Post -sponsored G A R rites and installations timeline
A long, fragmentary report describes multiple Grand Army of the Republic posts and Ladies of the G A R ceremonies. It covers officer installations, speeches by Corade Bryant and others, presentations of badges and rings, entertainments by local clubs, and notes on arrivals, retirements, and upcoming events across several posts and circles in late January.
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Pest Maonen
Monier Wight
Post
Lonc
Rippey
G. A. Hia Wea
Fair Hall
Wednes- Gr. Venine
George A. Cateady
Corade Bryant
St. Louis
Cassady
Strtydirst
INS
John & Brown
Commancard Stewert
Rene
Samuel Scott
Scott
Lewis and Marden
Sandower Lands
Stewert
Campbell
Bryson
Steenters
Post & Last Thureday
John Aml Brown
W. W. Pieffer
Grand Army Bend
Comerane Pred Beachler’s
Thomas G. 5
California
Panett
Thoreday
Lewis
C. M
Ta ‘ Salmet
Meneer
John Kaun
V. L Turner
William Moffat
Janes L. Trawson
Sarseon
M. Vanhorm
Jerosrd
H. L Hover
Frank C. Calhous Leer
Thomas Terrant
Rowemster
Albert C. Shaffer
Denny Ttr
Cramer
Lan Bogh
Sentinels
Joe
M. Patterson
Utility
Moorcison
Bryant
Odometer
BM. Srons
Post 128
C.roo
Peart
Fmeomins
W. C. Rus
Morade Knesell
Peli
Enriy
Tcert Teal
Post 155
Postois
Hellestead
Eiflbeve
Eocoe J DB Seveitzer
Jo Bowers Peet i
Circle No.7
Jones
Willem EH
Gerla
Feverish Wall Street Opens With Narrow Town Shares
A chaotic yet active New Year session shows heavy liquidation in Louisville and Nashville and New England while Coni Industrials and low priced issues hold most strength. Prices open up modestly but slide. New England and Louisville and Nashville lead losses as overall volume nears 291,84? shares with the market ending near day’s lows.
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New England
Louiseville
Nashville
Fonds Hbett
Louisville
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Richmond
West Paint
New York
Northern
Anhattan
Storks
Chicago Gaz
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Northern Pacific
Reading
West Point
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Wren
Eri
Flrats
Kirshmoad
John M. Oakley & Co
Wall Street
Wired
Chicago
Exchange
Western Union
Lake Erie
Western Common
Meeting of the Pennsylvanian Woman's Torps Board at Brookville
A damaged 19th century report details the Tupe meeting of the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvanian Woman's Torps Home at Brookville. It notes debts, a state loan proviso, a draft for 1 000 voted by the Legislature, and election of officers and board members for the ensuing year. The roster includes A F Lion, T Morrison, J Brown, M Heavies, Mrs. Hoten, Abbie Lynch, Sarah J. Watson, Alaris Lennard, Ivo Esane, and Brookville’s W L Gray as treasurer.
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Pe Oe Viveula Moncorial
Brookville
Pennerlvania
ChellefGorps
Lykens
Eam
Ba Henil
Stata
Indies Reerivy
G. A. KL
Sea Fe
A. F
Rev. Lykens
T. A. Morrison
J. B. Brown
Harrisburg
Tre M. Heavies
Drie
Drie; Mrs. Hoten 5, Es Vetbwort: Min. Abbig Lynch
Sarah J. Watson
Beaver Fell
Alaris Lennard
Wilkesburro
Ivo
Esane
Lock Haven
Hon
Lion
Helen
Morririterdine
Abbie Dayneh
Jennie B. Reaviley
W. Il. Gray
Department Encampment meeting set for February in Metrowburg
Department Commander Reeve announces arrangements for a Deepartment Encampment in February with pretons to start soon. The executive committee will be called to finalize orders from points in Pontesivaains for the rowed trig orecard sales, including items and prices, and to elect officers for Post 176 in Lewistown, with W. O. Husnell named as vice commander.
