Selections for department communications mailed by Saturday morning
Notices indicate all department communications should be mailed to reach dispatch by Saturday morning. Space will be freely given to all classified under this heading.
Camps Multiply Across Pennsylvania in Warm Weather
Camp activity grows with 85 new camps chartered since January 1 in Pennsylvania and 2517 members. Ex State Master J. L Bast of Philadelphia visits, while Camp 20 Pittston and others plan parades and join East Liberty events. Washington Memorial Arch block gift, Valley Forge memorial work, and Centennial era details accompany a broad expansion of camp chapters and ceremonies.
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Pennsylvania
J. L Bast
Philadelphia
McKeesport
Camn
Braddock
East Liberty
Masonic Lodges Report Activities and Dates in Allegheny
Golden Chain and Allegheny Lodge members noted four applications at their latest meeting. Liberty Lodge No. 55 praised as a top working lodge in the East End. A new lodge to be instituted in Mansfield, Pa with a strong charter list. Pittevurg Lodge to elect officers for resignations next Wednesday. State Commander Samuel Losmond visited Beesemer Lodge Duquesne Liberty Central. Duguesne Lodge No. 0 set to meet in new third floor hall at 102 Fourth Avenue tonight. The investigating committee will report on the late collector's accounts. Maryland Lodge No. TM of Bal Md to host a week of entertainments in Ford’s Grand Opera House starting Monday April 7 featuring Mark Train's Prince and Pauper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. James Bavis
Echo Castile
J. H. A. Erbe
Monument Castle
Duquesne Castle No
Iron City Castle Wert
M.T. J. Leithead
Echo Castle
West Castle
McKee's Rocks
Dellavenue
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Grandview Castle
Crases
Martha Washington Assembly
Naomi
Penn Avenue
Roger Grounds
R.T
Echo Castle No. 11
Southside
Supreme Lir
Robert A. Law
Philadelphia
Mystic Chain Trail
Carson Street
Fifteenth
Star of
Allentown Castle No
Knight
John Westerman
Richard Thompson
Schiller Castle
Worner South Fourteenth
Carson Streets
Reutheide
R. H. Thompson
D. D
Richard Muse
Myers
Linquesne Castley No
Allegheny
P.C. Richard White
Select Castle
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Northside
Grandview Castile
Iron City Castle
Monument Castle No
Allerbeny
Duco
Homestead
Wilkinsburr
Homewood
cKee's Rocks
Dravesburg
Pittston
Washington Memorial Arch
New York
Camp 552
East Liberty
Yaleo
Stephen Collins
Matis
George H. Hawkeworth ii
Valley Forge
Order
Chicago
Sons of America Investment Company
Washington Hall
Washington Boulevard
Crees Avenue
Washington
Valley Forge Memorial Association
State Camp
Wednnesday
Washineto
Golden Chain
Allegheny Lodge
Liberty Lodge No
East End
Mansfield
Pittevurg Lodge
Samuel Losmond
Beesemer Lice
Ar Duquesne and Liberty
Central Lodge
Duguesne Lodge No. 0
Fourth Avenue
Maryland Lodge No
Bal Md
Ford
Mark Train
Grandview Council
New Hall
C. M.A
Fifth Avenue
Hank
Allegeny City Lodge
Sons of St. George
Washington and
Beaver Avenues
Joseph C. Smith
P.G. M
Turner Hall
Butler Street
Forty-sixth Street
Invincible Lodge No. 114
K. of P
Visting
Grand Castle of Pennsylvania Knights of the Golden Eagle
Davis Casselberry
D. D. Blanch
Johnstown
Harry J. Whitrell
J.D. Barnes
Charles A.el
Herald
Harry P. Retnicke
Frank E. Bausher
Reading
Supreme Castle
Charles H. Huston
D.D.G.M.F. RC
Perrine
James B. Nicholas Lodge
C. F
N. G
Kimmefelter
W.G
J. O'Brien
P. G
Henry M. Herschhauser
C. L. Cooper
Thos
V.G
Henry M. Manning
V. G
Bell
A. W. Grege
Worden
T.J. Black
Isaac R. Carver
John Hobr
Henry L Bender
P. G. Thomas Matthews
George E. Young
Henry Lambert
William Snowden
Charles State
A. K. Turner
Fred Harrington
Christof Sires
John Nicholas
Andrew Moon
Snowden
L G
Zone Loage
D. M. Lazarus
Birmingham
Rich Valley
James Neely
William Lemon
W. A. Smith
William Lybarger
Louis Baker
Main Street
Chartiers
W. E Yates
Richley Lodge
Pioneer union and Equitable Aid Union rites noted
The Pittsboro Union No Mm in Allegheny County meets biweekly at Excelsior Hall. The Supreme Union of the Equitable Aid Union reports over 33 000 members across 90 states and territories with coed admission and officers including Supreme President Souver Columbus and Supreme Secretary Warab Corry, Pa.
