Association officers elected in multiple city branches
Carbolic Maigal Benificin association met in fourteenth ward Saint Agnes parish and in Altoona for a branch meeting. Officers were elected at St Peter’s branch and branch 6 in Lawrenceville, plus branch 74 instituted at St John’s South Fourteenth Street with new officers named for president vice president and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Peter's
Sreneet A. Ie Grads
Lrst
H. Albold
Anthony Fischer
Troce Gormly, Jr
W. C. Russell
Andrew Thomas Hanlon
Grand
Jose A. Letskus
John Gormly
Gosherswear
Lawrenceville
Followly Pike
M. A. Sel
James Seh Sava
Jaairink Woods
Fand
Geonke Gardner, Jr
Epromenanen
Louis A. Kelly
Advisory Council
Mlla McAllister
J. W. Sullivan
St. Sohn's
South Fourteents Street
Sy Desenent
Buckley Aoe
Knights of the Golden Eagle see rising activity in Allegheny castles
Knights of the Golden Eagle lodges in Allegheny report multiple conferrals of degrees at recent meetings. Allegheny Castle 131 conferred Crusaders' degree on four knights, Star of the West EK.G. 1 and 4H conferred two degrees with one new member, Anchor Castle 534 formed three weeks ago already fields a capable degree team, Manchester Castle 212 averages two to seven initiates per meeting, while the Supreme Castle in Pittsburg prepares for a May gathering signaling broader revival in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Castle
Star of the West Castle
Supreme Castle
Pittsburg
Anchor Castle
K. G
Manchester Castle
Allegheny
EK. G
Venus Castlc
Myatic Chain Membership Grows in Western Pennsylvania Area
The report notes rising membership in the Myatic Chain in Western Pennsylvania. Past Commanders Edwards and Barker are active on the Southside, pushing for a new campaign before the tear comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Edwards
Barker
Basel
Proteres Mystic Circle and Iron City Fraternal Meeting
A fragment notes a Mystic Circle event in Iron City with references to Fraternal duties and positions Mr Brenner noted as Past Worthy. The text mentions a weekly or routine gathering and local leaders in a Peast Tontaton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euceea
Brenner
Worthy
Karr Cert at Town Pee Porter Worthy
Mr. Karr a cert at town Pee Porter Worthy Ban hould be we Dn W P PeMelirey No 22 East Tarect tats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Karr
Worthy
W. P. PeMelirey
East
Septasoph Notes and Conclave Activities in District
Septasoph notes describe Conclave operations, leadership changes, and recruitment drives. John L. Jones plans monthly visits to each Conclave and recalls following deaths of key members. Altoona and Sewickley delegates attend a recent convention. G. W. Moses, dead from Johnstown, is named as alternate. Friendship Conclave No. 8 hosts a music and literary program with CE Cornelius Eng J N McRo and Dr H A Phillips organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Jones
Brother Jones
Briny
H. B. Larimer
J. H. Hegner
Sewickley
Altoona
J. 5. Lewenring
G. W. Moses
Cen Cain
Est
Sixth Avenue
CE Cornelius
Eng
J. N. McRo
H. A. Phillips
American Mechanics leaders tour to organize commands
Pittsburg Council No. 117 Jr C U A M plans a service at the new Cumberland Presbyterian Church on Wylie Avenue. Rev John M announces the Supreme Commanders will depart to establish Chicago Commandery and visit Alliance Ohio on return for a Washington Birthday parade effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Council No. 117
Wylie Avenue
Congress Passes
John M. Ann
