Mystic Chain Convention to convene 140 delegates from 260 castles
The Knights of Mystic Chain plan a statewide gathering in Freeland with about 140 representatives from 260 castles. Loyal Castle organizes the event amid labor troubles, aiming to showcase Freeland as a gracious host and highlight its citizens as entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Freeland
Knights of Mystic Chain
Loyal Castle
Select Castle
Degree Naomi, Daughters of Ruth
Knights of Mystle Chain
P. C. S. of A. Hall
Military parade orders for First and Second Division units
First Division officers and staff listed with Allentown Scranton Wilkesbarre and Freeland companies. Second Division Liberty Band Hazleton Castile and Loyal Castle also listed. Order of the day directs company reports form, parade route from Front to Tigers Athletic Park for drills, and that competitive drills follow the review with Generals Uhl Reidel and Fox in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland Company
Military Bank
Guy Sensenbach
Theodore Klegge
Leutenant
R. E B. Selple
Newton Roberts
John J. Shafer
W. L. Boyle
Joseph Mowry
P. J. M. Heindel
Jacob Stetzer
Pioneer Band
Allentown
Lancaster
W. N. Morningstar
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Freeland
Daughters of
Ruth
Liberty Band
Hazleton
Hazleton Castile
Loyal Castle
Washington
Centre
Walnut
Birkbeck
Tigers Athletic Park
Charles Uhl
C. S. Reidel
Samuel Fox
The Order History and Principles by Judge J B Black
A compact overview tracing the origins and spread of a fraternal order founded by John O. Mathews in Reading on February 2 1871. It outlines its civic moral aims, non political creed, emphasis on civic virtue, equality in citizenship, loyalty and fidelity, and its mission to promote public schools and Christian manhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Black
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Nove
John O. Mathews
Reading
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Brotherhood of Man
Railroad Timetables for the Lehigh Valley Railroad May 1902
Passenger timetable details list departures from Freeland to Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia New York and more. It includes several noon and afternoon trains with stops at Hazleton White Haven Wilkes Barre Scranton and Pottsville plus arrivals back to Freeland. Officials Kollin Wilbur and Charles Ler listed with Cortlandt Street office and Hazleton division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehigh Valley Railroad
Freeland
Weatherly
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Euston
Philadelphia
New Y
Sandy Hun
White Haven
Wilkes-Harre
Pittston
Scranton
Hazleton
Easton
New York
Delano
Totiaville
Marvleton
Mhiladelshia
Deluna Mihonoy City
Shevandoah
Mt. Care
Pottavilles
Lindy Run
Wilkes-Barre
All Points
Pottsville
Hazeton
Aim
Karton
Hethichem
Mahanoy City
Shenandoah
Mt. Carmel
Pottaville
Aston
New York City
Ler
Cortlandt Street
G. J. Gildroy
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Convention OF Mystic Chain
F. W. Bittner
Lebanon
William Thorpe
George H. Dressell
Harry Liem, Wilkesbarre
M. C
W. W. Wetzel
Mander
Thomas Potts
Johnstown
J. J. Davis
Pittsburg
J. B. Leezer
McKeesport
Naomi
Jane, DeFoy
William Burkhart
Mary Ann Bell
Mary Weiss
Sarah Zeisloft
George H. Thomas
William Jenkins
Lizzie Bechtloft
George Bechtloft
Clara Marley
Albert Geoppert
J. C. Kenney
Andrew Lee
Ninth Regiment
Isaac D. Ravent
Lattimer
Castle of Pennsylvania
Oliver A. Tobst
Central Hotel
W. D. Low
A. 0
M. C. Oliver A. Slobst
Knigits
Cilain
Order
Supreme Castle
John J. Davis
Ancient Order Knights of Mystic Chain
Jacob Stetzer, Wilkesbarre
J. G. Seezer
James Be, McGahan
John O. Matthew
Ancient Order of Knights of Mystic Chain
Marshall
Stephen Crasher
Aldes
McMenamin
Hat and Shoe Store
South Centre Street
Walter D. Davis
kes-Darre and
Susquhpanna
Kirt Baril Roap
Drifton
Jeddo
Exer
Hazle Brook
Stockton
Beaver Meadow Road
Roan
Hazleton Junction
Oneida Junction
Harwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Sheppton
Theppton
Beaver Meadoward
Haale Brook
Eckley
Wil
Jeancaville
Audenried
Konan
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