Parading Golden Eagles Ties and City Parade Plans
Behind closed doors notices outline communication deadlines for departments and a May festival in Bulver Lake Grove. Knights from Star of the West and Venus join forces for a parade prep in East End with Saint groups assembling at 64 Fifth Avenue.
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Star of the West
Iona
Venus
Awer
Acme Castle
Knights W. W. Dunkel
E. A. Evens
James Northall
James Hamilton
Louis E. Stile
Fifth Avenue
Gong
East End
Lewis E. Stile Commandery
Eliots Sieceurs Band
Americus Camtte No. 2
Colonel and staff visit Tarentam Leion Tuesday evening
The Colonel and staff announce an official visit to Tarentam Leion on Tuesday evening with all regiment comrades invited. A social gathering at Old City Hall on June 1 and 11 will follow with tickets issued to members and guests, featuring music, recitations, and refreshments.
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Tarentam Leion
Rew
Tne
Board of of Dorrs
Old Cuy Hall
County M B A Concert Committee Reports Branch Growth
The Committee on Concert will meet as branches in Allegheny City show rapid growth. Branch 76 and Branch 79 report strong membership with new applications and upcoming instantiations at Wilkinsburg and Monongahela City. Grand President Fox issues rulings on medical examiners as branches expand and plan meetings in Hughes Hall and Beaver Falls gatherings.
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Allegheny City
Wilkinsburg
Advisory Council
Fox
Neo
Troy Hill
Bel Iast
Monongahela City
Aes
T ‘Ononday
Hughes' Hall
Butler
Forty-fifth Streets
Branch
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
J. J. Hynes
New York
Aliegueny County Conclaves Grow in Honor Roll
Nearly all Aliegueny county conclaves appear on the roll of honor. Zeta Conclave No. 6 becomes the largest in the order with 60 new members since January 1. Deputies will visit as conclaves to sustain the growth. The twelfth anniversary is planned for August 28 at Diver Lake Grove with grander scale than the tenth. The committee meets on Thursday May 5. Supreme Archon will travel from Na to Baltimore for Monumental celebration. Joe or send will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliegueny County
Zeta
Otter
Diver Lake Grove
Thureday
S.A
J K Moorhead Conclave Elections and Lodge Meetings
J K Moorhead Conclave LO B plans a vote on the sick benefit fund Monday night in May. Eureka Tent No 112 Nighters of Good Things reports officers installed including K R Hawthorn D R Watson Counselor H Brown and others. Monument Castle No 8 AOGK of the M C held a special meeting with J B Holland of Turtle Creek delivering remarks and speeches by Rich Thompson Supreme Commander. Gladstone Lodge No 2 Daughters of Sate invites members to a May 6 meeting at 2 pm in the judge room. The text notes a social tea event and mentions original Royals among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Cos Castle
Coneinesia
G. C. ET. White
H. B. Orr Noble
E. J. Dagney
Sir Knight Stanton
Chester Castle
Chester
Pitevare
Heber McDowell
Knight James McKee
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Bir
James McKee
Amithfield Street
Eou
Bulver Lake Grove
Doston
New Haven
Withington
Del
Haltimhere
Frostburg
Sprinefeld
Lee Hamilten
Youngstown
Erie
Alcona
Johnstown
Tyrone
Reading
Harrisberr
Allentown
Uniontown
Bradford
Pennsylvania
J. K. Moorhead
LO. B
Eureka Tent No
National Iider of Goodenties
C K
Revert Hawthorn
D. R
B. Watson
H. Brown
Shepherd
J. Danson
Lerite
KR. Molten
R. B
F. S.C. W. Robinson
James Martin
Monument Castle No
A. OG. K
M. C
J. B. Holland
Turtle Creek
Sir Keights
Rich Thompson
Gladstone Lodge No. 2
Daughters of Siate Regaested
Jodige Room
Fourteenth
Tenson Streets
Orginal
Bar Association Pushes 96-Word Deed and 235-Word Mortgage Reform
The Bar Association met under President M A Woodwards. A committee proposed simplified deed and mortgage forms cutting text, with deeds at 96 words and mortgages at 235. They warned that without change volumes in the Recorder's office will swell. forms were ordered printed and acted later. George P. Murray and George William Wuarzell were named to the association. A lawyers club seeks 150 signatures to proceed toward chartering and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