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Urpin
Allegh County
Pittsboro
Warren Counses
Sa Aea
BE. Souver
Columbus
Pas Opreme
Warab
Corry
Pp Cook
Dayton
N. Y
J. C. Richards
Vlean
Conclaves Expand Membership and Schedule Events
In 1890 the Zeta Conclave No 6 of Baltimore trails Pittsburg No 69 in size while Elizabeth Conclave grows rapidly. Heptasoph Day on August 28 marks a decennial celebration. Conclaves across the county plan meetings and corrections, with Cap Sheaf Conclave launching summer concerts and S Airline, Greensburg, guiding district plans to boost membership.
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S.airline, Esq
Greensburg
Fraternal Lodge Events Highlight April Meetings
Grand and local lodges across Allegheny City outline April gatherings and installations. Knights of the Golden Eagle, Masons, and I O O F groups announce new officers, entertainment plans for relief funds, and lodge expansions in Pittsburgh area venues.
National Guard officers and events In the region
The April 4 election for Second Lieutenant in Company F Eighteenth Regiment is led by Lieutenant Rust. Officers from the Fourteenth Regiment featured in Drummer Boy of Shiloh at the Bijou. Appointments shift as J RipGeway Wright becomes Third Brigade adjutant, replacing James Coryell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust
Fourteenth
Shiloh
Bijou
J. RipGeway Wrigh
Ninth
James Coryell
Patterson
Franklin
Fifteenth
Beaver
Jesse Willets
Eichternth Regiment
Horace Lowry
W. E. Thompson
Fourteenth Regiment
Parchment
Canain Thompson
Hamilton
Henderson
W. Henry
Ixei
Sinpi
National Guard
Adjutant General
United States
National Guard of
Mississippi
Gene. Hastings
Board of Control
Diamond Street
Eire
Fifth Avenue Market Houses
Patte
Penn Avenue Bank Note and Local Property Deals
A Penn Avenue land sale of Nos. 914 and 916, with 37 by 110 feet, sold for 510,00 0 by Black & Baird from the McCargo heirs. Messler plans improvements while Mes ia Straub & Morris pursue a large nineteenth ward tract of about 30,001. A downtown property may change hands for 60,000 awaiting close tomorrow. A curious Farmers and Mechanics Bank note on Wood Street draws interest, recalling a 40,000 robbery and subsequent recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Messler
Black & Baird
McCargo
St. Louis
Penn Avenue
Exchange Alley
Messler
Messia, Straub & Morris
Messia, Charlies Somers &Co
Wood Street
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Bank of Pittsburg
Bermart
Cleveland
William Lecke
Beaver County
Bennart
Speculative shares show little market movement
Brokers were subdued with only 21 shares traded. Electric and Pleasant Valley led activity with lively bidding on small lots. Bank stocks remained firm while gas and utility shares showed little change. Allegheny Heating and Westinghouse Electric moved modestly, and several Pittsburgh banks displayed mixed quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric
Pleasant Valley
Allegheny Heating Company
Westt
Nonse Electric
Central Traction
Philadelphia Gas
Stock quotes from New York market report
Fragmented OCR listing of share transactions and closing stock totals across firms such as Westinghouse Electric, Pleasant Alley, and Missouri Pacific. Includes figures for Louisville and Nashville Reading St Paul Union Pacific and others with several misread names and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ppaten
Eg Electric
Easant Valigo
Yopreut & Taurdies
Pleasant Alley
Mien Tres x Co
Westinghouse Ectric
New York
Jackuwence Lane
Western
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Richmond
UW. Bede
Mutual Union &S
U. Late Rev
Iiss
C. Int
Uss
Northern Pac
Pacific Ts
Oulsianustam Pedds
Condols
Missouri
Northw
Deben
Oregon & Trans
St.l
Canada
St Paul
Bigseth G. Westlats
Union Pacific
Erie
West
Gotton
Canada Southern
New
Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Paul
G. Mit c. A
Osee Sane i C
St. i & Pitts
St la & PI C
T. Po
Wig Lay
Col
Hockin
Lack
Hansom
Ilo Grande
Ftie Sends
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Nassville
Michigan
New York Central
St. L
N. EK
Norfolk & Weste
Siee Northern
Norfolk & Western Pf
Seeboas A
Northern Pact Fis F
Ohio & Misilasippi
Oregon Improvement
Ease
Transco
Vans
Philadel
Pullman Palace
