Secret Societies Notes Hit And Miss In Local Orders
Ancient Order United Workmen reports comradery, sickness and leadership moves while Grand Recorder Thomsen remains ill at Crafton. Ingersoll considers moving to Walla Walla for health reasons, and Judge James is favored for Supreme Lodge representation. New constitutions and lodge visits signal activity at Industry Lodge 35 and Grandnew 219 on Duquesne Heights with planned meetings and membership drives.
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Thomsen
Crafton
W.B. Hawdon
Uesne No 10
Cil
Hanvan
Tefull
Made & Reuser
L. 4. Ingersoll
Walla W Wash
William H. James
Philadelpha
James
Allegheny County
Supreme Lodge
Workman Ford
McKee's Rocks
Snd Leechburg Leige
P Caren Fyne
Liuself
Industry Relief Association
Industry Lodge
Allegheny City
Duquesne Heights
Dosehe
Irvin
Foreman
Keira
Graneview
Catholic Mares Beneficial Association Branch Meetings Detail
The text outlines advisory committee meetings and branch openings for the Catholic Mares Beneficial Association in various locales. It lists scheduled Sunday and Monday gatherings, charter closings for two branches, and names several officers and trustees, with each branch set to meet the first and third Saturdays monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Ulver
St. John's Parish
Altoons
Sperial Depot
P. J. Brady
J. McGuire
Pittsburg
Pathers Wertesbach
Hradgock
Sores
Eat Liberty
James A
Duquesne Lodge to open Oliver Rink in West Dia area
The Besemer and Allegheny lodges of the M C K of M C plan a joint event at the Oliver Rink in Duquesne with music and literary entertainment. A large benefit reception is set for Liberty Palace Rink after a fire caused total loss to Holmes Commandery items.
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Besemer Lodge
Duquesnne
Oliver Rink
Haing
Duquesné
Allegory Lodge
M.C. Bryant
Outeera
Dunweave
Loire
Samuel Lesmond
O. P. Cochran
Ll.sihler
Pine
A. H. Mercer
E. Ae E Lanter
Sages Patterson
Kanchester
AL Fischoc Bates Ee
F.C. Negray
G. McLaughlin
SicKeeapart
W. Miller
Icape
Nens
Fourth Avenue
Holmes Commandery No
M. C
Amon Ae
Sesin
Liberty Palace
Oh Eecone
Riehec
Giaeke
Musical and literary entertainment by Jr C U A B Manchester Circle
Jr C U A B Manchester Circle ladies auxiliary hosted a well attended musical and literary program at Washington Hall Manchester with Sonny Long on banjo drawing praise. Rev A M Hills to speak Sunday November 17 at 7 10 o clock at the corner of Franklin and Manhattan Allegheny. Members of Junior O U A M invited to attend. Divine services planned across two cities as councils support the event. Old Reliable Council No 9 wowed with war features and Charney Hart and Colonel Thrnatie praised.
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Manchester Circle
Washington Hall
Manchester
Sonny Long
A. M. Hills
Franklin and
Manhattan Streets
Allegheny
Bublest
American Mechanics
Hildale No
Emeter
Reliable Council
Charney Hart
Colonel Thrnatie
Old Reliable
Humboldt Legion to Host Elegant Evening at Old City Hall
More than six tickets are out for an event at Old City Hall Thursday evening as committees finalize plans. Humboldt Legion No. 17, noted for strong leadership, will conduct the funeral service for Commander See.
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Cty Hall
Amg
Sagen
Legion
Humboldt Legion No. 17
Cenmander
Knights Welcome Guests at Annual Reception and Funeral Notices
Charles Babst presents at the First Select Knights event while the Second Annual reception approaches in city venues. Comrade Henry Muhl is laid to rest in a well attended funeral, despite bad weather. Brothers invite visitors to Lodge events and Veteran Legion Hall gatherings for friendly, informative evenings.
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Charles Babst
Henry Muhlast
Muhl
Knights of the Golden Eagle Hold Pittsburg Meeting
The Supreme Cestle Knights of the Golden Eagle plan a December 18 entertainment in Pittsburg to unite members ahead of a February reception of supreme officers. The organizing committee includes three members from each castle in Sepese Beaver and Westmoreland counties, chaired by Bent Patterson DGC.
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Supreme Cestle Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pittsburg
Sprn
Sepese Beaver
Westmoreland
Bent Patterson
D.G.C
Lytle
Late New York Briefs and Varied 19th Century Notices
A roundup of late items includes canal closures in New York by November midnight unless ice forms, and diverse bond offerings. Obituaries note journalist George W. Bungay near Brook, a Belfast William statue unveiling in front of 30,000 Orangemen, and other brief items on crimes, suicides, rail deaths, and political inquiries.
