Councils Hold Picnics and Notes on July Fourth Events
Fraternal groups in Pittsburgh and nearby towns prepare for Fourth of July activities. Waller Forge Council No 361 hosts a picnic at Castle Shannon Grove on August 3, while various councils plan demonstrations, social events, and a route of participation with leaders like W. Kerr and J. Whiteside noted.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Waller Forge
Castle Shannon Grove
Manchester
Conneilsylle
Clere- Junisse
Garfield
Fraternal Lodge Activities and Obituary Tributes in Allegheny City
Members of Industry Road Lodge No 3 Allegheny City and Union Lodge No 86 reflect on late Brother Friedel Jr. and plan memorial rites. Supreme Lodge gatherings in Detroit and Chicago, with updates on installations, elections, and the growing strength of the A. F. and A. M. orders.
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Cleveland
Juey Peport
Allegheny City
Industry
Jubeny City
E Br. Friedel, Jr
Odd Fellows
Opr
Workman Wilson
Pehares
Order
Umno Lecorder Thomson WES report and lodge update
A report from Umno Lecorder Thomson WES covers the present year and the office, with additional notes from Dugueme Lodge No. 10 as a continuing reference. The article notes ongoing activities and membership matters within the lodges.
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Umno Lecorder Thomson Wes
Dugueme Lodge No
Buffalo Club Forms in Pittsburgh Lodge Scene
Pennsylvania lodges from Pittsburgh to Tyrone report new clubs and officer elections. Buffalo Club at Pittsburgh Lodge No. 11 grows to 25 members with Wallace Cready as President and Rudolph Glussen as Secretary. District deputies appointed for eastern region, western position pending.
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Ashtab
Wwype
Williamspart No
Learg
Altoonse
Tyrone
Reading Lodge
Butler Lodge
Slipperyrock Park
Tne Potterills No
Rake
Bert Puater
Pittsburg Lodge No
Stanley
San Francisco
Twelve Temptations” Company
Pennsylvania
Haven
Williamsport
J. L. Rake
Ats Lodge
Nuxiel Elk
Rudolph Glasser
James Borland
E. Hay
Washington, D. C
Western Pennsylvania
Brother Borland
Pittsburg Lodge No. 11
Buffalo Club
Folowing
Wallace Cready
Rudolph Glussen
George Mashey
J. P. McCo
George Meyers, Jr
P. 5. Brady
Daughters of Liberty Move Toward Junior Council Charter
The D of L and Junior C U M plans advance with resolutions from National Councilors McCleary Kopple and Shaler. A proposal requires junior councils to report oral standing of applicants for admission while Washington area names near securing a charter from twenty or more members.
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Nations
G. E
Washington
A. L
U. A
Washinington
Waterbury Council Anniversary Plans Mentioned
Nominees for reception at the Waterbury meeting include Mrs. Prdon Berry and J. P. Johnston. The text notes Ava as the oldest council member and mentions progress and an anniversary celebration with arrangements made for July 3. A donation of 10 is referenced to the Southside osp.
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Ng. Walker
A.ulters
Prdon Berry
Mary Gaily
J. P. Johnston
Waterbury
Conn
Gs Ava
Aees
Ss the
Een Kee
Osp
Capreas Chaplain W B R Coovert and Lodge News
Capreas Chaplain W B R Coovert of Findlay is reported in the city. Supreme office closed Friday in memory of Albert Henser M D. Tributes paid by Supreme members. Dr W W Cole reports improving health in Salt Lake City with next stop San Diego. Many lodge notices follow including initiations, installations, and memorials.
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Capreas
W. BR. Coovert
Findlay
Sips
Lesa
Pennsylvania
Solon
Supreme Office
Supreme
Albert Henser
Ball
W. W. Cole
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Diego
Cal
Supreme Kent Hall
Robert Godfrey, Jr
Albert E. Henser
Brother Henser
Solem
Order of Jane Initiates Three Ladies in Rainy Moorhead Hall
Keystone Temple No 7 held a monthly meeting at Moorhead's Hall Grant Street despite a heavy rainstorm with fair attendance. Three ladies were initiated and Charles Anderson resigns as Marshal while many ladies present are joked about scaring him away the next meeting July 2 will see more candidates. Washington Temple No 10 plans a large Allentown gathering Wednesday evening July with important business to transact and all members urged to attend.