GSS
M. A. Woodwards
Recorder's Office
George P. Murray
George William Wuarzell
Association
Lawyers’ Club
RB. E. Stewart
Villard Rumored to Control Major Rail Lines and Assets
The Evening Journal reports Henry Villard and the Northern Pacific Rail road Company have acquired control of the Chicago and Great Western and the Calumet and Chicago Terminal Rail road. Purchase price reportedly 30 million dollars with additional securities to be issued later. The deal encompasses 30 miles of the Calumet line, the C and GW line from Harrison and Fifth to near Cicero, 140 acres in Cicero and Chicago, a 70 year Cicero lease, and a $1 million depot at Harrison Street and Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curoaco
the Evening Journal
Villard
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago and Great Western Railroad
Calumet and Chicago Terminal Railroad
Harrison Street
Fifth Avenue
Man Accused of Brutal Double Attempted Murder
Waterbury police report Arthur Jackson, a Bristol resident, drunk at midnight demanded his wife return home at the Bristol House. He killed his dog with an ax then mutilated his wife with a razor as a neighbor interrupted. He drenched the room in kerosene and intended to burn the house amid jealousy. Jackson was arrested later in Plainville.
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Waterbury
Arther Jackson
Bristol
Hage
Jack Fish
Jackson
Plainville
James Bishop
The New Era in City Building
The piece argues that the old fashion of erecting long rows of uniform houses is ending. It notes monotony of marble trimmed Philadelphia rows, brownstone New York rows, brick Baltimore and St. Louis blocks and predicts a shift toward varied, artistically styled dwellings with unique interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Childhood to motherhood Castoria tale in memories
An archival note recalls a girl who grew to become Miss and raised children clinging to Castoria as a trusted remedy from her era. The fragment hints at cultural use of the product and its role in home life across generations.
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Dispatch
Alex. E. Sweet
Texas
S17
Tings
Europe
T. Clover
Dakota Bell
Chicago
Minturn Peck
Ariel
J. &. Macon
Madelines. Bridges
Bessie Chandler
Life
Eva Wilder McAlas8on
W. J. Lampton
Judge Waxem
Washington
Washington Star
John Kendrick Bangs
Harper's Bazar
Epoca
Paul Pastnor
Burlington Fuse
Henry Clay Lukens
New York News
Somerville Journal
Rome
Hopkins
Junez
Ers
Real Estate Activity and Markets in Pittsburg Trade
Pittsburg's week shows steady trading with a $1,697 decline from prior period as real estate demand rises. Brokers report strong inquiries and sales, with notable deals by Fleming & Co and Black & Baird, and developments in Linden station auctions, Wilmerding, and Groveland suburbs. Mortgage activity, bank dividends, and utility projects also feature in the market outlook, while urban expansion pushes demand toward country lots.
Local Securities Edge Up in Market Grind
A dull but strong trading day saw gains across the market led by shares in Philadelphia Gas and Airbrake. Analysts noted broad participation with notable advances in energy equipment stocks and utilities amid cautious investor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Burplus Cut Down and Banking Plight Noted
A Wood Street bank cashier says nearby banks were approached for a $20,000 loan but could not take the paper, illustrating tight lending among some banks while funds remain active for general business. The Clearing House report shows a steady expansion in weekly exchanges and greater overall cash activity, with various financial figures and securities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
the Inquirer
Clearing House
Chaplin
New York
Yesterdny
Prime Mercantile Peer
Sgt
Sterling Exchange
Ups and Downs in Oil Market on Saturday Session
The oil market showed little demand with a noisy close on Saturday but remained not flat as the week closed. Prices moved within narrow limits while overall activity improved compared with earlier weeks and openings reached around 4444 with the highest point near Friday.
