Knights of America elects officers in Allegheny County
Colonel Charles V. Lewis leads the Grand Mastership as G C Kirker appoints deputies and orders elections. Comrades from Duquesne, Spartans and Bellevue sections report growth, with new legions forming in Erie and Warren counties as the year opens with a planned January 21 election at the Central Hotel.
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Select Knights of America
Charles V. Lewis
Ements of
America
G. C. Kirker
Justina
Youngstown
Ohio
Castre Legion
Bectar
Eaceina
Erie
Warren Countes
Coaneen
Payne
Duquesne Legion No
Pittsburg
Kirker
Saree
Sam Griscome
Spartan Legion No
Ceg
Socth
Legheny City
A. Levee Legion No Sl
Jin
C. E. Bostwick
DuBois Legion No
Wun Town
DuBois Legion
P. G.C. Bert Patterson
No. 16
P.G.C. A
Pcs J
Anderson
Evang City
P. C. Berringer
Dobos Legion
Bellevue Secion No. SL
iStLare
Vcommander
J. H. Hamilton
V. G. KK
A. Groal
L. C. Robert Faulk
Marshall, Wiam
Griscom
Thomas Braddon
John Young
E. &. Reynolds
Beaver
J. McCombs
George Williams
Edward Day
David Grifith
Harry Davis
Thomas Jones
Lodges Grow and Reorganize Across Regions in New Year
A surge of lodge activity marks the new year with six lodges formed in December including a record 6 member charter list. Shenandoah Lodge NY hosts a New Year’s Eve reception to boost members while Supreme President John M. Ball returns after four weeks. Tarentum No. 18 stages a fair and entertainment, Golden Star Lodge hosts New Year’s Eve events in Saltsbury with Supreme Officers present.
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Trent Meadville
Mokelvey
Parker's Ty
Shenandoah Lodge
New York State
Supreme
John M. Ball
Supreme Office
Charter Lodge No. 1
Brother Jenkinson
Star Eo 6
New Rietias
Solon
Tarentum No
Neaer
Ouest
Golden Star Lodge
Opera House
Saltsbury
Meiumion
Officers Elected and Meetings Noted for Local Masonic Groups
Keystone Council No 11 elects a priest for councilor Bainbridge Connell donates 100 to Washington Monument fund New council begun at Saxonburg last week Acme Council No 219 to meet Thursday evening An entertainment with novel features planned Beaver County councils to join Allegheny parade Hilldale Council No 235 installs officers for ensuing term Pittsburg Council No 117 to host February 12 reception banquet with banner gift worth 200
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Jefferson Ralston
Slate Lick
Saxonburg
Capues
Semple
Allegheny
Grand Central Ri
Post Officers’ Association
O. W. Howell Connell
Stanffors
Sth
Acme Connell
Beaver County
Hilldale Council
TU. A. Muc
AL Frazier
V. C
A. Pe Jotun Rodman
W. Dean
Johnson
W. G. Mayer
A. Golden
W. B. Cochoran
Sons of Liberty Connell
Pittsburg
George B Donaldson
J A Linde
George Ma Ly
Harry Richline
Thomas McClure
Supreme Conclaves Shift to New York for Conclave Arrangements
L Goldman of New York, the Supreme Inspector, is in the city on business. John H. Mowen the Supreme Prelate to arrange meeting place and hotel for the next Supreme Conclave in New York. The January assessment is called and d not December, with endowment fund carryover. Archon Elect Charles Buente quietly selected a new beneficiary amid uncertainty over the change.
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L. Goldman
New York
John H. Mowen
Archon
B. A. Duncan
Scranton
Charles Buente
J. K. Moorehead
America
New York City
Amur
General Lodge Notes and Installation News
General Lodge notes report visits by John Willson R M of the American Protestant Association to several lodges at StA PLA hall. It notes the Royal Arcana Council No 445 installation and social eve at Washington hall Allegheny with named officers. A new Sovereigns of Industry council formed on Penn Avenue. Manchester Council No 35 Daughters of Liberty elected officers. other lodge appointments listed with multiple names and titles.
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Allegheny
Carnegie Htall
Clearfield New Yeas
Vivian Metitskey
Union Lodge No
Pittsburg
Sl Bow
Tgar Cing
Spayee D. Amo
Vera Lodge
Clifton Heights
St. Louis
John Spratt
Industry Lodge No
McNair
Pennsylvania
Alexander Henniz
ToGastry Lodge
Charles L
Ana
Ageio
John Willson
H. P G. W. Phillips
W. H
F. Weasel
B.C. P
Lawrenceville
Dr. Green
Pew Council
Price of Manchester
Daughters of Liberty
John Deee
A. Montgomery
A. U
Berthames
A. V
Myrale
A. Elpane
Hettie Huber
William le Febuson
J. Mor
L. Isett
Katy Johns
L. M. Huff
K. Griffith
George ‘Ellander
Biss
J. B. Jones
F. J. G. Sanheny Association No. 6
WN. A. Pe
W .Hawking Mg. Me
A. & Curly
A. McCallum
A. Cortney
A. Oak
B. Wheeler
Trostess
ALS
Mir
Scott
SS. Uy Oohese
Iana A
William HR. Cashaoline
Edas
Price of Bar Silver and Market Notes
Market summary notes a bar silver price between New York and London at 45 pence. The item mentions advertising notices by Emap Groetzinger and a special sale of tapestry Brussels carpets. Nearby fragments reference Snow Creek beer and general retail chatter without a clear narrative.
