Mongolian Masters Sad Story of Lower Life in San Francisco
A brief feature portrays hardship among low life in San Francisco with focus on a figure linked to Mongolian heritage. The piece sketches urban poverty themes and social neglect guiding the narrative tone of a bygone era.
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San Francisco
White women and children toil for a Chinese boss in San Francisco
A visitor describes a Stockton street cellar where white women aged 18 to 70 and boys and girls aged 7 to 17 work for Lew Hing, a Chinese fruit packer. They endure slime, steam, and foul air while earning less than Chinese workers, with the Imperial Consulate nearby. The piece argues for fair opportunity and supports the single tax as a remedy to poverty and degraded labor.
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San Francisco
Lew Hing
Stockton Street
Hing
China
Dewey
Chinatown
Stock Men Take Notice to Buy Cattle for June Delivery
A brief cattle market notice states Geary Low and J P Lackey will buy cattle for June delivery from now until June. They invite sellers to contact them before selling.
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Geary Low
J. P. Lackey
Pushing development work shows value of district mines
The report notes active mining across multiple sites, with the Mountain Queen near Ruthburg road resuming operations rumored. A 100 foot shaft at a new area near Brownlee creek yields good ore. Cracker Jack promising under owners Black Boyd Landsman. Dewey group bonded by Merritts plans to start after snow. Old Railroad mine runs two levels with ore. What Cheer Epic Day tunnel reaches 200 feet. Abbie near Bush works under bond with five men. Conglomerate group pushes a 50 foot tunnel led by Eckart while boarding house runs smoothly.
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Corrs
Mountain Queen
Conway Mine
Brownlee Creek
Ruth‘burg
Jake Landsman
Wm. Black
Gy Boyd
J. Landsman
Dewey Group
All Donart & Co
Merritts
Brownlee
Camp Creek
Abbie
Jim Bush
Mr. Andrews
Bond
Difficult Winter for Mining Crew Faces Supply Shortages
Miners struggled on the Hercules claim through broken ground yet earned reward. They extracted a vein of galena fifteen feet wide with parts running nearly 200 ounces of silver and 30 to 40 percent lead. Winter shortages hindered progress as lumber scarce and freighting by farmers scarce, forcing repairs and route improvements over rough hills.
Wool Growers Meeting at Boise Idaho Third Annual Session
Circular from President J D Wood of Mountain Home inviting Idaho Wool Growers to Boise City for the Pacific Northwest Wool Growers Association meeting March 6 7 8 1900. Adjourned Idaho meeting March 7 8 1900 to discuss incorporation officers delegates and leasing wills. assess 9 of 4000 per 1000 head of sheep due this year. calls on members to pay promptly.
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J. D. Wood
Mountain Home
Boise
Pacific
Pacific Northwest Wool Growers’ Association
Boise City
Idaho
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Star Salt
Witlands
Dd Woon
Wirt. T
Monorooatmny
Relief of Kimberley Opens South African Front
England and Africa report a week of changes as General French relieves Kimberley with 2000 cavalry and a large supply train. Rumors say Boer retreats in the Orange Free State and rear-pressures from British forces continue. Cronje vanishes amid speculation on his whereabouts. Tugela fighting persists as Buller drives Boer forces back to the north side.
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Kimberely
Reneral French
Orange Free State
Cronje
Tugela
Buller
DIRT IN THE AIR Washington County Real Estate Changing Hands Rapidly
Washington County real estate activity heats up as properties change hands quickly amid brisk market demand. Brokers report rising transactions, with listings moving fast and prices nudging higher across residential segments.
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Washington County Real Estate
Real estate transfer list signals activity in Washington county
A long record of real estate transfers filed with recorder T. F. Smith since January 1, 1900 shows robust market activity in Washington county. The list includes numerous parcels sold in Weiser and Cambridge with assorted mining and land claims across Heath and Seven Devils districts, with prices ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars and involving many named buyers and lenders.
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Washington County
T. F. Smith
B. Kimball
Frances L. Hensen
Galloway
Thomas Add
Weiser
Consideration
Edward A. Pailock
Idaho
Industrial Institute of Nef
G. P. Maryatt
Industrial Institute
Condoration
Walter A. Lyons
Geo. W. Riggs
Morehead
Walter A. Lyon
We Riggs
C. A. Shepherd
W. D. Shepherd
Moses
H. J. Green
Moore
Conglomerate Mining Company
Heath
Traction
Bromide
Magnolia
Copper Glance
Amador
North Star
Mammoth
Godfrey Sperling
Edward Shainwald
Bik
Watlington
Welser
Mose Fuchs
N. KE. Imbhaus
Frank M. Hubbard
W. J. Bryan
Seven Devils
Oliver McRoberts
First Baptist Church of
Middle Valley
Boyles
Chas. Pinta
Monarch
W. B. Allison
J. B. O'Toole
Cambrigde
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Cinnamen
Ruthburg Operations
Great Heath District
Conglomerate Group
James Eckart
Wool Growers’ Meeting
The
England and
Africa
W. J. Doolittle
Idaho Industrial | Institute
Consiseration
H. K. Conley
Beni Industrial Institute
Sep
Weiser Laid & Improvement Company
Mary
Watlington’s
M. T. Co
Hllen Neal
Moses H. Hopper
City of Cambridge
Weiser Land and Improvement Company
T. P. Woodcock
H. E. Noble
Wm. Applegate
James Applegate
Alice M. Hahn
Margaret Wilkins
W. D. Lovejoy
J. F. Short
J. D. Casey
United States
W. M. Lambert
Vet
Chris Billhorn
J. W. Hubbard
Und
Cyrus Williams
Tod
W. Hubbard
Weiser Land & Improvement Com
C. T. Williams
Waihlington's
Mark Parker
CG. F. Williams
Watkins
T. Williams
J. M. Canary
Charles Palmer
C. Ty. Williams
Watekins
W. M. Stafford
W. T. Hart
Mountain Rose
Copper King
Republic Mining P
Amanda J. Olds
Geo
Stoddard
Joseph Stoddard
Lota
Watlington's
John W. Ayers
G. H. Tilford
GF. Drake
R. B. Lockwood
Aurora Mine
D. T. Daniels
R. E. Wilson
Oneida
Rush Creek
E. M. Barton
Wesley W. Pritchett
Reavis
R. A. White
T. W. Bates
Q. E. Jackson
Mars
Side Line
Bates
Behemoth
Heath District
Consorie Loan & Trust Company
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