Odd Fellows and AOUW Lodge Activities Report Edges
Communication from the department notes mailing to Thersrator by Saturday morning and space for organizations under this handing. A. O. A. W. Industry Lodge No 5 plans two pen names for a Christmas gift, Allegheny Lodge No MW to celebrate anniversary with District Deputy Grand Commander H. H. Dubois present. West Virgins members see fresh leadership from District Deputy Grand Master Workman Bilet M. Hathaway. Various lodges including Center Avenue Lodge No 124 seek new quarters amid overflow meetings. Grandview Lodge No 211 plans a sociable at its new hall next Wednesday with Comrade EDP. John Spratt of Upton Lodge No 86 to oversee district in the city. Spartan Section No 7 to initiate two candidates with wide invitation. Oral notices about Perkins letter, January 1, and Pittsburgh Conclave No 2bs officers installed with lively evening. Crosby Gray demonstrates mastery with the maul. John Doyle nearing 0 years old, celebrated locally. Welcome Lodge No 6 Wheeling reports 15 applications. Fr has awakened and Jats seen. Pittsburgh Lodge No 20, oldest in Gibesneay county, strives for new members. Joinstown lodge instituted amid praise. Grand Vice Commander James H. Hamilton to attend and address next meeting. J. Osmond’s charter list at Aliwona. Mogellans stirred activity. October 2 marks the 22nd anniversary of AOUW. Johnstown Lodge No 46 installed with three members and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industry Lodge No. 5
Cife
Allegheny Lodge No
H. H. DuBois
Bilet M. Hathaway
West Virgins
Wena
Center Avenue
Grandview Loi
Elieworth
U. W
Perkins
Pittsburg
Moguillans
Crosby Gray
John Doyle
Welcome Lodge No
Wheeling
W. Va
Gibesneay County
Joinstown
Jamees H. Hamilton
Ebellevue Legion No. 31
Uot
D. H. Shields
Missouri Grand Lodce
Co. W. Hutch
Wilkins Lodge No
Wilkinsburo
Iudge SP
Order of United Workmen
Gran Orcanicor
L Osmond
William R. Ford
J. M. McNair
Grand Rersiver
K. Gardner
Grand Mellon Examiner
J. W. Basset
Johnstown Lorge No
Wiliam A. Doualasos
G . A. Macer
Muremoan
M. O.twine
Eli Harmann
M. E. Sencost
Gower Waiters
R. Lo Rankin
J. Parke
LW. Lemuel Grifith
Co. W
0. S Fink
Peter A. Cobaugh
Sol Reineman
Alex S. Agair
Modies
W. EB. Matthews
Lodre
Ebnstown
Forest City Lodge
E. KR. Sullivan
Zanesville
Lo 3
Allegheny Lodge No. 2
Ant
Duquesne Lodge No. 15
L. D. Heller
Columbus
Ldce
Supreme Medical
D. W. W. Cole
Granite Lodge No.7
EO. Anderson
Deck Speer
Brad Lodge
Lodia
Brother Cause of
Weissmier
Bolon
Bastling
Supreme
Frank A Over
Vino
Forest of
Solon
Faithful Lodge
Allerheny
Initeeting Thislodge
Allegheny
Eintracht Lodge No
Allentown
Dew
Tts
L. & O. Gause
C. L. McMiller
Leechiure
Gorine
Supreme V
Joe Moe
Cie
Selon
Carnegie Hall
Bewer
Ben Hor
Edith Harris
Mae Rene Lawton
Annie Finny
J. Dan Cable
Prof
Clark
Haydn Mantolin
WHY LAW COMES HIGH An Important Ruling of Judge Slagle
Judge Slagle issues an opinion in the Mary D. Hazlett estate case addressing attorney fees and the role of masters in court work. Auditor J. A. Evans sought 750 dollars. committee George Murdy argued the amount excessive. The ruling outlines factors for fixing fees, cites a May 14 1874 statute authorizing referees, and details days worked and testimony length to set allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daba
Masonic Lodges Report Busy Charter Activity and Visits
Forest City Lodge reports four charter members this week with E K R Sullivan visiting from Zanesville. Allegheny, Duquesne, and Eintracht lodges show multiple initiations and applications. Solon lodge charter drive near completion, while Allentown and Allery lodges expand with new members and officers. A festive event at Carnegie Hall features Edith Harris and performances by local artists.