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New York
London
Emap Groetzinger
Brussels
Real estate scheme eyed for Pittsburg by Eastern capitalists
A Pittsburg broker reports a syndicate of Eastern capitalists with about 1,000,000 dollars backing plans to buy land and build houses in the city, exploring East End sites and aiming to start early next spring. The year opens with cautious optimism for builders and a surge of inquiries, with substantial new structures planned and a push for affordable home financing.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Stanton Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Colwell Street
Liberty Street
Henry A. Weaver & Co
Carnegie Keaneing
Romnest
Oakland
Uneventful Market Week With Little Change in Figures
Stock trading was light with only one sale of 20 shares of electric stock at 13. Investors held calm after a major holiday with 80 bids and 27 offers. Analysts expect steady trading as forced sales wane and buyers regain strength leading values toward a respectable level.
Money Market Outlook Brightens as Banks Face Weaker Start
Weather and investor caution slowed bank activity early in the year but expectations point to growth. By midmonth settlements settle and cash markets ease with West to East money flowing. NY exchange firm at a premium and bank clearings reported across major cities with varying balances.
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Clearing House
Peianenestee
New York
New York Yeereronas Nere
Onicaco
New York Exchange
Fore Exchange
New York—Bank_ clearin
Wosk
Boston
Baltimore
Louis
Air
Cincinnati
The Week in Oil Sees Bullish Tone Despite No Trade
Traders remained confident after the prior day’s advance with the best bid at 72 5, but no contracts changed hands. Offers at 73 were unmet as the week showed few events yet bullish factors persisted including steady demand smaller output and optimism about the outcome.
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Yestern
loGhew
Wilson
Chicago
Liverpool
Seaboard
California
Hutchinson
Fowler
Morton
Worthington
Cudahy
John M. Oakley & Co
Bixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Markets Report Sees Dull Oil Trading in New York
Oil trading in New York opened dull with narrow price movement. Spot prices firm briefly at 7.20, February Pennsylvania crude hits 7.30 with tight ranges and minimal change through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yo
Pennsyvania
Cole Ing
Pennsylvania Oil
Ollie Tales
New York Stocks Rise on Investment Demand in Early Year
The New York market opened January 1 with surprising bank reserves and easing money conditions as investors bought bonds and dividend stocks. Investment houses report strong demand and a scarcity of securities on the street, signaling a firmer market ahead despite rail news of little immediate impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cub-Treasury
Igo Agiigus
Market Notes and Bank Statement Signal Upward Move
The market closed strong with fractional advances in most issues and select gains for Lackawanna and Colorado Coal. Bond trading totaled 1,014,000 with Northwestern debentures and Fort Worth and Denver stock rising modestly. Exports of specie from New York reached 925,158 with gold 52,670 and silver 872,488 amid a favorable bank statement.
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Nashville
Mont Exville
Rock Island
Lackawanna
Colorado
Ba Postsaya
London
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New York Block Exchange
Svonne
Financial recovery hints at January stock resurgence
Henry Clews & Co notes a holiday pause but overall improvement on the New York Stock Exchange. Bank reserves rose to 7.7 million above legal requirements, hinting at currency relief and lower interest rates, with about 125 million in interest and dividends due at month end driving bond and stock demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Clews & Co
Stock Exchange
Granger Sta Road
Catanplaaien Xe
Teinx
Aicedesnens
Market standoff as bears slow advance and bank statement lifts prices
The stock market shows a stand off between bulls and bears with limited buying but no mass selling. A favorable bank statement spurs a fresh push upward while skeptics doubt a boom and warn of a possible decline later. Legislative moves in Topeka hint at mortgage foreclosures staying actions, while rail and bridge troubles test cohesion of alliances.
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Watson
Gibson
John M. Oakley & Co
Railway Union
Farmers’ Alliance
Topeka
Legislative Committee
The
Leontena
Educational Column Reports Superintendent Resignations and School Changes
The resignation of Superintendent McAllister of Philadelphia schools to head an industrial school sparks nationwide interest in 5000 dollar per position roles. Debates on industrial education split officials with White and Markis backing it while Maxwell and Poland oppose. Moorhead and Pittsburgh school boards address vacancies, gas fuel changes, and new teaching appointments. Florence Logan recovers and returns to school as a praise-worthy pupil.
