Penalized council activity and new statewide orders described
Announced appointments and council activities across multiple counties and cities. Mentions 567 state councils, upcoming May milestone, a new council organized in Seventy Bearer county, and deaths and funerals of several members. Describes parade planning, staff appointments, and national council structure and criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Katkoi
Cicago
Wilkinsburg
Washington Monument Fund
Mogullian Conclaves and lodge notices in Greensburg area
Deputy Osmond presents a gold mounted gavel to Oakland Lodge as charter examinations continue for Uniontown candidates. Greensburg’s J W Bassett and William R Ford engage with new lodges. Stithonsit and George Scott noted. Mogullian Conclaves prepare installation as officers are elected and later installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Osmond
Oakland Lodge
J. W. Bassett
Greensburg
Uniontown
Pleasant Valley
Tentonia Lodge No
William R. Ford
Quirland
Riaere
George Scott
Leven
West End
Lim
Wood Street
Suong
Omega Castle initiates new members and notes Marital news
A report from Omega Castle details improving members A Bream and Walter Baron returning to activity after illness, N T Wilson's Texas trip, and a large new commandery in progress. It notes officers elected at the Central Hotel and the upcoming marriage of Sherman Sharp, with Mr Hackwelder praised for his work and several members traveling or starting ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bream
N. C
C. K. Geary
Philadelphia
Walter J. Baron
N. T. Wilson
Texas
W. C. Baker
Grand Opera House
New Castle Omega
Rentz
Shellman Jones
Omega Castle
Charles H. Hart
Grand Army Band
Charley
Hermit
Hackwelder
Auchbor Castle
John Rowan
Sherman T. Sharp
D.G
Samuel Hackwelder
Ar Castle
Anchor Castle
Central Hotel
New Omega Castle
P.C
James H. Hamilton
N.C. A
Sterman L Shoop
William Metchen
George Reutz
A. N. McOanchase
August Kessler
Kramer
Metchen
Bergman
Pride of the West Council expands with new chapters
Pride of the West Council No. 27 donates 15 to the Washington Monument while National Councilor J W McCleary visits to institute a new council in Mansfield planned for two weeks. A Knoxville council is forming and Sharon Pennsylvania hosts an entertainment for the State House on February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of the West Council No. 27
Washington Monument
Mansfield
Knoxville
Sharon
State House
Nation
McCleary
Allegheny Council
General Pentnam Council
General Putnam Council No 123 Jr
Pitsburg Council No
Fast Councilors’ Association
Alice P. Love
National Council
New York City
Cle Frey
Inhi Organon
Legion officers named and visits set for future events
Bellevue Legion to install officers next Thursday evening with all comrades invited. Samuel Shaner appointed Adjutant General on Grand Commander Kirker staff. C V Lewis to announce appointments and visit regimental legions. Tarentum Legion 83 hosted Kirker who installed officers. Deputy Grand Commander Lebrie named for Lackawanna Luzerne Wyoming counties. General Orders 1 and 9 issued by Kirker with military department details. H H Beringer chosen to represent the Grand Commander in several counties. Grand Vice Commander Dunn showcased secret work praised though long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Beaveravenua
Allesbeny Cats
Grang
Ford
Apiatt
J. L. Kolshouse
G. W
Allegheny Poor Farm
Dlogullians
W Em
Charles C. Emmons
Dverd K. McDowell
George J. Roll
Iteourder
W.C. Berringer
Daveal H. Lewin
C. A. Corbing
William Ward
Ontside
G. O. Hammer
Edward Fisher
M. J. Dain
KR. Kb. Bel Jr
M. Ww. Everson
Grand Lodge
Morrin W. Mead
Oakland Lodge
Bellevue Legion
P. S.C
Samuel Shaner
Kirker
C.V. Lewis
Tarentum Legion No. 83
Alfred J. Lebrie
Anthracle Legion No. 8
Scranton
Lackawanha
Luzerne
Wyewing
H. H. Beringer
Bradford
Clearfield
Cameroun
McKean and
Elk
J.C. Dunn
Nome
Scranton Conclave Highlights and Local Toasts
