Social session highlights and upcoming events for veterans
Adjutant Eaton led the social session with Grand Commander Rowan and Comrade William Allen among attendees. Comrade Jiles teased as an Irish comedian while John Doyle marks 17 years in the AOUW and remains energetic. The report notes arrests, fines, a Chicago trip plan, a July Fourth prank, a June 28 picnic at Hammel's Garden, and the funeral of Comrade Dengel, underscoring the regiment’s strong social program and ceremonial thanks to guest bands and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Eaton
Rowan
Ichewla
William Allen
No. 1
James Jiles
No. 20
John Doyle
A.O.U. W
McKee
No. 10
Ed Wilt
James H. Hamilton
Bellevue Legion
Jr0
U.A.M
William Dencel
Dengel
Coronel
Knights
Eckert
Marty Moyn
Wm. Culbertson
Casino Museum
Sergeant McKee
Masonic Castles Confer Degrees and Plan New Installations
Golden Bungies Veous Castle No. 291 conferred degrees on four candidates last Wednesday evening. A new castle will be instituted in lower Alegheny at an early date and another in The General Committee will meet next Saturday evening. Star of the West Castle No. 83 conferred degrees on several candidates and heard propositions at its meeting last Wednesday. Lorena Castle initiated two candidates last evening. American Commandery No. 8 of Washington, D.C. sent resolutions of thanks to the local committee. The Baltimore Telegram praised Pittsburg session. New Brighton Castle opens tomorrow with the Cruikshank family and Charles Louis Quartet as principal attractions. fair runs two weeks with attendees from Pittsburg and Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veous Castle
Lower
Alepegheny
Smithfield Street
Star of the West Castle
Manchester Castle
Knights Brown and Taylor
Hamilton Hotel
Lorena Castle
Washington, D.C
Baltimore Telegramon
Pittsburg
New Brighton Castle
New Brighton
Cruikshank
Meer
Charles Louis
Allegheny
George Stone
Rauaha
A. Inskeep & Co
Cincinnati
Sam Clarke
W. Hatchelor
George E O' Neal
Ira Huntington
Onleans
Carla Joan F. Dravo
Pennsylvania
Louisville Cocurier—Journal
THE
New South
Louisville
Pitteburg and
Cincinnati Packet
Louis A. Bherley
Jackson
United States Circuit Court
M. Nippert & Co
Joe B. Williams
Lysrsdors Devressrt
Moore
River
Bei
Ashland
Point Pleasant
Order of Equitable Aid Union reports growth in Pennsylvania
The Order of Equitable Aid Union, with about 83 000 members, operates in nearly all Northern States and Territories. The Grand Union in Pennsylvania met last week with 150 delegates approving officers and 272 subordinate lodges, 11 406 members in the state, and 30 counties represented. The next session will be in Titusville on the second Tuesday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Equitable Aid Union
Janes Seehanemeen
Sts Ori
Imarch
Seto 5
Ok N. Seaver
Colamfarren
Preme
W. Ea
W. Ea Avin County, Pa., and Supreme Rer, Cook, Dayton, Catterengs County
Grand Union
Ustable Caron
Pennsylvania
W. M. Japolks
Warren
Eliza A. Richards
Franklin
John T. Irvin
Duke Center
James F. Stewart
Conneautville
T.O. Hazen
Sharpsville
Seetate
Allegheny County
E W. Johnson
Bradford
T. C. McCullough
O21 City
H. J. Gamble
Monongahela City
Titusville
Morristown Fragments Hint at Local Lodge News
Scattered notes mention Morris Lodge member P A McCarthy returning home in July and A M Taylor sending his wife to Scotland via New York. The report also references Ohio court decisions affecting state divisions and a Grand lodge conclave upcoming, with credentials held by P M Industry Lodge No 3 in Allegheny City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. McCarthy
Morris Lodge
Morris
Mien
A. Mod. Taylor
New York
Scotland
Ohio
Hamiles
Various Lodge Activities and Upcoming Meetings in Johnstown Area
D D G M Earley will confer Past Official Degrees at Abraham Lincoln Lodge No 9 on Friday evening with Past Grands invited. Invincible Lodge No 14 K of P will confer the rank on several candidates next Tuesday at its ball. Grand Lodge K of P of Pa convenes in Johnstown Monday June 16 1590 at Johnstown Lodge 17 in Cobaugh's Hall. Idlewild Grove sixth annual excursion and picnic with a chartered train departs East Liberty 110 am. Welcome Stranger Castle No 21 AOK of MC invites members. Bir Knights to host cousins. location noted as Hansel wood. American String Band organized at Braddock with Junior Mechanics members. Johnstown No No Serennial League elects W J Cooke secretary vacancy. B Cargo elected Marsh. Conemaugh Valley Lodge No 190 meets in new room in Main and Clinton streets. several candidates initiated. Johnstown Lodge No 63 text truncated on last line.
