Housing Rush for Department Encampment Next February
Hotel rooms will be scarce during the Department encampment in February with fast rising demand. The Hotel Committee led by C. M. Head warns that first come, first served as applications arrive, and overflow will go to boardinghouses. Rates are set at 6l to 1 per year, with Abram Levering and O. M. Head coordinating local arrangements and Seventh Avenue Hut headquarters.
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C. M. Head
H. H. Bengough
O. M. Head
Iron Post
Philadelphia
Abram Levering
Seventh Avenue
Volunteers sought by city and state for acquaintances
Department headquarters requests names of associates who knew soldiers from Pennsylvania volunteers and other units. Edges include Twenty-ninth and Fifty-sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, Fourth United States Armory, Sixty-fifth New York Volunteers, First Maine Batteries, and Two Hundred Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteers. Names given span Philadelphia Rexborough Caribou Peoria and Mich markers.
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Robert Hover
Wiliam Augustine
Twenty-ninth
Pennsyvania Volunteers
Levi Heckman
Independence
Kan
Fifty-sixth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Charles T
Cook
Scott
Iarestoo
Mich
Meet Fourth Regiment
United States Armory
Henry A. Waliams
David Davis
Svioto Street
Pitts One, Inc
Joan Winslow
C. W. Messinger
Peoria
Tfl
Two Hundred and Tenth
Joseph B. Bradley
Germantown
Mra
Chalker
North Eleventh Street
Philadelphia
Testimonial Planned for Post Assistant Quartermaster General Williams
A committee formed at the last Department Encampment completed resolutions thanking Comrade Williams. An album form will contain photographs of all past department commanders who served under him. The work will be presented to Williams at a Philadelphia hotel meeting with invited colleagues from the Post.
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Harry G. Williams
Williams
Comce Williams
Owner’s Hotel
Philadelphia
Pat Assitant Quartermasters
Courades
Veterans post activities and events across several posts
Readings at Post 437 and other posts recount new member applications, receptions, and dances. Comrades honor past leaders and plan a Sons of Veterans camp at Mt. Morris while Post 1, Post 7 and others report meetings, charters, and a memorial volume project. A December Sons of Veterans birthday, a lantern contest, and a stand for a silver spoon award feature in a busy period.
Knights and Castles Report Active Frat Life in Pittsburg Area
Knights of the Golden Eagle Pittsburg Commandry 61 meets in fatigue uniform next Friday. Venus Castle conferred second degree on two members Tuesday evening. Star of the West Castle called a rousing meeting for November 4. Manchester Castle 212 elected four candidates and discussed memberships. Anchor Castle 336 appointed a committee for an open meeting in November. Manchester Command organized with officers Grant Miller and Clark, and 25 full uniforms ordered. Drill meetings at 309 Beaver Avenue Allegheny. Lorena Castle 131 praised for fifth anniversary entertainment and conferred third degree on two pilgrims. Grand Castle session named several officers and conferred past ranks.
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Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pittsburg
Venus Castle
Star of the West Castle
Manchester Castle
Anchor Castle
Charles Wain
William Wenatt
C. R. Biasso
C.G. Hoffman
E. Becker
Manchester
Grant Miller
Leutenant
J. L. Clark
William Klein
Armory
Beaver Avenue
Allegheny
Lorena Castle
Bend D. G. C
William Wendt
Grand Castle
W. GV
John Anders
G. HW
A. Rouwnfelder
H. T. J. Schellman
G. M
Hen Ittle
A. Ron Se
Egres Spon Weathers
P. E
E.J. Dagnes
J. M. Reynolds
James L. Clark
J. G. Slanedenmeyer
Order of Solon aims to strengthen lodges across towns
Deputy W L Davis conducts work at Johnstown Reuters. reception set for Turner Hall Wednesday. Supreme Past President Renee Naylor from Warren Pa visited Thursday and Friday. Godfrey Beatty attend Greensburg meeting. H L Strickler organized a 40 member lodge at Brownsville. Ball and Godfrey attended Boston meeting. Union Lodge invites for November supper and banquet. French Beaver Lodge announces open meeting November 6 with Supreme officers expected. Vilsack Allegheny reports nine committees. Supreme Trustees lease Hostetter Block offices on Fourth Avenue for modernization.
