Knights Templar of Iowa hold twenty fourth annual conclave at Oska loosa
The Grand Commandery of Iowa met in Oska loosa October six for the twenty fourth annual conclave at Depayn's Commandery asylum. A large parade formed in the morning with Uniformed Knights and Company F of the Third Regiment LN G. marching to the asylum. The afternoon saw committee work and officer elections with Sir Clark Varnum named Grand Commander and a dozen other officers elected. Over 100 delegates and many visitors attended.
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Oskaloosa
Depayn
LN. G
Knights Templar
Clark Varnum
A. L. Beardslee
A. T. Drinkle
C. H. Lull
J. C. W. Coxe
A. B. Cox
O. P. Worsley
Rufus P. Smith
A. J. Wingate
Dubuque
Kansas
Anna Philips
Duffy
Squire
Anna
Sauk
Des Moines
Michigan
Eleventh Street Elevator Co
Secreiy
Northwestern Live Stock Co
Hull
Sioux County
Michael Crahan
Crahan
Ames
A. Nourse
Accidents and burglaries reported in Midwest area
Ex sheriff C C Redfield of Shelby county suffers severe injuries in Council Bluffs when a third story sign collapses onto him and another man Luther Beville in Swan post office burglary loses about a hundred dollars in cards envelopes stamps and cash. David Shipman glass and elevator work plat East Dubuque is injured by a falling derrick. A shooting in Madbrook leaves John Brown severely wounded and pursuing a suspect. Des Moines river islands show tree growth during drought. Illinois Central lease termination affects Dubuque and Sioux City line with Iowa Falls & Sioux City to operate under IC control and appraisers to value improvements.
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Shelby County
Council Bluffs
Pacific House
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Swan
David Shipman
East Dubuque
Iladbrook
John Brown
Hugh Brown
Marshall County
Brown
Suman
Buman
Des Moines
Dubuque
Thlinois Central
Dubuque ¢Ioux City
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Illinois
Powderly idolized as Knights of Labor leader amid credentials debate
In Minneapolis delegates arrive for the General Assembly. Richard Griffith dismisses reports of opposition to Powderly as smoke not fire. The credentials committee approves over 200 delegates with no protests. A possible challenge looms against Joseph B. Buchanan from Colorado for expelled assembly 126.
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Knights of Labor General Assembly
Powderly
Richard Griffith
Knights
Committee On
Joseph B. Buchanan
Denver
Assembly
Colorado
Buchanan
Hostile Crows Raid Piegans Agency in Montana
Acting Adjutant General Vincent reported that Crows returned from a Piegans raid and fired on the agency in Montana. Troops from Fort Custer could not arrest them. General Terry advised delaying arrests, sending an inspector, and protecting the agent and property until calm returns. No immediate alarm is seen, with no further intelligence yet received.
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War Department
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Nationwide Dispatches Report Violence and Disasters Across Nation
A week of clashes and fires from Greenville South Carolina to Bloomington Indiana. cholera on Swinbourne Island with fourteen deaths. rail and bridge accidents. arson attempts in Chicago. a governor shot threat in Atchison. deadly train wrecks near Gladstone Michigan. two Moran brothers found dead from gas in Chicago.
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Fan Nawanna
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Soo” Road
Gladstone
Mich
Thomas
Edward Moran
Chicago
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Michigan Avenue
Ardake
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Amporia
Canada
Manitoba
Public letter cites conspiracy against Harrington and O'Brien
A foreign intelligence note quotes William O'Brien claiming a convention plot to defeat Harrington. Harrington recounts police obstructions and a threatened strike by Sergeant Ryder, while a Madrid dispatch notes eight infantry battalions and ships ready near Malaga for a move to Morocco.
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Peaie
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Lasso
Wen
Malaga
Morocco
Samoan outbreak escalates as German forces land
San Francisco reports from Australia describe growing German influence in Samoa. German actions follow a row over land and theft accusations, with a proclamation at once elevating a rival king and declaring war on Malieto. U S and British consuls protest while German troop landings continue.
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Tamasese
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Major Anderson Campaign Speech Opens in Knoxville
The speech outlines Democratic positions on national and state issues including sectional politics, prohibition, tariffs, and labor. Anderson argues Republicans favor tariff protection and sectional divisions, cites election statistics, criticizes prohibition, and emphasizes Iowa's growth, immigration, and policy failures.
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Liberal Demonstration in Dorchester on Irish Question
London reports a huge Liberal rally at Templecombe Dorchester drawing about twenty thousand attendees. John Morley rebutted Chamberlain while Gladstone signaled acceptance of Home Rule modifications and Liberal priorities including liquor reform and free schools.
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McCarthy Predicts Home Rule Settlement Reached
Justin McCarthy told a Southwark audience that the home rule issue is settled and terms must be arranged. He asserted Ireland will have a parliament and that commercial prosperity should be restored.
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Public Debt Recapitulation From October Statement
Oct 1 debt report shows total principal 1 676 103 950 with interest 12 692 992 and total cash in treasury 478 896 512. Net debt after cash reductions 1 269 764 366, with a decrease of 14 247 696 from the prior period.
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Opening of Omaha Chamber of Commerce and Library Drive
The Omaha chamber was dedicated on Monday with thousands touring the new structure. A $4000 subscription from the First Baptist church funds a 10 000 volume library while Missouri Pacific extension work from Talmage to Crete resumes with grading slated to finish by mid October.
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Omaha
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