Supreme Castle notes and parade details in states report
The document lists investments, new castles formed in New Jersey, a parade in Atlantic City and Willow Grove, and awards given to Ocean Commandery. It names officers and committees for the Supreme Castle, details counts of commanderies, brigades, and included regions such as Montana Rhode Island Mississippi Wyoming New Jersey and tolls for sick or funeral benefits. It notes a meeting next Thursday to settle preparations before adjournment sine die and highlights awards for leaders and lines of march.
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Golden Eagles
Supreme Castle
Springfield
New Jersey
Louis E. Stila
Acme Castle
Pride of Afton _ 17
Willow Grove
R. Emory Ennisado
Montana
Rhode Inland
Mississippi
Wyoming
Sagengeon Castle
Aes
Ivanta
Ocean Commandery
Atlantic City
Mt Penn Commandery
Reading
General Ency
Alecheny
Wich
Couaigts
A. C. Lytle
Altoona
Davis Cassellbe
Huston
Phoe Fiua
Parasties
Irving W. Kelly
Trenton
N. d
George H. Summer
Charlestown
Mass
Jacob M. Gardner
Aunston
Timothy McCarthy
Philadelphia
William Culbertson
Ernest Koch
Darien
Atlanta
Law
J. D.es
Pennsylvania
Lyman P. Lewis
Massachusetts
Henry T. Rayner
Edward G. Rowand
Swot
John Dickinson
William ©. Brown
Jacob H. Thompson
Delaware
Horace J
District of
Columbia
Jacob BH. Aull
Mary
Parade Preparations Mark Allegheny Bi Centennia Event
Select Knights prepare for a July 17 parade in Allegheny with Colonel Lewis urging uniform parity and strong turnout. A social gathering, refreshments by James Jiles, and transport plans are outlined, plus an invitation to Chicago for a National Commander session with $ fare quoted and details on assembly at Weigantown Hall.
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Allegheny
Powibic
James Jiles
Lewis
Sta Eston
C. V. Lewis
Protessors
Jone 7
Onenet
V. Lewis
Firsi Regiment
Itlelurkes
Dean Sik
Sui Contiandery
United American Mechanics
I Took
Chleago
National Omimeller
UW. L.A. M
Sau
Weiggan ‘Ton Hall
Sixth Avenue
U. A
Heptasophs Conclaves Plan District Banquets This June
The Heptasophs report nine initiations and 24 applications at the Zeta Conclave. District Deputies are instructed to visit designated conclaves and report. Four Supreme representative districts near meeting the quota for next Supreme Conclave as the General Committee prepares anniversary events. Banquets are slated in Altoona on June 27 and in Scranton on June 11 with Supreme Archon A Duncan expected.
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Zeta
North Side Concave
Supreme Archon
Supreme Representative
J. K. Moorehead
District No
Altoona
Brother
A. Duncan
Local lodge plans new building on Penn Avenue site
The order proposes to erect a magnificent structure on Penn Avenue near Seely Row after purchasing a $22,000 property. One thousand shares have already been subscribed as the committee, led by Pittsburg Council No. 28 and Eureka Council No. 38, urges members to buy stock by June 22. Other notes mention a New York trustee, branches planned in Wilkinsburg and Freeport, and Corpus Christi mass at Holy Name Church.
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Uepone
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
RG. McMillan
F. & Bell
W. L. Lytle
Marion Cornel Jr
C. R Jones
W. C. Kers
Robert Porter
Eureka Council
A. G. Tim
Jones
J. C. Thoma
Late News Roundup From Across The Nation
A mixed bag of briefs reports ongoing labor strikes in Toronto and Minnesota, criminals arrested or tried in multiple states, fires destroying mills and ships, and political moves including a proposed Louisiana lottery amendment. Notable items include a Philadelphia woolen mill assignment, a Payson Utah boy burned, a Vancouver to San Francisco steamship plan, and a New Orleans lottery proposal for public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radnor Hunt Club
Philadelphilphia
Illinois
Alven
Kezon
Payson
Utah
Saar Company
Vancouver
San Francisco
Rynse
Kansas City
Creand
Kelsey
Kosbena Indian Agency
Wisconsin
Farmers’ Alliance of
Minnesota
Fela
Mammoth Fort Pitt Works to be moved to North Jeannette
The Fort Pitt Glass Works by Dithridge & Co. will relocate to North Jeannette, creating a 140 by 500 foot six-building plant costing over $200,000 and employing at least 500. The Pennsylvania Railroad will service all buildings with new tracks, and construction aims for completion by August 15. Surrounding land parcels, streets, and an immediate sale of about 100 acres are planned for June 21 to catalyze the project.