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Beaver Avenue
Enterprise Hall
Ont Foster
Bo Stlonia
John L. Kirk
Smithfield Street
Sharpsb
Aeron E Ziegler
Scranton
Warden Berlin
Cap Sheaf
Bellevue
Grand Loage K. of P. of Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Castle Hall
Johnstown Lodge
Cobaugh’s
Morris and
River Streets
Star of Liberty
A.O.K. of
M.C
Idlewild Grove
Csses
East Liberty
Idlewild
Welcome Stranger Castle No. 21
Hanselwood
A. O, RK
Neigh Couties
Braddock
Braddock Council
William McCune
Harry Baughman
Phili Roderus
Walter Elkin
Johnee McCune
Frank Jamison
Edward Wlin
Frank Roderus
George Redman
Johnstown No
Serennial League
W. J. Cooke
H. L. Bovie
B. B. Cargo
Brother Cooke
Marsh
Conemaugh Valley
Green
Main
Clinton Streets
Is Lodge
Local Art Scene Showcases Pittsburgh Gallery Week
The article surveys paintings on display at Mayer's Gilles Pie's Boyd's and other venues in Pittsburgh. It highlights J A Balint Hetzel Walkley Poole Gross and Lane with varied landscapes and portraits. It notes strong sales interest and a significant exhibition by Gross in New York pending further sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hetzel
Gilles Pie
Hacke
de Lippman
D. B. Walkley
Boyd's
E. A. Poole
Poole
Wii Beubons
Washington, Pa
Gross
Lane
Pittsburg
New York
Ireneen
Dramond
Mauve
Valkenberg
Millet
MacPherson
Shakespeare
Scribner's
Grutaner
Foretti
Ruel
Memmi
Pa Wegner
A. Calvez
C. Laurenti
Monon- Guinea
Secret Behind Parnassus Gobble Revealed by Disputed Syndicate
The Dispatch reports a syndicate led by H. C. Frick, B. Eafferty, J. C. McGinley, and H. Sellers McKee is named for large land purchases totaling about 700 acres with leases of 3,000 acres and an estimated value over $1,000,000. North Jeannette Dithridge plant work progresses as rail sidings arrive. The 21st ward stake and other real estate deals, including a $55,000 Twenty-second ward purchase, are outlined with continuing sales activity and new development plans in Pittsburgh area neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnassus
Pittsburg
H. C. Frick
B. Eafferty
J. C
Thomas Liggett
Dithridge Glass
North Jeannette
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fort Pitt Land Company
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Life Centered In the Treciless Values About Steady
A brief note mentions a productive stock call yesterday with implied gains. It references steady value focus and internal assessments. No specific entities or figures are provided.
