Directory listing of Supreme Council officers and next session
Supreme Councilor C. E. Hobbs Everett Massachusetts Junior B. E. Hartman Fort Worth ex Past W. J. Day Concordia Kansas Secretary B. Flagg Columbus Ohio Treasurer J. C. Fenimore Columbus Ohio Conductor E. I. Mallory Chicago hs YPage M. J. Matthews Detroit Michigan Sentinel S. B. Moore St. Louis Missouri Chaplain J. C. Nesbitt Columbus Ohio Surgeon C. M. Taylor Columbus Attorney John Kk Later Columbus Ohio Next annual session June 28 29 1901 at Columbus Ohio
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Supreme Council
Supreme
C. E. Hobbs
Everett
Mass
B. E. Hartman
Fort Worth
W. J. Day
Concordia
Kas
B. Flagg
Columbus
Ohio
J. C. Fenimore
E. I. Mallory
Chicago
Ypage
M. J. Matthews
Detroit
Mich
Sentinel
Moore
St. Louis
J. C. Nesbitt
C. M. Taylor
John Kk
Masonic Grand Officers List from Texas Chapters
Grand Councilor J B Seeger of Dallas leads the Texas Grand Council with B K James of San Antonio as Grand Junior Councilor and E B Mitchell of Dallas as Grand Post Councilor. W T Gilbert of Waco serves as Grand Secretary and L Schneider of Galveston as Grand Treasurer. W L Dyson of Dallas is Grand Conductor with J M Berry of Fort Worth as Grand Page and G G Dreier of Austin as Grand Sentinel.
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J. B. Seeger
Dalla
Tex
B. K. James
San Antonio
E. B. Mitchell
Dallas
W. T. Gilbert
Waco Texas
L. Schneider
Galveston
W. L. Dyson
J. M. Berry
Fort Worth
G. G. Dreier
Austin
Texas
Executive Committee Members Listed
J M Sedberry of Marshal Texas serves as chairman with W C Ackard of Dublin J W Baird of Paris and D C Malley of Palestine named to the committee.
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J.M. Sedberry
Marshal
Texas
W. C. Ackard
Dublin
J. W. Baird
Paris
D. C. Malley
Palestine
Auditing Committee Members Named by Texas Audit Board
The listing shows E. P. Cross as chairman of the Auditing Committee with Dallas B. E Fortman from Fort Worth and Af. Dieckman also named on the committee awaiting further details of their roles.
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E. P. Cross
Dallas B. E Fortman
Fort Worth
Dieckman San Antonio
Hotel and Livery Stable Committee Session Notice
Hotel and Livery Stable Committee led by J M Ledberry meets in Marshall with malloy Palestine G G Dreier Austin and others. next annual session to be held in Paris Texas from May 24 to May 26, 1901.
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J. M. Ledberry
Marshall, K
Malloy
Palestine
G. G. Dreier
Austin
Paris
Texas
San Antonio Council No 1 Officer Roster Listed
Senior Councilor S L Speir Junior Councilor J W Allardyce Past Councilor H P Goodman Conductor S D Pricer Page Ford Dix Sentinel Issy Cahen Sec Treas L K James
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San Antonio
Counccilor
S. IL
Speir
J. W. Allardyce
H. P. Goodman
S. D. Pricer
Ford Dix
Sentinel
Issy Cahen
Sec
Treas
L. K. James
Notable Local Figures Named in Civic Roll Call
A partial list highlights A Kronkosky E W Tynan Jos Flo ry and C V Milligan among residents associated with recent civic activities or acknowledgments.
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A. Kronkosky
E. W. Tynan
Jos. Flory
C. V. Milligan
SICK COMMITTEE CHAIRS AND HOUSE COMMITTEE NAMES
Newman chairs the sick committee with J S Riley Chas Heberer and F H Cartwright. The house committee is headed by B K James and J M Allardyce.
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Newman
J. SH. Riley
Chas. Heberer
F. H. Cartwright
House Committee
B. K. James
J. M. Allardyce
Entertaining Committer Announces Regular Meetings
F. Cartwright chair announces regular meetings of the committee with D Prior and Issy Cohen. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Saturdays each month in the U C T hall on the Wright building’s second floor at the corner of Houston and Navarro streets.
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F. . Cartwright
Issy Cohen
U. C. T. Hall
Wright Building
Houston and
Navarro Streets
Too Fresh and the Orchard Encounter
A drifting narrator recalls a fall encounter at a dreary western junction. He distracts with throwing stones at fruit then faces an angry farmer who invites conversation at his house. The talk turns to railroad plans and a humorous exchange ends with a locked smokehouse door.