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Shanahan
New York
Acoround
George W. Bungay
Brook
Wiliam HL
Belfast
Major Saunders
Age
Boston News Bereau
George H. Binney
Order of the Medjidie
Herr von Radowits
Turkey
William R Upright
Cornersburg Terday
Albert Clinehurst
Andrew Freichtel
Latrobe
Beatty Station
Beginning and End Pittsburg’s shift toward a grand future
A historical outlook on Pittsburg tracing its rough founding era, practical growth, and current momentum. The piece praises past achievements while urging caution against rapid boom times, urging conservation amid expansion and the quest for a million-strong population within two decades.
Market closes with minor gains in select stocks
Stocks ended the week with little excitement as 978 shares traded in a short session. Pittsburg Traction Central Traction Airbrake and New York and Cleveland Gas Coal led activity while Gas Coal and rail issues showed weak or nominal demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Traction
Central Traction
Airbrake
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Allegheny and
Manchester Railway
Stock Market Ex Dividends and Large Volume Trades
Ex dividents show Pittsburg Traction 2 Airbrake at 1194 and Central Traction at. New York listings include Delaware Lackawanna and Western Denver Texas and Fort Worth among others. Total stocks traded in New York yesterday reached 174641 shares with notable figures for Lake Shore 1500 and Union Pacific 3173.
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Pittsburg Traction
Central Traction
New York
Cleve- Incn
Sriean Ponte
Palladetta Gas
Yesterly
Avenin
Delaware
Lackawanna and
Tern
Art Denver
Texas
Ft. Worth
Erle
Lake Shore
Louisville
Nashville
Richmond
Se Paul
Union Pacific
Western Union
Record of Exchanges and Clearing Figures From Week
Local money markets show steady demand for loans and stable rates. Clearing figures compare favorably to the prior year with New York and other centers reporting solid balances and weekly clearings. Money rates hold at 6 percent on call and 7.8 percent for time while banks post strong showing across major districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patter Hiner
Bustom
Philadelphia
St. Uig
Dull Oil Market Marks Week With Little Movement
The oil market yesterday showed minimal activity with opening at 1 1044 and closing at 1 1056. The day was the dullest of the week as exchanges offered little significance, though near close there was bullish sentiment from increased buying. Features note total 6,256,000 barrels traded as corrected daily by John M. Caxity & Co and A. B. McGrew & Co.
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John M. Caxity & Co
Pittsburg Petro- WE
Ion Barrvia
Apvotars
A. B. McGrew & Co
iMiani2
Psaee
Sbarta
Siegay
Shore
Lee
Petroleum prices and market notes from Titusville chapter
A fragmented market brief reports oil trading activity with November dates, noting highs around 1054 and lows near 105, closures near 61 10, and New York price movement. It mentions petroleum strength, price shifts, and specific intraday fluctuations as observed in early November trading.
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Bighoe
Lowe Titusville
Cme
New Yor
Petroleum
Real estate deals noted with multiple city properties sold
Alles & Batley at 164 Fourth Avenue sold a brick eight room dwelling with outbuildings and rear brick houses on a lot, plus lots on Homewood and King properties. J R Rush plan on Poon Avenue in Twentieth ward plans two brick dwellings. Doyle sells a small house on Achilles Street to William Barth.
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Alles & Batley
Fourth Avenue
D. Straesburger & Co. & Business Property
Fifth Avenue
Pisces Elly
Tation Street
Charlies King
John M. Gartside
J. R. Rush
Poon Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Thos. Doyle
William Barth
Achilles Street
Ningth Ward
Ie Amavns Bat
Awomrece
William H. Sms
Bedford Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Real estate transfers and mortgages across wards and avenues
The report lists multiple property transactions including sales by J. Welxel and Charles Wex er, mortgages in Oakland, and parcels on Fourth Avenue Blackadore Avenue Bates and Brook streets. It notes terms, frontages, and prices ranging from 675 to 12 000 cash with owners such as E A Meyers and Mellon Brothers involved.
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Nor Avernue
Twentieth Ward
Re Ees Grace
Firth Avenue
Shadysite
Sea
S J. Welxel
Charles Wexer
Black & Baird
Fourth Avenue
W. EH
Simes
Pro
Oakland
John F. Baxter
Smithfield
Villa Park
Brushton van
Blackadore Avenue
E. A. Meyers
J. E. Glana
Fifth Avenue
Alex
Bates and
Brook Streets
Samuel W. Black & Co
Blair Estate
Third Ward
Oust Street
Peter Wise
Blair
Elizabeth and
Lytle Streets
Venteo
Mellon Brothers
Fairmount Avenue
Wari
Flinn Syndicate
Homes For Many Building Falls Of a Little
The week saw only two building permits issued due to late season and bad weather. Westinghouse Electric Company filed the largest permit for a Garrison alley shop costing $20,000. A Cumberland Presbyterian church on Shady Avenue, brick and stone, was approved at $12,000, with other numerous frame and brick homes listed across wards and streets including Penn, Amber, Wick Eleventh, and Tioga avenues.
