New Text No 450 Gathered at Bloomfield Post Meeting
Text No 450 of Lawrencerikewr muster with Liberty Avenue Street blooms crowd for post speed bid. Posts 1L 15L and Provisional poet show wiring plan. Twenty four charter list members listed. Sixteen applications to be considered at first regular meeting tomorrow night. Comrades from ALP Burch Hebel Patterson Denniston J Brown WH Beneouch and Thomas G present.
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Liberty
Bloomfield
Gaxiout
W.O. Kessel
WCW
Alp
Burch
Hebel
Wd. Patterson
Jes
Denniston
Sttanmander Brown
Pension Center
WH. Beneouch
Thomas G “Seach
Bostin
Ss Cuurdinst
Arbor Local a Thursday Evening Event at Abegiveny
Entertainment Committee of Auxil No.1 hosts Arbor Local events for U A T Royal Legion No.6 at Colonel Clark Poot Post 262 in West Diamond Street Abegiveny. Guests will enjoy coffee cakes sandwiches and fourtef keris with ten cent admission as plans unfold for an evening of entertainments and new ideas.
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Auxil
Union Veteran Legion No
Clark Poot
West Diamond Street
Abegiveny
Altheir
Union
U. A
Sons of Veneraes Sone
Jererains
Auxtiers
Pensions To-Morrow at 7 O'clock for October Quarter
Pension Agent Bensouzh and assistants will start paying October quarter pensions at 7 o clock sharp. Only 300 payments can be made between 7 and 9 o'clock. About 35 000 names remain on the roll and recipients must observe the payment rules and deadlines to avoid missing clocks.
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Bensouzh
Tech
First defenders receive medals at Butteville ceremony
Medal ceremony honors veterans with Governor Patton presenting for the state. Commander Borer and General Mom Grea attend as Braverly Day events unfold at the Soldiers Monument in Garneld Square Potrerith. Veterans and post members, parades, and speeches mark the observance amid gatherings of Grand Army circles and reunions.
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Butteville
Pattison
Creed Parade
Teenerald
K. Sigfried
Union veterans plan reunion and memorial volume event
The First and Twelfth West Virginia Regiments Cartin's Battery and Captain Rohan's Cavalry plan a reunion at Martin's Ferry next Tuesday with a free dinner and warm reception for old soldiers. An excursion rate is offered from East Liverpool. Post 157 honors include a memorial volume presentation and thanks to Captain Vandergrift for gifts to two local posts.
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Burg
J.N. MacGonigie
Z. Vandergrift
G. W. Chalfant
Vandergrift
Secret Societies Open Mail for Weekend Submissions
Department summons all communications to reach Tor Dispaton by Saturday morning. Authority promises reasonable force to all organizations under this heading.
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Tor
Lodges Continue to Celebrate Lodge Installations and Honors
The article details numerous lodge events in Pittsburg area fraternal organizations. Installations of officers for Manchester Loge 405 and Montefiore Lodge H, Rhine Lodge, Zocco Lodge, and others are announced. Members receive honors, travel notes include a visit from Meindier of NG, and a banquet follows several gatherings.
Fraternal Council Activities Reported In Western Pennsylvania
The article outlines recent initiations and dispensations across several councils in Western Pennsylvania including Jr. C T A M and Shilo Council. It notes upcoming events such as a musical and literary entertainment by Duquesne Council, a public demonstration in Meadville, and Washington's Birthday parades planned for McKeesport and Tube City. It mentions administrative changes, anniversary celebrations, and ongoing discussions about a name change.
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Smithfield
Diamond Streets
State
State Council Secretary of
Pennsylvania
Guy Building
Philadelphia
P.O. Box
Order
Meadville
State Council
Pitteburz
W. T. Kerr
Institution of Welcome Council
Tron
Gourley
Ittsburg
Troy Ill Conner No
Tube City
McKeesport
Washington
Hern
T. H. Verner
BE. B. Hamilton
Uie
Counci
F.J. Shalerapad
T. Morvin
Daughters of Liberty and Related Council Activities
Daughters of Liberty Pride of the West Council No 27 plans a reception in Cyclorama Hall on Thanksgiving eve. Unity Council forms an entertainment committee for winter shows. The Union Association aims for a general excursion to Philadelphia next August. Mazelwood Council No 41 schedules a second reception in Moore's Hall Hazelwood in October.