Richmond & W
Richmond &W.P.T Vt
St. B
Minn, & Man
Texas Bees
Sim Western Toes
Wheeling
Sugar Trust
National Lead ‘Trust
Ifa Ozaigo Gas Trust
Smooth Sailing. Money Market Mixed Despite Holiday Week
The New York banking week shows steady money rates with abundant foods and regular demand. Clearing House reports a gain of about 1.5 million over the prior year week, while reserve and deposits shift and foreign exchange stays steady amid routine yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
New York
Time Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Geist
Oil Market Holds Steady Amid Light Holidays Trade
Holiday had little impact on oil trading with no orders and cautious room traders. About 20 000 barrels changed hands. prices swung minorly from 114 to 114 1/4, closing near 114 1/4. Several wells reported output and prospects, including Nichols farm in Adams Township Butler County and other Pennsylvania fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A &l
Peter Nichols
Adams Township
Butler County
Gantz
Washington County
E. H
F. G. Jennings
Boyd Brothers
McCalia
Groveton
Montour Ron
Hock & Barnlart
Stauff
Campbell & Westerran
James Welch
Charles Young
Myoma
Washington Field
Claysville Ol Company
John Gourley
Washington Ol Company
Carson Farm
Gordon
Noble Farm
E. M. Hakill
W. P. Core
Mt. Morris Field
Mr. Hakill
Alexander Lemley
Two Brothers Oil Company
Island
Volcano
W. Va
Petroleum market notes from April trading in various cities
The report records opening prices and daily ranges for petroleum in places including New York and Bradford. It notes early weakness and later steady activity with mixed tone, selling totals and closing figures across multiple stations and barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crry
Petroleum
Alées
Beadford
Blige
New York
Stock Exchange
Land and House Transactions Close Week in Allegheny Area
Real estate notices report multiple sales across Allegheny and the First Ward. Buyers include Mary Cryder James Seblester and Margaret C Gosser with prices 5000 and 2700 respectively. Properties span Breed's Hill Dauphin Union avenues Logan Magnolia and Bayard streets with various lot sizes and dwelling types from two story frame homes to brick dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly & Rogers
Station Street
East End
L. O. Frazier
Forty-fifth
Butler Street
Mathilda Street
Penn Avenue
Dearborn Street
Nineteenth Ward
Margaret C. Gosser
Black & Baird
Fourth Avenue
G. D. Simon
George B. HU
Union Avenue
Allegheny
East Park
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
John Winnoing
James Seblester
Logan Street
Kirkpatrick Avenue
Second Ward
George W. Acklin
Bayard Street
Neville Street
M. P. Howley & Son
William Smith Glot
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across Pittsburgh Area
Real estate deals include 156 by 450 foot Highland Avenue lot for 12000 and 242 by 200 foot McCully Street property for 14000. A three story brick at 98 River Avenue Allerheny traded for 4000, and a two story brick build Int 2tx00 sold for 9000. Ottawa City etc. Samuel W. Black & Co. moved Colline Avenue property for 12500, then resold at 19500 to James H. Scott. Wingenroth sold a Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg house for 3250 cash to Isaac Kitchen for Manchester Homestead loan firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
J. ©. Reilly
Tc. F. Klopfer
Ottawa City
Canada
Hazelwood
Fifteenth Ward
Samuel W. Black & Co
D. C. Kuhn
D. C. Kuhn Eeperty On Colline Avenue, East Liberty
G. Lyne
James H. Scott
Wingenroth
Fourth Avenue
Penn Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Isaac M. Kitchen
Manchester Homestead Loan and Trust Company
Building Permits Surge as Warm Weather Returns
The city reports 76 permits issued last week up from 45 the prior week. The list shows numerous expensive new houses and additions, including properties on Water Street, Duquesne Way, Carson Street, Penn Avenue, and various wards, with costs ranging up to about 18,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Philadelphia stocks closing quotations report
Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks furnished by Whitney and Stephenson brokers at No. 37 Fourth Avenue. Members of the New York Stock Exchange list bid offers and panel headlines reflect trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Stacka
