Masonic Lodge Warrants and Meeting Notes 1848
F. and A. M. column lists warrants issued in 1848 for Corinthian Lodge No.1 on the second Monday, True American Lodge No.2 on the first Monday, and St. John's Lodge No.2 on the first Friday with warrants dated January 16, March 18, and May 2, 1848 respectively.
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Corinthian Lodge
True American Lodge
St. John’s Lodge
Sinton Park and Porters Park in community debates
In Sinton Park BC the Council of Social Agencies commends frank talk on baths for public schools and notes criticism of Sinton Park as a community center for 17000 Negroes. Jennie Porter, Stowe School principal, is praised and ridiculed as the source of good deeds, amid local jokes and camouflaged blame.
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Council of Social Agencies
Sinton Park
Jennie Porter
Stowe School
White
Porter’s Park
Russel
Bat
Robinson
Linton Park
Exonerated Amid Great Applause in Tabernacle Club
A June meeting of the Free-Will Sinking Fund of Social Charity Work defends exmembers Mrs M Bacon and Mrs L K Dixon, declares their innocence, and vows to expel Bacon by Grand Lodge for alleged misconduct. The group asserts its own funds and officers acted properly over thirteen years, and warns against personal attacks while affirming friendship and peace.
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Free- Will Sinking Club
Queen May Tabernacle
H. P
Grand Lodge
Bacon
Laura Jones
Richmond Street
Tabernacle
Grand Lodge of Tabors
A Powerful Religion on the Sahara Edge
Travel writer Weat Green Field describes the Aissouas religious sect 100 miles south of Tunis. In a Sunday mosque rite they chant, then auto hypnosis leads to glass eating and scorpion ingestion, with priests guiding the trance and ritual pain, while critics deny such practices and contrast with their own faiths.
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Chicago
Sahara Desert
Weat Green Field
Tunis
Mr. Field
Walnut Hills Peeved Ad Charge Sparks Debate
The Union declines lavish praise for Walnut Hills Enterprise Grocery, noting that newspapers charge for advertising. An old ad placed by Attorney Bush last January cost six dollars and remains unpaid, prompting the author to say business is business and praise cannot be bought.
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Walnut Hills
Walnut Hills Enterprise
Bush
Domestic Service Dangerous To Women in Philadelphia
An historical investigation led by Dr. Carlos Aronovici of the Herbert Institution examined illegitimate births in Philadelphia. The study, conducted years ago by the bureau of social research, explored social conditions and risks surrounding domestic service for women in the city.
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Philadelphia
Carlos Aronovici
Bureau of Social Research
Herbert Institution
Duty Remains Sweet Despite Worldly Condemnation
A commemorative quote from Charles Sumner honors the lone stand of conscience and duty. It emphasizes that true fulfillment comes from fulfilling one's duty, even as society and relatives may condemn or ignore the act. The message values integrity over applause.
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Charles Sumner
Domestic Service Ties to Illegitimacy Among Girls
A Northern city study of 616 white girls in institutions finds domestic service and home work linked to three times as many illegitimate births as all other occupations combined. The report notes employers sometimes place immoral girls in homes as domestic servants and questions opportunities for colored girls in the segregated South.
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Moin
Children’s Bureau
South
Parker Heating Appliance seals big contract
Parker Heating Appliance Company led by president Jos F Parker announced securing a substantial new contract. The deal positions Parker Heating as a key supplier in the regional market, signaling growth and expanded manufacturing commitments for the upcoming quarter.
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The
Parker Heating Appliance Company
Jos. F. Parker
Burnet House Contracts For Large Furnace Plant
A firm has landed a major contract with the Burnet House to construct an immense furnace designed to save coal and reduce smoke. The project promises a notable advance in efficiency and cleanliness for the hospitality establishment.
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Burnet House
Not With Us! Miss Lillie Nelson Not Connected With The Union
Public clarification states Miss Lillie Nelson has for many years been neither collector nor solicitor for The Union and is not connected in any way shape or form. The notice emphasizes that she is not an agent or representative of the organization.
Lewis Seeks To Be Judge
William H. Lewis of this city a former assistant United States attorney in Boston and assistant Attorney-General under Taft says he will likely seek one of two federal judgeships created by the Walsh bill. A Amherst and Harvard Law School graduate and noted civil rights advocate he gained fame defending Brown and Speilman in the 1916 Mohr murder trial in Providence.
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William H. Lewis
United States
Boston
Taft
Post
Committee On Judiciary
Houses of Representatives
Lewis
Amherst College
Harvard Law School
Mohr
Providence
Brown
Speilman
Ijosion Poni
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