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Renee ¥. Naylor
Warren
Cifty
Thoreday
Godfrey
Beatty
Greensburg
H. L. Strickler
Brownsville
Ball
Boston
Union Lodge No
French
Beaver Lodge
Vilsack
Alleghen Aeeeees Lapne Lodge
Supreme Trustees
Local Council Events Highlight Holiday Season
General Putnam Connell 3 will give er 7. an entertainment Novremb A charter list is being raised at Sand Creek about eight miles from the city. East End Star Council has received a handsome new outfit of paraphernalia. Ouida Council will give an entertainment in the South Twenty second Street Incline Hall November 20. The Advance Association of Unity Council plans a reception in Br. Clair Incline Mall Southside December 4. Evening Star Council marks its second anniversary with a reception at New Turner Hall Thanksgiving eve. Union Association meets next Tuesday at Lucy Webb Hays Council Butler streets. Deputy National Councilor B F Leech visited East End Star Council with regalia. The Indies in Margaret A Dun Shane Council No 48 plan a necktie social to fund a silk banner for Liberty No 27 Jr O U A M Beil Council.
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Putnam Connell
Sand Creek
East End
Union Association
Lucy Webb Hays
Butler Streets
Leech
Liberty No. 27
U. A. ML
Beil Council
Entertainment and Oyster Supper by Myrtle Kress Lodge in Wilkinsburg
Members of Myrtle Kress Lodge No. 1% Daughter of Rebekah Wilkinsburg plan an entertainment and oyster supper in the Opera House on Friday and Saturday evenings November 13 and 14. Deputies attending Pitts Lanige meeting include H L Neal P A Seaver W W Slick N Jeffries and others. B B Brashear Lodge No 10% L D D F will be instituted next Wednesday November 4 at 7 PM with George W Giles and D D G M staff. New hall at Twenty-lat and Carson streets South side. Initiation ceremonies and military degree to be conferred by Park Lodge No 873 Allegheny City. The lodge opens with about 110 members and hopes to rival elder Southside lodges.
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Myrtle Kress
Bradtinck
Cleon Gioquenls
MeKowspors
George W.a
Homestead
B. B. Brashear Lodge
George W. Giles
James L. Early
J. J. Meliivar
P. G
Order
Twenty-lat
Carson Streets
Southside
M. Garp
Jodges
Park Lodge No. 873
Allegheny City
Knights Templar Commandery Aims Large May Conclave Display
Pittsture Commandery No 1 Knights Templar plans a major presence at the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania annual conclave in May. Committees are at work and the drill corps receives rising interest as weekly drills on Wednesdays draw larger crowds. The corps gains visibility through receptions starting with a recent Friday night event and a next reception scheduled for November 27.
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Pittsture Commandery No. 1
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery of
Pennsylvania
No. 1
Oakland Lodge Hosts 175 Members From Surrounding Lodges
Last Wednesday evening Oakland Lodge welcomed about 175 members from Center avenue Bethel East Liberty Union and Wilkins Lodges. P.G.M. W Beene named to act as Chairman.
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Oakland Lodge
Center Avenue
Bethel
East Liberty
Union
Wilkins
Fihe Lodge
P.G. MM. W. Beene
Giairman
Knights of America Plans New Legion at Coleville
Knights of America discussions indicate bright prospects for establishing a Legion at Coleville in Duquesne County. At a Board of Officers meeting on Wednesday in First Regiment, new reception plans neared completion. Grand Commander Todd will inaugurate the New Castle Legion Tuesday evening November 17, with visitors charged only fares, and special rates offered. New Castle comrades arrange to entertain guests in fine style with a grand reception.