Weighty Beech Casks Cheat Retailers In Westphalia
Beechwood casks with concealed blocks allegedly deceive retailers, weighing up to 17 to 24 pounds extra per end and circulating in Westphalia. The fraud reduces petroleum shipments while barrel makers in Germany mass produce the altered casks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Westphalia
Petroleum Market Report From Bradford
Bradford May 3 petroleum activity shows opening and closing prices, with totals of barrels traded and mixed clearance figures. Notable figures include 116,000 barrels and 69,004 barrels in reported transactions amid fluctuating quotes and volumes as markets respond to supply data.
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Bradford
Pes Bichent
Plomars
Garenier Sileenomte
Arrele
Busy Building Week Brings 72 Homes Despite Disturbances
Pittsburg builders issued 67 permits for 72 houses last week, down from 87 permits and 116 houses the prior week. Total permits year to date reach 264, with improvements valued at $152,028, amid labor market unsettledness and a hoped for full settlement.
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Pittsburg
J. Greenberger
Webster Avenue
Eighth Ward
Frederick Kaiser
Ridge Street
Thirteenth Ward
Charles Roeber
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
Charles Siebert
Butler Street
Eighteenth Ward
Robert Weber
Morningside Road
Theodore Moke, Jr
W. H. Allen
Wright's Alley
Samuel J. Ansill
Maple Avenue
Bijou Club
Washington Avenue
M. M. Garland
Mapie Avenue
Wm. Fiedler
Ceres Alley
Sivilla Dunbaugh
Republic Street
Graffelder
Miller Street
Hieventh Ard
Andrew Ae Pag
Forbes Street
Fourteenth Ward
John Knowlson
Liberty Street
James Jiles
Garden Alley
Seventeenth Ward
Louis Schoeflein
Auburn Street
Jobin Hagerty
Sylvan Avenue
Twentythird Ward
Troos & Schmid
Twentieth Street
James Yohe
Cobden Street
Catherine A. Young
Cologne Street
Onty-Seventh Ward
John Connelly
Mingo Street
Wesel
Madison Avenue
W. Wesel
P. H. Hamburger
Hutler Street
John O'Niel
Grant Street
Fifth Ward
Heigh
Boho Street
Thirteenth Ard
John H. Lewis
Sierra Street
Louis Fundis
Charles L. McCutcheon
Neville Street
W. G. Wilmot
Oakland Avenue
J. Neeld
J. P. Smyth
Thirtieth Fg
Thirtieth Street
J. F P. Smyth
E. Sauer
Birmingham Avenue
Twente
Barent
William Miller
Greenbush Street
Henry Myers
York Avenue
Chris Miller
Merrimac Street
Philip Gardner
Ulysses Street
Frank H. Speer
Kelly Street
Bond Street
Thomas Wart
GriMth Street
John 8
Horsfall
Osceola Street
Een
Julia Baxter
Fennavenus
Charlies Ft
Megon Beiet
Michael Farland
Harcum's Alley
Avende
Avellin
James Brows
Ettie
Property Listings in Twenty-Seventh Ward Dwellings
Several properties on Barton and Hackstown streets are listed as frame two-story or one-story dwellings with various dimensions. Other entries include brick two-story and attic houses on Lafayette and Ruth C A Church, plus a kitchen addition on Albert street. Owners include Mrs W J Abbott, Daniel Wehrle, and Otto Schmitt. lot sizes range around 14x15 to 45x40 feet with estimated values noted.