United American Mechanics
Chicago Commandery
Supreme Commandery
de Pee
Chicago
Alliance
Andrews
Washington
Golden Chain Masonic Lodges Schedule Officers Installations
Deputy Supremes Commander M C Bryant plans an official visit to Fidelity Lodge tonight. Osmond will visit Tineath Lodge on the Boats tomorrow evening. Allegheny Lodge will hold an open ceremony Tuesday evening followed by a euchre in the lodge room. Installations for Golden Chain lodges in Allegheny McKeesport and surrounding cities are announced for the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Bryant
Fidelity Lodge
Osmond
Tineath Lodge
Allegheny
First Regiment Meeting Call at Old City Hall
All field staff and line officers of First Regiment and all committees on late reception are urged to attend at Old City Hall next Wednesday evening. It is hoped all Legions will be ready to present a final report and recognize the officers and many others for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loney Coarley Lewis
William
Deusen
Deusen: Ao Som No. & Ween
P. Allen
Ane
Ata . Bhiremy
Hancock Iain W
Bellevue
Fairley
M. W
Nilecore
Er Gordon
Fred Burki
Pocorees
Kirker
Geo
Lawrence Bigvin
W Willan
Eli
J.B. Robert
Beatty
Sme
Grand Lodge
Uhalies Lederrman
Old City Hall
Ren
Lgil
Maey
Samuel W. Biack
Knights of St John event and Duquesne Commandery Navy meeting
At Turmer Hall on January 7 the Knights of St John held a ceremony. Duquesne Commandery Navy met at the old episcopal residence on Tuesday and elected 15 new members with 2 more received. Uniforms are expected about January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turmer Hall
Duquesne Commandery Navy
Order of Choern Friends meeting and initiations
J T Wakeman will visit Braddock for a meeting of the Good Will Council No I with two initiations planned Friday next. An arra bual reception will be held on Saturday at Shean Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Choern Friends
J.T. Wakeman
Braddock
Good Will Council
Allegheny
National Union to Host Third Annual Reception Event
Connell of the National Union announces the organization’s third annual reception, to be held next month in December at a venue named Semunnen Mitechiies, inviting members and associates to attend the festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Te National Union
Woden
Rama
Local School News and Teacher Appointments
The Soho school gains a new teacher Miss Alice Belxy while Miss Harrie resigns and Miss Lizzie Small becomes substitute. The normal alumni reception is planned at the High School next Friday. A Teachers Guild meeting discusses corporal punishment and grammar exam changes. An institute at Ralston School features Miss Ells Manion teaching a class of 16 in music reading and arithmetic. Committees face many salary petitions as they prepare for Tuesday reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice BeLxy
Soho
Teachers’ Guild
M. McMullen
Minersville School
A. McKinley
Forbes
G. McMasters
Grant
Pittsboro
Ralston
Misa Ells Manion
Mt Albion
Misaan
White
Ungrad
Aks Steet
East End Bank Move Prompts Debate and Apartment Boom
East End business leaders discuss establishing a national bank with about 1000000 capital soon, with nearly half already spoken for. Opponents warn changing moving day from April 1 to May invites leases friction and legal hurdles while others push for education and tenant involvement. The piece notes rising three and four story apartment houses, real estate deals around Fifth Avenue Bellfield, and comments by Samuel W. Black.