Scranton Conclave No. 117 leads in poetic toasts while East End No. 79 reaches a century. Leetonia No. 148 in Ohio held an entertainment January 4 with the Supreme Archon present for installation. Conclaves organize recruiting and reporting improves. Dr. William J. MacClure York County physician dies. J K Moorehead Conclave sets February anniversary. West End No. 77 plans a February 4 reception. Supreme Conclave pays $5000 to families. boom in applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
East End
P. Sadler
Lestonia
Leetonia
James A. Wilson
Baltimore
William J. MacClure
York County
J. K. Moorehead
Turner Hall
Forbes Street
West End
Metropolitan Hall
Sexennial League shows strong growth and reserve funds
The Sexennial League ends the year with over 12 000 members and more than 130 000 dollars in reserve. A ladies lodge plans an event in about three weeks. Dr M E Smith medical examiner at 48 East Diamond Allegheny oversees the district. Ladies have joined in the last three months bringing over 20 Indies lodges, one with more than 20 members. Officers for 1801 have been installed and Imperial Lodge Freeport No 170 held an open installation after a charter sheet for a riches lodge appeared successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marenal Staving
Northside
H. W. Evans
Standard Council
William Raeder
Hope Council
James Irwin
Allegheny Council
Bron
Fred
J. Shaler
Pittsburg
Lilinois
Bro
Shaler
Settiess
Alleheey
Pitin
Allon
Marshal Motley
J. K. Koehne
Duquesne Council
Dibert
Warfure
George T. Fieming
Thomas C. Scott
Sunil
Harveys Henderson
Charles Conner
A.C. McCoy
RM. Erskine
George T. Mactard
PF. Nikirk
Smith
H.R. McClong
L. Ross
Washington
National Council
Maine
Delaware
North Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
California
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nebraska
State Council
Deemer
Pew
Supreme
C. F. Thunon
New York
President Hill
Star Lodge No. 6
C.J. H. Hine
Cleveland
Samuel Beatty
Allegheny Lodge
William Adams
Wilmerding
Solita
Yast
Weidenmeyer
Reuter
Fifth Avenue
B. Stadleman
Diamond Streets
Allegheny City
Henry Sutmeyer
Pennasyl
Bueves
Cheny
M. E. Smith
East Diamond
Allegheny
Indies
Imperial Lodge
Freeport
Masonic and Pythian Installations Highlight City Meeting
Central Lodge of the Sons of St George hosted a ritual demonstration by John Ennworthy, WGP State. Washington Lodge elected two candidates with ranks set for Page Uhe Knight and regular business on Tuesdays. Pythian Sisterhood No. 8 installed officers in Houston's Hall Butter Street with Mrs. Charles Taylor receiving a gold badge from the Sisterhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Lodge
Sons of St. George
John Ennworthy
Washington Lodge
Prairie
Page
Uhe
McKeesport
E. G. Sexton
A. F. Gerin
George Craig
J. W. Sharron
Fred Hela
J. SN. Dersam
D. H. Weddell
F. Smolenskie
Ed Jenway
H. Miller
Taylor
Price
Pythian Sisterhood
Houston
Butter Street
C. Taylor
P. C
Milthizer
C. C
J. Shannon
V. Cc
J. C. Arthur
Alice Smith
T. Asbury
George Tann
J. G
J. Cunningham
C. G
John Shannon
Beatty, Black & Baird
Conlin
Fifth Avenue
Ann Street
A. Z. Byers & Co
Nancy McCoy
Mary Ingaldsby
Webster Street
Second Ward
Allegheny
Kelly & Rogers
R. E. Twyford
J. ©. Dick
Rowan Avenue
Reed & Coyle & Co
A. J. Pentecost
Watson Place
Perrysville Road
John Kk. Ewing & Co
J. O
Am Alley
Peng
Eureka Place
Oakland
William Black
Charles Somers & Co
J.neil
G. Mattes
Chartiers Street
Allegheny City
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Ledlie Street
Eleventh Ward
City
Markets by wire Chicago corn and wheat advance on weather notes
Chicago market reports show corn opening firm with higher May prices after a day of 5 car receipts below estimates and unfavorable grading weather. Wheat rose to 613/6 for May as prices rallied late. oats dull with limited activity. Short ribs and other futures traded within narrow ranges as traders weighed demand and selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John St. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Northside real estate boom tied to Kennedy school plan
In Allegheny, A B Kennedy of J B Larkin & Co built a quiet fortune, transferring land to Bishop Phelan for a parochial school to cost about 70 000, as Penn avenue improvements move forward and electric lighting expands citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside
A. B. Kennedy
J. B. Larkin & Co
City Hall
Allegheny
Kennedy
Phelan
Penn Avenue
Thirteenth Street
W. A. Herron & Bons
Frm
Eleventh Street
Electric Stock Continues Upward Movement Amid Market Confidence
Black traders showed confidence in Electric by bidding higher than the previous close. The stock opened at an advance and traded above the prior price with strong subscription expectations for preferred stock. Weekly and monthly trading remained heavy with mixed market shifts and many high volume totals across exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
Rokers
Bank clearings show no major downturn amid improving funds
Weekly financials indicate strong bank liquidity with funds plentiful despite some caution. Financiers expect robust demand as weather improves and new ventures start, possibly increasing drafts on banks this month. New York money on call remained easy with stable sterling exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSA
Enterprise
Pittsburg
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Financial Figures Show Weekly Clearings and Balances
The report lists weekly and monthly clearings with balances for several cities. St Louis, New Orleans, Cincinnati and New York figures are given, including weekly totals around 12.6 million and January month clearings near 58 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rss
Bel Baewomee
St. Loum
New York
New York Exchange
Clearines
New Onveans
Cincinn Ar
New Ork Exchange
Clearinnes
Oil Market Summary Shows Weekly Gain and Month Rise
The course of oil shows about 2000 barrels traded yesterday at 75 cents. Trading in the month was light with short covering. clearings near 100000 barrels. Weekly high and low range around 76 34 and 73 40 with a 3g weekly gain and 2ige monthly rise. McGrew Wilson Co. at Elsner building quoted puts at 76 and 7c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
McGrew, Wilson & Co
Elsner
New York Stocks Show Downtick as Granger Drops
The New York market was dull and heavy with the Granger stock continuing to fall while Vanderbilt and Gould led gains. Jersey Central declined about 1 percent and railroad bonds showed more activity with several advances on $596,000 in trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Pacific
Jersey Central
Granger
Vanderbilt
Gould
Union Pacific
Bears
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & 5Tepaencon
Pittsburg
Ae Ew
York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Market Weakness After Steady Open Drives Stocks Down
The stock market opened steady but soon weakened, closing near bottom prices with little news or buying demand. Brokers scramble to obtain funds as capital seeks employment. Western stocks and related issues face bleak prospects, though money remains abundant for banks and brokers. London’s discount rate cut signals easing money markets, influencing American securities and silver-policy expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waton & Gibson
John M. Oakley & Co
Dispatom
New Yoas
Henry Clews & Co
Financial Review
Stock Exchange
Washington
Farmers’ Party
Senate
Bank of England
London
New York
Great Britain
Acae
Sub-Treasury
Custom House
Inland market notes on stock values and cashability
The column praises Lake Shore for quick conversion to cash and rising net value per ton. It also mentions Western Union and Lead Trust as favored stocks with collateral securities and potential gains, noting their liquidity and appeal to investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Western Union
Treatment Testimonial for Dr Copeland and Blair
Mr Thomas Maybury of Thoroy Street describes long standing catarrhal trouble worsening in the 1880s era. He reports improvement soon after under the care of Dr Copeland and Blair, claiming his symptoms largely disappeared and he became healthier and stronger than in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDonoceh
No. 3
Monttria Street
Soho
City
Thomas Maybury
Thoroy Street
