The Legal Implications from these rulings were from a long four year law suite that was described in the legal documents as a bitterly contested, debated, and awaited decision by the Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals in our Nation's Capital, Washington, D. C.. It says it was an unanimous decision stating, "The case filings by Grand Master Grimshaw of the [Bogus Prince Hall Masons] Court of appeals dismissed the cross-bill and its complaints and requests contained therein and so rules that Grimshaw, Grand Master of the Bogus Prince Hall Grand Lodge should pay the Hon. H. C. Scott Grand Master of the [REGULAR and LEGAL] Grand Lodge of Masons of Washington, D. C. half of the cost of the court. "
“The National Grand Lodge" of 1847 is implicated in this ruling too, proving that Grand Master John G. Jones (J.G.J.) of Chicago, IL. had the authority to organize his Regular Legal and Recognized Grand Lodge separate from Prince Hall Masons too. That would include any other affiliated Grand Lodges, Consistories, Supreme, Shrinedom, or National body with him and the M. W. Grand Lodge of Washington, D.C. For instance, J.G.J.'s Grand Lodge was a part of the National Grand Lodge that was Originally est. on June 27, 1847 in Boston, MA , but it was reorganized and renamed by the then presiding President Ill. John G. Jones on Aug. 9, 1889 as the "National Masonic Congress A.F. & A. M. in Cleveland, OH.
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After the historical 1910 landmark ruling of the Appellate Court of Washington D. C. over the M. W. Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Masons in Washington, D.C. John G. Jones then went back and resolved to change the name of his organization of Grand Lodges to "The General Grand Masonic Congress of the United States of America" (G.G.M.C.) in 1896 giving him the authority to name the M. W. Grand Lodge of Washington D.C. as its Holy see with its attached Warrant of Operation from Romania that was also given in the same year of 1896, the year that the M. W. Grand Lodge’s Legal split from the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge F & A. M of Washington, D. C. was ruled by the courts to be deemed “Bogus.”
It is obvious that after Ill. H. C. Scott 33rd went to Romania, and received his Warrant of Constitution to operate in 1896, he took it back to the United States and began to gather and heal other affiliated Grand Lodges under their authority. This included the M. W. St. John’s Grand Lodge in Chicago, IL. who’s Grand Master was Ill. John G. Jones 33rd. and the M. W. St. Andrew Grand Lodge of Louisiana who's Grand Master was Ill. W. T. Grant of New Orleans, LA. Hence, J.G.J. Later used his authority and the Romanian Warrant of Constitution to heal and included other Legal & Regular Newly formed Grand Lodges throughout the United States of America like The Most Worshipful King Solomon Grand Lodge of Texas A.F. & A. Masons located in San Antonio, TX on March 19th 1908 notably the Ill. Chas. L. Mitchell was Grand Master.