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Pride of the West Council No. 27
Cyclorama
TW. Eddy
Picture Blocks
Allegheny County
Unity Council
Beneft
Union Association
Philadephia
Hall of Fittsburg Council
Mazelwood Council No. 41
Moore's Hall
Hazelwood
Dia
Maggie Ertznan
Minnie Meyers
Joseph McCuen
E. ¥. A. Fisher
Harry Roberts
Margaret A. DuShane
Social event aids Memorial for deceased member
An J ee reim and cake social held Thursday evening supports the family of a member who died during illness. Ex-Councilor W. F. Montgomery led arrangements with officers Mrs. Emily Laub Mrs. N. J. Walker and others listed as trustees and organizers.
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Friends of Paity
Pistons
Succes
W. F. Montgomery
Emily Laub
N. J. Walker
Sadie Hainley
V. C
Caroline Light
Mira
Harriet A. Clark
B.S
Ti. Kate [Eelor
Lydia A. Heacox
M. A. Wilt
A. S
Alvarine Clark
Myrtie Light
Etta Dillon
Jonnie Cartwright
Reeder
T. A. Keiser
W. ¥. Montgomery
Fifth annual session of the Supreme Circle reported
The fifth annual session of the Supreme Circle gives great satisfaction as members note recoveries and honors. Omega Castle conferred the second and third degrees at the last meeting and received several propositions. Peerlr's No.71 at Grand View Strait plans special business on Tuesday evening October 13. Allentown No.30 to hold public meeting October 1. Pittsburgh Commandery No. 1 reports growth and active work at No. 8 Wylie avenue meetings. Venus Castle 991, K G F held a large meeting last Tuesday with P C conferred on three members.
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Supreme Circle
Brother N
Herman T. Bergman
Bailey
Lodge Jewels
Boston
Omega Castle
Peerlr’s
Grand View Strait
Louis J. Stilz Commandery
Sir Kobbis
Pittsburg Commandery No. §1
Wylie Avenue
Venus Castle
DG. C.C
Heptasophs Conclaves Report Growth and Leadership Changes
The Heptasophs note McKeesport as a rapidly growing conclave with nine new initiates at a recent meeting. Charlies A. Bachman resigns as Archon of McKeesport and moves to Columbia to start a new conclave. The Supreme Conclave reports solid endowments with no September assessments and plans visitation committees across Industry and other locals.
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Tingoogna
Beaver Avenue
McKeesport
Kennett
Enterprise Circle Expands as German Circle Forms
Enterprise Circle Number 57 has taken many applications this week and the Southelde project nears completion. M Lyman and Organizer Bailey lead the rush, while Droellinger gains names for the German Circle in Allegheny City. Triumph Circle 101 expects new members soon. Alf S. Smith hosted P H C friends Friday night.
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Enterprise Circle
Southelde
Lyman
Bailey
Droellinger
Allegheny City
Triumph Circle 101
Alf S. Smith
P. 11. C
Supreme officers plan new quarters for the lodge
Supreme Financier Moses of Erie Pa and Deputy W L Davis announce lodge activities in Eastern Pennsylvania. Brother McGier of Liverpool Lodge will conduct business in the city. Supreme Trustee W C McKelvy of Parker City reports interest near Solon. The Board of Supreme Trustees met Tuesday and seeks new quarters for the supreme officers.
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Moses
Erie
Brother McGier
Liverpool Lodge
W. L. Davis
Pennsylvania
W.C. McKelvy
Parker City
Solon
Board of Supreme Trustees
Masonic and Friendly Societies Schedule Events in City
General Lodge Notes report visits by The Past Regents Association Royal Arcanum to Electric Council 2M next Wednesday evening at 1 Fourth Avenue. Good Will Council 47 U A M L and Pride of Welcome S D of L plan a bazaar oyster supper October 13 and 14 and a reception and ball October 15 at their West End hall. Columbus Council IOS received a banner at their ball at Fifty-Second and Butler for most new members. A Pittsburgh Allegheny United Friends entertainment for Imperial Council is set at Carnegie Hall with a following banquet and ball at Central Turner Hall Forbes Street. Massachusetts Five Years Federation Duquesne Lounge No 3 organized at 129 South Avenue Allegheny with officers Johnston Grubbs Hector Geis Hector James Hector Murray and others.
