The American Anti Trust League Rally Against Corporate Power
Fragmentary speech describes corruption by railroad monopolies and trusts, urging public welfare, nominations, and political action to resist corporate control. It criticizes ward bosses, campaign funds, and subservient press while praising a politician standing for principles and laboring citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmed Vue Bey
Striet Allway
Tnve Erey
Dwainian
Pueblic Trust
Thane
Ran Bevadh
Hnorf
Bo Lys
American Anti -Trust League
Gomby
Tim
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Puliie
Jessie Lie
New Copper Field Promises Expanded Mineral Territory
Report notes new copper field development extends mineral territory tributary to Welser yet its extent remains unknown. Exploration aims to map boundaries and potential ore deposits. Officials emphasize unresolved limits require further surveying and confirmation.
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Welser
Mineral copper camp near Weiser sparks mining talks
The Mineral district near Weiser Idaho is highlighted with a copper rich belt featuring a 400 foot iron dyke and a Last Chance vein assay of ten percent copper. Local investor Wirt Campbell notes known copper deposits, as the P and I railway spurs renewed interest and nineteen locations are poised for development. Married couple Henry Sommercamp and Gertrude Shawhan wed at Payette with a small private ceremony. Local notices announce a Weiser community meeting and milk price schedule set by December 14.
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Weiser
Iron Mountain
Mann
Monroe Creeks
Wirt Campbell
From Mineral
Campbell
Seven Devils
Ruthburg
Oquirrh
Utah
Mercur
Tintic
Ophir
Probate actions and local commerce figures in late 1800s county notes
Nels Swanson applies for letters testamentary for the estate of C. L. Mirsen. Mrs. Cuddy seeks administratrix for John Cuddy's estate valued at $30,000. L. L. Dans reports growing soda business and expanded warehousing. Charles Arthur supplies rapid construction with an improvised wareroom. Local religious discussions continue at the opera house as residents attend sessions and name attendees.
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Nels Swanson
C. L. Mirsen
John Cuddy
L. L. Dans
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Kaine
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Sianat
Weiwer
Henry J. Sommercamp
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Payette
Idaho
Gertrude Shawan
Hunt
That Place
Win
Sommercamp
Ora Sommercamp
Walter Sommercamp
Alg. Cordele
Rudy Peyton
L. Hixon
Shade
California
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Peple
J. Kimble
Leha
Avention
Weiser Wanan
Opera Force
Dees 14
Feelick Pom
Weiser Re
Muk Kates
New House CO Dive Tite
Ok Hee
Pete Rolert
Tim Diately
Wrest
Corey Strait
Pete Ie
Jaw Livin Hower
West End
Abe
Probate
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Daus
Arthur
Nssion
J. Padget
J. Anderson
Opera House
T. C. Galloway
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Sohn Sater
J. Krebbs
Ideal Restaurant
FH. Hubbard
J. D. Clabaugh
al Carlson
Willoughby Adams
Kad
Ashley, Weiser
J.T. Smith
GW. Rhea
T.C. Galloway
D. Morton
Boise
R. H. Reavis
Thos
Hopper
Middle Valley
M. C. Fuller
Mineral
Geo
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Crane
Dollers
Allen
TW Nilsson
A v Adams
Prencisco
Hel Inger
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Devolans
Henry i Fields
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Basbender
Aduih Parker
Tins Gurofola
A Barthes
Davia Nottoor Master
Piurenery Fy
Lote
Galloway
Val
Iusitentavene
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Ope Davis
Sively
Sleahs
N. IP. Kimball
Ferguson
Grandma
G. H. Ferguson & Co, Weiser, Ituho
McCormick
John Deere
General Hardware Dealers
Weiser, Idaho
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Bell Street
Thale
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Jertakine
Vollient
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Fosselman
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Sanders & Bateman
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Epmenbon
Shell
Kelly
Yuen Up
Miners’ Resort
David Maen
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Letatin
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McBrayer Whisky
Norld
Montana
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Salubria
Lola
James Mawkins
Council Hotel
L. H, Walker
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Fred
Sale
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Emmett Lynch
Weiser Dato
Mil Dy
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Boise and
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Overland Hotel
Boise, Idaho
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Washington
Oregon
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