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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1890
Page
5
Fraternal castles hold meetings and plan convocation visit
Members of castles in two cities gather at Baltimore and Ohio depot to pay a fraternal visit with two trips to Hazelwood and Tom Neo. Awards are given for best gift and fair entertainment features a banquet. Circular No 1 prepared for initiation circulates to 15 000 20 000 Sir Knights for the upcoming Supreme Castle convocation in Pittsburgh.
Select Knights and Legionaries Plan Regional Gatherings
Beiect Knights.A C W past grand commander A Smith returns from a trip to Chicago. Grand Commander John Rowan is confined to his room for two weeks and cannot yet move about. Sterrett of Missouri initiates three establishments since August. All Select Knights are invited to visit Americus Lodge in Sewickley on Monday evening February 4. The Law Committee met at Central Hotel with Grand Commander Howan presiding. Deputy Grand Commander Todd of Pi district, ill but convalescing, expects to resume work next week. Colonel C V Lewis of the First Regiment appoints Pas. Commander Charlie Smith Jr of Pittsburg Legion No 1 as a visitor to Americus Lodge February 10. Grand Vice Commander Rirner will head the delegation. The Grand Legion of Select Knights will hold the first grand session in Do city and preparations are underway for an enjoyable event. The Board of Officers meeting at Central Hotel was well attended. C V Lewis sent plans to several exchanges in his staff for the next week. Tarentum Legion No 3 was out in force Tuesday. The visiting delegation arrived at Tarentum and was escorted to the hotel. Supper over they proceeded to Odd Fellows Hall. Colonel Lewis’ absence was a disappointment to Tarentum. The fifth annual reception of General Meade Legion No 19 will be held Wednesday evening next with initiation. Comrade McMichael of General Meade will direct the domarch and Royals will be provided. Dance enthusiasts are urged to attend. Tarentom Legion No 8 officers were officially installed on Tuesday Avenue, including Post Commander W Lowry and other officers. The Christian God Beater William Black is named senior and William .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Windy City
John Rowan
Sterrett
Missouri
Americus Loge
Sewickley
Law Committee
The
Grand Legion
Central Hotel
Howan
Todd
Pi District
C. V. Lewis
Regim
Pas
Charlies Aesmith, Jr
Pittsburg Legion No
Bellevue
Americus Lodge
U. W
We Rirner
Grand Legion of Select Knights
ADEUS
Central Hovel
Bitinas
Onlonal C. V. Lewis
Tarentam Legion No. 3
Tarentum
Odd Fellows Hall
Meade Legion No. 1
W. PF. Lowry
W. Harnwell
J. L. Scott
William Black
William
Tarentum Bat. Branch 77 Meeting Notice
Branch 70 of Homestead will hold a meeting this week. Delegates from the Tarentum Battalion branch are invited to discuss decisions from the McK. division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarentum
Bat
Sullivan
Homestead
Fraternal Lodge News and Upcoming Meetings In Allegheny County
February notices list Allegheny Lodge No. 4 mourning Brother Benjamin F. Biber, a charter member, with services held Monday. Center Avenue Lodge No. 124 plans its February 20 anniversary. Grand Recorder McNair issues a Grand Lodge session circular for representatives.