Monongahela Navigation Resets Wall Street Notes
New York trading closed with total volume 64 562 shares. Stocks listed include Atchison 2 800 Erie 2 000 Missouri Pacific 410 Reading 0 Richmond and West Point 3 940 St Paul 3 700 and others. Market activity reflected mixed movements across rail and industrial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela Navigation
Wwe
Mononcancla Walter
Sexe Union Switch
Sienal Cobb Galen
Did. Tees
Westinghouse
New York
Pees Atchison
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Richmond
West Point
Bt. Paul
Financial Summary of Bank Clearings and Exchange Rates
The report shows weekly and fore week clearings and balances for major banks, with totals for New York and other markets. It notes bullion withdrawals, Bank of England balance, three percent rentes, and New York exchange at a premium with money unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank of England
New York Exchange
Market Stirs and Oil Well News From Haysville to Pittsburgh
Oil trading closed higher after a day of volatility with N W Stevenson selling an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 barrels. Week gains show a 4 cent rise, with daily fluctuations and a table of clearances. The Independent Natural Gas Company well on the McCaitin farm in Haysville district struck the ivory sand in 100 feet and is promising. A Pente cost farm well struck gas but wasted Friday night illuminating features of the old market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Caster
Central Traction S
Wheeline
Ohio River
Wheeling
Ferris and Kaufman
Pittsboro
Utah National Bank
Salt Lake City
Joseph M. Stontt
Whitney & Stephenson
Wheeling Gas
Bank
East End
Sarong
Penn Avenue
Collins and Wright
Second Avenue
Equitable Insurance Company
Vandergrift
Fourth Avenue
Fitzsimmons
N. W. Stevenson
New York
Oil City
Ceesesseunssecsssenes
Independent Natural Gas Company
McCaitin
Haysville
Pentecost
Market closes firm after late rally with steady July trades
The market steadied around 895 for apot and M¢c for July after an early decline. It then advanced steadily to a firm close with Black Bake Opening activity, session highs and lows, total sales around $3,000.
Homes for the People. teenth Ward Lends
The city issued 51 building permits last week totaling $104,925 with the Fourteenth ward leading at eight buildings. Many permits cover frame structures while several are brick. a mix of dwellings, stables, shops, and a church addition appear across wards including Twenty-first, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Twenty-third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teenth Ward
Fourteenth Ward
William Rentz
Oneida Street
Charles C. Kaufman
Frazier Street
James Meehan
Fifteenth
C. W. Reiner
Carver Street
Elizabeth Fahnestock
Bower Street
Charles Glendmnting
William Cagney
Carson Street
A. K. Breitweiser
Mary Os
Most
Second Avenue
Michael Whalen
Cust Street
Frank and
John Palikoffsii
Preblema Nal Plone
Jane Avenue
Twelfth Ward
Sisters of Mercy
Webster Avenue
Ware
Charles Ferhorst
Thirteenth Ward
T. 8
Nelson
Twenty-third
Second Avenus
T. F. Green
Elizabeth Street
James Sheehan
Carnegie Avenue
Eighteenth Ward
Frank Krakofsky
Brereton Avenue
Martin Mason
Sarah Street
Magdelena Nanz
Republic Street
George Mercer
Cliff Street
Mr. Meehan
Ellicott Street
George Koch
Joel Nelson
Fred Hambaugh
Brownsville Avenue
Nichols Heirs
Eighteenth Street
Twenty-sixth Ward
Southside
South Thirty-third
Twenty-fourth
G. Mooney
Spahr Street
Hubert Stoeth
Highland Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
Benner & Cady
Haye Street
Beoner & Cady
St. Clair Street
Sterrit & Thomas
Sto Foundry
Thirty-seco
Smallman Street
Fifteenth Ward
Laughlin & Co., Limited
Pittsburg Bethel Association
Duquesne Way
Fourth Ward
William of Smith
Winthrop Street
A. Garrison Foundry Company
Wood Street
Second Ward
David C. Rees
Senerioneen Ward
T Rown
East End Avenue
Market Quiet with Sugar the Notable Move in New York
Daily market report from New York notes little stock activity and a narrow trading range. Sugar leads moves with a decline to 2 dollars before rebounding, while Cit izens Gas of Brooklyn edges up ex dividend and bonds remain dull but steady. Exports of specie show week’s totals, and the tone hints at limited recovery after last week’s decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Citizens’ Gas
