National Councilor Visits Local Councils Across Region
A National Councilor led a visiting tour of local councils in Ohio Pennsylvania and surrounding areas meeting Pride of Manchester Pride of West and Evening Star Council. Delegates discussed laws ensuring nationwide representation and expanded chartering authority for the National Council and subunit elections preparations.
United American Mechanica United in Erie August
The United American Mechanica plans events in Erie in August including a special session of the Supreme Commandery. Commanderies gain over $1300 from a July picnic and new uniforms arrive for several units. Comrade Shoemaker serenaded. National Council endorses UA M as only uniformed rank of Jr0 U A M with four new commanderies formed.
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Erie
Erie Commandery
T! Mononeshels House
Decener
Supreme Commandery
Mongwhela Commandery No
Garfield Commandery No
Charles F. Shoemaker
Ressutra Sheck
Besimont U. A.M
Edward Ss. Deemer
Natonal Corncil
James Patten
Bill Nye
Samos
National Council
United American Mechanica
R. Mc
Rew
National Council session notes and invitations mixed in
A fragmented 1891 report discusses the National Council of the United American Mechanics in Cleveland with references to future sessions in Atlantic City. It notes changes to the constitution and bylaws, new commanderies, and invitations to participate in national parades with the uniformed rank and junior order.
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Cleveland
National Council
John M. Andrews
East End
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Navionan Uourci Jn
U. A. DL
Pui LaveLrain
O. T. Cooems Recorder
United American Mechanteer
Sp “Deak Sikasp Brorarr
United American Mechanics
Order of United American Mechanics
Jon R. Banuits
National
Paraperenia
C.T. W. Cooper
The
TU. A
Atlantic City
Ekpwarp
Dezwin
Deemer
Community Circle Updates and Installations Across Town
Braddock Circle No. and others will attend the picnic with many members. Reports from Dr. Burlingame on McKeesport boom for Circle No. 49. Circles at Duquesne Heights and West End plan events, installations, and a Rock Point picnic on August 1. Officers for Banner Circle No. 6 and Rob Gres No. 51 installed, with lists of new officers and duties.
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Braddock Circle No
Frank W. Burlingame
McKeesport
Edward C. Purkey
Duquesne Heights
J. §. Gohorn
Pittsburg
East
David P. Relsing
Mt. Washington Circle
Dr. Painter
Worcester
Mass
Enterprise Circle
West End
Palmer
Supra
Sharon
Rock Point
A. G. Denney
Allentown
W. 5S. Bailey
Butler
Butter Circle No
Peerless Circle No. 75
P. H.C
Banner Circle No. 6
Sharpeburg
See Orunizer Bailey
Ss Folows
Jerome Raum
Leonard Prager
Caroline McAwley
Susie Raum
Martha Lansdale
L. Finegold
Chapisin
Bena Finegola
Guardi
Mary Raum
D. W. Dunsmore
J.B. Johnson
Bailey
Rob Gres No
fFident
John Hines
Charles Sohn
Guardian
Muczie Lockhart
M. K. Grifith
Ida Irwin
Daniel Vaughn
Jennie Hall
Katie Spryer
Annie Corlett
Porter
Samuel Doeshaffer
Harry
Isett
Sud Sohn
Wil
Reunion invites stretch across Rock Point and Titusville region
Invitations are issued for a reunion at Rock Point with activities in Titusville. The State Finances Committee remains active at Titusville and a charter request awaits action at Reynoldsville. The Grand Council of Pennsylvania holds meetings in Franklin with new committee assignments and praise for Branch 2 and leaders.
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Rock Point
State Finances
Titusville
Neh
Reynoldsville
Branch 58
Thomas Hughes
Supreme Trustees
Grand Council of Pennsylvania
Franklin
McGarry
Trastes Mathews
Canton Allegheny Masonic Lodge Meets Tuesday Evening
P G Charles Gross attends as the Canton Allegheny No. 53 P M social gathers Tuesday at 3 Federal Street Allegheny. R A Lamberton Encampment conferred the R P degree. W Jeffries made an official visit and promises to return. Samuel Parker visits as a former member inspiring younger brothers. Pittsburg Lodge reports a large turnout Friday with officers in place and planned work.