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New Bedford
Clevelanda
Windirostock
Japan
Linden
Tex
James McGregor
Atlanta
Des Moines Union
Burt
Winchester
Chippewa
Wis
Albany
Anthony Gould
City National Bank
Whitney
Leo F. Wilson
Shelbyville
Ariz
Fort Grant
Bisbee
Huachuha
Martin Colored
Sarah Ceewht
Columbus
Elmer Peeatoell
Fort Pitt
Fort Pitt Land Company
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Charles Somers & Co
W. B. Wallace
Edward Robenstien
Brushton Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Groveland
Mines Avenue
Black & Blaird
William Breeze
W. H. Taylor
Craig Street
Dellefeld
Center Avenue
J. Walter Hay
Valley View Place
Reed B. Coyle & Co
William Davies
Marion Place
Fourteenth Ward
Brown & Saint
W. F. Scott
Western Avenue
J. E. Glass
Boquet
Wilmot Streets
Oakland
Boquet Street
Wilmot Street
Dornberger & Ochmler
Samuel W. Black & Co
Washington Street
Seventh Ward
City
Householder &Jones
Broad Street
Negley Dvens
New York Finance Offers Safe Treasurers Trust Certificates
American Loan and Trust Company with Charles A. Fenn and Frazer & Co. offer 750000 of Treasurer's trust certificates of indebtedness by United States Land and Investment Company. Security deposit in Holland Trust. property valued around 6 million with annual income near 550000. Underwritten by a prominent New York banking house. interest from January 1 18% at 6 percent. viewed as exceptionally safe given guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Loan and Trust Company
Broadway
New York
Charles A. Fenn
Messrs. Frazer & Co
United States Land and Investment Company
Holland Trust Company
Presea Ich
Furst
Holland Trust Couny Security
Wall St
New York City
American Loain and Trust Company
Newsboys Arrested for Stealing Rubber Balls
Two newsboys Charles Jackson aged 11 and George Johnson aged 12 were arrested yesterday afternoon in Fleishman’s store after noon by Detective Robinson. They stole rubber balls from a bag and were held at Central station for about an hour before being released on promise to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jackson
George Johnson
Fleishman’s
Robinson
Speed
Central Station
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company pamphlet on lake trips
The Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company issued a handsome illustrated pamphlet detailing various lake trips. It features Mackinac scenery and keepsake pictures, described as worth preserving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company
Mackinac
Conference of Freight Agents Fails to Decide at Niagara Falls
The Niagara Falls meeting of freight agents adjourned without reaching a conclusion on advancing lake differentials and will revisit the subject soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Castoria Reappears in Rhyme About a Little Girl
A nostalgic verse recalls a motherly remedy used for a sick baby and a child then carried into adulthood. The nursery rhyme mentions a girl who becomes a miss and clings to Castoria as her family grows.
Inactive List Narrow Trading Amid Broad Quotations
The market yesterday showed narrow trading with 200 Citizens' Traction shares changing hands. Banks and insurance stocks mostly firm. Allegheny Heating up, Bridgewater slightly off, Philadelphia Gas steady, Wheeling modest gains, and several other local names mixed with small moves across both active and inactive listings.
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Citizen's
Citizens
Allegheny Heating Company
Bridgewater
Chartiers
Philadelphia Gas
Wheeling & Shade
Central
Pitesburg
Pleasant Valley
Wall Street Stock Totals And Prices In Late Trading
The report lists bid and asked prices for gas and coal stocks including Peoples Nat Gas, Washington Co., and Pittsburgh Gas. It notes Passenger Railway and Mine stocks with specific bids and asks, plus Electric Light stocks like Alleghany Electric and Westinghouse. Total New York stock sales reached 126,990 shares with key figures for Atchison and Union Pacific among others.
