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Newspaper

The Harrison News

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1894

Page

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Grand Lodge Sessions Open In New Cincinnati Temple

The Ohio I O F held a weeklong session in the new Cincinnati temple with an executive start, conferring the grand lodge degree on many past grand members and naming officers for the term. Trustees were elected, charters granted, and a memorial service observed for members who died.

Cincinnati Grand Lodge O. F New Temple Clapp George S. J. Browne Bowling Green A. J. Spencer Cleveland E. R. Ryan Delaware T. R. Thrall Columbus Thomas Dunn New Lisbon James A.armstrong Ohio Temple Chillicothe Henry E. Frost John W. Paul Walter Roebuck Bellefontaine Louis E. Loescher W. C. Lupton Home Ivor Lewis C. H. Lyman L. W. Sherwood Cyrus Hauling Browne J. M. Beaver W. D Jace Phegck George Gibbons Cyrus Huling Ivor Slughes Rebekah Ravenna Portage County Woodstock Champaign County Caledonia Marion County Niles Trumbull County Chagrin Falls Cuyahoga County Franklin County Oxford Butler County Sweden Andover Ashtabula Ansonia Darke County Tontogany Wood County Plainfield Coshocton County Bealsville Monroe County Dayton Montgomery County Derby Pickaway County Auburn Geauga County Stryker Williams County Troy Miami County Shelby Richland County Gloucester Athens County

Muscovites A New Social Feature in Odd Fellowship

Cincinnati hosts the Imperial Order of Muscovites a social offshoot of the I O O F. Kremlins will become the local lodges with eighty members in Cincinnati and rapid expansion as Ohio towns join. Membership rests on social standing, not lodge seniority, and Muscovites require Odd Fellows affiliation.

Cincinnati Odd Fellows’ Fraternity Queen City Great Order Odd Fellowship Mystic Shrine Imperial Order of Muscovites Ohio Kremlins Russia Kremilin Odd Cincinnati Kremlin Grand Lodge Columbus Steppes

Knights of Honor elect officers in Cincinnati session

In Cincinnati on Thursday May 18 the supreme grand lodge of the Knights of Honor elected officers including Marsden Bellamy as Supreme Dictator and John Mulligan as Supreme Vice Dictator. Reports and constitution discussions occupied much of the session. Delegates later toured Ft Thomas after a luncheon at the Grand hotel and planned a 6 o'clock dress parade to honor knights and their families.

Rock Camp Lawrence County Wilshire van Wert Rebekah H. C. Glenn Mt. Hope Lodge Wilmington Grand Lodge Vienna Cincinnati Grand Lodge of Ohio lI. O. C. F Odd Fellows Springfield Ohio Rossmoyne S Fred Supreme Grand Lodge of the Knights of Honor Marsden Bellamy N. C John Mulligan Yonkers N. Y J. W. Goheen Philadelphia B. F. Nelson St. Louis Jos. W. Branch H. M. Hope Petersburg Supreme John H. Hancock Louisville Supreme Guardian John F. Shannon Elberton Supreme Sentinel J. Warren Smith Boston Mass George 5 Hallmark Pensacola Fla Cantrell Benton Ill James Whitehouse Baltimore Samuel Klotz Newark N. J

Bomb Attempt Averted On Toledo Central Train

Information received Tuesday night reports an unknown man threw a bomb through an open window of a Toledo and Ohio Central passenger coach near Corning O. The fuse failed to burn, averting a potential catastrophe.

ContimBes Toledo and Ohio Central Corning

Detroit man arrested in New York for check forgery

James R. Dewitt of Detroit Michigan was arrested in New York on charges of forging a check that was passed at the Cadillac House establishing the alleged crime and location.

James R. Dewitt Detroit Mich New York Cadillac

Congressional Debates Highlight Tariff and Bribery Probes

The Senate debated the tariff bill amid calls for restraint and a focus on the cotton schedule revisions. A bribery investigation into Senators Hunton and Kyle looms, with secret hearings planned and a first meeting set to begin next day. House proceedings adjourned after docking debate and a committee on railways and canals gained a clerk.

West Dem Democratic Senate Aig Publian Sena Crisp Senate Gallinger Plymouth Rock Polk Issime Department of Agriculture Marsh Illinois Washington Hunton Sugar Trust Senat Delagate Hovss House Committee On Star Chamber Gray Kyle Jones Peffer Mills West Hill Paul Middletown Congress Ohio George W. Houk Dayton Hayes Dem Dearmond Missouri Deckery

Independent Persia Publication Fragment

A fragment from a periodical references Persia in a commercial context with unclear details and names. The readable text suggests a publication line about Persia, but specifics are missing.

