Milwaukees encampment to feature secret society display
Mil waukes next month hosts a large Pythian Knights encampment promising a major display of drill contests and pageantry. Uniform rank prizes total 1040 with divisions from Michigan Terre Haute Amsterdam Chicago and more entering. The event includes parades decorations music and public entertainment across a ten day program beginning July 7.
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Local Masonic orders report meetings and installations
Leadership notes from the Sister Alice M Godfrey era highlight open meetings in Sheridan and Baltimore trips by officers. Updates cover deputy appointments, military branch meetings, castle parades, July 4 dedication plans, a grand reunion, and upcoming installations at Americus and Iona Castles with officers named and expected attendees.
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Golden Eagle Castles
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Knight James McKee
Smithfield Street
Lodges Represent Texas and Ohio at Cleveland Reunion
Brother John Warmeer travels from Chicago while Texas lodges plan full representation in Cleveland. Pitish and McKeesport lodges set Pitish and McKeesport halls as Cleveland base as 75 march to the parade. Elks expect 10000 in parade with Governor Campbell to review. McCord returns from the West praising delegations for the Grand Lodge reunion.
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Chicago
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Pitish
McKeesport
Hall Hotel
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New York No. 1
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West
Brother McCord
Two Old Bachelors Enter Alliances in Local Council Notes
In Allegheny, Ollie Meecker and Vharies Deverts pair with partners for the Electric Council. The Warren County judge candidate G W Higgins learns his wife is stricken with paralysis. National Union council 228 plans two initiations. Thomas McMaters resigns as Financial Secretary, William L Spangenberg elected to fill the term. Captain J W Myers visits Electric Council and cites Washington DC union progress, noting growing numbers and frequent initiations in Pittsburgh councils.
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Warren County
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Evening Star Council to Be Instituted at Hank Hall
The Evening Star Council of Daughters of Liberty will be instituted tomorrow at Hank Hall located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Stevenson Street.
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Charles K. Barnbart
Ambrose Kaufman
John Falconey
George Iner
Charles Stevenson
George Wetzel
Trustes
Panhandle real estate boom drives large suburban deal
A syndicate led by two bankers and a newspaper proprietor bought about four acres near Crafton along the Panhandle road for roughly £2,000 an acre. The tract will be cut into large buildings sites with market plans set for August. Suburban sales and small-property demand rise while major investors show faith in Pittsburg's growth.
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Panhandle Road
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Forbes Street
Ann Street
Robert Anderson
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Watson Place
Perrysville Avenue
Allegheny
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Penn Avenue
James Leach
Frankstown Avenue
Penn
Alexander Wolf
Samuel W. Black & Co
Station Street
M. Semple
Ary Elder
Tweneth
Anton Reisendanter
Yew Street
Sixteenth Ward
Iilimm McCullough
Howley Avenue
H. Liord
Crag
Center Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
St. Bridget’s R.C
Wylie Avenue
Eleventh Ward
Michael Lally
Wabash Street
Hallett & Arthur
John Street
Edward J. Woolescraft
Bellefield Avenue
W. H. Taylor
Craig Street
Fourteenth Ward
Archary Bros
Iiberss
Dispatch Publishing Company
Diamond No Panera
Second Ward
Central District and Printing Tech Company
James Adams
Mifflin Street
George Fetter
Ella Street
R. J. Lockhart & Co
Liberty Street
Sarah Satler
Ena
Forty-fifth
Second Street
Thirtieth Ward
Krater
Tiozanes
Charles Gillespie
Gladstone Street
Payne Tpeg Pase
Ano Jones
Big
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Phillip Shultz
Mangard
Cedar Street
Andrew Gallagher
Pee Alley
Mary E. Slack
Inwood Street
Keystone Brewing Company
Carsonatree
Wilhelmina Martins
Bellefonte Street
Twentieth Ward
Osceola
Cypress Streets
Mara Brown
Soho Street
Edward Maloy
James Forrester
A. Neeley
Tustin Street
Edward L. Porter
Forbes
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A. Mihm
Fifth Avenue
Cost Si
Patrick Glenn
McKee Street
Ee. Son & Bse Ee
A . Chariea Walter
Berg Street
Daniel McEvoy
Stobo Street
Alex Sterkewitz
Mingo Street
P. D. Parchment
River Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
P. D. Perchment
Everett Street
August Kort
Finch
Twenty-fifth Street
Twenty-fifth Ward
George Rollings & Co
Smallman Street
Fifteenth Ward
Henry Lassfelt, Jr
Jane Street
James Kerley
Arlington Avenue
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Homewood Avenue
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Frederick Street
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Josephine Street
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Seventeenth
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Bank and stock market snapshot with mixed activity
The week closes with little real business as most stocks barely move. Minor gains appear in select banks and utilities while Purely 8 ve stocks weaken. Yankee Girl gains on mine sale to an English syndicate. investors seek bonds and real estate amid easy money.