Philadelphia
Whitney
Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
New York Stock Exchange
Market Sluggish As Limited Trading Persists In New York
The New York Stock Exchange opened weak but rose briefly on a few names. Manhattan jumped from 100 1 2 to 108 1 8 in night trading, while Lackawanna advanced then retreated. Bank reserves fell more than expected, depressing the market. overall activity remained dull with modest changes in railroad bonds and minor gains in select issues like the Chesapeake and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Exchange
New York
Chicago Gas Trust
Lackawanna
Richmond
Weat Point
Erlanger Roads
East Tennessee
Manhattan
Thay
Atchison
New Chespeake
Ohio
Whitley & Stephenson
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Texas a focal point for investors says Fort Worth board
The Fort Worth Board of Trade lauds Texas vast resources and low state debt while noting a growing investor interest. It highlights the state school fund, railway mileage, and climate crop balance as favorable for agriculture and capital, with caution amid tariff impacts and rail stock movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love Star
John M. Oakley & Co
New York
Texas
Mason and Dizon
Fort Worth
Kansas
Iowa
Chicago
Seul
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Friends of Railway Harmony
Ceron
Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets Struggle on Holiday Influence
Trading in Chicago showed active wheat with Eastern millers buying futures amid European holiday influence. May lead, July expectations shifted as crop reports hint at reduced next crop yield. corn followed wheat, oats steady, cash prices mixed. Butter markets unchanged as meat and other commodities traded on a calm Produce Exchange session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Fedicount
Evga
Live Stock Markets East Liberty Stock Yard Report
Receipts show 84 cattle with no shipping to New York. hogs 100 head received and 1,850 head shipped. Market firm with medium to selected hogs selling from 4.60 to 6.25 per hundredweight. some cars shipped to New Orleans. overall consignments light and steady indicating little change in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orricse
Pittsnvre
New York
Sermons in Paragraphs on Faith and Leadership
A collection of reflections on religious resilience and progress in faith. It cites Rev. David Kerr on Arab slave hunters and British philanthropy, contrasts evolution and theology, and relays quotes about overcoming trials, blessing enemies, and shaping lasting influence through steadfast conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kerr
Africa
Boston
New England
Sallie V. du Bois
Congregational Church in Lockport Faces Schism Over Etiquette Demands
In Lockport New York the First Congregational Church is collapsing after a faction led by Rev Edward B Furbish pushes for members to pledge abstinence from card playing dancing and theatergoing. About 60 wealthy adherents demand dismissal and resign en masse triggering mass departures including choir members and the organist. The dissidents plan a new society, buy property on a fashionable street and construct a new edifice. The Young Men's Christian Association rooms used for worship were briefly recalled by directors depriving the faction of that venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockort
N. Y
First Congregational Church
Edward B. Furbish
Congregational Society
Young Men’s Christian Association
Richards Wins $90,000 Verdict Against Rail Road
The court approved a $90,000 verdict won by F C Richards against the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company. The railroad appealed. The suit claimed the railroad breached a contract to use Richards transfer house at Englewood for transferring all trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cxrcaco
F. C. Richards
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Grinnell
Richa
Richard
Englewood
A Priceless Boon Reveals Recovery Tale
Mr. C C Weikauf, head of a large East Liberty provision market near Bankstown avenue, recounts years of illness and failed remedies before seeking help from Drs Cope and Blsir, describing a pivotal improvement after their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. Coped