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N.Y
Cleveland Gas Coal Co
Aarer
la Noria Mimine CO
Luster Mining CO
Alleghany County Electric
Tanne
Csncerescesees
Westinghouse Ies
Union Switch and Signal Co
Union Switch
Aio Westinghouse
Labares Tases Traction
New York
Atchison
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Monetary Situation and Outlook Shows Moderate Demand and Gains
A late report notes money was needed modestly yesterday but withdrawals did not erase surplus. Clearing House data indicates rising bank exchanges and a stronger overall outlook for the summer. Money on call in New York remained easy with a 4 percent closing offer. sterling exchange held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
New York
Sterling Exchange
Seeen
Bostom
Baltimore
Clearin
Cen
Philadelphia
Aclearin
Chicago
Cilearinjes
New York Exchange
Oil Market Fluctuates As Week Ends In Mixed Action
The old market showed little change with Pittsburg readings bullish yet unable to beat outside exchanges. A day loss and weekly drift led to mixed trading with prices fluctuating between opening and closing levels. New York activity showed irregular open with Joly slipping and spot prices falling before steadying. A new Pittsburg refining venture, the Pittsburg Tuboene Refining Co, seeks to transform refining via a tube based process led by E J Godfrey and C F Thoma, promising higher yield and simpler operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsborg
Bilger
Biiger
Bieleona Bion
Petroleum
Anc
Sége
Joly
Sige
Bic
Beck No. 2 leads in Chartier sands in Pittsburg area
Report notes Beck No. 2 well in Chartier district is good and sand quality described as best in the section. Henry Johnston has leased 47 acres with a bonus of $11,000, and outlook predicts strong success from new drilling method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartier
Henry Johnston
Homes For The People Permits This Week In Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh city records show a major permit for an lca factory in the First ward at 78 000 dollars. B F Reynolds approved to build 16 two story dwellings and John Dimling eight. The total permits count 61 across four hundred plus thousand dollars, with the Twenty First ward leading for industrial and residential construction.
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Yalnoe
Lca
First Ward
B. F. Reynolds
John Dimling
Twenty-first Ward
Union Ice Manufacturing Company
First Avenue
W. Brown
Craig Street
Thirteenth Ward
A. Becker
Suneca Street
Ella Street
Sixteenth Ward
Herman Frietsche
Stanton Avenue
Ghieent
John G. W. Smith
Liberty Street
Twentieth Wa
George Freker Heirs
Center Ave
Ss Birt Neies
Atrick
Mellwood Avenue
Freda Hering
Cargill
Elizabeth Morris
Ridge Street
M. H. Kearney
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
J. Milliken
Preston
Sheridan Avenue
Isabella Smeigh
Summersea Street
Wa Duquesne Building Company
Elizabeth Street
John Hoffmann, Jr
South Eighteenth Street
Annie E. Davis
Rome
McKnight Street
Phillip Otto
Sciota Street
Jobin Btler
Hulmes Street
Eiguwenth
E. E. Lamper
Wicklow Street
J. M. Skiles
Broad Street
John McClnen
Grazier Street
George Baker
Bigelow Street
B. Wolff
Bingham Street
Ecente Signe
Ware
Rem
J. E. Hayward
Mayflower Street
James E. Jordan
William J. Powell
Sydney Street
Lorens Pebisch
Picnic Street
Fred Karl
Mingo Street
Thirteenth
George Johnston
Wylie Avenue
Anton Zender
Boundary Street
Hoquet Street
F . Bronnan
Dresden Alley
A. L. Watkins
Collins Avenue
William A. Birchell
Seeley Avenue
Elizabeth Kent
Kelly Street
Olivan Street
F. Reynolds
Pointview Street
Jane Street
George Kropwets
Monastery Avenue
John Zumner
Christoph Diethorn
Gwelig
Jacob Swalich
Erie Street
Julianna Reefer
Carson Street
M. Carroll
Norton Avenue
James Williams
Rural Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
George W. Gardner, Jr
Geneva Street
Seventeenth Ward
William Schiln¢mann
Thomas W. Aislett
M. L. R. Gass
Cato Street
Joseph Poor
Forty-second
Herman Stuckelman
Ruth Street
Thirty-second
Macy Elfer
Calvin Street
Serventeeth Ward
Standard Lumber Company
Heitler Street
Mary Ann Cottrell
Water Works Alley
Frank Blank
E. Ward
Park Avenue
Soho Huilding Company
Forbes Street
Market Quiet in New York as Wait for Silver Bill Looms
In New York June 7 the stock market was limited and mostly unremarkable aside from room traders hammering names ahead of the silver bill action. Early gains faded, with Louisville and Nashville among the declines, St Paul and Atchison in narrow ranges, and Quicksilver showing life while Sugar and Chicago Gas posted mixed moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Youk
Louisville
Nashville
St. Paul and
Atchison
Quicksilver
Benen
Trusta
Sgure
Sis
Aig
Chicago
Market Summary Signals Mixed Week for Stocks and Bonds
Volume and liquidity shifted as government bonds remained firm while state issues lagged. Sugar Trust and Chicago Gas fluctuated amid legal bets, silver bullion certificates rose from 101% to 108.45, and railroad earnings stayed strong, suggesting possible stock and bond gains if money tightness eases before month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Chicago Gas Trust