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Knoxville
Beltzhouver
Mt. Oliver
West Liberty
Knoxville M. P
William Hunter
Burgess
BR. H. O'Connor
E. Snyder
W. S. Hauke
Luckey
Coun
Hamilton
Institute
J. A. Eisenrath
Bennett
M. Andrews
Prince Dr. C. Shaw
Amilton
M. V. Walter
Ida Kirk
McAllister
Philadelphia
Drexel Sisters
E White
Marble
Orcester
White
A. P. Markis
Messrs. Maxwell
Poland
Peacher
Ao Ina Educational c
Pittsburg
Central Board
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General Meade Legion No. 19
William Downing
Dovelion
Manele
G. A. R. Hall
Seeker V. Lewis
Mosalind Foner
Artes Kitty Fullerton
Cora Tranter
Joe
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Allegheny Lodge No
Imperial Lodge
Freeport
Wilkinsburg
Jackson's Hall
Allegheny Lodge
W. W. Wolfe
M, da
G. ¥. Mostal
W. L. Meyrick
de Goeddel
W. & Koerner
Sentinal
Lutz &, Barber
Trestees
Messrs
Lutz, Emerson
Order of
General Lodge
Ferguson
Third Avenue
Edgewood
Universal Refrigerating Company
Parkersburg Oil Exchange
George Campbell
R. P. Camden
G. Camp
E. F. Kirk
William Berry
Arden
George Bell
Baum Grove
Exchange
W. W. Chaplin
Baxter, Thompson & Co
W. J. Painter
Atlantic Avenue
Twentieth Ward
W. E. Hamonett & Co
West Street
Brushton
Daniel Double
Wasbabough
Reed
Reed 6. Coyle & Co, Sold To R. T. O’donoghue, Three Late In Reed B.coyle
Monongahela Streat
O'Donoghue
Black & Baird
M. Noonan
Simon Beamer
Joncaire Street
M. F. Hipple & Co
Margaretta Milem
Station
Fravel Streets
Nineteenth Ward
Messrs. Hinple & Co
L. C. Frazier
Z. Wainwright
Thirty-eighth Street
Fifteenth Ward
William
Exchange &Tockk
Pitta, Pet
Stock & Metal
Pasciacsadeeseie
Exebers & Tal Hans We Pitts, & Western Consignee
Lake Erie
Ee Saad
Wren
Coonsere IB
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Suissaresees
Ahoure Air Brake Co
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Richmond
West Point
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Erle & Weat
Lake Shore
Louisville& Nashville
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacifo
Oh One & Misatsal Pdes
Oregon Improvement
Poliagel
Pullman Palace
Hichmann
W. Eichmond
W. EE Bi
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ENEY
Say
Feak
Wall Street
Grangers
Vr & Ste Repbensoil
Aspen
Virginia
Hale and Norcross
Homestake
Horn Bay
Barasei
Nevada
Standard
Cardinal Lavigerie
Il Im
Algeria
Belgium
Portugal
Congo
Caroline Islands
Manuel Gar
L’ Eclair
Boulanger
Paris
M. Dupeaud
Strong
Iowa
Sioux City
Emanuel Church
George Bradafetter
Alpit
William Jones
British Channel
Dungeness
Caroline Robert de Masay
Waithwait Hall
Dover
Kate Flinn
Forbes Bepee
Moorhead
Miss Dietrich
W Bseboo
Peebles
Tocoal
Bee. Rinehart
Ralston
Bomers Street
Thirteenth Ward
John Laughlinn
Monon School
Thomas Kernan
Mies
Jennie W. Bostwick
School of Design
Howard School
Tae Disratrom
Pittsburg Academy
Florence
Prof
Logan
Hancock School
Nellie Kelly
East Liberty
Oriies
TEE
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Jerom & Cattle
Summerville Heights
Augusta, GA
PES Tne Etal Oecevieal
C. A. Linsy
Opl
Augusta
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Tees
Brokers Financial
Commission
Myl
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Castoris
Ge Peng
Seat Nae Bi
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Thomas Dawson
Tupgill
Middleham
Yorkshire
Eng
Dan Mace
Wall
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Geatiensen
Jel
Chester
Robert Prost
Nanan
Fred Wale
HosEne L'E2ost
John Smith
England
Hayes
Wali
Alwa
Joa
Sutre
Isaac Lawrence
Alfred Smith
Hi Sechet
Tox
Nelson & Sona
Cattle Saleam
Imps Bey Keanna Esq
Transit House
FAA
Istex
A. Wall
Warrington
Hough Nelson
Nota Bene
Pitteburg
William France
Regail Grocers
Diamond Street
Maxon
Dr. Wall
Iilliam Francs & Som
Lnbel
Nature
Tarrant & Co
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