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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

6

Final Session Ends Grand Commandery Conclave in Scranton

The forty ninth annual conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Pennsylvania concluded with a morning business session at the Lyceum and an afternoon installation of officers. William Diehl promoted to Grand Captain General amid praise from departing Knights. New elective and appointive officers were announced, with Frank McSparren elected Grand Junior Warden and Ezra Bartlett succeeding as Deputy Grand Commander.

Grand Commandery Knights Templar Pennayl- Vonla Lyceum Scranton Tribune Frank McSparren Firie David O. McCollum Wilkes-Barre Andrews, Stayer M. D Altoona Thomas F. Penman Ezra §. Bartlett Arn Bartlett Mary Philadelphia W. J and Rey Charles M. Stock Hanover Wilson J. Tleming Constans Bellefonte William . Diehl Duquesne Pittsburg Benlor Warden William ™ M. Donaldson Pilgrim Harrisburg Prank McSparren Mt. Olivet Commantery Erie Thomas N. Boyle Grafton John J. Gilroy William W Allen Templar Warren Pennsylvania Pall Road Presbyterian Church Board of Education

Offcers Installed at Warren Templar Conclave Ceremony

The Warren commandery held morning installation of officers and a public afternoon ceremony. Grand Commander Penman presided as new officers, including Barnlett as Grand Recorder-elect, were sworn in and presented. Music by the Young People's Choral society and Hauer's orchestra accompanied the formalities.

Adelphia A. Howard Thomas Seata Young People’s Choral Society Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Hauer Penman Barnlett Boyle Young People’s Choir Fir. &. Derman Lydia Sailer Bauer Wrs Miss Sailer

Philadelphia chosen for next conclave by Pittsburg commandery

Wohnaon of Pittsburg commandery No 1 and other officers presided as Philadelphia was unanimously chosen as the site for the next conclave. Amendments to the constitution were debated with one defeated and another adopted creating a three member board to invest surplus funds. Public installation at the Lyceum drew a full audience.

Wohnaon Pittsburg Pitttshore Frank B. Maxon Corinthian Philadelphia Robert J. Knott Chester Abraham Fess Hermit Lebanon A. Howard Thomas Lyceum Penman Boyle R. E. Sir

Notes and Comments From Reading Templar Event Visitants

Past Grand Commander and Mrs. Adam Schiehl of Reading host guests of Gira Commander and Mrs. Thomas Ff Penni. New York conclave planned in Saratoga with Bam Waherman decorating, drawing many visiting Templars from Myetic Shrine. Mrs TF Denman and party attended Lyceum boxes for installation while others joined by Mrs. Schmehl and Mrs. Marple. Leeford eminent commander of Warren commandery born in Meritor Township Pa became member of North Stivlelige No. 24 in January 148.

Adam Schiehl Reading Gira Thomas Ff. Penni New York Hell Saratoga Scranton Bam Waherman Templars Wilkes-Barre Jemy Temple TF. Denman Box Ac Lyceum Schmehl William Marple Wilzabeth Howell Wight Thei Leeford Warren Commandery Noodi Warren Pa Mertor Township Blunttiwion County Paydinon North Stivlelige No. 24 Warren, Pa

Unclear Fragment From 1898 Chronology

Fragmentary OCR mentions Goeeldentab hapten and Warren, with a date around March 1898, hinting at a progression or advancement by a named individual or group but lacks coherent context or complete event details.

Candid view on mine strike sparks from Philadelphia Press

The Philadelphia Press argues engineers pumpmen and firemen should not be forced to join a June 2 strike. It says miners risks loss of sympathy if violence blocks mine protection, warns against non union labor flood risks, and asserts operators aim to split unions to weaken coal production. The piece cites Troy Record observations.

Farewell F Y Proxy and the Parting at Liveroul

A dramatic scene unfolds as a man and his wife bid farewell at Liveroul with a dramatic telegraph exchange. A woman warns of dangers and a merchant closes his shop while a sobering ultimatum shapes the departure.

Thursday Sale at Big Store Offers Embroideries and Garments

Readable sale ad details a Thursday event with items from 10c to 19c including embroideries lawn wainsock and Swiss bureau scarfs. Ends note second floor displays and limited one hour sales with reduced prices on vests corsets wrappers hats and wrappers. Several items include embroidery dimities swiss bureau scarfs and women s wear with reduced Thursday prices and large sizes mentioned.

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