Empire
Corn Works
Dra. Copeland
Blair
Amd
Mr. Maybury
Home Treatment Improves Health Cited by Patients
Mr W T Henshaw of Prospect reports relief after Dr Copeland and Dr Bidie treated him, claiming cure from a lingering catarrh. Henry Rose of ekhads Mee ee states he suffered and found no relief until Bidie cured him fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Henshaw
Dra. Copeland
Bidie
Henry Rose
Bidir
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Sharps
EK J. Kroeger
Reliable Council No
Thomas Breeze
O ‘Hose
Echo Castle No. 18
Cistrict Department
Mystic Chain Journal
Echo Castle No
Willam Ponting
Alle Fleny
Asabel Caress
The
Golden Eagles
Bert & S& Hackwelaer
W. J. Armstrong
Daughters of Liberty
National
Select Knights of America
Order of Royal Americans
Brownsville Guild
Order
Supreme Medical
Gamble
Alifornia
William H. Alison
Wayne Bare
Turtle Creek Guild
Supreme Guild
Keystone Guild No
Webser
Repo
Vogel
Guild No. 1
Monongahela Urty
Investment and Loan Fund
Braddock Guild No
Order of
Solon
Samsey Ik
Duquesne Lodge No. 1
Morris L Goldsmith
Sexennial League
General Lodge
Wovenaty
Ems
Acm
Bile
Getty
St. Bakers
LOOSS
Pittsburg Dispatch
SaTumpay
Castoria
Bishop Phelan
East End Electric Light Company
Rowand
East End Company
Pitts Ht
United
A. J. Lee
Rippey Street
Ninth Ward
Frank Kellian
Larimer Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
Karl Schimpf
Fourteenth Ward
Patrick O'Shaughnessy
Peach Street
Eighth Ward
T. Griffin
Cedar Street
Sixteenth Ward
Denny Estake
Thirty-second
Smallman Streets
Twelfth Ward
Bringer O'Brien
Kirkpatrick Street
Thirteenth Ward
Sameerl Neeson
Butler Street
Elirecni
Ames Rees & Son
First Ward
Wilkinsburg Electric Company
Eta
Maran & Goff
Shaler Township
Etna Park Place
Citizens’ Traction Company
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Railway Company
C. L. Magee
Frederick Gwinner
Joshua Rhodes
J. BH. Dalgell
George Schmidt
Fifth Avenue Market
Reed 5
Coyle & Co
Perrysville
Farmers’ Institute
Venango County
Franklin
State Board of Agriculture
Samuel W. Black & Co
Hagelwood
McCracken
Wylie Avenue
Washington Street
Mats
Allegheny County
Ann Whiston
Black & Baird
Colnee
Blair Noor Ke Lytle
Twenty-third Ward
Elizabeth Street
Home Securities
Electric
Perry
Pitts, Pet
Stock & Metal
Ereeeseee Sb Soem
German National Bank
Keystone Bank of Pittsburg
Masonic Bank
Monongahela Nations Bang
Janes Third National Banks
OH Nations’ Bank For Savings
Watural Gas Stoces
IBS Central Traction
Pitta
Jane
Aiken
Westinghouse Electric
Union Switch and Signal Co
Sonsecee
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Pittsburg Cyclorams
Standard Underground Cable Co
Ors
Wat
Lackawanna
Louisville and
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Richmond
West Point
St. Paul
Saeneeseeeety
Noria Mining Co
Luster Mining Co
Money Market
M. K
N.d.g. Nt
Northern Pac
Northwit'n
Nortwin Deben' Sa
Ores & Ir
St.l
Trenay
St. LL
Canada So
Steaul
St. PL
Den
BR. G
Amy den
R. G
Westists
Pacino
BosTox
Hank
Vanderbilts
Goulds
Canada Southern
Central of New Jersey
Bed We
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oane Ace
Trust
Quincy
Taal
Pritt
G. Mil
North Wiseet
BW. We
Eersseee
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Spres
Col
Hocking
Valley
Ubie
Ches
Ohio
West
Norfolk & Western Pf
Northern
Pacia
Mississippi
Asee
Reading
Lucar Trust
Mabash
Estern Union
Wheeling & L
Orth American Co
Pr. Ory Oro
Wall Street
Boston
Atch
Eee
Alvany
Eseecese
Apores Maino
Neon Mane Seeeebienke
Ee Casa
Eastern Ba
Fitchburgh
WIMOF
Seer
Sao Bass
San San Diego Land Co
Hatten
Hell Tel
Ened
Wis
Cen, Common, & Lamson
Alloues Eee. Co
Atlantic
New York Stock
Northern Pacific Common
Lehigh Navigation
Evelands
S. T. Rover
Philadelphia Cooking School
Jrs. M
Mass
B. F. Davenport
Iit
Copeland
Bilsir
William McDonough
Moultrie Street
Pitshburg, Pa
Das, Corenasp & Plair
Sixth
P. W
W. H. Copeland
Sixth Avenue
Draggtate
Brokers—Financial
J. Peck & CO
Broadway
Commission
Privass Wire Ie Prver
Oodays Triai
Masad Aa Ores, Tpearran, Pell Parses Voltaic Belt CO
Marna Ee
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