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Commor Jous Horpir
Post 8
Tror Liil
Post 187
Askine
W. J. Patterson
Jos
W. Monetasp
Patterson
Moreland
Allegheny Country Association of Union ex-Prisoners of Werlast Mender
R.A. A. Petterson
George Welsh
Tresenter
J. J. Hatcbineen
A. H. Tones
F. L. Broun
M.D
James B. Cole
G. W. Crawford
Joan Keonin
Russell
Comrande Russel
Simone
Turner
Allentown
Garfield Circle
Jennie Brooks
V. P
Mary Taylor
J. V.P
Machiniens
Dom Conguerresa
K. Frieberger
Chapinten
M. Grece
Goard
Sofia Miller
Desefates
Mary McCamish
E. J. Smith
Mary Welsh
Mettwburg
Naceetive
Wartil Peters
Oteric
Ranener Tollew
Chariacs
Schlosser
Scott
Deshon
Aitton
Boston
Joan BP. Taster
Lewistown
Muths County
Seier Vics
W. O. Husnell
No. 6 Officer Lineup and Beaufort Memorial Plan
H J Finacen remains adjutant of No 6 this year while No 6 members tour city court. Garrer of McCandless townslin attended court. Sapien of Tortie Creek handles pension matters. Joumw Gnazssre now in O Hara township reports recruits. An excursion to Beaufort is planned with memorial service at National Cemetery for about 16000 soldiers. a revenue cutter will transport soldiers to Hilton Head and other sites. J H Stevenson, a law underwriter, invites inquiries.
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H. J. Finacen
No. 6
Cownape Borrrr Garrer
McCandiless Townslin
Compnor Prink Sapien
Noo. 6
Tortie Creek
No, Gwill
National Cemetery
Hilton Head
J. H. Stevenson
Ulsorvey
Law
Pima
Home Securities Week in Boston Market Weakly Ends
Trading of good proportions and values rose on a higher level led by Duquesne Traction with 1,186 shares and Philadelphia Gas with 1,000 plus. Total sales on call aggregated 3,007 shares and $2.00 bonds.
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Luster
Boston
Earl
Pleasant Valley
Duquesne
Wheeling Gas
Philadelphia Gas
Birmingham Traction B. O
Wer Exchange
Boston Hunery
Philadelphia
Ges
Lester
Duquesne Traction
Pilledalubia Gas
Stock prices on the New York Stock Exchange corrected
The table lists active stock prices from yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Corrections were made by WILLITNEY &. STEPUENSON, longtime Pittsburgh members of the exchange, located at 57 Fourth Avenue.
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Saaiel
Northwestern
Sueeen c
Ebaseedaresee
F. Eden Vas & Ga
St Pris
ION
Lake Erie
Giske Share & M. Fe
Louisville & Nasiville Oe
Mobile & Ohio
Chigan Central
Theourh Pehle
S.r Cesy
New York Central
St. L
Norfolk & Wester
No & Estern
Oltlo En
Mantes
North Ieee
Finaeppiin & Ieahteg
Cc. C
Pullman Palaer
Richmond & W
Richmond & W. St. Paul & Alate
Texas i al Minn
Yestern
Wheeling & Lie
Ational CO
Philadelphia
Whitney & Stephenson
Aro
Fourth Avenue
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Haltroad
Cussescasserill Ading Hall
Asa Sa Secersa
Senate
Ss Y
Phila
Lehigh Valley
Ccscscsee Iiia
Northern Pact
Bisasta Oases
Aeeneee Norther Pacific
Mnni Leyes i Sehigh Navigation
Sscsseee
Boston
Teh
Toon
Dolores & Heels
Geaeeveensees
Hoston& Maine
Kearea
Aie
Fisiney
Castern R
Santa Fe Copper
Mass
Central
Timarackia Ee
Mex
Oun - Pindlston Land Co
Ave
Hoston Land Coss
West End Land Co
Act
Ola Colony
Sa Water Power
Fell Telephone
Maas Central
Aeotis
F.telep
Teleg
Thomson-Hocston
New York
Willitney &Stepuenson
Pittsburg
Mining and Electric Stock Quotations Featured
The latest mining stock quotations from New York and others list Crown Point 120, Homestake 1100, Mexican 160, Ontario 4500, Sierra Nevada 15 percent, Standard 110, Yellow Jacket 0, and best bids versus asks. Electric stocks in Boston and Detroit show bid and ask figures for Eastern Electric Cable Co, Thomson-Houston pref and common, Detroit Electrical Works, with scattered quotes and partial figures.
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New York
Alies
Aspen
Crown Point
Consolidated California
Virgin
Deadwood T
Homestake
Orn
Iron
Mexican
Ontario
Opotr
Pismonath
Suva
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Thion Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Best and Belcher
Boston
Jan
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Thomson-Houston
Wayne Electric Secartanes
Detroit Electrical Works
Bar Silver Quotations
New York reports bar silver at 96 percent refined per ounce while London market shows 45 cents over per ounce. Special. The day’s dealer price reflects gains in precious metal trading and market volatility.