Pennsylvania council officials plan district visits and events
Deputy National Councilee L Solomon begins official visits during this work. Valley Forge Council No. 36 votes to join the funeral benefit association while many councils exit. Lindsay Gner of Benjamin Franklin cine aids near the Saster councils. El Perkins to attend a December 18 Carnegie event for the Washington Monument fund. The intercom of the SS Americanism and local memberships receive attention as plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Council
National
L. Solomon
Valley Forge Council No
Funeral Benefit Association
Lindsay Gnér
Benjamin Franklin Cine
el Perkins
Carnegie
Allenbeny
Washington Monument Fund
Americanism
Lehera
Comtasca
Psimene Cartaa
Pered
Pennsylvania
Thean
Royal parade plans hinge on Washington Monument unveiling
A parade meeting will be held in Moore to honor the Washington Monument unveiling. The event is expected to draw a larger crowd than ever. News reports say Past State Councilor J. P. Winower suffered a serious fall from a ladder, breaking an arm and sustaining internal injuries, with hopes for a speedy recovery. Pete, a longtime contributor to the order, is fondly remembered as a key figure in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Weshlageen
Washington Monument
Order
J. P. Winower
Pete
Knights of America Reception Actions and Local Orders
Details of field officer elections, receptions, and meetings among Knights of America and related groups. Mentions Joint regimental reception at Old City Hall November 6, upcoming receptions, Daughters of Liberty activities, and recruitment efforts across multiple Conclaves with officials named.
Fort Pitt Ledge R58 Initiation Candidates Tuesday
Fort Pitt Ledge R58 members face a busy Tuesday evening as they nominate candidates for initiation. The lodge invites all members to attend and participate in the proceedings.
General Lodge Notes from St Pauls Cadets and Local Lodges
General notices of St Pauls Temperance Cadet organizing activities and parades, Leetonia Conclave planning installation, Earl of Shaftesbury Lodge debating naturalization, Pride of Allegheny City Lodge social event next Nov 6, and Prove Benefit Order district reports on lodge growth. Also patent lawyer O D Levis lists new patents from Henry Aiken to J P Orr and notes 20 years in patent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Evening Leader
Henry Aiken
Homestead
D. W. Black
Butler
J. C. Dilworth
C. C. Clifford
Swissvale
F. D. Hall
J. T. Hambay
Wilkinsburg
Thomas Hipwell
Allegheny
Arthur Kirk
Sharpsborg
H. F. Mann
H. F. McKee
J. P. Orr
Eiepberr
W. H. Maxwell
Chartiers
Henry White
Gan
United States
Inter-State Building and Loan opens November series
The Inter-State Building and Loan Association announces its November series with dues set at 60 cents per month. No loan bidding, stock matures in 96 months, paid up stock trades cash dividends at 6.4 percent annually. Withdrawals allowed with 30 days' notice. interest paid to withdrawal time. Office at 606 Peon Building. J W Sowet of Campbell and Dick signs with Feinbaum and Co. for furniture reupholstery. Hayes and Erenax operate at 33 and 34 Water St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Building and Loan Association
Peon
Fall and Winter Opening at Dickson the Tabor's
Nobby suits and overcoating offered at Dickson the Tabors on Fillhave and Wood corner on the second floorTelephone 1508
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson the Tabor’s
Telephone
Arish and Booth Booths Plan New Market Street Setup
At 488 Sud Market Street, Arish and Booth announce plans involving dam ys napkins doyny ores and takings. The note lists items and a shop location but lacks full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arish and
Booth Fabie Realy
Plan Damys
Doyny Ores An
Tomei Pheetangs
Sud Market Street
Wreu
Sentences Handed Down in Criminal Court
Dozens of offenders faced fines and terms in the Criminal Court yesterday. Alex Fresh August Dell and Harry Campbell each drew one year in the workhouse, William Mickel nine months, Andrew Krepps six months, George Walker five years and six months in the penitentiary, Wilbert Holmes one year, David Byers three years in the penitentiary, and Isaac Inger six cents with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Gilchrist
Moss Side
Alex Fresh
August Dell
Harry Campbell
William Mickel
Andrew Krepps
George Walker
Charles Bell
Pententiary
Wilbert Holmes
David Byers
John Moore
Arguments for New Trial in Frank Gerade Murder Case
Judge Magee heard the motion for a new trial in the Allegheny murder case of Frank Gerade. Gerade was convicted of first degree murder for killing his step-daughter, and the hearing addressed potential legal errors and new evidence.
