Bankers Honolulu to San Francisco Agents List
Claus Spreckels and Co. Honolulu and San Francisco list foreign banks as agents. Nevada National Bank of San Francisco, London and Braith’s Bank Ltd, New York American Exchange National Bank, Chicago Cornu Exchange National Bank, Yokohama, Bank of Australasia, Bank of Britan NA. Deposits received loans made on approved security commercial and travelers credit, collections promptly accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Francisco
Nevada National Bank of Ban Prancisco Draw Exchange
Nevada Nevoval Bank of Salt Pranciaco
Jon
Volon of London
Braith’s Bank, Ltd
New York
American Exchange Neonal Bank
Chicago
Cornu Exchange Nationa Bank
Cyodlt Lyontala, Dé Yokohama
Hawking Corporation
New Zealand
Australia
Baoh
Bank of Austre Insta
Victoria
Vancouver
Bank of Britta North America
Deporite
Yokohama
Bombay
Hongkong
Honolulu
Kobe
London
Lyour
Nagasaki
Newchwang
Peking
San Francisco
Shang To
Oval
Hille of Exchange
Letters of Credit
Trancate & General Banking Buunions
Wonolulu
King
Masonic Notes on Temples and Membership Trends
Edward Wolverton of Marion Indiana bequeathed $15000 to Masons of that city for a temple fund. A new Masonic temple costing 850000 is planned in Muncie with Delaware Lodge backing. Chicago Royal Arch Masons seek 14000 from each chapter to fund a west side temple near Madison and Ashland. In Tennessee the Grand Lodge reports 480 lodges totaling about 124000 members.
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Mumitiers
Otis
John W. Brown
Edward Wolverton
Mariford City
Ind
Muncie
Tad
Masonic Temple
Delaware Lodie
Grand Commanders of
Ohio
England and
Wales
Engle
Temple
Scotland
Order of the Temple
Treland
Funle
Errer
Chicago
Royal Arch Masons
Madisontreet
Ashland Boulevard
Grand Lodge of Tennessee
Fragmentary Masonic Lodge Notes From Oblo and Kansas City
Fragmented OCR shows Grand Lodge activity in Oblo with meetings and lodging rules. Reports highlight Washington’s prosperity with about 7,000 members and a vote against lowering the age to eighteen. Biitllan Lodge No. 0 in Kansas City is described as the largest lodge with over 1,105 active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oblo
Washington
Grand Lodge of Laws
Biitllan Lodge, No
Kansas City
Juillet
Fraternal Insurance Growth and Orders Highlighted
The article notes billions in insurance in force for fraternal age twins and over five million members with about one billion written in the past year. It describes the Artisans Order of Mutual Protection formed in 1873 in Pennsylvania and reports large gains by the Knights and Ladies of Honor in membership during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artisans Order of Mutual Protection
Pennsylvann
Anp
Fraternal Order Odd Fellows Facts and Figures
A UNCLEAR REPORT summarizes Odd Fellows activity: arrears collection via grand master and grand secretary, deaths totaling 18088 last year and 202641 since 1810, Dockery notable, 770 works paid, Indiana as top certinientes state with 800000, Toronto to host grand lodge, Pennsylvania highest veteran jewels and lodge counts, Ontario membership rise, Arkansas lodge expansion, 14 navy initiations in Washington, Massachusetts appropriations, last year relief and total receipts and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Order Louthy
Gallatin
Nick Bene
Indiana
Sovere Ten Grand Lodge Duddet
Toronto
Menosylvania
Ibanol
Kanaay
Onder
Ontario
United Workmen Membership Drive Demands New Recruits
A regional notice urges constant growth of the Ancient Order of United Workmen Nebraska chapter. It stresses admitting new candidates to replace aging members, recommends thorough physical exams for applicants, and warns members not to quit the organization without testing a new plan.
United Maccabees Form Central Hive in 1802
The text describes early formation of a supreme hive under a central governing body for auxiliary branches. It notes independence of initial organizations, their auxiliary roles to the Macenees, and a 1802 resolution creating the supreme hive. Myrtle of Chicago reports twenty candidate classes and rules restricting one woman to one office unless granted dispensation. The report keeper must file a new edict with the great hive office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euch Atite
Ie Bene Ate
Kithy Macenhees
Hoewuattivey Beach
Myrtle Ive
Chicago
Names of America Growth in Order Membership
Reports indicate a large gain in order membership since the year began. The organization claims 77,000 members in Pennsylvania across 10 camps. William Weand has held the office of the order’s leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noms of America
Order
Pennsylvania
William Weand
Capital Budget and Reserve Funds Report
Capital budget described with Yen 24,000,000 paid up capital Yen 1,000,000 and reserve fund Yen 9,040,000. The figures outline financial structure including paid up capital reserve allocations and overall capital composition.
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Claus Spreckels
Claus Spreckels & Co. Bankers
Honest
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea
Phone
Photo Supply Cf
Fong Inn CO
Nuuanu Street
John L. Stoddards
Wm. Co. Lyon Co., Ltd. Cor
Fort Streets
THE
PEN For
Yen
the City Renovating Co
Fort Street
Majestic
Y. Suga Shoten Wholesale
Eraternal
SAM Miscellany
Wille Jones
New York World
United Workmen
Eearty
Allghrest
Coven la T. Pook
Cover
Fort and
King St
Bishop & Co. Bankers
Bank of California
N. M. Rothschilds & Sons
American Express Company
Thos Cook & Son
Yokohama Specie Bank
WEL @, IRWIN & CO, LTD
Royal Insurance Co
Liverpool
Eng
Alliance Assurance Co
Scottish Union & National Inc. Co
Edinburgh
Fle Association of
Philadelphia
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd
Wilhelma of
Magdeburg
General Ine
William T. Paty
Alakea Street
Y. Wo Sing & Co
Californ
Hawaii
Fort Stanfox
Sang Chan
Hotel Street
Portcot
S. Ichici
General Ployment Office
Cor
jEmma and
Beretania Ste
S. Saiki
Gordon and Dillworth
Atmore
J. M. Levy & Co, Ltd
Vienna Bakery
Herpicide
Hering Hollister Drug Co
Dee
Pacific Transfer CO
Be Meat CO
Rai Love Sive
Bethesda
Waukesha
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