This is the official record of the proceedings of the Supreme Lodge convention of the Knights of Pythias, a fraternal organization founded in the United States in 1864. The convention is a forum for members of the organization to discuss issues related to the operations and governance of the Knights of Pythias. The record is of interest to scholars and researchers studying the history of fraternal organizations and the history of American social movements. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1888 edition. Excerpt: ... P. Herron %.lt._(.'olonel 4, 1888.. Crawfordsvllle Lrawfor sviiie No 31............... nior............................................. W. 'i'. Gott Surgeon. July 11, 1887.. Crawfordsvilie-Crawfordsvllle No. 32. C. S. Butterfield A(ljll"8l1t.. Jan. 1, 1887.. Indianggolis." Many No. 18.............. Theo. Mehiechan......... Q'rtermaster.. April30, 1888.. Crawio sville. Cruwfordsviile No. 32 Chaplain.............................................. _ DIVISIONS. Names. I No. Location. Names. I No. Location. ii Names. No. 1 Location. Lal'ayette......... Lafayette. Frankfort............ 10 Frankfort. Excelsior 411 Indianapolis. Indianapolis..-2 Indianapolis. Qrawfordsviiie (frawlordsville. L-ebanon.......-17 Lebanon. Kokomo. Koltomo. hobleavilie.. Noblesville. Olive Brunch" 43 Indianapolis. Many........ IR Iridinnnpoiis., Name. Rank. Date oi Com'n. P. O. Address, Street and No. Division Member oi Remarks. F. N. Kollocko Co1one1.......... June 4, 1884... Fort Wayne.............. Summit City No. 12. C. G. Conn.. Lt. Colonel..... Juno 4, 1884... Elkbart............. Elkhart No. 13..... E. G. Hen-.... Major............. June 4, 1884... Gosben............ Calanthe No. 11.. J. Lawrence Surgeon June 27, 1887... Columbia City Columbia City No. 23 C. E. Graves Adjutant. Jan. 10, 1886... Fort Wayne. Calnntho No. 11.... L. T. Bugley. Q'!-tennaster.. July 12, 1884... Huntington. Huntington No. 16 llev. S. A. Nortlirup" Chaplain....... Nov. 1887... I-'ort Wayne. Sumn1it( iiy No. 1" ' DIVISIONS. Names. No. Location. Names., No. Location. ii Names. Location. I 1: _ Kosciusko. 8 Warsaw. Elklmrt........ 13 Elklmrt. I Columbia City Columbia City. ('ulanthe.. 11 (ioshun.. Huntington. 16...

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 edition. Excerpt: ... The Major-General thereupon announced the following Committees: Law--Brig.-General W. H. Loomis, Michigan; Brig.-General L. C. Thomas, Pennsylvania; Brig.-General W. E. Webb, Missouri. Revenue--Brig.-General C. B. Hoyt, New Hampshire; Brig.-General J. H. Aitkin, Oregon; Brig.-General F. C. Plummer, Washington. Appeals and Grievances--Brig.-General T. W. Minshull, Ohio; Brig.-General J. C. Manchester, Iowa; Brig.-General J. H. Lancaster, West Virginia. Rules and Regulations--Brig.-General J. H. Barkley, Illinois; Brig.-General C. F. McGlashan, California; Brig.-General H. B. Buckingham, New York., Finance--Brig.-General D. J. Turner, Virginia; Brig.-General W. G. Smith, Maine; Brig.-General C. R. Jones, Indiana. Reports--Brig.-General H. W. Gibbons, Colorado; Brig.-General W. E. Hitchcock, New Jersey; Brig.-General C. D. Lisle, Wisconsin. Mileage and Per Diem--Brig.-General J. H. Lyon, Kansas; Brig. General C. B. Hoyt, New Hampshire; Brig.-General H. G. Winsor, Massachusetts. Printing--Brig.-General F. E. Wheaton, Minnesota; Brig.-General J. S. Stokes, Connecticut; Brig.-General C. D. Lisle, .Wisconsin. State of the Rank--Bri_g.-General W. G. Smith, Maine; Brig.General W. E. Webb, Missouri; Brig.-General W. E. Hitchcock, New Jersey. Rules--Brig.-General L. C. Thomas, Pennsylvania; Brig.-General H. W. Gibbons, Colorado; Brig.-General J. H. Tiller, Texas. The Major-General here.requested Brigadier-General Joseph H. Lyon to preside temporarily. Brigadier-General Lyon presiding, the Major-General presented his biennial address and report. The financial report for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1903, as presented in this report to the Supreme Lodge, was the report on finances presented to the Supreme Assembly. As the proceedings of the..