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Westinghouse Electric Company
Garrison Alley
Shady Avenue Cumberland Pres
al Nited Presbyterians
Saat Sa
Wick
Eleventh Ward
Haury
Monk
Beak
Wylie Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Jacob Stab
Howley Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
Nickel & Brehmert
Fitch Street
Nineteenth A
Canfield
Amber Street
Twentieth Ward
Campbell Horigan
Penn Avenue
E. V. Goodchild
William Fox
Cypress Street
Thomas Mulverhill
Tioga Street
Enty-Diet Ward
Orn
Yoder Street
Henry Walls
Lebanon Street
H. L. Brenner
Moe Avenue
Ward
Rs. Maryuster
Apps Su Avenue
Pittsburg Ap Erie Railroad
Wharton Street
Avery
Fifth Ward
John M. Beatty
Natebex
James Talbot
Vickroy Street
Sixth Ward
F. D. M. Cornell
Rebecca Street
Edward Gollins
Gladstone Street
Allentown
United Press
Alley
Cumberland Poetry Avenue
Shady Avenue
Andrew Stewart
Dauphin Street
Doefshaffer
Nineteenth
G. Rahauser
Hiland Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
Herman Schaffer
Carnegie Street
Albert Berg
Preetes
Eignteenth Ward
Ebster Beter Avenue
Frank Mestalski
Brereton Avenue
Grove
Rove Atrocurteen
Herman Forse
Colwell Street
Osis
Pee Hersh
Finley Street
Bina Semin
Rachael
Lincoln Avenue
A. C. Jarrett
Mreple Avenue
Sere
John Stein
Junius Street
Nirty Tin Owen Smith
Tugs Street
James S. Miller
Steuben Pare
Frien
Wall Street Advances Amid Narrow Leadership
The New York market extended yesterday’s gains with strength in Rock Island and Union Pacific as leaders. Activity centered on a few key shares while most issues climbed, pushing the list to higher levels with strong advances in Tennessee Coal and Western Union among others. The day closed steady to firm with notable volume and investment buying margins moderate at the session’s end.
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New York
Bears
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Chicago
Ontario and
Western
Yan
Canon Oile
Western Union
Eaingieve
Rhode Island
Paton 5 Pacino
Fow
Vnio
Ontario
Westera
Toledo
Ann Arbor
North Michigan
Prices on Wall Street End of Trading Day Snapshot
Figures show active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange with daily corrections. The poster lists leading prices and market movements as recorded by the exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Tam DisratTon
Sithet & Stefhensor
Pistabna
New Korn Stock Exchange
Inside Gossip Stock Market Notes from New York
The November market shows a firm opening with gains in rail stocks and coal shares while cotton oil weakens. Traders expect the trust to reorganize and rise in value as Union Pacific futures hint at further advances. Bullish sentiment dominates by close with a noted rise in Beaten Stocks and various rail and industrial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rock Island
Paul
Chicago
Samington
Quincy
Northwest
Union Fic
Union Pacite
Market gains momentum in Lawrenceville real estate boom
Industry notes show rising activity with 233 deeds recorded valued at $707.20, eight new building permits, and $82,740 in improvements. Westinghouse plans a town hall, engine house No. 18 advances, and railroad frontages near Pittsburg see strategic deals as Philadelphia firms, builders, and suppliers fuel a housing market surge.
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Castle Shannon
Aame
Philadelphia Gas
Tux Lecky Manufacturing Company
James Hay
Robert
Jobo Young
Pitesburg
Western
Tus
Seeanedat Aa Hody River Railroad Company
West Virginia
B.C. Christy
Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
Sorender Sigelembalpepedes
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Stock Yards
Market report from Pittsburgh November 16 shows cattle receipts 1,500 head with 1,490 shipped and market steady from Monday. Hog receipts 2,900 with 3,000 shipped. market firm in Philadelphia and slow in New York. Sheep and lamb shipments include six cars to New York as market remains active near Monday prices.
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New York
The York Basic Statement Notes Bank Excess Reserves
The weekly bank statement from New York on November 16 shows circulation and increases. Banks now hold 540 875 in excess of the 26 percent reserve rule.
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New York
Eee
Stratees Peevsesrse
Albany Lawyer Elopes With Typewriter and Stole Client Funds
Prominent Albany lawyer Colonel W. W. Thompson vanished with Bertha Denton, his nineteen year old companion, after allegedly eloping and taking $1,200 from a client. Police report he told his wife business called him to New York. the pair allegedly carried on since last August and faced a damages suit from Thompson's wife.
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Albany
Alpary
W. W. Thompsss
Noble
Bertha Denton
Thompson
New York
Thompoan Gaak
Genuine Spradel Salt Promotes Gentle Laxative Effect
The notice promotes Spradel Salt as a natural aperient and laxative with eideretic properties. It warns to secure only the genuine product and to prefer the authentic variant over imitations.
Important Case Opens as Shaffer Testifies
The transcript cites F C Shaffer as a witness in a Panhandle Rationes Company matter. The narrative fragment describes a visitor and a long description of health symptoms including vision problems, ear noises, throat trouble, mucus, stomach upset, and fatigue from ongoing discomfort.
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Panhandle Rationes Company
Pty
Ington Street
Iron Road
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