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Regents’ Association
Royal Arcanum
Electric Council
Fourth Avenue
Good Will Council
U. A. ML
Pride of
S. D. of L
West End
Columbus Council
Sovereigns of Industry
Fifty-Second
Butler Streets
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Order of United Friends
Imperial Council
Carnegie
Turner All
Forbes Street
Massachusetts Five Years' Federation
Duquesne Louze No. 3
South Avenue
Allerheny
William B. Johnston
J. L. Grubbs
Charles Hector
J. A. Geis
Charles A. Hector
James Hector
Albert Graham
Prices Tumbled as Wheat Pit Holds Down Gains in Chicago
Chicago wheat trading closed near session lows after a volatile day. Cash and futures showed mixed results with No 2 spring wheat around 15 00, oats firm, and sugars unchanged. The McKeesport School District issued 20 year bonds bearing 4 1/2 percent interest for new school construction offered by Wm. M. Bell for sale with details available.
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Chicago
John M. Oak
Stree
Eges
Swese
McKeesport
Wm. M. Bell
West End Rapid Transit and Coal Land Rush
The column outlines a busy week of finance and real estate with steady bank health, strong gold inflows, and anticipated dividends. It highlights a proposed West End rapid transit path via existing tracks and potential Birmingham linkage, plus a brisk market for business properties and extensive land sales in Ardshell Terrace and Allegheny areas as developers race for coal land and new streets.
Market quiet as list of securities shows fractional losses
The week on the stock market was dull with few notable moves and overall light activity. Electric rose 1 cent and several traction and utility stocks edged lower while most issues held steady. Duquesne weakened amid investor doubt and the Philadelphia Company cited a shrinking gas supply in its suit context.
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Philadelphia
Electric
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Gas
Wheeling
Central Traction
Citizens
Pleasant Valley
Luster
Lst
Carnegie, Phipns & Co
Ti Wna
Westinghouse Electric
Fred Kinelwrt
Boston
Lastenle Matii. Dal
C.H. Venner & Co
8. W. White & Co
Rea Bros. & Co
Londoners Aid American Stocks With Bullish Week Peak Prices
The stock market remained active with a continued upward reaction. London showed bullish demand for American issues, Chicago joined the rally, and limited offerings pushed prices higher. Grangers Goulds Villards led gains, North American rose sharply, and Missouri Pacific and Northern Pacific showed notable strength before a brief liquidation of long positions.
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London
Chicago
Grangers
Goulds
Villards
Rock Faland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Wall Street mixed as bonds dull. rails active in two hours
Missouri Pacific and several rail stocks led gains while government and state bonds lagged. The Post credits earnings showings for market sentiment, while a $5,970 surplus reserve shrink did not hinder the upward move. Rail bonds traded heavily with Atchison incomes most active, closing session with stronger temper and notable gains.
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Missouri Pacific
Pi Sugar
Rock Island
Northern Pacific
Atchison
St. Paul
Burlington
New England
Reading
Union Facuic
Wabash
Louisville
Nashville
Wheeling
Lake Erie
the Post
Wall Street
Bull market hints rise in stock prices next week
Watson Gibson Wire John M Oakley & Co reports a rally in the market with a demoralized Thursday close followed by promise of a strong bull run next week. Analysts note limited active stocks, prevailing buying, and confidence restored despite a bank reserve drop.