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New York
London
Financial Digest Reports Strong Bank Week in New York and Cities
The first week of the year brings gains in banking and commerce. Clearing figures show substantial excess over last year while money demand remains healthy. New York bank statements rise across most items with reserves above required levels and a steady money market despite a few declines.
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Pandine
Eve Ee
New York
Sterling Exchange
Financial summary of bank clearings and exchange rates
Bank clearings across cities show weekly totals in the hundreds of millions with balances varying by location. New York exchange trades at a premium around 40 cents, money rates around 6 to 7 percent, and weekly versus last year figures are provided for several centers including Philadelphia and New Orleans.
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Caicaco
New York Exchange
Loris
New York
New Yeur
Nlances
Philadelphia
Barthmone
Haiet
Live Stock Markets Report From Port Hackney
Live stock market notes from Orricn or Tre Disraton dated Saturday January 9 show mixed receipts and shipments. Cattle receipts six head with no demand, three cars shipped to New York. hogs receipts six thousand four hundred with market active and Philadelphia prices around 4 to 4.55, New York bids slipping. sheep receipts eight hundred with three thousand shipped and market unchanged.
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Orricn
Catrix
New York
Peace in Tennessee Ends Convict Labor at Briceville Mines
A compromise in Tennessee plans to move about 100 convicts to Oliver Springs for work within days and to grant Briceville permanent exemption from convict labor. In return miners would halt hostilities and allow Coal Creek and Oliver Springs mines to operate peacefully, prompting possible withdrawal of state troops and reduced guarding.
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Nashville
Oliver Springs
Briceville
Coal Creek
SICK HEADACHE PILL CLAIMS LISTED
A garbled OCR fragment lists several patent medicine labels including Carter’s Little Liver Pills and similar products. It appears as a brief vendor or ad snippet with multiple misspellings and inconsistent capitalization. No clear events or dates are present.
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Farsar
Carter
Old Wells Failing In McDonald Field Oil Drops Noted
The McDonald field shows production declines with barrels down from 32,000 to 30,000 and stocks from 79,000 to 72,000. Several wells were shut due to lack of water or gas while others were drilled to deeper sand in hopes of deeper pay. New territory in Virginia opens with a wildcat well in Lewis county flowing oil at 2,100 feet. The Shippenville Oil and Gas Company formed at Edinburg, capital $300,000, to operate gas and oil. Production totals and pipeline shipments rise and fall with field activity, as operators report flows from multiple wells and continue testing in Gordon sand zones.
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Jamon G. Neeley
Sarah Folani
August Job
Joseph Horodnowicz
Anton Florek
Teda Golanski
Frank Gamatowski
Frank Gaksen
Daniel Zwiersinski
M. Jacobs
Hipple & Co
Rilen Barkle
Adeliaid Winterbaker
Marion
Tustin
Sixth Ward
Alles Bros. & Co
John Dippte
George Meyers
A. H. Aeron
A. C. Watkins
Vickrey Street
McDonald Field
Pittsburg
Carr Bros
Beall
Independence
Kennedty, Garinier, Pitzeibbons & Co
Kennedy
Oakdale
Tfth
Fisher & Co
Patterson & Jones
Kelso Farm
Emnme
No. T
Tiel
Leonnard Shaffer
Forst & Greenlee
Gladden Farm
McDonald
Givens & Co
McDonald Borough
Noblestown Road
Gordon
Koerner, Westhead & Co
McDowell
Laurel Hill
Wheeling Gas Company
Woods Farm
Crowley Bros
Willow Grove
Learn & Porson
Forest of Company
J. M. Glenn
R. W. Glenn
Coast Bros
Os McMichael
McCurdy
Guekert
Learn
Jennings
Reed Farm
Venice
Gormnion
Hussler, Davis & Botte
Boyce Farm
Patterson & Joneshive
Fort Pitt Gas Company
John Patton
Stoups’ Ferry
Lewis County
W. Va
Shippenville Oi and Gas Company
Edinburg
P. F. Kribba
Lineville
Fryborg
Grandale
Elk City
mocDowell
McDowell & Crawford
G. M. Cushing
Dell Oil Me
Guffey, Jennings & Co
Mathews
Matthews
Herron
Bell
Oakdale Oil Company
Baldwin
Wallace
Forest Oil Company
Pennsylvania
National Transit
Macksburg
Buckeye
The Week in Oil Market Moves and Forecasts
The market rose briefly with bullish signals then eased, trading about 3,009 barrels and leaving many traders cautious. Predictions of a dollar rise before year end circulated, tied to McDonald field prospects and Standard Oil’s stance, with sentiment uncertain about near-term price directions.