Amber Figures. Trading In Stocks Light Yet Hopeful
Stock activity was light with only 37 shares changing hands, Electrico led the list while several names showed strength and a hopeful tone. Philadelphia markets moved upward as BAG declined and a few small lots traded, with Luster also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrico
Philadelphia
Luster
Still Glancing Money Markets Show Mixed Activity
Still glancing, money conditions show no sensational shifts as loan demand and deposit traffic remain healthy. Rates hold steady with slight increases noted. weekly bank statement from New York shows decreases in circulation and specific assets while overall money supply remains ample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewesacees
New York
Craian
Banking clearings and bond quotes in New Year markets
New York banks report bond quotations and New Year bond issues. Bank clearings reach substantial totals with weekly and daily figures in the millions. comparisons show similarities to the previous year. Money demand for wheat varies. call loans rate at 0 percent, time loans at 6-8 percent. Balances and totals for Chicago and Lovis show steady activity amid broader market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Nol
Balancae
Chicago
Tore
Lovis
Oil market opens modestly bullish then weak closes
Opening at 10434 with highs to 10594 and a low close around 104, market activity seen as solid though no feature content. Friday clearances reach 1,146,000 barrels and weekly totals 6,198,000 as several wells report varying yields in Butler and Beaver counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soheidementia & Co
Cambaugh Farm
Hundred Foot
Big Creek
Butler County
Bed
Heaven Farm
Somers
Calhoun Farm
Baths
Hookstown
Beaver County
Union Oil Company
Market Features Corrected Daily by Daxtey & Co Pittsburg
Market data rough and garbled from a Pittsburg exchange page. Corrected daily figures mention Puts calls and bid prices with scattered numbers for December and various quotes. No clear names or outcomes due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Daxtey & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Orydon
Heiter
McGrew
Calla
Bemple Building Leased by Allegheny Merchant
Real estate item reports Biving and Byore leasing the Bumpie building at corner of Fourteenth Street to Keauaes des ava pourn Jaen Wee 164 Fourth Avenue, sale details include mortgage terms and dwelling lot measurements in Twenty ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biving & Byore
Feiwel Street
Bumipie
Ypress
Ancy Lemmon
Morgane Anulot
Arasco issues permit tally for 35 projects last week
The Arasco reports thirty five building permits issued last week, up from two the prior week, covering numerous two story and attic dwellings, brick houses, frame additions, and outbuildings across wards including Nineteenth, Twenty-first, Thirteenth, and others. Notable entries list addresses on Nineteenth ward’s Neglay avenue, Twenty-fourth ward’s Carson street, and material notes such as brick mansard dwellings and frame two story structures. The overall value cited is $100,972 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taabelis
Nineteenth Ward
L. Barress
Neglay Avenue
Lingein Avenue
D. Simon
Simon Aresue
H. Ua i
Pea Ware
Esley
Tegen
Aman
Sycamore Street
Thir Il
Bedford Avenue
Irteenth Ward
G. J. Harnett
Ford Avenue
Thirteenth Co
H.W. W
Artory
Boris York
Craig Street
Penn Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Lois Suttley
Selinol
Thirtythird Stree
Thirteenth Ward
Breen
Artiehan
Walling
Duff Street
Thirten
Marcin Gredenski
Brereton Avenue
EK. Steff
la Beaver Street
Fourteenth Ward
Binteet
Fred Bisa Tischer
Heiser
Mint Alley
Jackson Black
Climax Street
F. Denk
Twenty-fourth Street
Cooteeniy Aten
Michael McGuire
Fifth Avenue
John S Schaefer & Bro
Fifteenth Bw
Twenty-eighth Ward
Ood
Ghamington 9 Avenue
Joal's Lane
Stock Market Active With General Rise in New York
The New York stock market showed active trading with an overall stronger tone, several groups advancing including Sugar, Manitoba, Michigan Central, and coal stocks. Bears pressed temporarily but buying recovered, closing near best near aluminum and rail securities. bonds also gained modestly though final changes were limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Michigan Central
Chicago
East Illinois
Bears
Chesapeake and Ohio
Oregon
Denver
Texas
Fr. Worth
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ui Wheeling and Lake Rhe
Oregon Improvement Railroad
Reece
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Peatauayee
Ft. Worth
Market Tone Seen As Stable For Next Months
The report suggests stock prices may remain manageable with a relatively easy money market for the coming months. Daily corrections reflect shifting flows and cautious trading, as investors weigh near term factors and monetary conditions.
Wall Street Gossip Hits Mixed Holiday Trading
New York reports cautious gains abroad as Sugar tests gains early then recedes. Banks face reserves shocks near January settlements. Iron and coal shares rise while finance leaders prepare new ventures amid scarce money and unsettled trusts. Domestic and foreign market notes hint at volatility ahead.