Brooklyn
the Post
Senden
Mer Kes Tsien
London
Axe
Notin
Chicago Gas
Stock Market snapshot shows gains and risk shifts
The latest railroad earnings remain strong with notable gains over last year while west of Chicago rail settlements lag. Granger stocks appear overpriced relative to dividends, offering little speculative draw. The piece lists active New York Stock Exchange prices as of yesterday, with daily corrections by Whitney & Stephenson of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Stock Market Leads Dull Session Despite Firm Coal Outlook
Special to John M Oakley reports a dull session in New York trading with early declines from gold fears but overall trade improving. Coal stocks show prices firm and iron and steel demand remains favorable. A Baltimore and Ohio stock sale to a New York syndicate is described as fair value under Garrett party control, with limited bidders and high confidence in current management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Oakley
New York
Coun
Wee
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore City
KE. KR. Bacon
Garrett Party
Stock Exchange
Danville Peopie
Chicago
Agus A
Iis
Damages Sought Over Damaged Flour in Fifth Avenue Row
Arthur Erdman sue B Trappman Annie Trappman Annie Emma Eugene Schwartzwalder George Lees Clem Lees Rose Cable Erdmso for 500 dollars alleging his lease premises at 491 Fifth Avenue included a shared passageway. He says defendants cut doors with axes and placed oadags in rain, damaging flour barrels and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Erdman
B. Trappman
Annie Trappman
Annie
Emma
Eugene Schwartzwalder
George Lees
Clem Lees
Rose Cable
Erdmso
Fifth Avenue
Salty Sentences Handed Down by Judges Collier and Slagle
Judges Collier and Slagle imposed numerous sentences in Criminal Court. Robert Weider was jailed eight years for assault on a girl. The Harrs, convicted of assault on Mrs Barr’s mother, received stern admonitions with fines and workhouse terms. A long list of defendants received varied penalties including fines, jail terms, and prison in our area, with larceny, assault and battery, and other offenses receiving sentences up to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
Slagle
Criminal
Robert Weider
McKeusport
William
Priscilla Harr
Mra. Barr Far Bhe
Twp
Laura Green
Stewart Randalls
John Kinney
William Harris
Huntingdon Reformatory
Doras Wilds
George Grogan
Intermt
Frank Kucher
Frank Ott
Herman Hoffell
George Kiooney
A. Zutamerman
William Beichert
Ambrose Betz
Mike Oshey
Louis Schmidt
Mary Murphy
Walter Boyce
Henry Ruhe
Coleman Wallace
Pete Ofadden
William Kennedy
Charles Pry
Mr. M. McLean
Allegheny
Wood
Saffi
Catarrh
Penn Avenue
Brose Orrick
Penshie Imerasers
Divorces Granted in Desertion and Infidelity Cases
Desertion was alleged in all three divorce actions. Mary A Jenkins sues John W Jenkins for desertion, while Sarah J Phillips seeks divorce from Diam Phillips and Lotta H Johnston from E Johnston and from N Johnston. Women Elizabeth Brensa L Jackson Kate Mason and Nellie Briggs filed suits for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Jenkins
John W.jenkins
Sarah J. Phillips
Diam Phillips
Lotta H. Johnston
E. & Johnston
Elizabeth E. Brensa L
Jackson
Kate Mason
W. Mason
Nellie Briggs
Newton Briggs
Court Names Defendants in Commonwealth Proceeding
In a criminal court proceeding the Commonwealth lists defendants including Jere mish McDonough F K Bankett James Alexander Humphrey Campbell Hiram Cochran Frank Birmingham J G Dodd Joseph Brown George T Day Frank Rodgers Charles Morris Richard Anderson Dora ger Bridget McCoy John Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court— Commonwealth
Jeremish McDonough
F. K. Bankett
James Alexander
Humphrey Campbell
Hiram Cochran
Frank Birmingham
J. G. Dodd
Joseph Brown
George T. Day
Frank Rodgers
Charles Morris
Richard Anderson
Dorager
Bridget McCoy
John Edwards
Lawyers Propose Formation Of A Lawyers Club
A 200 attendance meeting at the Bar Association rooms discussed forming a lawyers club. It was decided to defer business to next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Protest Against a Gas Line Through Penn Township Farm