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Knights of America
Coleville
Duquesne
Todd
Wil
New Castle Legion
New Castle Comrades
Mason circles report activity and initiations in Pittsburg area
Pittsburg No. 44 with 71 members and Triomps Circle No. 10 plan Wednesday work. Washington No. 2 has two candidates for initiation. D. P. Riesing develops membership. A new Southside circle thrives. Dr Jane Briggs praised progress to Bailey Supreme Organizer and FLOC Hall. Braddock meeting noted. Pecan Circle initiated ten candidates Thursday evening with reported success.
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Pittsburg No
Triomps Circle
Washington No
D. P. Riesing
Southside
Jane Briggs
Guaran
Bailey
Floc. Hall
Soade
General Lodge Notes and Upcoming Meetings
General notes from Lodge No. 42 of the Order of Blaes report a last regular meeting and a next regular meeting to nominate officers. Kerstone Temple No. 7, Order of Juno, meets at Morehead Rail corner Grant and Second Avenues. an open meeting is set for Thursday November 5 at 7 30 PM with address by Supreme President G A Harper.
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Tlee Lodge
Order of Bl Aes
G. A. Harper
Order
Wexford wreckage and global brief items
Wreckage washing ashore at Wexford. A New York seat change win by B P Hutchin. David Douglass, Youngstown treasurer, jailed. Ugandan slave traders defeated by Lu gardian expedition. Swedish journalist Andgren sails Gothenberg to Dunkirk in open boat. Wear engineers strike for pay. Train wreck attempt near London Plymouth. Luzon Morris versus Morgan Grey hearing set. Duc de Orleans named co respondent in English divorce. Father Ildefonenus found murdered in Aquibelle monastery. Depnuw University platform collapse injures students. U S government sends gift to Victoria for rescue. Henry Wuerder attempts suicide. execution notes. Mary Ellicott wed Lt Renate Schwerin. Knapp's Villa liquor case upheld. W A Rice appointed temporary receiver of West Coast Fire and Marine. Thomas Harris confession ties to 1686 Janesville murder.
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Youngstown
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Milwaukee
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Unfortunate Weese Sinks Off Chesapeake Bay
Captain Spaulding of the M. Luella Wood reports that on October 22 off Smith Point in Chesapeake Bay a distressed lumber schooner sank after failing to reach it. All hands aboard were lost despite efforts to reach and assist the vessel.
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Portahanp
Spaulding
M. Luella Wood
Rockland
Baltimore
Smith Point
Chesapeake Bay
Wounded in Baltimore Democracy Parade Stand Collapse
Senator Gorman, Mr. Barnes Compton, Representative in Congress and Democratic State Committee Chairman, Murray Vandiver, State Democrat official, State Controller Baughman, John H. Doe, Attorney General candidate, and Frank Brown, Governor candidate, with Mrs. Brown and niece Sis Phillips of Pittsburg, were wounded as the stand broke during a Democracy parade review. All are reported to be progressing well with injuries not serious.
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Gorman
Barnes Compton
Congress
Democratic State Committee
Murray Vandiver
Baughman
John H. Doe
Frank Brown
Brown
Sis Phillips
Pittsburg
Milwaukee Street Railway System Sold to Willard Syndicate
The Becker Street Railway System in Milwaukee is now controlled by the Willard syndicate after negotiations concluded in New York. The deal transfers ownership of all city street car tracks to the syndicate.
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Milwaukee Roads
Oas
Milwaukee
Willard Syndicate
New York
Annexation Issue Rising in Quebec Bye Elections
The Quebec Telegraph reports that the question of political union with the United States will be a major issue in upcoming bye elections across Quebec provinces.
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Quebec
Montreal
Que
Price of dar Silver Rew Yor Oct 81 Special
Bar silver in jen n oe PF nocd ean Pan York shows market activity with slang and fragmented OCR.
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Jenn
Pan York
Market Outlook and Squirrel Hill Real Estate Rush
Trade remains steady with strong money flow and rail progress. Prominent Pittsburg buyers acquire six acres near Forbes Street for 20500 while two East End residences change hands for 15000 and 17000. School building moves forward as Scott heirs sell, and permits rise with 327818 estimated value.
