Camden to Spa $100000 Masonic Temple Planned in City
Camden New Jersey plans a four story Masonic temple on Market Street between Fourth and Fifth. The first floor will house stores and offices, the second Masonic parlors, the third lodge rooms, and the fourth kitchen and banquet rooms. Fundraising targets $50,000 by subscription at 25 a share and $50,000 via bonds. Plans immediate. Other notes cover Alfred F Chapman editor and proprietor of The Liberal Freemason, Sir William Bowen, and various Masonic honors and inquiries.
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Camden
N. J
N J
Market Street
Alfred F. Chapman
Glendon
Boston
Freemason
Masonic Order
Knights Templar
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Grand Council
S. Masters
Grand
R.A
St. Andrew’s
R. A
St. Omer
K.l
Massachusetts College of Rosicrucians
William R. Bowen
Grand Commandery
Nebraska
Grand Comemandery
Ohio
Omaha
Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution
London
Kansas
Grand Master of Masons
New York State
Alfred W. Ryan
Warren Commandery No
Pennsylvania
New York
William H. Platt
James H. Windrim
Philadelphia
Edwin S. Stuart
Albert Pike
Eugene Deuprey Elected Grand Master Workman AOUW
Eugene N Deuprey elected grand master workman by the grand lodge of California AOUW Born 1849 in Louisiana he moved to San Francisco as a child He is described as eloquent and influential in expanding California membership Since 1878 he has been a Spartan lodge member and rose quickly to high office His administration is described as enterprising yet conservative Royal Arcanum figures show balance and steady growth with 115k members across 13 councils in the order and 1 200 members in Buffalo councils.
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Eugene Deuprey
Eugene N. Deuprey
Grand Lodge of California
Golden State
Bro. Deuprey
Louisiana
Eugene WN. Deuprey
San Francisco
California
Spartan Lodge No. 36
Grand Lodge of
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Secretary
Order
Missouri
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Knights of Honor
Richardson
Rev
A. J. Hess
Kentucky
J. W. Cowgill
W. H. Yost
A. G. Caruth
Supreme Lodge
The Annual Friend Beacons West Lodge Growth
The report from Supreme Organizer Marr shows encouraging growth in western lodges with many new applications. Beacon lodge of New Hampshire leads in membership at just over 1,000 and is slated for payoff later this month as more charters are sought and memberships rise.
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Marr
Beacon Lodge
New Hampshire
Orphans Home and Freemason News Across States
Memphis hosts a premier orphans home for Odd Fellows children with 150 capacity and farm to near self sustainment. Kansas Grand Lodge offers a veteran jewel free to eligible members. State relief funds, lodge growth, fee reductions, and international expansions feature in Maryland Maine Georgia North Carolina and California reports. St Louis lodges hold large treasuries and Sweden dispensation signals new subordinate instituted at Malmo.
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Memphis
Odd Fellows
United
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Maryland
Maine
Grand Lodge of Georgia
North Carolina
California
Sovereign Grand Lodge
St. Louis
Lodge 5
Sweden
Malmo
B'nai Brith
Order of
B’nai Brith
Georgia
Baltimore
Atlanta
Banner Lodge
Grand Lodge
Order
Orphans’ Fund
IRON HALL Retrospection After the Order's Tenth Birthday
The order marked its tenth anniversary on March 28 with under fifty initial members in Indianapolis. Since then 1,300 have been instituted nationwide and in Canada, with large branches in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Philadelphia reports 4,021 claims paid and a growing reserve from prior assessments. a new life division drew over 100 applications in one week.
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Indianapolis
Union
Canada
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Life
Order
Knights of Pythias and allied orders in 1890 gains
The report outlines 1890 progress for Minnesota Knights of Pythias with lodge and membership increases, Georgia B nai Brith activity and Atlanta orphan’s home support, Amitie women’s lodge growth and payout plans, Knights of Honor districting in Louisiana, and Vesta certificates and Fraternal Benefit Congress details. It notes Kentucky leadership changes and the next supreme conclave scheduled for May 1892 in Wilmington Delaware.