Golden Chain Lodge Progress and Visitation Notes
Two members initiated at Linden Lodge. Gas City Lodge No. 103 initiated a candidate. Tinden Lodge of Oakland held a meeting at M. W. Eversons parlors. Samuel I. Osmond visited Fidelity Lodge of Allegheny. A public event under Pittsburg Crafts lodges is planned. Five thousand free general admission tickets distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Lodge
Gas City Lodge
Tinden Lodge
Oakland
Orenince M. W. Eversons
Fifth Avenue
Samuel I. Osmond
Fidelity Lodge
Allegheny
Pittsburg, Eny of Crafton
Borlio
W. G. Griffith
Fidelity
Alleghens Wilkinberg Il
Echo Castle Knights Hold Impromptu Meeting Feast of Song
The Echo Castle No 18 Sir Knights met Wednesday evening for an unplanned feast of oratory and song that lasted about two hours. Participants included PC H A Fuller Adam Erbe John L Dawson James B Davis and Edward Jones, with Truby and Dick premiering an original Mystic Chain song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miei Marine
Robert H. Barker
Allegheny County
Echo Castle
Grand View Castle
Dequesne Heights
PC. H. A. Fuller
Adam Erbe
John L Dawson
James B. Davis
Edward Jones
Sir Knight Truby & Dick
Mystic Chain
Masonic BAL officers installed at Grand Army Hall
Members of the order line under Marshal W. G. Airbule as Camp 233 officers are installed by State Organizer C. F. Huth and Past State President George H. Hawke worth. Addresses by Huth and others precede a banquet at the Central Hotel. The next State camp meets in this city August second Tuesday with 1 000 delegates. a Western Pennsylvania street parade with 10 000 in line is planned.local details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Werse
W. G. Airbule
Grand Army Hall
C. F. Huth
Shamokin
George H. Hawkeworth
Pittsburg
Brothers Huth
Hamilton
Ahule and Hawke
Central Hotel
Pennsylvania
Mystic Circle Ruling Establishes Fraternal Order Officers
The Mystic Circle in Allegheny City instituted its ruling January eee Fall with Deputy Ruler Claberg at Odd Fellows' avenue and 16 Simeoned members. The officer roster includes C. M. Pine as W R and J. B. Oursler as W V R, with P. W. RK John H. Morrow and other trustees, sentry J. P. Trishler, and medical examiner J. Fennall among names. Meetings occur on flat and third Tuesdays. Supreme Hall is in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mystic Circle
Claberg
Odd Fellows’ Avenue
Allegheny City
C. M. Pine
W. R
Oursler
W. V. R. B. Risheberger
P. W. RK
John H. Morrow
H. Vankirck
Treasu Beatty
Marshal
H. McConnell
Walden
Damon and Pythia to Play at Odd ton hall next Wednesday
A dramatic event titled Damon and Pythia is set for Odd ton hall next Wednesday evening to benefit Bhann opel No. 1 Jr. 0.0. A.M. Dancing from 10:30 to 2. The Stambou Counce of Allegheny, noted for its orderly turnout, attended the late funeral of Brother Milner and led a dignified procession without flashy parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Pythia
Oddton Tan Hall
Past Regents Association Meeting Promotes Western Pennsylvanian Unity
At a meeting of the Past Regents Association Royal Arcanum of Western Pennsylvania held January 80, officers Ford P. Smith as President Vice President F B Sterritt as Secretary and F E Shallenberger as Treasurer urged all Regents and Past Regents west of the Allegheny Mountains to join to secure uniform council work and proper exemplification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regents' Association
Royal Arcanum
Western
Pennsylvania
Forre
Presi Wford P. Smith
F .B Sterritt
F. E. Shallenberger
George Dunkeld
Allegheny Mountains
Tama
Spree Chancellor Visits Allegheny Lodge for Reception
The Spree Chancellor of the Eniphia of Pyrithias of Pittsburg and Allegheny attended a reception at Lodge No. 3 in Allegheny. He was entertained by order members and plans a future convention to organize a Grand Lodge as he left yesterday for Cincinnati and the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Order
Tee Ole Oemeee
New Orleans
Lodge No. 3
Anae
Ealing & Convention
Cincinnati
West
Entertainment event at Wycliffe Lodge hall
A social and entertainment evening under Wycliffe Lodge No 6 L L C will be held at the hall on Fourteenth and Carson streets Southside Wednesday evening February 12. Rev will deliver the Sigree address. Admission tickets are 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffe Lodge No. 6
Fourteenth and
Carson Streets
Southside
Meeting of Paine Camp Ko and Petanel Legion
A meeting of Thomas Paine Camp Ko and an Petanel Legion will be held next Thursday evening in the hall at No. 41 Fifth Avenue. Members are requested to attend as business of importance will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paine
Petanel Legion
Fifth Avenue
Allegheny Valley Council Meeting Set With Noted Speakers
The Allegheny Valley Council of Sr. 0. U. A. M. Pa ae M plans a meeting on Wednesday with good speakers listed to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Allegheny Valley Council
Pa Ae M
Knights of St John Meeting at Episcopal Residence
A Knights of St John gathering is set for Tuesday evening at the Episcopal residence linked to St Paul’s Cathedral. The event aims to swear in a number of new members and uniforms are to be received next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qventon
Epicopal
St. Paul's Cathedral
Untitled note about lodge event and attendees
A fragmentary notice mentions B. George hosting at lodge rooms with invited friends and a yarnemia act. The text is garbled and names are incomplete. The item appears as a personal or social notice with unknown date and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. George
Yarnemia
Vitea
Castoria Refrain Echoed Across Stages of Life
A vintage jingle notes a mother’s reliance on Castoria from babyhood through adulthood and into motherhood, highlighting a household remedy tied to every major life stage. The memorable slogan traces the product from infancy to children and beyond, underscoring brand familiarity.