Chicago Gas
Sugar Trust
Speerens
United States Treasury
Congress
Europe
Tia New York Stock Exchange
Whitley & Stephenson
Pittsbury
New York Stock Exchange
Market Close Brightens Sugar Shares Amid Mixed News
Sugar Trust certificates led the session with a 2 percent rise and active trading. Atchison May earnings rose by 832000 pounds, while the bank's reserve slipped slightly but ample funds remain for business. Telegraphs grow nationwide with Western Union reporting vast wire and offices, census counts forecast growth, coal demand improves, and rail stocks show mixed interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Oakley & Co
New York
Atchison
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
Agricultural price list and market notes from Produce Exchange
A historical market brief lists spring patent and feed prices including No 2 oats at 28c and No 2 white oats at 22c, with several hog and lard items and boxed dry salted shoulders priced. Butter and eggs are noted as steady and unchanged in the Produce Exchange today.
Live Stock Markets Cattle Receipts Firm as New York Slips
Receipts of cattle totaled about 168 head with shipments to New York. market shows little activity with few sales. Through consignments 40 cars of cattle moved to New York today, 2700 head in transit overall. Prices for best Yorkers indicate limited trading and no sale action in other lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitrspurg Dispatch
New York
Medi
Select
Sion
Smexr
Heceipte
Dickens Gin Punch and a Dairy Farm Joke
A Niagara Spray columnist recalls Dickens pride in gin punch called Five shillings and costs as Wilkie Collins praises the drink. The anecdote contrasts Dickens craft with a conjuring-like process. A dairy farm anecdote then shows Uncle Zeb pointing to Old Cramplehorn as the cow yielding the most milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hollingshead
Niagara Spray
Charles Dickens
Wilkie Collins
Chicago Tribune
Zeb
Zele Zeb
Trees with mossed trunks more prone to lightning
A German scientist reports that trees whose trunks are covered with moss or lichen are more likely to be struck by lightning. He suggests the oak's relative immunity may be connected to this phenomenon.
Proof On Proof From Pittsburg Mill Worker
Mr. David Pitchford, a heater at the U S Tin Mills in Demmiler station, recalls eleven years of metal work and explains how furnace heat and sudden air changes since 1873 caused chronic colds, nasal blockage, throat soreness, and night breathing difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pitchford
Pittsburg
United States
Demmiler Station
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Brothers Kerr and
Williams
Wilkinsburg
James B. Smith
California
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Sarae
Association For
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Pride of Manchester Council
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Hammond
Ames
Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
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Hawes
Nova Scotia
House of Correction
King
New Orleans
Louisiana
John A. Morris and Associates
Fort Pitt Glass Works
Wall Street
Fourth Avenue
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Charles Somers &Co
Anderson, Beeckman & Co
Lim
Parnassus
W. A. Herron & Sona
Lower Penn Avenue
Gosalp
Emsworth
Dan Talmage
Monongahela Water Company
East End
J. F. Stark
J.C. Forse
la Nuria
Fort Wayne
Hugh Lafferty
Boggs
Thirty-second Ward
Newsboys
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Peaeeeaveneees
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First National Bank
Pitwburg
Xen Eada Bank
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Birmingham
National Ioe
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Hepeone Bank
Gg Ae Ne National Bank
Ace i Baches Re Commerce
Eons
Batidee
Ersee Eeee
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Lig
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Base It Company
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West End Savings
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Allegheny Insurance &To
Allegheny Gas Co
Wium
Manchester
Erheny Valley
Pitts
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Norfolk & NR
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Buffalo
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Wikie Coblos
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Commission
Raltimedise & CO
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Demmier Station
Ares
Rand
Wes
Dra, Copeland & Blair
Dr. Copeland
Copeland Gelala
Catarra
Corner Smithfield
Diamond St
Dispatch Business
Smithfield
Diamond Sta
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United States Land and Investment CO
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Chas. A. Fenn
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