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The Hercules Mine was one of the richest lead/silver mines in the Coeur d'Alene Mountains in Burke, Idaho. It was discovered by , a bookkeeper and clerk, and Fred Harper, a local prospector. In 1923 the mine owners founded the company. Other investors in the mine include August Paulsen, Levi Hutton, and May Arkwright Hutton. It eventually became the primary mine of the Hecla Mining Corporation. Day and partners found silver-lead ore on 2 June 1901. The mine closed in 1924.

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rdfs:label	Hercules silver mine (en)
rdfs:comment	The Hercules Mine was one of the richest lead/silver mines in the Coeur d'Alene Mountains in Burke, Idaho. It was discovered by , a bookkeeper and clerk, and Fred Harper, a local prospector. In 1923 the mine owners founded the company. Other investors in the mine include August Paulsen, Levi Hutton, and May Arkwright Hutton. It eventually became the primary mine of the Hecla Mining Corporation. Day and partners found silver-lead ore on 2 June 1901. The mine closed in 1924. (en)
name	Hercules Mine (en)
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dcterms:subject	Silver mines in the United States Underground mines in the United States Mines in Idaho Buildings and structures in Shoshone County, Idaho
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bill Haywood Silver mines in the United States Clarence Darrow Coeur d'Alene Mountains Frank Steunenberg May Arkwright Burke, Idaho Western Federation of Miners James McParland Albert Horsley Ed Boyce Underground mines in the United States Mines in Idaho August Paulsen Buildings and structures in Shoshone County, Idaho Idaho Silver Valley (Idaho) dbr:Day_Mines,_Inc. dbr:Harry_L._Day
sameAs	Hercules silver mine Hercules silver mine Hercules silver mine Hercules silver mine
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country	United States (en)
place	Silver Valley (Idaho)
products	Silver, Lead, Zinc, Copper, Gold, Nickel (en)
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has abstract	The Hercules Mine was one of the richest lead/silver mines in the Coeur d'Alene Mountains in Burke, Idaho. It was discovered by , a bookkeeper and clerk, and Fred Harper, a local prospector. In 1923 the mine owners founded the company. Other investors in the mine include August Paulsen, Levi Hutton, and May Arkwright Hutton. It eventually became the primary mine of the Hecla Mining Corporation. Day and partners found silver-lead ore on 2 June 1901. The mine closed in 1924. The original owners of this mine all shared a unique history together, all started out as pro union or involved with the 1899 explosion at the Bunker and Sullivan. Levi "Al" Hutton was the engineer on the train used to move explosive from the frisco mine, to the concentrator. He claimed at gun point. May Arkwright Hutton wrote a book about the horrible treatment of the miners at the hands of the mine owners, and the treatment of her husband at the hands of the sheriff/mine owners in her book. The coeur d' alenes: or, A Tale of the Modern Inquisition in Idaho. After the bonanza at the Hercules she spent the rest of her life buying all of the copies back that she could. Ed Boyce, also an early investor, was president of the Western Federation of Miners in 1899. Boyce later hit it rich with the bonanza at the Hercules silver mine. He quit his post with the labor union and opened a fancy hotel. (en)
Active years	1901 (xsd:integer)
discovery year	1889 (xsd:integer)
gold:hypernym	Mines
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	May Arkwright Hutton 1899 Coeur d'Alene labor confrontation Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Burke, Idaho Burke Canyon Albert Horsley Ed Boyce History of Idaho August Paulsen Hercules (disambiguation) Hercules Mine List of silver mines Silver Valley (Idaho) Hercules Mine, Idaho
is Wikipage redirect of	Hercules Mine, Idaho
is Wikipage disambiguates of	Hercules (disambiguation)
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