Pittsburg Real Estate Boom Amid Bank Clearings Rise
A weekly review notes stronger bank clearings and real estate deals in Pittsburg. Prominent sale of a Penn avenue lot to Arbuthnot Stephenson Co. for 143000 sparks plans for an eight story building. Local builders and architects publish efforts across East End and suburbs as officials predict a record building year.
Stock market rundown on coal and electric shares
The page lists bid and asked prices for coal and electric light stocks plus mining and railroad issues. Notable items include Monongahela Water, Electric stock at 48 1/4, New Castle Water, and charted sales by Julius Foemoe and Henry M. Details cover 117,108 total New York stock trades with several rail and utility names highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines Consig
SER Aar
Sresree Gees
Ree Ae
Monongahela Water Secainire Testes
Ouse Air Brake Ce
New Castle Water
Union Switch
Slennl
Philadelphia
Sproul & Lawrence
Julius Foemoe
Noria
Henry M
Peasant Valley
Pleasant Zone Ss
Whitne Stephenson
Chartiera Valley Gas
New York
Atchison
Delaware
Lackawanna
W. Western
Lake
Missouri
Pacific
Reading
Richman Pasine
St Paul
Union
Millions Ahead as Money Market Stays Comfortable
The local money market remains ample with strong demand for deposits and a 6 percent rate for first class borrowers. Call loans were scarce, and bankers expect a heavy spring trade to absorb funds, with weekly and January gains already substantial. The piece notes tax cases before the IRS and a Supreme Court decision defining a banker, plus bank reserve and clearing figures for New York and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccce
Hart
Internal Revenue
Supreme Court
David Richmond
New York
United States
Richmond
Stock Exchange Proceedings Show Mixed Activity
The Stock Exchange opened with harmony but low orders limiting business while sales on Saturday ran above average. Philadelphia led gains as natural gas and Chartiers faced mismanagement claims. Banking and insurance stocks traded below prior quotes as overall weekly and monthly totals remained weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Congress
Philadelphia
Chartiers
Oil market steady with high day close and NY weakness
A quiet market showed an uninterrupted advance from opening to close at day's high while New York selling caused brief weakness. Cash oil bids appeared but limited sales, with dailyClearances at 50,000 barrels and weekly totals around 3.16 million barrels. Ferguson farm in Shannopin continues to yield large oil volumes as Painter No. 2 wells flow at about 60 barrels per day and other wells show promising results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rime
Sterling Exchange
Ofd
Janu
Marebr
Bear Aide
Ferguson
Shannopin
Corrected das John M. Oagie 6 Sixthettes of the Pines
The record notes corrected attribution for a figure or group linked to the Pines, with a reference to John M. Oagie and a designation 6 Sixthettes. Further context unclear due to fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Oagie
McGrew On Pats O54 Calls and Market Signals
A. B. McGrew remarks on Pats O54 calls and a volatile market with February activity in New York trade. Notes show a weak semi opening at 164 and later strength to 1.06 as buyers reacted. Market closed firm with suggested options and unsettled prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Big Realty Deals and Market Notes Across City Blocks
Real estate actions feature L. O. Frazier selling 114 Liberty avenue lots to Hannibal Forbes for 9000 and J. Fleming & Co selling six Linden plan lots for 1500. Mortgages noted on Nineteenth and Second ward properties. Samuel W. Black & Co report 21 lots sold in West Liberty borough ahead of a 10 day total of 81 lots in Boggs plan. Market commentary cites growing demand, rising values, and cautious sentiment on Granger properties and cotton trends. bank reserves slip while deposits rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Frazier