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Waal
Eisfeldts Troubles Recited In Fractured Dog Tale
The passage repeats Eisfeldt speaking to his dog about his burdens and daily chores. He contrasts his labor with the dog’s leisure and ends with a grim note on death and hell.
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Eisfeldt
Social smoker planned for December 29 with initiation of candidates
The entertainment committee will host a social event on Saturday evening December 29 featuring music, singing, and dancing after an initiation meeting for five or six candidates. The gathering aims to celebrate year end while allowing members to mingle, with activities running from 2 to about 8 hours and inviting attendance from others with flexible timing.
Bad Luck Story on a Sunny June buggy trip
A humorous tale from a sultry June day where two 61s travel with soap and candy in a buggy toward Redwood. The candy man drives, proposes a meal, a spooked George is urged to spit and circle to avert bad luck, and both return home without mishap.
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Redwood
George
Texas
Zim
Dear Nat Dago Letter From 1902 Arizona
A fragmentary 1902 letter from Arizona addresses Dago Nat with playful wordplay and requests for news. The writer urges Nat to write back, describe his doings, and clarify his health while noting prior cryptic hints and the need for clearer language.
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Ariz
Nat
Dancing Dago
Sam
de- Haynee
Distinctive word choice signals decisive delivery
The reader is urged to focus on precise wording and prompt data without delays or dubious suggestions. The text emphasizes clarity, discipline, and reliability in communication.
Fraternal Row In Texas Circles Mentioned By U C T
Waco Texas December report describes Brother B G Jackson of San Antonio council No 61 jailed in Mexico for soliciting orders without a license after an arrest he fought the officer and paid a $50 fine. Fort Worth and Houston links noted along with New agency of Smith Premier Typewriter. council meetings and a January postponement referenced with members and social plans.
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Waco
Tex
B. G. Jackson
San Antonio
Mexico
OG. T
Brother J
O. K
Spier
G. G. Dreier
Austin Council No
Smith-Premier Typewriter Company
Houston
R. W. Thompson
B. K. James
U. C. Tvs
No. 6
Brotherhood of U. S. Tisin
W. J. Young
Fort Worth
No. 52
Vis
Des Moines
Texas
Bob
A. O. Dewey
Waco Council
U C T Relief Fund Receives November Contributions
Galveston Texas December 16 1900 W P Gilbert Grand Secretary Waco announces a hand written list of relief fund donations dated November 24 to December 16 totaling 81 581 380 1 869 30 years fraternity editors note J M Berry Fort Worth grand page and J Sedberry hotels committee report praise for November Sample Cause distribution to five hotels in the state shows charitable activity and organizational effort.
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Galveston
Tex
W. P. Gilbert
Waco
Relief Fund
Rovidence Council
Concordia Council
Green Bay Council
Hillsdale Council
J.C. Nesbitt
Hinsings Council
Sunflower Council
River
Kansas City
Winona
Sioux Falls
Scioto
Portland
New Orleans
Twin City
En Bedford
Tri City
Spokane
J. M. Berry
Grand Page
Fort Worth
J. M. Sedberry
Hotels Committee
Brother Sedberry
U C Tis member urged for regular promotion in Corsicana unit
A U C Tis message praises a worker as reliable and pushes for his line of regular promotion to build a first class girl and councillor. Corsicana No 170 reports being overwhelmed with work, urging secretaries-treasurers to submit timely end of month reports and remittances. Grand Secretary notes brief meeting time suffices to complete reports.
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U. C. Tis
Corsicana
Berry
No. 170
Grand Seretary
Fort Worth council No 71 holds reg alar meeting
Fort Worth council No 71 held its regular meeting on a Saturday in December. A good number of boys attended both during and after the session. Several applicants were presented and a smoker is planned for the 29th with a reunion hoped for all local members and those outside the state are invited to join.
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Fort Worth
Son
Fort Worth Masons Plan Annual Smokers for Dec 29
Fort Worth Dec 11 1900 announcement invites members and officers of all state councils to a December 29 afternoon smoker at 2 o clock. Ten to twelve initiates to be welcomed, social event emphasized, with personal invitations to good men and true. Grand Council officers expected to attend.
