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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1892
Page
6
Poem fragment reflecting on habit formation and restraint. The speaker notes how repeated actions weave a pattern that can bind, urging resistance as effort continues. It contrasts self discipline with collective creation, ending with a struggle to free oneself from toil and constraint.
A tale unfolds of Greenwood pressed by Tulkingham to marry his daughter Miss Tulkingham. Tulkingham recounts a Donner Lake siege and cannibal episode from decades past. He fears heredity will doom Greenwood and his daughter to cannibal impulses, forcing Greenwood to flee in despair.
Nathan J. Horton, re-elected grand recorder of the AOUW New York state, joined Quincy lodge No. 2 at Ripley on April 4 1880 and later became lodge master. He served as grand recorder from 1884, overseeing beneficiary certificates totaling millions. Horton holds numerous fraternal memberships, veterans status, and is active in G A R post in Buffalo.
The latest statistics place the Masonic brotherhood at about 700000 in the United States and 2000000 globally, with $25000000 annual charity income. New York leads with the largest affiliated membership. Illinois second with 4318. Arizona small with 560. Notable notes: past Grand Master William Parkman died December 26, 1891 in Boston. Kentucky Masonic home cares for over 200 children. Events include Hugh de Payne commandery attending Denver. Detroit plans a $150000 temple. Kansas City establishes a new council R and M. Knights Templars in Canada exceed 1000. Templar ball at Chicago Auditorium nets $7000 for the home. Cincinnati invites the 1895 grand encampment to its city, with Denver hosting the conclave in August.
The annual statement to New York's insurance department details 1890 assets of 619,4274 dollars, memberships and dues totaling 16,800.20, mortuary and expense assessments, interest, relief payments, and total income. 1891 saw 6,022 certificates written, 7,241 ceased, 954 deaths, $166,551,500 at risk, and $21,193,725.73 total benefits paid. Massachusetts reports 6,046 members in 100 councils, with 5,112 in 84 Massachusetts councils and 934 in 20 councils in other New England states. St Louis council debates public-interest topics to boost attendance.
The Old Stand advertises an elegant chamber suit for 15 dollars with ample stock and other goods. Limited chains remain at 3 dollars while supplies last.
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