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Sncial
Crs
Rose
Fry Weber
Grant Kew
Dresees
Fred Sharen
Dan Evans
Buser
New —Jebem
Truits
New Bethlehem
Casa
Bowman
Worchester Council No Iss
Horns
Kohlbipp
W. A. Gordon
H. D. Marshall
Itwates
National Council
Cesene
Eace Council of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Legion No.1
Grand Legion
Lewis
Harvey Cecies
Ao Cc. L. Hannan
James A. Me
James A. McKee
James M. Todd
Doyle
Sparten Tee No
A.O.U.W
Grand Legion Finance Committee
S Ag Sa
Ces
Frankett
Pittsburg
Leion No
W. J. Fawcett
Duquesne
Ion No
Robert Metor
Central
Toland
Pittsburg Legion No. 1
Thompson
Charlies L. Hon
Alleghany City
Pittshtteer Newt
Wil
Coon
Ee Shea
Enara Ale
Fidelity
Beis D.j
Mowal Ai S. Ciarka
Sagth Street
Walter H. Bilderback
H. Bergman
Goveland
E. B. Myers
Canton
Thomas Matthews
Hoight
Canton Pittsburg
Marshall McClain
Canton Allegheny No. 32
Lancaster
Will N. Stevenson
Andrew Ackerman
F. ER. C. Perrin
No. Federal Street
Allegheny
James Pernell
Wallis Station
Henry Reiss
B. A. Lamberton
August W. Giesecke
William
Mexico
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R. A. Lamberton
Bindale
Kebekah
Kebeke No
Penn Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
N. G
Daisy George
V. G
J. Bingham
M. J. Turner
John Baker
John Cooper
Patton
Keystone Temple No. 7
Moorhead
Grant Street
James N
Supreme President
Washington Temple No. 10
Allentown
Growth of Allegheny Lodge Hosts Four Initiates
Allegheny Lodge No. 44 initiated four members last Friday evening as the lodge grows rapidly. Pittsburgee No. % gave an entertainment and social last Tuesday evening with an audience present. President Jes G. Brown spoke on the order’s aims and objects and Prof. Hencken's orchestra provided musical selections. Members extend thanks to Brothers Storm and Gallinger for the music.
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Allegheny Lodge No
Pittsburgee No
Jey Waasyoe
Jes G. Brown
Hencken
Storm and
Gallinger
Masonic Lodges Plan July Picnic Committee Meeting
West Manchester Lodge led three initiations last Saturday evening with several more membership propositions. A Free West a Lodge event at Bankshire Lodge Thursday night was enjoyed despite rain. West Manchester Friendship Lawrence and J. W. Moreland lodges each named committees to organize a July picnic. the group will meet next Thursday at Friendship Lodge hall in Bloomfield.
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West Manchester
Bankshire
Friendship
Lawrence
J. W. Moreland
Friendship Lodge
Bloomfield
Entertainment of Mt Washington Draws Praise for Quick Setup
The Mt Washington event on Friday night June 12 drew praise for rapid planning by the committees with only one week to prepare. Zocco Lodge No. 3% in Allegiony awarded C C Mendel funds for new officers regalia and robes at 2719 dollars, to be used by its members.
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Mt. Washington
K. of
Zocco
C. C. Mendel
Allegiony
Cogswell
Philadelphia
Trade and Real Estate Moves Highlight Pittsburgh Market
In Pittsburgh notes, Charles Lockhart sells a Negley avenue property to Oliver & Roberts for 240,000. The 10 acre estate near Fairmount avenue includes a 12 room house, barn and hothouses. The piece also covers lower interest loan talks, new Schenley View housing plans, and active lot sales along Negley avenue and surrounding districts.
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Charles Lockhart
Europe
Josiah Holmes
East End
Mr. Roberts
Oliver & Roberts
Negley Avenue
Black Street
Thomas Mellon
Fairmount Avenue
Roberts
Bankers Report Busy Week and Funds Left Over
City bankers wrap a good week at the banks with ample funds remaining after a half-holiday enforcement. About half a detention, and the partial adherence to the half-holiday law, are noted as the period closes.
Speculative Market Improves as Bank Stocks Rally
A week of clearer conditions boosts speculation with gains in Allegheny Gas Consolidated Gas Central Traction Pittsburgh Traction and Electric shares. A J Lawrence & Co notes improved local finances with investors seeking safe stocks and reduced debt in natural gas firms while Westinghouse Airbrake and Central Traction show notable movements amid votes, assessments, and dividend changes.