Jacob Weinman filed a bill in nisi prius to restrain the Pittsburg Natural Gas Company from laying a pipe line through his farm in Penn township. The action seeks to halt construction on the route and protect agricultural land from pipeline works. Litigation progresses in local court with a focus on property rights and utility ROWs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Weinman
Pittsburg Natural Gas Company Ab
Penn Township
River trade warms as boats move south and resales rise
Business shows signs of life as rivers rise. Coal and mixed cargoes left yesterday while imports filled wharves from various pack ets. Talks focus on Monongahela river boats sold for downstream trade, fifteen in six months forming a solid average. Our rivers remain strong as boats depart southward, buoyed by enterprising merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Flotsam and Jetsam Ship Movements Across Rivers
The Mary Houston departed New Orleans for Cincinnati while The Jobe A. Wood and Percy Kelsey moved toward Memphis. The Ronaides passed Cairo en route on Wednesday afternoon as coal from the Harry Brown at Island No. 10 remains submerged. Barges Bott City of Pittsburg and Mayflower plan large excursion departures tomorrow afternoon and Steubenville’s sunken wharfboat was pumped out and raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Houston
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Theronaides
Cairo
Harry Brown
Island No. 10
Jobe A. Wood
Percy Kelsey
Memphis
Bott
Pittsburg
Mayflower
Steubenville
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Select
Keighes
Jr. O
U. A. BM
Veteran Legion
Sixth Avenue
American Mechanics
Rock Point
Lewis
Belect Knights
Hammel's Garden
Mt Oliver
Firs Regiment
Equitable Aid Union
P. M
Industry Lodge
Allegheny City
Bas
M. W
James Marshall
Alex Taylor
J. P. Leen
Record Rder
DB & Simpson
J Sons
Harvey Henderson
Guide
Cariile
Johnn
O'Neill
O. W
Johuart
H Bord
Dr Hannan
Hepinsophes
General Lodge
School of Design
Fortune
J. A. Balnt
Hetzel
Mayer's
Twenty-Second Ward
North
Jeannette
Birmingham Land Improvement Company
Pullman
North Jeanenete
Peon Avenue
Black & Baird
Fifth Street
Penn Avenus
Inead
Kelley & Rogers
Henry Schuster
St. Clair Streets
R. Richard
M. Upstill
Achille Street
Twenty-first Ward
J. C. Dick
Rebecca Street
Charles Somers & Co
Water Street
Dean & Whitly
C. W. Fleming
Harrison
Forty-eighth Streets
Reed B. Coyle & Co
William H
Michael Finnerty
Marion Station
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Callowhill Street
Mellon Street
W. L. Lyon
Robert Hanna
Anderson & Beeckman, Limited
Watkins
Wilmerding
Alles & A Ae
Thomas Miller
James
Ward
Erin
Kirkpalke
E. J. Sommers
Bye
Cy Issery Susie
Cyrigr
Citizens’ Traction
Central Traction
Pitts
Pat
Stock & Metal
Stional I
Marasane Anes Commercial National
Citizens National Bank
Ational Anne Eens
First National Bank
Fort Pitational Essab Beak
Seaabanes
Sade Humboldt
Chartiers Valley Gas
Oben Pine People’s Nat
Panato
Pittebur
Llegheny Valley
Lake Erie
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N.Y
Cleveland Gas Coal Co
Seeereneeees Desesesenedge Co
Bucks
Clearing House
Weusund
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Lgdn
Tig Mutual Union
NJ. O. Int
Northern Lac
Northern Pac
Deben
Reson & Hate
Pew
Canada
Paul Consols
Central Pacific
K. UG
D&b. G
Union Pasigiste
West Shore
John M. Oskley & Co
Sixth Street
A. B. McGre i
Calla
Braprory
Petroleum
Dyes Sdaeetiotes
Lyn
G. Western
C&l
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Hockin
Jk. Lack
Anne den
Klo Grande
Otral
M.B
Louisville & Nashville
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Texas
Union
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Western Men Sugar Trust
Ational i
Chicago Gas ‘Trust
B. & C. Deal
Atch
Philadelphia
Stephenson
New York Stock
Peausrivante Hatlrond
Pensasonnes
Boston
Windy City
Crimson Court
Mondar
Copeland and
Blair
Maggie Devine
Friendship Area East End
Tirona
Copeland
Tod Pr. M. Soper Oye
DI Uvopeland & Ae
Sixth Ave
Pistaburg
Hackers—Financial
Wurmney & Stephenson
Commission
A. R. Chisholm 4&Co
Broadway
John M. Gaxley & CO
SLKTH
ST. Pittaburg
L. T. Peck
Ceredo
Castoria
Misa
Afr. M. McLean
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