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Philadelphia Gas
Central Traction
Pleasant Valley
Luster
Yankee Girl
Money market steady with 6 percent rate and strong week
Demand remained solid for Grat-class paper at 6 percent while banking activity held. Weekly exchanges totaled about 24.5 million with gains over last year, and the Clearing House noted increases in reserves and deposits.
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Previecus ES ST Eurrice
Coos Eoest
New York
Oil market features show mixed daily and weekly clearances
The report notes yesterday’s oil market at a low point with daily and weekly clearances described. Prices for puts and calls are listed with muted quotes, while discussions mention a gas venture and a weathered well site near the W. J. Wood farm and a new factory prospect sparked by the strike.
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John M. Oak É
Sixth Street
Pi Petroleum Exchange
Iene Cresseecrense
Eetena
Avetaps Chaticta
Bremen
New York Petroleum Markets See Mixed Early Trading
Early trading in New York petroleum futures shows a mixed tone with steady spot and July markets. Spot prices drift lower while July contracts rally amid varied buying, with activity noted in the Consolidated Exchange and spot sales around 177,000 barrels.
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Colt
Bnge
Market dull but steady with hints of price rise
Special to John M. Wakley and Co. reports a dull steady market in New York on June 33 with signs of moderate price improvement. The note mentions directors and brewing interests, with speculation about upcoming events next Tuesday.
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John M. Wakley & Co
New York
Atchison Nee Te Awe Eet
Ea Scous
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Market notes hint at stock value and upcoming gains
The column discusses income bonds and potential payouts from mergers. It notes a bank statement surprise with a $600,000 increase, and Lead Trust dropping from M to 18 amid steady trust company business. Cincinnati cash on hand is cited at $6,000,000 as a basis for investment. It cites market contrasts, expectations of an advance next month, and the impact of Treasury disbursements on money markets. It lists New York Stock Exchange prices and regional brokerage activity with several stock names and figures.
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North
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Ths
Pennsylvania Tube Company
Dithridge & Co
North Jeannette
Fort Pitt
Con
Brushton
Edgewood
New York
Wall Street
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Lewisburg
Heading Railroad Company
Reading
A S Ny
Lead Trust
Cincinnati
Applion
Posteays
United States Treasury
London
London and
Herlin
Trunkling
New York Stock Exchange
Whitkey & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Wheat Market Ends Higher After Bearish Opening
In Chicago today wheat futures swung from a lower open to a steady, modest rise with July and deferred prices ending higher than yesterday. Corn and oats eased, while short rib and other meats showed mixed but steady activity. Cash and forward quotes for grains and fats were published with slight firmness in wheat and firmer notes in futures.
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Operatora
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Yards
The June 20 stock market report for East Liberty lists 1200 Aries cattle and 1008 head announced to ship, with total receipts of 2700 cattle. Market activity remains active in Philadelphia and New York markets, while sheep shipments reach 500 head with no sales reported.
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