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Samuel W. Black & Co
Fourth Avenue
J. L. Davidson
W.E. Boylston
Terrace Avenue
Darrah Street
Fourteenth Ward
City
Samuel J. Fleming & Co
Fifth Avenue
Hellefield Avenue
W. J. Prenter
Binck & Baird
Fourth Aveas
G. Tressel
Summertea Street
Shadyside
Kelly & Rogers
Station Street
East End
John Beghley
C. H. Lieby
Mayflower Street
Inwood Street
Bennett & Suitely
Breeds Hill Street
J. C. Dick
Charles King
Charles Somers & Co
Wood Street
J. H. Hardman
William Hauck
Resi. Dence
Chartlers Street
Allegheny
Benton Place
Eleventh Ward
Benton Avenue
John Nine
L. O. Frasier
Butler Streets
Patrick McCabe
Butler Street
Fifty Second Street
Eighteenth Ward
Dresden Alley
Adam Hoy
Alles & Bailey
Mra. DeLue
Grant Street
C. L. Reno
Ruth C. A. Church
Lafayette Street
W. J. Abbott
Barton Street
Kinsall
Albert Street
Daniel Wehrle
Ixanny Hackstown
Otto Schmitt
Hackstown Street
Twenty-seventh Ward
Market Holds Steady Amid Railroad Stock Unease
New York May 3 The stock market was quiet with few changes beyond railroad shares. Granger stocks and large active names such as St Paul Atchison Oregon Transcontinental and Richmond and West Point traded actively. Bonds and oil markets showed limited movement as traders watched freight war risks and a looming price rally.
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New York
Lackawanna
Oregon
Transcontinental
Manhattan
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsarge
St Paul
Atchison
Oregon Transcontinental
Richmond
West Point
Texas Pacific
Stock Brooking
Severs
Oh Ast Sigslowes Exchange
Toa Salen
Posteays
London
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Port Burlington
Eastern Minnesota
Northern Steamship Companies
Northwest
Atlantic
Europe
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Bucketshops Draw Reader Letters On Market Outlook
Morning mail brings two lottery strangers from Heading, Pennsylvania and Cumberland, Maryland. One says bucketshop business is played out. the other warns bucketshops beat you in trading or break up. The piece highlights the sharp moral and commercial distinction between bucketshops and commission brokerage, urging caution about deposit margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismorning
Heading
Cumberland
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Stock Yards
The May 3 market report records cattle receipts at 1197 with slow activity as consignments move to New York. Hog receipts tally 3200 with slow demand and no significant sales. Sheep receipts total 4000 with little on sale and no notable bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
New York
Wild Chicago grain market drives May to July futures
Chicago grain prices surged as May and June leapt amid scarceMay offerings and broad buying. June and July futures followed with erratic moves driven by dry Northwest conditions and reports of a large but variable crop, while traders mixed profits taking and short covering amid weather fears.
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Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
St. Paul
South Dakota
Advic
Cabinet photographs at Hendricks & Co on Federal street
A 63 Sx10 photograph offer for yourself or children with every dozen cabinet photos at Hendricks & Co 68 Federal St Allegheny. Cabinets priced at $1 a dozen. Full life-size crayon portraits $3. McKer HAaGAn 108 Fourth Avenue handles local and New York stocks on margin or cash. Inquiries answered. daily quotations mailed free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks & Co.'s
Federal St. Allegheny
McKer & Haagan
Fourth Avenue
New York
Trsa
Treatment Success Report From Southside Woman
