Leading Iowa Mason Dies After Long Illness
Cyrus Walgrave Enton, a Cedar Rapids leader since 1869 and three-time mayor candidate, died at 57 after months of illness. A prominent Mason since 1865, he led Apollo commandery as emin ent commander in 1882, served as grand generalissimo, headed the San Francisco pilgrimage in 1883, and held roles including deputy grand commander of Iowa, grand commander, and illustrious potentate of El Kahir temple A A N M S. He attended imperial council meetings and was named imperial assistant rabban at a Denver gathering last year.
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Crear
Cyrus
Walgrave Enton
Mr. Enton
Cedar Rapids
Apollo
San Francisco
Iowa
el Kahir Temple
Imperial Council
Denver
Rabbau
Novel Suit for Damages Against Omaha Road
In Tuwa, Nebraska on May 13 a new Burt county case filed by Alonzo B. Miller of Lyons seeks 7890 from the Omaha Railway for failing to whistle at crossings. Miller claims 1,578 whistle failures between May 4 and Aug 9, 1894, with fines accruing and half to informant. The 426 page petition promises a test of the law.
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Omaha
Trkammah
Neb
Burt County
Alonzo B. Miller
Lyons
Omaha Railway Company
Miller
Wreck on the Erie Kills Three Grooms and Drops Cars
A western division wreck near here on Erie No. 93 toppled into the ditch, 80 cars piled up, 18 horses killed, three grooms dead, Foster badly hurt and not expected to live. Brakeman Shannelly injured. debris blocks the line to Buffalo. Names of the dead and injured listed. some identifications unreadable due to injuries.
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ERIE
HokNk
Foster
Patrick Shannellis
Corning
Buffalo
S.M. Stewart
Mercer
Robert Plater
L. P. Foster
Sandy Lake
Patrick Shannely
Warnings and Wrecks Across States in Short News Flash
Nellie Gatewood of Wichita was killed when thrown from a buggy in Kansas. Imperial Varnish plant at Akron burned. Hessian fly damages Missouri wheat. St Joseph Pump building in Missouri burned. Mor phone overdose drives Anderson man insane. New Jersey peach crop prospects improve. Spokane boy 12 dies after pony fall. Engineer dies en route to Jersey City. Hutchinson merchant dies of apoplexy. Goshen girl entangled and strangled in swing. Oriental Theater Co incorporated in St Joseph with $50,000 capital. Frances Willard may wed Englishman. copyright dispute looms. Calexican heiress dies in Helena wardrobe noted. Linville flagman killed by express. New Jersey governor voids 600 corporations for tax neglect.
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Nellie Gatewood
Wichita
Kan
Imperial Varnish Company
Akron
Stoddard County
Missouri
St. Joseph Pump Company
St. Joseph
Losa
Oscar
Anderson
Ind
Comerset
Warren Counties
New Jersey
Samuel Olsen
Spokane
Wash
Isaac Miller
Phillipsburg
N. J
Jersey City
John Beazel
Hutchison
Josie Leatherman
Goshen
Lesuer
Oriental Theater Company
Chicago
Frances Willard
du Maunier
America
Louise Hornug
Marysville
Cal
Helena
Mon
John Coleman
Linusville
Wertz
Japan's Canal Ambitions Drive Pacific Power Shift
Japan seeks Nicaragua canal privileges to gain direct Atlantic access, challenging US control and Britain’s position. Washington talks between Nicaragua’s Guzman and Japan stall on US-proximate advantages, signaling a new phase in canal politics and Japan’s rising power.
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Texo
Japan
Nicaragua
Washington
Br. Guzman
Guzman
United States
Tokia Sable
Nicaragua Canal
Great Britain
Harriotories
Ching
Pacific
Atlantic
Cape Horn
Kurino
Mexico
Supreme A. P. A. Council Closes and Organizes Junior Society
Minwauken May 13 The supreme council of the A. P. A. closed its session with key actions. A junior A V P A was organized under the US council, open to boys and girls aged 4 to 18, aiming to foster patriotism without oath binding. A national political board will coordinate with state councils for the 186 campaign. President Traynor may form a Washington committee including Georges W. Van Fessen, Allison Stocker, A. V. Winter, Senator Gibson, and Colonel L. H. Sellers, who will join the international A. P. A. committee. Ex-President Seeley of Amherst College dies in Amherst.
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Hoya
Minwauken
Supreme Council of the A. P. A
Supreme Council of
United States
Canada
England
Traynor
Council of Patriotic Organizations
Washington
Georges W. van Fessen
Tacoma
Allison Stocker
Denver
A. V. Winter
Tennessee
San
Strike Ends at South Chicago as 1500 Workers Return
Illinois Steel withdraws 60 special deputies after a strike with 1500 workers at South Chicago. North furnaces guarded by rope line and city police. Strike costs workers about 40000 in wages. Other items note four men drowned near Portsmouth and a governor effigy case in Chattanooga. Grand jury bail set at 25000 for Jones in Carson mint robbery. Fire destroys Thaddeus Brown residence. wife dies and his four-year-old son fatally burned nearby.
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Cocago
Illinois Steel Company
South
Chicago
Bryan
Thaddeus Brown
Day of Rest and Drill At Camp Schofield
Soldiers and visitors at Camp Schofield enjoyed a Sabbath rest with an Iowa State Band concert and a dress parade at Montgomery Park. Drills and class assignments for Thurston Rifles and other units were announced, with judges from the U S Army. Also reports from Denver miners convention, New York cat show craze, and oil claims near Derandh Wyoming.
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Mumphly Enjoy
Tows State Band
Mousrats
Camp Schofield
Iowa State Band
Montgomery Park
Gaylor
Episcopal Church
Thurston Rifles
Omaha Guards
Governor's Guards
Arkansas
Fletcher Zouaves
McCarthy Light Guards
Morton Cadets
Chickasaw Guards
Governor's Guard
National Fencibles and
United Confederate Veterans
Hardee
Upton
Steele
Tyson
Chandler
United States Army
Lamont
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Potentate Eaton
Mananes
James Blann
Dee Moines
Park County
Tuwa
Dyes Mores
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L. Mott
Polk County
Des Moins
Stevensan
Aniva
Fred Parker
Ottumwa
Robert Phillips
Nebraska
Sioux City
Sioux City Brave Company
Grasp Island
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Charles T. Osborne
Cairo
This County
Creston
John Jiuse
Bill
Lixcotx
John E. Hill
Dubuque
Duergun
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Ricumoso
Offeral
Richmond
Blues
Fortune
Joy
San Mateo
Washington Byer
Cleveland
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Morton
Internal Revenue
Leesburg
Gail Hamilton
May Abbey Dodge
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Victoria
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British Columbia Methodist Conference
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W. Va
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Amsterdam
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Nicer
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Olga Yourewski
Alexander II
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Paris
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Awherst
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Portsmouth
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Henry Rainey
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Unico County
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Ganson
Nev
John T. Jones
Carson Mint
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Federation of Western Metalliferous Miners
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American Federation of Labor
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Ed Boyse
Coeur d’Alene
State Senate of
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Dog Clube
Hyatvitun, Wy
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Derandh
Fremont County
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Cheyenne
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National Republican League
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Ottawa Station
Mich
Corterra
Soar
Resolvent
Sole Proprietora
Covicuna
J. A. McGill & Co
Panorama Place
Vic Emmert & CO
Vicerof
American Medical CO
Cincinnati
Vie Emmert & Co
Winchester
Wineheater Chemical Co
Eetit
Oryau
Winchester Chemical Go
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