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P.G. Charles Gross
Canton
Allegheny
Federal Street
R. A. Lamberton
W. Jeffries
P. G. Samuel Parker
Tseng
Pittsburg
F. P. Hillyard
F. G
Acker Bis
Fort Pitt Lodge Leaders Rally At Special Meeting
Fort Pitt Lodge No. 1 members push to be among the best in the end of the state. The D D G M will confer a past official degree on P Gs after the regular business Tuesday evening. The twenty fifth anniversary of J B Nicholson No 585 is planned for Silver Lake Grove on Friday July 5 with Grand Master W Ed h and other officials attending.
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Bertram
Vile
Grant Loder
DD. G
Ecepd Jackson
Lorvia Loder
Teek
Torgets
Vrei
Bother Andrews
Oakland Lodge
Oakland
Coe .c A
Oaksnd
Jake Beckley
Maseman
Pittebert Hall Club
Missouri
Theoemaen
Tits Lodge
R.S
Torenn Lodge
J. SM. Andrews
Indemart
Rt Oe
Lorena
Acto
Thursdiyeine
Robert Cravwtt
W. B. Schild
G Hoover
Roand
Lrnch
Grool Sossel
Letige le
Grand Lodge
Weile
Allegheny
SSS
New Lodge
Jackson
Siant
Hetter Wauner
P.C. David T
Otupeoh
Deoder Leke
Tiovles
Mt. Washington
Ollis
Lis Brother
Industry Sa
Lexington
Tay Solidarkson
Schelte
le Belle Lodes
Sheleton
Speeme
Gran Dectt Vyookton Chotles
Babst
Pittsburg
Ty Claicynan
Supreme Finance Lowentree and
Peet
Tares
Philadelphia
Charittes
Ritayt Osnier
Loder No. Im
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McCutcheon
To Be
Jotees Flewder
John Hedrick
Allecheny Loder
North
Por
Har
Mary
MeeNabr
Mannan
West Senteo
Leo
Benett
Fort Pitt Lodge No
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Delegation from Bessemer aims for Grand Lodge meeting
Lawrence Lodge moves ahead with about 15 delegates attending a picnic at Pittsburg and vicinity. J W Moreland and A H Leslie are listed for Grand Lodge travel. Executive Committee of District Lodge met at Tarentam. Hazel Lodge Hazelwood plans initiations next Tuesday. West Manchester Lodge prepares for Grand Lodge session with several members attending. Delegates gathered at Hazel Lodge No 146 in Hazelwood discussed travel fares to Lock Haven, Pa and scheduling for July 20 at B Edmonston’s residence.
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Grand West
Grand Lodge
B. Bdmonston
Decatur Street
Allegheny
Sedgwick
Fulton
William G. Hohmann
Heptasopha Initiates and District Plans Reported
The article notes initiates at the last Heptasopha meeting and leadership contests in Pitteburg No. 8 and Mckrt No. 1. It mentions forthcoming district reports in the August Advocate, audits due by July 31, and weekly secretary responses. It also covers routine audits, rituals, medical director requests, and publication notes to Tus Distatce.
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Pitteburg No
Mckrt
J. E. Moorhead
Kee F
Supreme District
Courts Brothers
Supreme Arrebon
Ite
M. G. Cohen
Fifth Avenue
Masonic Lodges Report July Events And Installations
A compilation of fraternal notices from Manchester area lodges recounts July activities. Excursion plans by Columbus Council No. 49, Daughters of St. Scores, and Welcome Stranger Castle are noted, along with installations at Venus Castle 291 and Colonel Sam Black Council No. 344. Alleghany Council No.3 installed officers and honored retiring president Maury Brant.