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Order of Vesta
Vesta
Fraternal Benefit Congress
Wilmington
Del
Dry Goods Store Promises Value in Warren Lineup
Dry Goods Store offers the widest seeds and fabrics in Warren area with new nd-ome shades in Serges and Henriks, numerous plaids, white goods, embroideries, lace curtains, portieres, spring jackets, and shawls at low prices. Large inventory includes ginghams, cambrics, latines, persians, outings, Victorias, Indias, and table linen sets with emphasis on savings versus competitors.
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Serges
Henrik Ald
Oeworth
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and crossings noted
Fragmentary notes mention Dunkirk and Allegheny Valley with crossings near St L Croasin and P Crossing and Fredonia. Names and places are unclear due to OCR gaps but indicate a transportation or rail context around several towns including Fredonia.
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Knights OF Pythias
Minnesota
South Carolina
Ohio Pythian Benevolent Association
Order of Amitie
Alpha and Girard
Amitie
Scott
Garters
Carter
Hera
Catter
Carter Medicine CO
Guster
Jarvis
Warren
Toil du Nord
Hambrays
Cambriez
Hunter & Jarvis
Schiffmann
Mali
BePaul
Mint
Orig i
THUNK
Chicago
St.paul
Cincinnati
Louse New Orlean
Pollman
T. Kets
H. Garfield
Jamestown
N.Y
Wallace, T. P. A
City
Malle Am
Nsylvania
Kinzua
Bradord
Salamanca
Mean
E Warren
Irvinton
R. Bell
J. A. Fellows
Gen
Gentral
Exchange St. Buffalo
Vorgift and
Curtain’s Mills
Nen
God
Alaneat
Wood
Junelion Garfield
BP, & E.R. RK. Uime
PL & Elk. R
Ridgway
Erie
Vanderarift
Gar- Held
Dunham's Mill
Carfeld
J. D. Wood
Wyman & Davis
Jewelers
Water Street
Carver House
Citizens
Myr Waters
Jarvis Henrys
D. L. Gerould
Cashire
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
HA. Spaicsoy
Davis
Jobusor
Ww. D. Brown
Gnsvarmlec
Uuiker
United States
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Tas
Lucasol
Pennsylvania Railroad
P. & E. Division
Tuefear
Sheffield S
Harrisburg
Fulman
Carr
Sheffield
Sunbury
Lancaster
Washington
Pullman
Eric
Williamsport
Erie Op
Erie P.m
Philadel
Balpom
Weshtrgiem
Williem+fort
Es Kané
Chas. E. Pugh
J. BR. Wood
Pass
L. D. Wetmore, Pres
M. Veecher
Cash
Warren County
England
Ireland
Scot
Europe
B. G. Gregory's
Mullen
Feir Menny
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh Rail
St.l
MIP. M. Ident Et Agt
Lessee
Aaniun Ouul
Tsing North
Nod
P.M
W.ny
Laon Vy
Ob Lily Dale
Moons
Inclairville
Ferg
Oss’ Mit
Falenner
Junction
Asile O: Frewsburrg
Entonville
Ackle
Russe
Orth Warren
Irvine
Wngevell
Pittsfield
Garland
Orpedo
Newton
Morris & Mullen
Morck Brothers
U. S
A. J. Hazeltine
W. Beaty
T. G. B. Ensworth
M. 8
Dunham
L. B. Wood
Chas
H. Noyes
James Clark
L. R. Freesman
Charles W. Stone
F. H. Rockwell
A. Ds
Hazeltine
August Morck, Jr
Morck
Dhd
Pirzer
Geo. S. Davis
Comprite
Drag Paten
Second and
Liberty Streets
Sr. Theel
Nonlin
Germany
France
Austria
Iean
Coriex Houma
Phila
Gray Medicine Co
N. C
Siegfried & Co
Corner Second
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