansaw mine expansion are noted as promising, with permanent leases planned as operations continue.
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W. H. Adams
Ladd Metals Company
Landore
Cornell
Journal-Advance
Seven Devil
Appaling
Tandore
Adams
Ladd Motala Co
Ladd
Low
Mr. Adama
White Monument
Lockwood
Helena
Arkansaw
James Steele
Decorah
Alaska
Gramtumas
Weyant Mines on Rapid River Idaho Promises Progress
Dr. Helen Weyant of Toledo Ohio, president of Weyant Mining, reports weeks at the Rapid River camp. She notes active work, a 208 foot tunnel, a 11 400 foot water ditch, and a ready mill. She praises the district’s ore potential, local ranches, and Idaho prospects for shareholders and investors.
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Helen Weyant
Toledo
Ohio
Weyant Mining Company
Rapid River
The
Meadows Eagle
Wayant Properties
Tirat
Idaho
Busione
Sarpaene
Miibuildings
Jing Boone
Aod
Solkrawd
Ulus
Vyerpdohanews
Salmon River
Norin
Ohio Friends
Weiser Exposes Dawson Prane Prunes at St Louis Exhibit
Weiser resident P P Dawson, a noted Cryatus Bottom farmer, visited The Signal office with a supply of his Dawson Prane prunes. The seedling fruit, boasting 65 percent sugar, is praised for sweetness and juiciness and will help stock Idaho's St Louis exhibit. Shipment is coordinated by KR C McKinney with other farm products also prepared for the display.
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P. P. Dawson
Cryatus Bottom
Dawson
Mt. Dent
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