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William Bosch at the Broadway Stables in Boise
Black and white photographic print of William Bosch with group in front of the Broadway Stables on 318 S. 8th street in Boise.
William Boyle document
Application for Writ of Habeas Corpus for William Boyle against Bartlett Sinclair for illegal imprisonment in Wardner, Idaho.
William Brumm collection of Boise related photographs
Miscellaneous photographs of Boise, including the Old Penitentiary, the Boise Butcher Co. Ltd., Boise Jewelry Story and the Idaho Militia. The Old Penitentiary image is a glass plate negative.
William C. Dunbar letter
Consists of a letter written by William C. Dunbar to a friend in Brooklyn, New York on April 11, 1903. He discusses his career plans which include leaving the field of teaching for the practice of law. Mr. Dunbar also recounts a drive up the Boise River and describes the cliffs and a sheep shearing operation.
William C. Maxey papers
Check registers, account books, prescription registers, and visit registers of Maxey, a physician of Caldwell, Idaho. Also includes his lecture book from Edinburgh University (Scotland) and one account book (1850-1878) of William Maxey of Illinois.
William Carey Brown papers
A reprinted Infantry journal of Col. William Carey Brown on the incidents in Aguinaldo's capture (Philippines). It also includes maps and copies of maps of the trails made by U.S. troops in the Sheepeater Campaign, as well as manuscripts written by Brown describing incidents of the Sheepeater Campaiagn, 1879.
William D. Lenzi
William Dwight Lenzi, MD July 22, 1941 - October 6, 2013 was a orthopedic hand surgeon; and a fifth-generation Idahoan with ties dating back to territorial Idaho who generously gave leadership and insight to some of Idaho's top medical, educational, and botanical institutions.
William D. McReynolds papers
Correspondence and printed material. Letter from William E. Borah congratulating McReynolds on his appointment as clerk of the U.S. District Court and his political contest with John Nugent and James Hawley; letters concerning McReynolds' position as district court clerk; and a program of the unveiling ceremonies for Senator Borah's statue in the Capitol rotunda, Washington, D.C.
William D. Whitehead papers
Programs for the 50th annual convention of the Idaho Dental Association (1970) and the 83rd annual meeting of the American Dental Association (1941); Idaho Dental Association Directory (1966); Directory of Licensed Idaho Dentists and Dental Hygenists (1960); and dental x-rays.
William Dawson papers
Letters from William Dawson, Silver City, Idaho, to his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Dawson, England; and one letter from Mrs. Audrey Elizabeth Addeson, Edinburg, Scotland, to the editor of the Preston Citizen (Preston, Idaho) providing biographical information on William Dawson.
William E. Borah address at Steunenberg funeral
In Memoriam picture and adress at the funeral service of Frank Steunenberg delivered by Willam E. Borah, Caldwell, Idaho, Jan. 3, 1906.
William E. Borah letters (1921)
Collection consists of two letters concerning the possible establishment of a "First National Bank of Orofino, Idaho." The first letter, dated 10 October 1921, is from W. J. Fowler, deputy comptroller of the Treasury Department, to Senator William E. Borah. The letter explains why the request has been denied. The second letter, dated 8 November 1921, is from Senator Borah to I. R. Crow of Orofino, offering his further assistance with the matter.
William E. Borah political cartoons collection
Political cartoons featuring Senator William Borah by Clifford K. Berryman, S. J. Ray, Rollin Kirby, W. Norman Ritchie, and T. E. Powers and Carrey Orr.
William E. Dickinson letters
Letters addressed from Rocky Bar, Idaho, to family and friends in the eastern United States describing mining camp life.
William E. Gillam mining papers
Stock certificates for the Grey Eagle, Silver City Mining and Milling Company and the May Queen Mining Company of Silver City; also includes prospectus for the May Queen Mining Company.
William Edgar Borah autographs
Autographs of William E. Borah and his sisters, Sadie and Mattie, written in 1936 during Borah's visit to Fairfield, Illinois.
William Edgar Borah correspondence (1902-1932)
Letters from T.H. Barnsdall, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, regarding Thunder Mountain Gold and Silver Mining and Milling Company (1902); and miscellaneous letters from Borah to his constituents.
William Edgar Borah correspondence (1910-1917)
Correspondence regarding placement of a statue of Robert E. Lee in the Hall of Fame; a letter to Peter G. Johnson, Bingham County legislator, regarding support in the Idaho House of Representatives for a compensation bill; and Johnson's reply.
William Edgar Borah interview from Drawn from Life
Published interview with Borah, described in Drawn from life, by S. J. Woolf.