Guardian petition seeks removal of guardian David Harris
Mrs. Ella Lewis filed in Orphans Court to remove David Harris as guardian of her minor Ella FR Lewis. She alleges Harris was appointed in 1882 and that $1100 of her money was entrusted to him, from which she has not seen a cent since March 1, 1890. She claims mismanagement and disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lewis
Orphans’Court
David Harris
Ella FR. Lewis
Harris
Hie Ward
Heaton Habeas Corpus Hearing and Bar Association Meeting
Judge Ewing postponed the habeas corpus bid for BR L Heaton held on the Blanche Perkins murder charge, allowing bail set at four thousand dollars. The Bar Association met and elected J C Boyce J MeF Carpenter and W A Bechmidt, adopted dues, and received life size oil portraits by Dalbey and Lawman for Hawkins Magee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Bar Association
J. C. Boyce
J. Mef. Carpenter
W. A. Bechmidt
F. M. Magee
Hawkins
Judge Magee
W. B. Sand
Dalbey
Lawman
Receiver Barnes seeks court approval to use assets for bond interest
W A Barnes receiver of the Allegheny Valley Railroad filed a petition in the United States Circuit Court seeking leave to apply 150000 on hand to the 250000 semi annual interest on the railroad bonds. A hearing date of November 15 was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Barnes
Allegheny Valley Railroad Company
United States
Criminal Court names and naturalization updates roll on
Commonwealth cases include Bridget Kaun Patrick Diston Otto Eilenberger George Crider Alex Devlin Helen Matthews Martin Sullivan John Stewart John Serena E J Ball James Taggart Andrew Zinnard Johanna Haley George Smith William Kos oe Cunningham June Eggley William Day. Six persons were naturalized in U S Court yesterday. Juliana ManoK sued for divorce from Anton Marck citing desertion. Mitchell sued Reed Co for 20 dollars for libel. No Supreme Court session was held yesterday. Bergen county cases will probably be heard next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Bridget Kaun
Patrick Diston
Otto Eilenberger
George Crider
Alex Devlin
Helen Matthews
Martin Sullivan
Jobn Stewart
John Serena
E. J. Ball
James Taggart
Andrew Zinnard
Johanna Haley
George Smith
William Kosoe Cunningham
June Eggley
William Day
United States
Juliana Manok
Anton Marck
Joux M. Miitchell
N.P. Reed & Co
Supreme Court
Bregnenyo County
Notice of Ments on Page Fourteenth
The fragment notes that Ments usually appearing on this page will be found today on the Fourteenth page. This brief item points readers to follow up for additional details elsewhere in the issue.
Flowers of opportunity in boys' clothing department
Parents, bring your children to our boys' clothing dept where a vast variety and prices aim to suit every boy. If we cannot suit you, finding everyone else will be as scarce as peaches in December.
Overcoats Trade in Boosts Business Despite Cold Weather
Overcoats are selling briskly with two weeks of strong demand. Shoppers flock not for mild days but for stock variety and pricing. The assortment includes styles and qualities priced from $4 to $20.
Ladies Fur Sale Urges Quick Purchase Now
The advertisement addresses ladies, highlighting a large fur stock and warns prices will rise by at least 33 percent with the next shipment. It urges buying now to lock in current prices and emphasizes immediate action.
Coney Fur Trimming Rates Advertised in Classifieds
An old classified note lists fur trimming services for Coney fur from one inch to four inches, priced at 15 cents and up. The brief snippet reflects typical mid 20th century textile service ads.
Hats for City Shoppers Offer Wide Styles and Savings
Our immense trade in hats this season and present proves we supply about half the city with hats. The vast variety of styles and low margins leave buyers with little choice but to visit us. Savings range from 50 cents to 1 dollar and above.
Ready made suits fit every man from stock
The advertisement claims our clothing stock includes styles resembling various men and that all can be fitted perfectly. It urges those who thought ready made clothing wouldn’t fit to try, promising savings of $10 to $20 on suits or overcoats compared to custom work.
Furnishings Offer Low Prices On Winter Underwear
Catch on to big values in the Furnishings Department as prices are pitched as a knock-out to competitors. The ad invites customers to examine the line of winter underwear and compare tariffs to secure savings.
Kipling Fans and Bargain Clothing Appeal
A local retailer markets Kipling’s works to all readers and promotes affordable clothing for anyone seeking savings. The ad questions reader patronage and emphasizes value in both books and apparel, framing reciprocity as a core appeal.
Cork Sole Shoes Reach Wide Public with Prices Shown
A mention of Cork Sole shoes notes they are not new by name but newly accessible to many. Men’s range from $2.98 to $7.50 and ladies’ from $3.50, praised for keeping feet dry in recent wet weather.
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A. W
J.osmond
Aliwona
Gene Petting
Frank Gerade
Order of
Select Knights of America
J. A. McKee
No. 16
Batchelors' Club
Old City Hall
P. G. C. John Bowen
C. L. Hannon
No. 7
Dubois
Grand Legion
Iet Remiment
Segions
Daughters of Liberty
Pride of Welcome
Tarentum
Northwele
D. of L
Welcome Council
Cyclorams
Tranning
Pride of the West Council
Margaret A. Dushane
Lass Seneben
National Council
Salem
Mara
Kaufmann
Jonwie Wade
W. H. Taylor
T. E Whittienore
M. T. Hardy
N. A. Young
F. A. Fisk
F. &. Dennie
J. W. McCleary
F. D. Theanpson
C. K Wylie
Emma Henderson
Martha Heisker
W. J. Young
Jennie Rowson
E. Kepple
Broderick
Beaver Avenue
Lawrence
Brother Blythe
John L Shaw
M. A. King
Mit. Pleasant
L. T. Vosmus
Fort Pitt Ledge R58
General Lodge
St Paul's Temperance
Leetonia
Earl of
Shaftesbury Lodge
Sons of St. George
Allegheny City
W. M. Hill
Iniihite
J. W. Sowet
Campbell & Dick
Fieinbman & Co
Hayes & Erenax
Water St. Bu
Frank
BR. L. Heaton
Meeting of the Bar Association
Davis
Hopper Bros. & CO
Wood Street
Fourth Avenue
Banes
Rosenbaum Ys
Marenrt Street
Rudyard Kipling
Market St
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