Spokane Men Return From Thunder Mountain Prospecting
Spokane men W A Edwards and A Garden report heavy mining activity near Thunder Mountain Idaho and Big Creek. They cite the McCrea group with a $1,000,000 offer refused, multiple ledges with high ore values, cyaniding plans, and several properties including Werdenhoff Koo Combination and Ibex. Snow four feet deep. travel took ten days.
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Big Creek
Vwnder Mountain
Idaho
W. A. Edwards
A. Garden
Spokane
Edwards
McCrea Group
To- 4
Kan
Boise
Government Creek
Grangeville
Death under train in Nampa claims Helfrich brother
Poweph D Helfrich, brother of KE Helfrich the Mountain Home hant and W V Iftich of Boise, was killed last morning at Nampa while alighting from a moving train. His body was badly mangled and nearly severed. Helfrich was well known in Southern Idaho. An inquest Saturday noon found accidental death due to the circumstances. The body was taken to Boise for burial.
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Bolse
Fragmented text hints at a crime or incident in unclear place
The readable fragments reference obscure names and actions with incomplete sentences. It mentions locations and people but lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to form a coherent report. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise summary and headline.
Meadows Accident at Schoolhouse Sheds Collapse
Telephone reports say the Meadows wood shed collapse last Friday caused five boys to be bruised but not seriously injured. Names given include Ned Webb Matt Farrell Jr Clay Yoakum Jr and Jimmie Mitchell. Snow depth at Meadows is three to four feet.
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Meadows
Ned Webb
Matt Farrell
Clay Yoakum
Jimmie Mitchell
Highth Grade Examination: Eighth grade tests set statewide
The state superintendent issues three eighth grade exam sets with tests at central county points on March 29 30 31 April 27 28 29 and May 25 26 27. Pupils and teachers show strong interest and graduates this year will nearly double last year. For stomach upset Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets aid quick relief, sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
Taken to Asylum after insanity ruling for Cyril Cotton
Cyril Cotton, detained Thursday, was declared insane by the county insanity board Friday. Saturday an asylum attendant took him to Blackfoot. He revealed several hundred dollars in a Missoula bank and said he formerly resided there. Cotton said he mined property in Thunder Mountain district last year. P. B. Roberts advertises oats for sale.
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Cyril Cotton
County Insanity Board
H. G. Stephens
Blackfoot
Missoula
Montana
Cotton
Thunder Mountain District
Pactolian Company Progress Plans at Rapid River
John J. Bye arrived from Pittsburg to visit Pactolian Mining Co assets in the Rapid River district where six men are employed. He cites heavy snow delaying travel and notes developments are satisfactory with fair grade ore opening and plans to expand operations and erect a large plant next season. He warns ongoing Potter Rankin tensions could force a district withdrawal if not resolved.
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Pittsburg
Pactolian Mining Co
Rapid River District
Mr. Bye
Bye
Rapid River
Rankin
Potters
Rankins
Pactolien
Invitation to Washington County for Lewis and Clark Exposition
An official invitation extended to Washington county to mount a special exhibit at the 1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Portland. The note urges early consideration, outlines exhibition aims, space allocation, and cooperative planning to showcase resources and progress of communities. Signed by Hawn H Beep, Director of Bayloilation, with office details.
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Washington
Portland
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Finsp
Dountion
Orgeninetions
Coparale
Mey
Inotall Dbeir
Mae @tale
Argaalaion
Wade
Hawn H Beep
Bayloilation
Tragedy on Mountain Trail Near Werdenhoff Mine
A deadly snowslide at the Werdenhoff mine in the Big Creek district struck at 7:15 AM Tuesday. Bob Larson was killed. Joe Bornlis and David W. Reese were severely injured, saved by a work bench and timbers. The slide occurred with little warning, took three hours to reach them, and Larson's body will be buried at the mine.
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Statesman
L. N. Roos
Hunt
Bert Stewart
Werdenhoff
Big Creek
Bob Larson
Joe Bornlis
David W. Reese
Mr. Roos
Stewart
J. J. Bennett
Grangeville
Boise
Meadows the Statesman
Larsen
Reese
Bowers
Larson
Thabo
Meadows
Democratic Platform Reward Promised by The Commoner
In Lincoln Nebraska on February 19 the Commoner founder Bryan declares a $100 reward for a 1904 Democratic platform covering imperialism trusts money tariff and tariff. It would be printed by any listed papers if they cannot agree. A $10 reward goes to any paper printing such a platform if no two agree.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Kansas City
New York World
Boston Herald
Brooklyn Eagle
Richmond Times
The
Chicago Chronicle
St. Paul Globe
Louisville Courier-Journal
Nashville American
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Atlanta Journal
Hive Dollars
Estes
Cleverood
Gorman
Warker
Washington Birth Day Ball Impresses Weiser Hosts
The Washington's Birth day Ball by Weiser Odd Fellows at the Opera House drew over 400 invitations and 112 tickets sold. Garr's Orchestra provided music as attendees enjoyed a festive, cultured evening with many visitors and local eateries well patronized.
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Weiser
Opera House
Garr
Belgium
Jon Cowkley
Waller
Baed
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Prinne
Little Lower
Yuan Iby
Didi Herwor
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P. B. Roberts
Pactolian Company
John J. Bye
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Winder
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Poe Dibereo Houdhounds
Jasper Mann
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