Knights of Pythias Heroic Care in Jacksonville Epidemic
The Jacksonville Times Union lauds Grand Chancellor M. M. Bellisario and the Knights of Pythias for tending sick Knights during the epidemic. They provided medical aid, nurses, daily visits, and burial rites with Pythian honors. Bellisario housed a dedicated facility and oversaw patient care and posthumous family support.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Times-Union
Knights of Pythias
M. M. Bellisario
Grand Lodge of
Florida
Pythias
Judge Bellisario
Women Worthy of Confidence in Missouri Knights and Ladies of Honor
The Knights and Ladies of Honor, formed June 6, 1876, in Missouri, prove women can bind to secrecy and uphold oaths. The order governs relief funds via supreme, grand, and subordinate lodges and offers death benefits of 500 to 3000 dollars. Its reach spans 55,000 members in 1200 lodges with fourteen grand lodges, and relief payments total 2,530,578.05 in Department A and 741.60.90 in Department B.
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Missouri
Queen of Benevolent Orders
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Thomas W. Seymour
Knights
Ladies of Honor
Grand Lodge
L. of H
Department A
Department B
Use and Abuse of Processions in Masonic Practice
Grand Master Smith of Illinois restricts strictly Masonic processions to funerals, cornerstone layings, and dedication of halls, excluding national holidays and civic parades unless special cause exists. Alabama Masons urged to build an Orphans’ Home for widows and orphans, with action hoped after Kentucky example.
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Smith
Ilinois
Grand Lodge
Alabam
Alabama
Kentucky
Masonry Line Emphasizes Individual Contribution Principle
The passage discusses an enterprise under grand lodge auspices described as voluntary. It stresses that members should judge their own ability to contribute, aligning with Masonic principle and the concept that lines of action are personal and self-determined.
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Grand Lodge
The Order of Red Men Founded in 1818 and Its Traditions
The article outlines the origins of the Order of Red Men starting in 1818 among Philadelphia volunteers at Fort Mifflin. It describes adoption of Indian style titles, a motto, calendar terms, and a three degree system with benevolent aims and funeral and sickness benefits. It also notes later name changes to the Improved Order of Red Men and cites current membership around 75,000 in the United States.
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Order of Red Men
Delaware River
Fort Mifflin
Society of Red Men
Red Men
Pennsylvania
Society of
Francis Shallus
Manatchesa
Mad Dog
Great Council of the
United States
Sagamore
Tocakon
Minerva
America
Ex Parliament Member Badgerow Noted In Lodge Circles
Hon George W Badgerow born near Toronto in 1841 pursued law after Markham High School and Osgood Hall. He served eight years in parliament, became crown attorney, and held top Ancient Order of Mutual Workmen roles including grand master and supreme officer. He is married and resides in Toronto.
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George W. Badgerow
Toronto
Canada
Markham High School
Osgood Hall
Ancient Order of Mutual Workmen
Supreme Lodge
Buffalo
Masonic Notes Highlight Historic Initiations and DC Masonry
The piece lists historic Masonic initiations from 1590 to 1787 for monarchs and notable leaders. It notes the first American warrant from the Grand Lodge of England to Daniel Cox in 1750 and reports DC as the smallest grand jurisdiction with 4026 Masons. It also mentions Thomas N. Ingram, 74, longtime secretary since 1853.
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William III
Germany
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Frederick the Great
Prussia
George Washington
Dukes of
York and Gloucester
la Payette
Washington
George IV
William IV
King of Hanover
America
Grand Lodge of England
Daniel Cox
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Thomas N. Ingram
Canton
Trigg County
Eagle Gate and Beehive Symbol of Early Utah Power
Special correspondent notes Salt Lake City landmarks Eagle Gate and the Beehive mark Brigham Young era authority. Describes eagle arch at City Creek gate and the Beehive emblem adopted by the church, its corporate seal, and the symbolism tied to Deseret and Mormon power fading over time.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Brigham’s
City Creek
Arizona
Mexico
United States
Deseret
Joseph Smith
Utah
Brignam
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Ho Hen Chee
Legation
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China
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New York
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England
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Europe
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Customs Division
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Weeatet
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LaSalle
Jones & Wyman
Architect and Builders
Ninth Avenue
the Park
Alfred T. Bacon
Colorado
First National Bank
Main Street
Greeley.co
Merchant Taylors
Churchill
Attorney AT Law
United States Land Department
Greeley, Colo
IB N. Haynes
A C. Watson
Robert Steele
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John M. Wallace
Robert Steele & CO
John W. Sanborn
Steele & Thompson's
Areeley
Eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
A. B. Wolfenden
D. F. Cami
AMP & Nusbaum
K. M. Nusnacw
Dawson
O. Main Street
Ffred M. Dille
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Ofice
Thomas G. Macy
Steele & Luttenbacher
Greenlee & Co
Qaddress, R. W. Comer
Arrigues
Look
Greeeley
Southard
D Murray
W. F. Bradner
Eighth Ave
Eph Joyce
Maple Street
Colo
James W. MC Creery
Cours
W. Batss
Creery & Baths
Attorneys AT Law
COLA
James C. Scott
Greeley, Cola
H. D. WeneTer
Esster Bros
A. Wrester
Greeley, Colo., and
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Children’s Pictures & Specialty
Webster Bros
Morley
Past National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
Ee M. Wallace
Os . Wyatt
D. Harper
JW. B.wyatt
Geo. K.peraseer
Igo
H. M. Devoris
ASA A
Iovaemasias
Joan M. WattLlace
Foreign Exchange
Union Bank
Capital
Bruce F. Johnson
WM. P. Thompson
GEO
Adams
Hunter & West
Isto
Transaca Geners Banking Business
Bank
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