Miss Tillie Sutter of 64 Nineteenth Street testifies to dramatic relief after Copeland and Blair treatment. She suffered long with headaches, nasal obstruction, coughing, weakness, and weight loss before seeking care. After under their care her chest pains eased, appetite returned, and sleep improved, confirming a marked recovery. The interview location is given as No nineteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Sutter
Nineteenth Street
Southside
Miss Satter
Copeland & Blair
Robert Ramsey
Was Pa
Dru
Jacob Altmeyer
Kiser
Beemer McKeesport
Dra
Copeland & Hisiron
Sny
William Barnes
Hickman
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the Golden Eagles
E. S. Hackwelder
Re 2m
Hazelton
C. L. Gothhart
Anchor Castle No
W. L. Davis
Monitrie
W. 8. Beach
J. W. Cristler
H. C. Wolf
Harry M
F. Siebert
E. D. Davies, Jr
Eects
Rence
Sentinel
W. m
W.& Beach
ES Webb
Indy
Mt. Washington
C. V. Lewis
Stall
Legion No. 1
General Meade Legion No. 19
Alleghens
Bestelry
General Lodge
Henry Villard
Poe
Cas Oeeka
Aerie
Miss
Castoria
Trade and Trades
J. Fleming &Co
William Tate
Samuel W. Black
Linden Station
Black & Baird
Messrs
Anderson & Beekman
Wilmerding
Turtle Creek Valley Electric Light Company
Groveland
Beaver
Old Town
Thomas KB. McGowan
Homestead
San Carlos
Straub & Morrn
Second Ward
West End Savings Bank
Norman
Ben Estate
Lashore
West Electric
Switch
Bridgewater
Wheeling Gas
Pitts
Pet
Stock & Metal
Eseswess
Alleghen National Bay Bank of Commercial National Citizens’ National Hamk
Dogneano National Bank
First National Bank
Fourth National Bank
Hank of
Sonte Bank
Saaeirgeenee EE
Gas Erchatite & Manufacturers
Metteige
Crescraay Cans
Metropolitanal Bank
Opgabelational Bank
Owe Ba
Hisaracney
DS Western Insurance Co
Allegheny Gas Co
Ilum
Pitteburg t#aa Co
Natural
Chartlers Valley Gas Co
Nat, Gas and Bipcage
Blaig
Westmoreland and Cambria
Aene-Eunesis Cece
SB Wheeling
Fassenger Brailwat
Central Traction
Ecescessssseveeseens
Citinens
Ohlg Pittaburg
Pleasant Valley
Pitta
Jame
BB. Co
Ccseseeessessen Cove
Cleveland Gas Coal Co
Ask Ewalt
Cececsecurss
la Norta Mining Co
Gras Luster Mining Co
IV Silverton Minin Sudedssecesees Pepe
Sterling Silver Mining Co
DY Electhic Light &Toces
Alleghen Seti Ge Me
Westinghouse Electric
Union Switch and Signal Co
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Westinghouse Brake Co
Lim
R.R
Allgheny
Pitteb Jonction
P&l
le K
Western Old Ve
Mitteburg
Western New Ds
Cutteens’ Traction
Oregon Transcanal
Gtrosg Uldertone
Burplus
U.S
Ja. BS
T. Gen
Mutual Union Ds
N. J. C. Int
Northern Pac, Lets
Paciflo
Northern Pac
Louisiana
Oregon & Trane
M. Gen
S.f. Gey
Canada
L.R. G. Westists
Union Pacificists
West Shore
M. K
Buil-Adeleriarcle
Learings
Imperial Bank of Germany
Sadeeneed
New York Exchange
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Pitwburg Petroleum Exchange
Antwerp
Liverpool
Bremen
Arbuckle Farm
No. 5
Canada Southern
New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ee
Norfolk & Western Pf
Ohio
Walsh
Wall Street
Polots
Pavora
John M. Ashley & Co
Hill
Mae
Atchison, St. Louis
San Francisco
Atlantic and Pacific
Rock Island
Wich
Southwest
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Atchison and Rock Islands
Becade
Sige
Carter
Whit, Stephenson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Butale’ Piltsburg & Wesker
Lehigh Valley
East Liberty
Chicago Grain Market
Clifton
Ussu
Sixth St
Tissa Huous & Hacke
Erie Medical CO
Ores
Copeland Blair
Sixth Avenue
myl-Tasu
T Tod FM
Claltiee
Catakera
Pisubare
Dispatch Business
Smithfield
Diamond Sto
Brokers—Financial
Neag
Colorado
U. S
H. Buck
Taber
Denver
Colo
Above Exchange
George H. Lincoln
Beaver ST
Ard
Commission
New Yorkera
Boston
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