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Columbus Council
Lovaf Industry
Wood Street
Eighteenth Street
Welcome Stranger Castle
MCG
Hazelwood
Fort Pitt Castle
Meece Castle
J. E. Stroup
Motz de Surve
Castle Sled
Sam Black
M. L. Patton
V.C
E. E.derson
Ore Helms
Myra Boyie
Mra. Dimond
Cook
Maury Brant
George Helms
Bhut
Dull Day at Chicago Board of Trade with Fading Outside Orders
Chicago reports the dullest day in months as outside orders vanish and local trade holds steady in a waiting mood. Pits are deserted and prices show little change across futures and cash markets including oats, wheat, flaxseed, pork, and sugars amid a quiet trading session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
M. On & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Rd
Chef Produce Exchange
Trade of the Week Sanguine notes on real estate and finance gains
The column reports improved sentiment in finance and trade, with strong railroad earnings, better iron markets, and rising construction activity. It highlights Booth & Flinn's 50 acre Pittsburg purchase, street improvements on Stanton avenue, expanding housing, and plans for further development as banks hold land for new ventures.
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Booth & Flinn
Negley and
Stanton Avenues
Rebecca and
Black Streets
Nineteenth Ward
Stanton Avenue
Pittsburg
Father Meillinger
Troy Hill
Father Mollinger
Real Estate Transfers Across City Wards
Movements in Realty list multiple Pittsburgh area property sales including four two story brick dwellings at Clark and Fulton for 6000 cash and various lots in Wilkinsburg Morningside Chartiers Tioga Agnew Piatt and Riverview plans with prices from 400 to 7000 dollars, with buyers including Joseph P McGaneigu F Hipple Co Summers St Clair, Wylie Avenue business buyer, and others.
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Center
Wilkinsburg
Incre Cs
Seeside Law Movement
Morningside Plan
F. Hipple & Co
I. H. Aaron
Tioga Street
Sloan & Co
Agnew Avenue
Piath Alle
Twenty-first Ward
East End
C. St. Clair
Charles Somera & Co
Wylie Avenue
Steelee
J. E. Gings
Watkins
Riverview
Twentythird Ward
Allquipps Place
Market Dull Yet Hints Of Rally In Home Securities
A quiet week in speculative circles with total sales under 600 shares but improved sentiment in other sectors. Railroads show rising earnings prospects, insurance stocks gain, and gas and utility issues firm while a few declines appear in electrical and traction issues.
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Philadelphia
Wheeling
Central Traction
Citizens Traction
Pleasant Valley
Itaburg Traction
Duquesne Traction
Bank Clearings Show Strong Week and Gains
The week shows a strong rise in business with better money demand. Bank clearings surpass year highs, while checking and depositing rise, and New York bank statements reflect favorable declines in reserves loans and deposits with circulation up. Bond quotients and money on call show steady conditions as markets adjust.
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Nturday
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bank Clearings and Balances Across Cities This Week
Weekly bank clearings and balances reported for major cities show varied activity. New York and Chicago display discounts and unchanged sterling, while Louisville and St Louis report notable totals and year over year comparisons.
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Altimore
Bay Naga
Louis
Peement
The Week In Oil Stocks Drift Amid Little Trading
Oil markets show little activity with no buyers for most of the week and prices barely moving. The lone sale was a small tag to Oil City as refiners report no money in oil at current prices while demand remains tepid and weekly runs edge up slightly.
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Wena
Oil City
New York
London
Antwerp
Ted Yeste
Ae Eae TL -Petroleum &.W. Vela
Darrow
Ible
Maine
Dull Week Ends with Little Market Movement in New York
The New York stock market closed a lifeless week with prices showing only scant movement. Bonds were steadier than stocks as investors stayed cautious and trading remained subdued amid limited demand and small changes in government and local issues.
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Bote
C.,c
St. Paul Atchison
Burlington
Louisville
Houston
Texas
Tme
Kentucky Central
New York Stock Exchange
Pee Drivatch
Warreet & Stephenson
Pittsburg
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