Society Meetings and Masonry Fraternal Lodges Schedule
Society meetings for Amara Lodge 48 and various Masonic and Odd Fellows groups listed with meeting days, locations, and secretaries. Includes Mount Vernon Chapter 23 Council Lodge 5 Calvary Enrampment 1 and others at Masonry Building, City Hall, and Broad Street venues with weekly or monthly schedules and officer names.
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Masonic Fraternity
Amara Lodge No
Masonic Building
Third
Washington
Geonse Stevessyx
W. Myrons
J.C. Keaton
My Frases Chivestasn
Recorder
Calvary Enrampment No.1
Masonie Building
S.A. Drovenasa
ODD Fellows
Guarert
Sevita Lodge
City Hall
Steed
Ax Cammenn
Joan M. Luys
Angerona Lodge
Mets
F. W. Stesten
Wat
McCors
Ghent
Vau Faws
Church Directories and Services by Local Parishes
A listing of churches with pastors and Sabbath service times across multiple denominations. AU Saints, Christ Church, Presbyterian, Spencer Chapel, Washington, Baptist, German Lutheran, German M E, Holy Redeemer, Saint Mary's Catholic, and Hebrew Congregation provide weekly Sabbath morning and evening services and notes on street locations and pastors.
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AU Saints
Ir. Hear
Baptist Church
I. 1. Kren
Panter
4Th Street
Countatree
German Lutheran Church
Weit
Fifth Street
Washington
D. M
Bridegroom's patience and a noble plan unite in wedding
In a melodramatic scene General St Aubyn resolves past betrayals and sabotages a mercenary suitor. Josephine Clare accepts a revised wedding with the General, who claims his lost wife’s memory is honored by a new union. James Ashley’s plans shift as family forces a reconfigured betrothal and partnership.
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Josephine
Josephine Clare
General St. Aubyn
James Ashley
India
James
Europe
Clare
Aubyn
Ple
Josey
Mrs
James Achley
A Female Thief Captivates New York Society
A woman calling herself Ellen Wag net poses as a refined pianist and socialite to access domestic employment, learns where silver is kept, then with accomplices steals valuables before resuming high life. Police have tracked her for over a year, but her swindling career may be ending. Also notes a new letter envelope design that stamps remain on back after loss, and a parade of paroled prisoners through Toledo en route to Washington. An act authorizing stamp currency sets a $500 penalty for selling it at a premium.
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Ellen Wagnet
New York
Jussaya
Ellen
Hilen
Currey Mintrast and Cucaca Triumphant Explainer of Phrases
A reader's explainer defines Church militant and triumphant, Fiery Ordeal, Manes, Midas, and threshold lore. It traces origins from ancient rites to Saxon hospitality, and notes Lexicon Scripta as unwritten common law. It also covers Willow as a symbol of mourning in Fuller.
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C. Currey Mintrast
Cucaca
Christian Church
Church Triumphant
Mie’ Dag
Phrysia
Midas
England
Origio
Fuller
Why a Lamp Wick Does Not Burn
An old article explains that lamp wicks burn when placed directly in flame but last through a night when lit from above with alcohol or oil. Dr Black’s latent heat discovery shows evaporation absorbs heat, cooling the wick and preventing ignition. The text notes Watt used Black’s ideas to improve engines and ends with a moral on belief shaping character.
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Black
Glasgow
Watt
Supply and Demand in Markets Across Nations
The article argues demand always exceeds supply for valuable goods from houses to cloth. It notes scarcity in Europe and Asia and explains price and exchange vary with relative production. It cites calico trading in Ceylon, cotton cloth prices, and how innovations lowered costs. It concludes with a praise of natural trade laws and examples of notable figures at work. It also states US minting output: 800 million coins in under seventy years, $520 million from US mines.
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Europe
Asiatic Islands
United States
Ceylon
Borneo
Scientific American
Take Care of Your Harness in Rainy Weather
Proper harness care prevents damage from rain and mud. Keep leather clean and damp, oil thoroughly with brisk rubs, avoid varnish and hardening oils, wrap parts in wet cloths before oiling, and apply oil frequently rather than yearly or rarely.
Lumber eaten by horses devours Union Saloon boards
Report from Washington claims one thousand feet of lumber owned by the Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon was consumed by 105 horses belonging to a New York contractor. The horses, deprived of food, gnawed pine boards as a substitute, and the article excuses the contractor as a decent man while noting the animals’ hunger and the need for nourishment.
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Faom
Washington
Union
New York
Connecticut
Rolling Stone and the Dead Child in News and Echoes
A fragmented article blending reflective musings on character with elegiac verse about a child’s death and wartime draft notices. It contrasts enduring stones with a society in motion, ponders the fates of Pennsylvanian and Ohio draftees, and questions unequal treatment in officer elections.
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Portsmouth
Newman. & Bro
M. Mor
Jas. W. Newman
Borrors
J. R. Newman
Pushgusa
Massie
Corner OF
Market & Second Streets
Ohio
Tos
Brill
Otter
Postmaster General
Wheelersrc
Western Sun Lodge
Xoo
Nono
New Hall
Roadway Street
G. W. Fuaspeks
Bursei Se Orient Lodge
Brody Street
N. Ga
Mo W
Tutge
The
Court of Common
B. F. Consixcuan
Af Sherif. L
P. Wann
Sudttor
G. W. Fuaspers
P. W.nomy
B. Ri Marwa
F. C.start
Gro. O. Nawxax
Massie Block
Stiota Hocking Valley R. Rv
Jackson
Tamden
Marrietta
Chillicnthe
Cincinnati
Hamden
Piketom
Chillicothe
Tircleville
Columbus
Bantona
Portsmouthe
Market and
Second Streets
Hutchins & Gaffy
Attorneys AT Law
Onto
Wcauslen
Attornan AT Law
Curries Bhick
Market
Second Stevets
John W. Collings
Artorney Atl Law
Newman
Strel
Raw Crain
IRA Law
Gordon
Iams & Gordon
Bankers
Market Street
East Side
Ss. D. Bishop
Cloutter Front Street
Stlte
PH. Zoellner
Secord Street
Pastifice
Portemouth
Gun. & Cai
Davis
Wesley Clays
Jacob Mack
Thos. Dugan &Co
Europas
William Prendergast
Front Street
J.N. Lod
Portsmoutit
OMTO
Plymouth House
Pront Street
Public Landing
Oho
J. H. Johnson
Will
Market St
Ust
Loriry
Portsmouth Times
Nota Bene
Poursxorra
Xev
Elwald
Silestei Tate
Siateen
Sr. Amyn
Jim
Jamen Ashley
St. Aubyn
Miss Betsy Clare
Betsy
Camp Douglas
Toledo
Jay Tue
Woods
Lane
Franklin
Young
Howard
Newton
Pines
Pennsylvania
Secretary of War
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