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Allegheny Gas
Consolidated Gas Fl
Manufaeurers
Central Traction
Pittsburg Traction
Pleasant Valley
Second Avenue
Ladelphia Gaswater
Iivest
Trootian
A. J. Lawrence & Co
Sny
Second Avenue Electric F‘iway Company
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Airbrake
Bell Telephone
Pullman Palace
Ewe
Westinghouse Electric
Manchester
Birmingham
First National
Eerse Cosstonceses
Pitteburg
Iterty National
Voor
Jarine Nyonal Bank
Eee Etropolitan National Bank
Bart
Nations’ Bank
Davi
Odational Hi Legheny
Rkingman’s Savings
Eny
Humboldt Allegheny Insurance Co
Ease Union Ateks Wossseeeeres OB Weetem Insurance Co
Ohio
Westmoreland
Columbia O11 Co
Fisher Gil Co
Ashington Ohi
Svenvenanes Pane
Fassenges
Tinene
Braebers Traction
Tee Pittabar
Pitt and Connellevil
Pitts
Junction BE
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Chi
St. L
Owetta
Pittsburg and Western R. Co
Raiher Ee
MN. Y
Onal Co
la Nein Minis
Yankes Girl Neining Co
Monong Monon Hela Water Co
Sresnemese Ela Navigation Co
Union Sieporn
Senion Switc
Ai Taneenerie
Estingho Airbrake Co
Westinghouse Brake Co
Lim
Standard Und and Cable
Bank Statement Lifts Stocks as Lackawanna Leads
The market shows little overall activity with a firming tone from banking data. Lackawanna stock leads gains in late trading while St Paul Louisville Burlington and Chicago Gas show modest advances. Silver certificates rise as the bank statement impresses, with exports and specie flows detailed and optimism for a brighter week ahead.
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Lackawanna
New Yor
London
St. Paul
Louisville
Burlington
Chicago Gas
the of
New York
Sam
Harvest Prospects Lift US Money Outlook in 1858
A period of tight money fears delays some spending but overall craft trade remains sound. Abating European tension and a strong wheat and corn crop push money market confidence higher, with larger Western bank reserves and a $1.504 billion circulation this season. If harvest profit holds, domestic prosperity could rise, with Europe likely to buy U.S. grain in gold and securities strengthening.
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Cor
Wallstreet
Banics
Wall Street
England
Europe
London
United States
Uni
New York
H Xetron
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Market Report from The Week on Oil and Commodities
The week saw little trading with one bid at 640 and minor price shifts across markets. Refined oil quoted in New York at 7.10, London at 3 percent, Antwerp at 16 percent. runs shipments and charters edged up slightly while sentiment remained subdued. A dull petroleum session recorded only one transaction of 000 barrels in two hours, amid broad market indifference.
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Clearing House
New York
Wall Neus
Loni
India
Hoffman House
Sterling Exchange
London
Antwerp
Peerolewm Weil
Fourth Avenue
Live Stock Markets Report From Sarumpar
Office of Prropranvae Disputes Saruampar June 2 cattle receipts 672 head shipments at head market nothing doing all consignments no cattle shipped to New York hogs receipts 3100 head shipments 2450 head best Yorkers and mines sometimes four to six dollars feed hogs shipped to New York. Receipts name the papers for lo and geaictiea si Mo Mahe Bros ns Adens 08 Found ae
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Prrranvae DisPutos
Saruampar
New York
Papezs
Geaictiea Si
Mo- Mahe Bros
Ns Adens
Foun Ae
Eight Hours Law Crisis at Kansas Penitentiary Board
President Martindale of the State Penitentiary Board refuses to obey the eight hour law. Attorney General Ives received the board’s letter claiming the law does not apply to the penitentiary. The Governor may order quo warranto proceedings in the Supreme Court.
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Torexa
Ives
Martindale
State Penitentiary Board of Directors
Aor
Senna Ot Bo
Dioner
Thas
Martindase
Penare
Board
Supreme Court
Jailed for Contempt In Divorce Case
Hedger appeared before Judge Collier on an attachment for contempt of court after failing to pay alimony of 10 dollars a month and 25 pounds for counsel fees as ordered on December 4. Unable to show funds to satisfy the arrears, he was committed to jail until payment is made or the court directs otherwise.
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D. Hedger
Collier
Hedger
Connas
Edger
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Headline Sickness
An older column mentions Carter’s Little Liver Pills in connection with sick headache. The text repeats product names and suggests common remedy language without additional context or events.
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Carter
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Pittsburg Female College
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