Forty-fifth
Butler Streets
Hannibal Forbes
Wheeling
W. Va
Liberty Avenue
Thirty-ninth
Fortieth Stresta
Sixteenth Ward
William Volta
J. Fleming & Co
Svoms
Sylvan Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
Mr. Verner
Filmore Street
Fourteenth Ward
Charles Schuman
P. Babst
F. Benta
Devilliers Street
Labell Swendell
B & Baird
Fourth Avenue
Henry A. Davia
Second Avenue
Rosa Streets
City
R. W. Cumings
W. W. NoNeill & Bro
Shadyside Ee Pee
Samuel W. Black & Co
B. L. Boggs
West Liberty Borough
Allentown Station
Pittsburg and
Castle Shannon
Lafferty Avenue
Paul Avenue
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
Mra
Rampson Street
Corner Race Street
Ward
Allegheny
Hall
Bath
saRny
Charles Bomers & Co
Wood Street
J. K. Dietrich
Arngil W. Vannat
Roberts Street
Building Permits Climb as Spring Approaches in City
Last week issued 43 permits for various structures, up from 30. Estimated total improvement cost 75,425, with monthly permits at 160 and projects totaling 280,188. The list includes numerous frame and brick dwellings, stables, and additions across wards from the Eighteenth to the Thirty-second, naming builders such as Boyd Hill Brick Company and Frazier & Velte among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Haggerty
Venter Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Peter Christman
Probyle
Hroreton Avenue
Jacob Kirsch
Butler Street
Fifteenth Ward
Jacob Henner
Liberty Street
Sixteenth Wa
George Hoornar
Sarah Street
John Czrolski
Michael Street
John Koenigsamon
Orphan Street
Frazier & Velte
Mathilda Street
C.H. Watkins
James Getty, Jr
Water Street
Second Ward
Rebecca Trelisky
Jontaire Street
Fourteenth
James Hersch
Main Street
Sixteenth Ward
J. BE. Libby
Fisk T
George W. Thompson
Lyric Street
Emma 8. Reilly
Genesta Street
Mary Morrison
Hazelwood Avenue
John Hinlein
Holeda Alley
John F. Mons
Albert Street
Hardy & Hayes
Webster Svea Shawhece
Beall Chartes Annon
Corwellin
Fillmore Street
James Casmday
Morningside Road
Thomas McTernan
Dearborn Street
August Manke
Saxon Street
H. Weiman
Carson Street
Hernan Driechel
Monastery Street
Gust Steinmann
We Vincent & Scott
Penn Avenue
Isabel Burley
Valley View
Ward
Mia
Julia Conners
Carver Street
E. Hauch & Son
Sieewatk
Ormee Lane
Singham Streat
E. A. Loughrey
Boyd Street
J. Edgell
Cambridge Street
Wall Street Gossip Railway Securities and Safe Investment
In this column a cautious view of investments notes that keeping money secure is harder than earning it. It warns that property risks include fires, title defects, forgeries, and bank asset theft while praising railway bonds for reliability and income bonds as safer options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grongrras
John M. Oakley & Co
Wall Street
Lowdon
Market Dullness Offsets Small Stock Gains
The day’s trading showed a listless market with limited buying in New England Reading and Lackawanna, while Chicago and Illinois stocks fell after a rumor about March dividends. Bonds remained steady to firm, led by Texas Pacific seconds, as weekly totals reached 9,823,000 with bonds performing modestly amid overall small price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
Pric
New England
Reading
Ckawanna
Chicago
Texas Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stepheneon
Pittsburg
New Xork Stock Exchange
Little Liver Pills advertised for sick headache relief
An old advertisement promotes Little Liver Pills for sick headaches and related stomach discomfort, describing the product as a remedy. The copy emphasizes quick relief and general health benefits without medical claims.
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