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Smtt
Electric stock quotes show mixed prices on NYSE
Corrected daily quotations list several utilities and electrical stocks with bid and ask prices. Notable entries include Eastern Electric Cable Co. pref, Thompson Houston Electric Co., Warne Electric Co., Westinghouse Trust Receipt, Detroit Electric Co., and Santa Fe Copper, among others, reflecting a scattered trading picture yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Sue Bank
Allegheny National Bank
Ciwccecas
Liberty National Bank
Weno
Marine National Bank
Mer. & Man
National Bank
Movhanke’ National Bank
Olis TiSsy Metropolitan National Bank
Cave Monongahela National Bank
Odd Fellows
Savings Bank
Beufseturers
Gas Co
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Pittaborg
Pitts
McK
N.Y
C. Gas Coal Co
Anes Dhidge
Pereauser
Ellcthic Light
Wrestinghouse
Toto Suivage Water Co
Bostox
Sperial
Asker
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Ennae
Thompem-Mouston Electric Co
Thompeen-Mouston Electele Co
Pill
Warne Electric Co
Mie
Westinghouse Trust
Detroit Electric Co
Boston Stock
Franklin
Kvarsnge
Maws
Central
Tamarack
Anniston Land Co
N. Eng
Wigsan Viggo Land Co
Calony
West Kod
Kell Telephone
Allowez Min.Co
New PY
Cent
Butie & Boston Cop
Tnkg
Live Stock Markets Report From Preranuae District
Office notes cattle receipts and shipments with totals for 937 head in catrite receipts and 087 head in other consignments. Market described as slow with shipments to New York and Philadelphia while additional hog shipments to New York were reported and overall market activity noted as firm or slow as indicated by receipts and carload movements.
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Preranuae Dist
Sarrenar
Csaoein
New York
Philadelphias
Shipa
Markes
Money market and stock sales report in New York
The report shows money on call easy with no loans, a 4 percent closing rate, and steady sterling exchange. It lists total stock sales of 9,750,085 shares with numerous named companies and large bank clearings across New York and St. Louis for the week and last year’s comparisons.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bay
Atelison
Chicago Guns
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Stocking Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri
Eurnia
Agee Ortrans
Cutenco
New York Exchange
St. Louis
Battivone—Bank
Purcapelruraa—Ban
Clearinks
Week in Oil Sees Mixed Trading and Higher Close
Oil market shows a bearish undertone with a price rebound on busing orders and stronger weekly activity. Refined oil and large wells declined while outsiders increased demand and orders. cash oil favored November Me ypree with a high near 6. The Atlantic exports since January 1 ran 457 000 gallons, while Pennsylvania stock nears 12 000 000 barrels amid rising shipments and clearances of 1 000 barrels.
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McDonald
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Guige
Carlsbad Springs and its famed healing waters
The article recounts Carlsbad as Europe’s premier health resort since the Carlsbad Springs were found by Emperor Charles IV. It notes its 12 000 residents, summer population of 45 000, and that travelers come globally for the waters. It extols Carlsbad Sprudel Salts as a cheaper alternative, sold by Eisner & Mendelson Co. New York, claiming medical authority supports their alkaline antacid effects and stimulation of bodily secretions.
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Charles IV
Bohemia
Carlsbad
Europe
Goethe
Schiller
Bismarck
Moltke
Carlsbad Sprudel
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
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Mencia
Post 157
Washizton
Moria
Vatasndery
Loyal Legion
Academy of Fine Arta
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W. Phassasry
Cambridgeboro
One Hunfret
Mercer
Pittsx
Pittsburg No
Manchester
Pittsburg Lodge
P. G. John A. McCrickett
PG. Roc. Miender
Switzerland
Rhine
Thomas Matthews
Canton Pittsburg
Canton Alleheny
Montefiore Lodge No. H
Robert Binm