Auction Sale Dominates Week In Home Securities Market
The week saw steady regular trade with weak speculation on Change and a major auction sale on Thursday that absorbed most orders and lifted values. Strong demand for bonds and investment securities benefited the trade, with brokers hopeful for revival as farmers’ funds flow to discharge debts and invest in securities. The market faced mixed results with a few weak spots but overall firmness and an anticipated higher, more active market next week.
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Third National Bank
Wee Chartiers
Philadelphia
Pillabary
Central
Pleasant Valley
Lueter
Philadelphia Gas At
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Real estate sales and transfers in Kensington and nearby towns
Burrell Improvement Co reports numerous Kensington lot sales with buyers from Pittsburgh McKeesport and Latrobe. Prices range from 250 to 4 000 dollars including parcels on Kirkpatrick Street and blocks 4 5 6 7 8 9 plus a Nicely farm near Ligonier sold to a Pittsburgh buyer for 96 000. Proceeds include multiple deeds to Allegheny Pittsburgh McKeesport and Logan's Ferry residents with improvements planned on Pacifica Avenue and Four Mile Run road curb appeal noted.
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Aock
Kirkpatrick Street
Burrell Improvement Company
Kensington
William H. Spencer
Pittsburg
Maris Amator
Wilmerding
Frederick Lorasch
Charles Babot
McKyesport
Punt Lather
Pittshune
Catharine Specht
Allegheny
Rickie Bennett
Pittsbury
Joseph Andomencch
En Haven
Chambera
Miller
Wildwood
Frederick A. Pilgrim
Sharpsburg
William M
James A. Stewart
Pittaburg
Joseph DeHavey
James Askey
Pitraburg
W. A. Lincoln
Dr. Daly
Pacifico Avenue
H. E. Stedler
Healey
Wm. Loeffler
Carl
Oil market review notes cautious edge after six day week
The article reports considerable oil business over six days totaling about 245000 barrels with weak market and small fluctuations. Prices ranged from 6 04 to 1 84 cents, weekly decline near one cent, McDonald field output rising and keeping operators cautious. Antwerp shipments steady, New York closing at 625 to 640, London and Antwerp levels noted.
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McDonald Field
Antwerp
New York
London
Monetary Situation of the Pittsburgh Clearing House
The monthly report shows clearing house operations nearly level with the previous month and close to last year’s figures. Revenue and transactions align with mid year trends, indicating stable financial activity for the period.
Financial optimism and steady gains amid mixed market signals
After a period of speculative excess the current business climate is described as sound with hard cash backing. Reports cite improved trade in Pittsburgh, stable New York bank conditions, and cautious optimism about ore markets, stocks, and mercantile activity, despite lingering concerns from past years.
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Pittsburg
Aavecessee
New York
Prime Mercantile
Telling Exchange Jusiee
Easy Mo
Bank Clearings Across Cities Show Varied Totals
New York and other cities report weekly and monthly bank clearings with balances. Figures cover totals for New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans, comparing weekly and monthly periods to prior years, noting rises and declines in overall activity and money rates.
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Boston
Pullaventrita
St. Louia
Chicago
Grain and Provisions Market Shows Light Trade and Fluctuations
Chicago trading was light with small price ranges as buyers, including foreigners, supported prices. News from abroad and talk of Russia prohibiting grain exports influenced sentiment while dry weather reports stoked concerns. Wheat opened higher, while corn showed mixed action with late shifts in nearby contracts. Prices for oats, pork, and lard moved within narrow bounds as the market closed modestly firmer in spots.
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Russia
Gorn
Wirral
Silige
Hye
Sligo
Sigesiecoz
M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Electropathic Institute offers treatment for six dollars per month
A damaged notice cites Mr David W Spencer of Sunnystie, praising a cure after a severe sciatic rheumatism. It advertises the Electropathic Institute on St Penn Avenue offering all medicine and electrical treatments for six dollars monthly, good until January 1, 1692, for old and new patients.
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Mr. Garson
Darden
Penn Avenue
Electropathic Institute
Janet
David W. Spencer
Sunnystie
Pal
Pesecmne
ST Penn Avenue
Tee
Thas
Pittsburg
Mies
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