Miner Threatens to Force Change at Company Site

Report records miners attempting to compel changes at a mine site. Details are limited, but actions suggest union or labor pressure amid ongoing employment tensions involving the workforce and local administration. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.

Seminary Control Debated by Presbyterian General Assembly

Saratoga N Y May 22 The assembly ordered theological control for Mondays session with Dr Willis G Craig of McCormack Theological Seminary leading the debate. The judicial committee's Smith heresy report was presented and set for Thursday morning to proceed through Friday.

Presbyterian General Assembly Saratoga N. Y General Assembly Willis G. Craig McCormack Theological Seminary Craig Assembly Gardener Judicial Committee Smith United Press Prof. Smith Briggs Synod of Ohio

Powderly Not Expelled From Knights of Labor

New York May 22 report that ex Master Workman Powderly has been expelled from the Knights of Labor is contradicted. General executive board member Maguire said Powderly has not been expelled and the issue has not arisen. A longtime knight noted he could only be expelled by his local assembly and would appeal if district assembly did confirm.

New York Powderly Order of the Knights of Labor General Executive Board T. B. Maguire Sun Scranton Bly Col teumBus Senate Southard Logan Wood Scirchner Mr. Cannon House Griffin CoLemBes Barbour Hevis Lake Erie Elder Columbus Secretary of State Cincinnati Horss Lewis Lane Licking County Buckey Park Rushsylvania Iden Phillips Avery Senate McMahen Musgrove Medical Deaton State Board of Veterinary Examiners Abbott Senate Gear Webb Credit Guarantee Corporations State Board of Dentistry Licking Reservoir Barber McConnell Plum Tenth Judicial District Marion County Fickler Reed

Provident Loan Society Opens For One Per Cent Loans

New York May 22 Cornelius Van derbilt and thirty other millionaires launched the Provident Loan Society at Fourth Avenue and Twenty second Street authorized by the last legislature and led by Rev. David H. Greer to lend personal property at one per cent interest per month. Wealthy backers include Frederick R. Coudert John D Crimmins R Fulton Cutting and J Pierpont Morgan among others.

New York Cornelius Vanderbilt Fourth Avenue Twenty-second Street the Provident Loan Society David H. Greer St. Bartholomew Church Frederick R. Coudert John D. Crimmins R. Fulton Cutting Chas. S. Fairchild Abram 58. Hewitt John S. Kennedy Seth Low J. Pierpont Morgan Walter Stanton J. Kennedy Tod

Frost Hits Wisconsin Crops With Heavy Ice Damage

Severe frosts across Wisconsin from Milwaukee north to the Illinois line damaged grain and fruit. Ice formed up to a quarter inch in places, hitting spring and winter wheat barley rye oats corn and potatoes sapped by early growth while fruit trees were badly nipped.

Milwaaukee Wis Wisconsin Lake Shore Counties Milwaukee Illinois Line

Petty Tyrant Coming to America

May 22 report from Bextix that ex-Chancellor Leist, the German official blamed for numerous atrocities in the Cameroon colony, has fled the Cameroons and is now en route to the United States.

America Bextix Leist Cameroon West Africa Cameroons United States

Judge sentences twenty eight for engine theft near Ogden

Satt Laxe Utah May 22 Judge Merritt Monday sentenced twenty eight individuals to three days in prison on charges of stealing a Union Pacific locomotive in Echo Canyon near Ogden.

Satt Laxe Utah Merritt Monday Union Pacific Echo Canyon Ogden

Williamsport River Surges, City Under Water

Williamsport Pennsylvania reports the Susquehanna River at 1 p.m. Monday standing 31 feet above low water, one foot higher than the 19% disaster level. The entire city is flooded with depths from four to twenty feet as water continues to rise at six inches per hour.

Williamsport

The Worst Over Storm Ends Flooded Districts’ Fury

Overnight reports from flooded districts indicate the storm spent its fury. Local officials assess damage and begin relief planning as residents begin cleanup and recovery efforts.

Didnt Know He Was Married

Anna Eustlen a Washington Court House native who arrived in June 1893 sued James A. Crowley a local plumber for damages to her affections. She alleges Crowley failed to keep his engagement though he is married with a family.

Dayton Anna Eustlen Washington Court House James A. Crowley Crowley

Carpenters Strike Encompasses Cincinnati Area

A general strike was ordered for all carpenters and mill hands in Cincinnati, Covington, and Newport unions. The decision was announced at Workmen's hall after a Monday morning meeting attended by over a thousand workers from the three cities.

Cincinnati Covington Newport Workmen's Hall

Draw the Line at Cape Tetzpo

May 22 reports seventy five girls at the Hotel Madison went on strike after being asked to wear caps. They were replaced by colored youths, sparking unrest and questions about job equality and labor practices.

Cape Tetzpo Madison

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