N. G
John Seipel
Charles F. Emrich
Feldinarn Scheible
John Schmeitzinger
Andrew Ackerman
James Purnell
James Adaing
Zocco Lodge
N.G
Thomas Millen
W. G. Frank W. Jobs
Dominos Scott
J. W. Finch
L. Susman
Rhine Lodge
Grand Lodge
L. DG. M
Lawrence Brown
George Schmitt
Henry Moesta
Chriss Saueriesen
John Buerckin
Ehime Lode
D. D
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Charles E. Means
A. J. Potter
W. Stevens
G. T. Sam Parker
G. W
Thomas McCormack
L.H. Springer
Howard Schmeltz
O. G
Asa J. Raugh
James Chalmers
RSS Co
Meinder
Samuel Pratt
EB. S
V. G
Frasier
L.S
V. G. N. Canheld
C. E. Means
Allegheny Lodro No. 49
Fifth Avenue
Harry Black
James A. & White
John Hooper
John Black
Richard Barrows
Edward M. Reno
Inside Guardian
J. Reno
Outside Guardian
A. Seaner
B.S. Hornes Phillips
P. G
Daughters of Liberty
The
Golden Fagies
D. G
Samnuel Hackwelder
Ome Castle
Western Pennsylvania Heptasoph Association
National Fraternal Congress of the
United States
St Willard's
Washington, D. C
Order of
General Lodge
Trevenber
Trade OF the
Schmerts
Southside
Point Bridge
West Carson Street
Smithfield Street Bridge
Birmingham
Third Avenue
Smithfield Street
Irwin
Center Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Robert Paul
Coral Street
Joseph Kennedy
Inwood Street
Twenty-first Ward
Watson Winfield
Cypress Street
Sixteenth Ward
J. Harrison
Dilworth Street
Thirty-second Ward
H. W. Strickler
Washington County
Mr. Strickler
Yoder Land Company
Bochman
Ardshiel Terrace
Shadyside
Tue Distatch
Naxter, Thompson & Co
Manchester Traction
Duquesne
J. H. Shoenberger
Shoenberger Iron Firms
A. Leggate & Son
Coinaze
Benity
W.C. Stewart
Ardshell Terrace
Murray Still Avenue
Thomas Ulam
Jenniers. Lyttle
Charles M. Nollman
O. F. Felix
Essex & Third
M. Fe, Merker
Erman Beilstein
Beilstein & Sinifer
John Hawkins
Hawkins Bros
Warren Street
Thirty-sixth Ward
John E. McClellan
John K. Ewing & Co
John Horne
F. G. Rohrknaste
Grant Avenue
Tenth Ward
Nixo
John White
Inannah K. Kinuse
New Brighton Road
Eleventh Ward
Orchard View
East Street
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Crofton Place
Marriet Street
Baxter, Thompson & Co
Addison Street
Buir Street
Butler Place
Eighteenth Ward
New Street
Bank of Commerce
Brushton
Charles Somers & Co
Blaine
U. Miller
Oil City
Norris
Norwalk
J. Bevan
W.Y. Kaiser
City
F. J. Grinder
New’ Castle
Adam Voelkner
David’ Shock
W. Va
John Wommer
Oathside
Samuel Worrell
North East
Clark Reis
Aliceheny
C. Shortle
Deene
Denniston, Elderkin & Co
Lim
Thomas Bruner
Mra
Eliza AL McCormack
Lyric Street
Kirker
Breed
Mill Street
Margaret McFadden
Wesley Int
Mellon
Lipple & Go
Boquet
Humphries Miller Aent
Howe Street
Nestighland Avenue
A. Z. Ewers & Co
N. Downey
F. Hi. Eggers
First Street
Third Ward
Schentey
J. FE. Glass
Wyanfotte Lane
Aliquippa Place
Home Securities
Exchange &Toce
Bas
Atchison Inc
C& E
Carerenne
New York Stock Exchange
Whitsey & Stephenson
S. Heant Ug Cas
Atch
Fensesense
Canada
Souris
Ane
Neon
Pri
St. P.M
Northwestern
Senewarsse
Col Coal & c
Ealee
Den
Lo Grande
Aia
West
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Shom
Fa Weny
Mobdtle & Olio
Aeepen
Seadee Seaelassours Pacific
Owane
National Cord Co
Coesse Lewssen
NeySes &W
Sensys Sees
Pacific Maill
Vanserlansoee
Enses Jehmon PT Vy
Richmond & v
Se, Paul & Duvith
Weeses
Sonneny
Wheeling &L. Verha
Wheeling & L. F
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Philadelphia & Erie
Lehigh Navigation Sone
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Geo
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G. W. Lita
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Int. Cort
New York Bank
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R. J. Stoney, Jr
Oy Dee
Toom
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Carter
A. P. Gibson
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Heak
Lilo
Shafer
A. P Gibson
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Grain
Vane Wire
Bleth ST
W. W. Hamilton
Paw
Whittier
Pexn Avenue
Peru
Italy
Whittler
Y. Uw
Whittiee
Penn Avenue
Iafonso We
Erik Mlnical CO
Buryalo
Fowler
ML Co
Drowtway
Aioe