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Ft. Worth
Grand Council of
Order
Fort Worth
Newman Weds Clara Wink in Grace Cumberland Church
Last Tuesday evening at 8:12 o clock Mr Charles Newman and Miss Clara Wink were pronounced husband and wife by Rev Herbert Jones at Grace Cumberland Church on Soledad street. The ceremony was solemn and beautiful with mistletoe, winter roses and chrysanthemums. The couple entered at eight with the groom in black broadcloth and the bride in a white dress, surrounded by friends and U C T members. The rector asked for God s richest blessings on the newlyweds and the U C T noted the moment as memorable and future promising.
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Harles Newman
Newman
Clara Wink
Herbert Jones
Grace Cumberland
Soledad Street
Charlie
U. C. Ts
About the Boys and Local Commerce in Bandera County
A column extols J. Oppenheimer of J Oppenheimer & Co as a prominent Bandera County grocer and former physician, praising his remedies and personal character. It notes his standing with the U C T and mentions Gebhardt Chili Powder, concedes travel and sales activity, and hints at a local cigar trade narrative with Albert and a New York salesman.
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J. Oppenheimer
Jules
C.T
Julus
A. Konkosky
New York
Antonio
Albert
UC. T
U C T members boast trade power and city moves
A lively trade feature highlights the U C T network and its members. It notes energetic selling efforts by Coffee Dechman and Lehman’s coffee, recalls Chester Harle missing, and mentions firms like Floresville livery, Floresville and Cuero travel, plus Floresville meetings and a Christmas rush. The column blends social notes with sales zeal and local business gaits.
San Antonio Gas Cuts Rates to Fifty Cents Per Thousand
Colonel E H Jenkins of the San Antonio Gas and Electrical company announces a new illuminating gas price of 50 cents per thousand with a 25 cent per thousand cash discount if paid before the 10th of the month. The policy aims to match fuel gas pricing and simplify billing with a single meter per house.
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E. H. Jenkins
San Antonio
Texas
Colonel Jenkins
Voters Registration Notice for San Antonio Texas 1900
Phil Shardein registrar announces opening the books for voter registration in San Antonio Bexar County Texas from January 1 for twenty consecutive days excluding Sundays. Registrants should provide full names street numbers and city precinct numbers to speed processing.
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San Antonio
Bexar
Phil. Shardein
Bexar County
Texas
Royal Cafe anchors city dining and business launches
The Royal Cafe at 32 East Houston Street promotes itself while a utility ad urges readers to save by turning off gas after cooking. The notice blends local dining and utility messaging for the city’s business readers.
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Royal Cafe
Erges
City
East
Houston Street
East Houston
Shorty
Polity
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Grand Council
Stag Party
Waco Budget
U. C. T. Relief Fund
Louis Schneider
Gebhardt
Price
Colorado
United States
Philippines
U.C. T
Iman
2.C.‘l
L. C.T
Chester
Harlele
Tom
Lehman’s
C. OG. T
Hr. W. Mills
U. C. TV
Mills
Old Boy
W. H. Schnelley
Cuero
Yorktown
Dago Nat
Say Lumpasas
Fred Mueller
Chas. Newman
A. C. TV
Floresville
Charlie Kemper
Sand Hills
Leesville
Ovco Felthouse
Elmendorf
A. Kahn
J. R. Aydlett
Alf Deckman
Henry Menger
Harry Hulz
RB. F. Nicholson
Albert Schatzkey
L. Schatzkey
G. Kahn
Geo
Federoli
A. Goodman
Stovall
Sam Spier
Hugo Goodman
Bartholomaie
Bovn
OKE Millinery Company
West
Commerce St
W. C. Kalteyer
Schasse
Commerce Street
Wm. Appmann
Sunset Pharmacy
Col
Registration OF Voters
San Antonio, Tex
A. Gas Co
Bull Brothers
Mount Vernon
I. Pasche
J.” Light Office
Carter Mullaly Transfer Company
John P. Campbell
Daily Light
Crockett Street
Edgewood and
Paxton
Crystal Saloon
Main Plaza
A. EF
Lange
Blair
Blum Street
Charles P. King
Ziegler & Ziegler
Houston Stret
Grandview
Lakeview
Long Lake
James
Morse
Phe
Comerce
San Antonio Brewing Association
City Brewery
Hotels
Ross Hotellaredo
Chas. Ross
Wickfullen House
Encinal
AcMullen
Frank’s Hotel
del Rio
H. C. Rees
Optical Company
West Commerce Street
W. G. Kalteyer
Davastist
Cor, Ave
Houston St
W. G. Wagner
Correr Leal
San Marcos
Wu National Bicycles
W. F. Crothers
East Houston St
the Lion’s Share
Menger & Freed
Texas Cash Liquor House
Uae
Baltimore
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