Revere Acke Company plans annual meeting and local industry notes
The report highlights plans for a real canning factory in Allegheny, a Chicago scheme in progress, and two hundred eighty three property transfers totaling 114000. Mortgage totals, bank activity, money in circulation, and local business optimism are noted along with comments from Weaver & Co on market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Acke Company
Inez C. Bentrens
Allegheny
Chicago
Hobinson
East Liberty
Wilkinsburg
Ecord
of Allegheny
Hing Gasessl
Ie Vase
Ang
W.va
Ewing
A. Lewey
Rene Bro
Jeves
Pittsburg
Laietsssuaenie
Allegheny County
Market Wire Reports Mixed Grain and Flour Prices
Markets showed firmer early trading with higher futures yet unsettled sentiment. Prices for wheat and corn edged up while oats and rye varied. butter, creamery products and shipments also noted gains and firmer demand on the Produce Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crea
Pevesee Sas
Sanna
Oata
Local Live Stock Market Review of December 7
Cattle receipts on Saturday totaled 1 580 head with 1 880 head shipped, market steady. Hogs receipts reached 3200 head with a slow market, common to extra heavy hogs selling around 2 dollars per hundredweight in Philadelphia. Trading included one car of cattle sent to New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadel
Charlie Clark and Boarding House Sketch
A brief, humorous note recalls Charlie Clark in the morning mood and a cited refusal by the Seaninger girl after a pleasant boarding house scene. The fragment hints at social dynamics and personal relations in a shared living space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Clark
Seaninger
N. B
Judes
No Time Like the Present
Fragmentary ad copy notes constipation treatment claims. Mentions Mack Drug Co. of New York. Text is garbled with unclear dose references and health tone language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enomous
Mack Drog Co
Glendale resident credits doctors with cure for long illness
Mrs Ella Black of Glendale near Mansfield Pennsylvania describes years of cold, headache and chest pain with cough and wheezing. She credits Drs. A and Bish for rapid improvement after treatment, noting throat clears, night sweats stop, heart steadies and full recovery. The lay testimonial invites verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Mansfield
Washington Bail
Ella Black
Fg Ten
Ear Troubles and Catarrh Plague Sufferers
A historical note links many ear troubles to catarrh. Patients report roaring buzzing shell-like noises and pulsating tones in the ear, sometimes with headaches, chest discomfort, bad taste, and a persistent cough over months. Some cases are severe.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order of Meyelines
A. A. Anderson
Allegheny Lodge No
John Bowen
Williamabore
Pebroac
J. C. Dana
Order
Agnes’ Pariah
Etart & Branch
Odeks
Ea Ik
Brady
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Proteres
Mystic Circle
Moorehead Seiaane
Akeetons Cogety Fintion
Wy" Vvor
Bacreta
Frrmer
American Mechanics
Gulden
Hlegbeny
Fadel
Aliegueny
McKeesport
McKee Een
Select Knights
Knuights of
St. John
Xational Union
M.G. Cohen
Ieee
East End
National Bank
Sasha Ape
Ny Sees
East 2Nd
Simon Beymer
R. C. Schmertz
Bellfield
Craig and
Neville
Messrs. Black & Baird
Clem Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Grindstone Station
Redstone
Virginia and Charleston
Peuep Estes Tnt
Hk Stan and
N.Y
Cleveland Gas Coal Co
Ar Mining
la Noris Min Co
Veeynseesenrennes
Sane
Ae Electric Light Stoors Oeeegerene
Owe Westinghouse Electric
TOOK
Galning
Peg
Soucia
Trans
Union Pao
D. Ber
FORD
Bemple
The
Arasco
Aten Canada
Bur
Guiney
Mit
Bn BS
Col
Bess
Westere
Snareville
Wilie
Motian
Oensnea & Western
Norther Northern Pacifte & Western
Uhio
Wall Street
J. M. Oakley & Co
London
United States
Sherman
Louden
the Chronicle
Nnion
A. Weaver & Co
Mr. Weaver
Carter
East Liberty Breck Varda
Candlewicks
China
One
I 295
Fifth Ave
Hegoh
Castoria
Abs
Miss
Brokers—Financial
Eye Stephenson
Wall St
Ges
Commission
Heston
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankees
Sixth ST
Lendale
Lottie
Arch Street
Meadville
Shre & Blair
Trowbie
Mike
M. C. Wilson
Des, Copeland
Sya
Plswbarg
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