C.C. Weikauf
Bankstown Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Liberty
East Bed
Catarrh Treatment Praised by Three Patients in Pa
Jacob Altmeyer of Hisher, McKeeport. William Barnes of Hickman. and Harry Phillips of Halton report recovery from catarrh after treatment by Dru Copeland Blair. Each credits the doctors with restoring health and taste. Their statements endorse the doctors’ method and invite others to seek their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Altmeyer
Hisher
McKee Port
Dra
C & Hish
William Barnes
Hickman
Dru, Copenes & Blair
Lam
Harry Phillips
Halton
Dru
Copeland
Blair
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Keights
The
Equitable Aid Union
Hepiasophe
Supreme Con
Ingram
Allegheny County
Carter
Noli
Mr. Thomas D. Messler
Speculativs
Stendipess
Dulloess
Exchange Stock
Agk Pitts, Pet
Stock & Metal
Mene
Ee Bank
Co Bank of Pulls
Sceenececesas TD
First National Bank
Pittaburg
Oxwe
Eer National Bank
Fidelity
Trascone Oe Bank
Pittepurg Nat
Bank of
Pitsburg Bank For Savings
Ace Izen
Allegheny Gas Co
Sean Whee
Columbia Oil Co
Hazelwood U1 Co
Pitts, & Seaee
UBS
N.Y
Cleveland Gas Coal Covn
Dolon Bwitch and Signal Co
Mens Suspension Bridge Co
la Noria Minin Co
Seeteee Laster Lr
Union
Pukawie
Ae Westinghouse
Eoston
Bal Oston
Dalan
Altimore
Panis
New York Exchange
John Moe
Soeurg Petro- Sixth Street
Pitts!leum Exchange
Pases Sidoes
Ueeuwen
Vniutmares Sant Eest Tod
London
Antwerp
Liverpool
Bremen
Oibor Ol Markets
Unusnally
J.D. Thompson
Water Street
Oger
Marvin& Co
Duquesne Way
First Ward
Henry Roberts
Center Avenue
Thirteenth
James Berguman
Hedford Avenue
Thirteenthard
John Downs
Twenty Fourth Ward
John Fitler
Lyon Street
Thirteenth Ward
George J. Hannan
Heed Street
Eighth Ward
Philowena Mittenzwey
Seventeenth Street
Henry Toberg
Rebecca Street
Twenth Ward
Gertrude Weyman
Pearl Street
Carolina Fiecher
Whitfeld Street
Swager
Twentieth Ward
Anton Montiveccho
Fourth Ward
H. C. Gearing
Twenty-second
Twenty Fifth Ward
George Derham
T. A. M. Cunningham
Doevillier Street
Eleventh Ward
William C. Hall
Francis Street
Wylie Avenue
William Zeiber
Kirkpatrick Street
Andreas Jarczik
Ridge Street
William Alker
Somers Street
Fred Henz
Fillmore Street
Fourteenth Ward
Adaline Monaleh
Bila Street
Sixteenth Ward
John Morney
Isabella Swindell
Devillier Street
H. Shornhorst
Bedford Avenue
R. E. Twyford
Everett Street
Jd. Allen
Margaret Cappe
France
Mortland Avenus
Barney Farrell
Washington Avenue
T. F. Bailey
Bennett Street
O. F
C.J. King
Mazelwood Avenue
Elmira Lynch
Lyne Avenue
Jones, Cavitt & Co
Lax
Twenty-first Street
Tweenty-sixth Ward
Joseph Gedeon
Birmingham Avenue
Twenty- Seventh Ward
Charles Metamour
Loyal Alley
Thirty-first Ward
Henry Daub
Bizelow Street
Twenty-third
John E. Wiliams
Acorn Street
Juergen Ros
Liberty Street
Juergan Bros
Coleman Flaherty
Fifty-ffth Street
Eighteenth Ward
David Herron
Margaretta Street
William Henry
A. H. Wilson
Frankstown Avenue
Ernest Smith
Jane Street
Elizabeth Werner
Washington Avenues
Thorty-first Ward
Second Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
Katherine Loskawp
Forty-fifth Street
Peter Wilhelm
A O. Oakley
Bingham Street
Simon Cameron
Reynolds Street
G . H. Dauler
Smithfield Street
Adam Streibh
Dresden Alley
Eighteenth
Joseph Carroll
Brownsville Avenue
Michael Tonen
Smith's Way
Joseph L. McClintock
Sheridan Avenue
Oone
Nadaes Jeilman Simpson
Ion
Ernest Reithmiller
Twentieth Wa
John Grierson
de Bota
William Wenzick
Cust Street
Gama Panel Headleccreene
Shoree
Wall Street
R. A
Endeon A
Flint & Vere M
Santi Fe
Flint & Pere Er Pref
Mass
Central
Ifstan Land Co
Central Ee
Tosten Land Co
N. Eng
Diego Land Co
Old Colony
West Ends Land Co
Wis
Central Com
Beal Ut ‘Telephone
Allouez Mg Uc
Brushton
TueEne Ie
Swissvale
Hawkins
Nse
Jay Gould
Mexico
Whitney & Steptenon
East Liberty Station
Eateaite OakeSeeburg
Bradstrest Company, of
Nota Prospectos
Sigismund
Alexander the Great
Coulch
Castoria
Miss
Drs. Copeland
Weikauf
C. C. Weikauf
Prankstown Avenue
Mr. Weikauf
Sixth Avenue
Ll A. A
Rt. H. du Mont
Columbus Ave
Corner Smith
Ytorith
Sixth Street
Broadway
Srokers— Financial
Urth Avenue
Moma. Morgan & Co
Commission
Ron Lyona &Co
Bankers and Brokers