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McDonald Field
Tural
Wheat and Commodities Mixed as Markets Change Tone
Wheat steadies after early gains in Cutcaco trading with May opening near 1.3 to 3 cents and buyers lifting prices briefly. Corn trades quiet, oats follow corn lower, while hog futures show price strength fading. Across futures, spot and near futures hold steady though distant futures show resilience. Exchange notes and prices conclude with varied gains and losses, reflecting mixed demand and carryover pressures.
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Cutcaco
Jan
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Mks Hulange Bonbhos Tuntex
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Hudson
Pittabure
Jacob W. Sweyer
Poser
Coxsapr
T.G. Jorrs
Mary Forsythe
Connapn Moxtoonrnr Coox
G. A. FR
Soldiers’ Widows Home &T Ver
Odd Fellows
Wilkineburg
Grand Lodge
Sexton Vier
Joan G. Asm- Baron
Henry Gipson
Derry Station
Westmoreland County
L M. Heap
Weat Edlenbecth
Coroxz
J. B.swerreen
Sanvel Scott
Tar Department
G A.R
Rachel Doran
City
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Circle No. 7
Artington Avenue
Rechel Doron
T.G. Jones
D. V
J. Thoma, Jr. v
F. Plowmarker
J. Barnes
Mary G. Jones
Ericn Slowshawer
Ranthienn
Mies Rate Kauffmann
Chaylain Barcesor
Barrett
Kauffman
Cortlex
Indies
Chapman Circle No. 6
G. AE
Allerhem
M. J. Turner
E. Mong
MM. McClure
Hele McAlees
Milas A. Burns
Richardson
M. Smack
McAlese
Circle
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Wood Street
Childs
Fifth Avenue
Wolf Bros
Brush
Black & Baird
Keeley Institute
John A. Warden
Beaver Street
Sewickley
Keeley
Paronesses Institute
City Hall
J. H. Coleman & Co
Frankstown Avenue
Station Street
Nineteenth Ward
Highland and
Larimer Avenues
Penn Avenue
Liberty Hall
Penn
Hland Sand Penn
East Liberty
East End
James W. Breen
A. W. E. Bauck
A. L. Watkins
Orai Street
Collins Avenue
Manchester
Dirmingham Traction
Trimbel
Penn ‘Avenue
Orphans’ Court
James P. Quinn
Firth
Grant
John Carver
Alexander Bennett
New Franklin Road
Reserve Township
Citizens National Bank of
New Castle
Thomas W. Phillips
Cresate
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Company
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Water Street
Monongahela House
German National Bank
Geeana F. Co
Keeling Gas Co
Central Traction
Citizens’ Traction
Pittsburg Traction
Pittsburg Junction
RB. K. Co
Co, Gas Coal Co
Luster Mining
Wesatingboune
Hela Navigation Co
Salon Switch and Signal Co
Henry Clews & Co
Eny
Union Veteran Legion
Home Securities
American Cotton
American Cotton OU
Pti
Sugarming Co
Ark
Feng Refining Co, Ly
Canada Southern
Canadian” Pacific
Ea Central of New Senses
Chesapeake
Oita
Fittsbars
U.S
N. J.C
Louisiana
Anpedis
Moen
Canada
St. Paul Concels
Pacific
Os &l
St. P. C&p
I. G
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Tex
R.G. West
Union Pac
WestShore
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Enat Liberty
Tennessee
Old Wells
West
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New Territory
Virginia
New York, Dan, &—Petroleum
Pennsylvania Oil
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Lima Oil
Frice
Toscaies Eoymons
Roggs
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Ing
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Sharon
Poor's Manual
The
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Fourth Ave
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Wall Street, New York
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Empire State Saving, Loan and Investment Association
BL Finley Smiley
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the Tiss Lee
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Aix
Angelos Usoigal Ingtists Co
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Pitmburg
Jos, Fitna
Stecet
Aseats Medical CO
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MEAD
York
Batestone
Bupeteney
Ackfinens & MB. Co
Droadway
Myil-Cisa
Annie Frontier
Rome Ann
W.c. Fowler
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Merlo
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