Mahoneys version of the lead deal in Lead South Dakota
Charles E. Mahoney vice president of the Western Federation of Miners issues a signed statement denying false public claims about the Lead Miners union mortgage and ensuing court actions. He recounts loan details from 1910, trust deeds, foreclosures in 1914, and disputes over a fraction of property, alleging conspiracy by rivals to undermine the federation and Butte miners. He asserts official records support his account and blames T J Ryan and associates for misleading the public. The document ends with a separate note from Mahoney about public service to Lake Avoca and a transit disruption on Florence Avenue with limited service until June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Butte Miners’ Union
Ody
Lead
Butte Daily Press
T. J. Ryan
Lead Miners’ Union
Butte Miners’ ‘Union
Western Federation of Mines
Itesult
Lead Union
Butte
Lawrence County
Miners’ Union
Lead City Miners’ Union
Channes H. Moyer
Thomas J. Ryan
Hayes
Heffron
Salt
Federation
Moyer
Ryan
Cluncom
Grater
Maine
No. 1
Hayes and Herron
Fey
Fueue
Lake Avoca
Florence Avenue
JR. Wharton
Fragmented OCR note hints at missing context and unclear details
A garbled OCR passage references delayed content and unclear events. The text mentions a supposed tale, placeholder names, and nonstandard terms, with no recoverable facts about people places or dates. The line ends with a request for clarification.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Memorial Service in Centerville
The Silver How county union memorial service and Trinity Methodist church Sunday night observance were held at Sons of St. George's hall Centerville. Rev J G Ross spoke, the hall filled, memorial day proclamation read, and Daughters of Rebekah and Odd Fellows members listed among the deceased. The choir sang Nearer My God to Thee and Brave Hearts, with Come Ye Disconsolate closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Rebekahe
Silver
Union
Sons of St. George's
Centerville
Trinity Methodist Church
J. G. Ross
The
Harry Goodland
Depury
Montana Jure Aiction of
Rebekah
Mra. M.A. Bet ‘Av
Sans
Goa
Ory
Ite
Mate
Fidelity Lodge
George Northey
Polginse
William Bailey
Olive Hranch Lodge
Insurance Statements and Authority for Montana Firms 1915
The Montana Insurance Department reports sworn statements of condition for two firms. American Surety Company of New York is authorized to transact fidelity and surety insurance in Montana until March 31, 1916, with paid-up capital and liabilities listed and a 1914 net surplus disclosed. William Keating signs as State Auditor and Commissioner of Insurance.
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State OF
Id” Company
William Keating
Ex oMicro
State OF Montana
Insurance Department
Helena
Mont
American Surety Company
New York
Montana
T. William Keating
Transac
Fidelity and Surety Insurance
Brate
Saares
Insurance
ExoMete
DBM
Sid
Surance
Royal Indemnity Company
Ninminstoner
Ex-Ometo
Thoveregy
Tse
Cepe
Vaeeerees Ltd
Deee- Gin
Ex-Omelo
Jena
Phe
Russia
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Petersburg
Pany
William ‘Keating
Sife
Offic
Insur
Montana Insurance
Epavement
Newark Pere Encompany
Newark
New Jersey
T. William ‘Keating
Leiden
Ate
Mamizaoner
Excometo
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Sager
Caine Sa
Beit Coe Sen
Sophie Aa
Polley Hotterne
Suneenca
Wieden Nortitaat Keating
Bt Auaitor
Iwurane
Xonieo
Jam Keating
Mate
Maren
Ex-Omicro
Monts
Atlas' Assurance Company
London
Eagland
Alea
IAW
Fiorhereny
A. Bo
United States
Pendituren
Tnurance
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State OF Montana Vnsa Department
Uniteity and Guaranty, Pany
Baltimore
State of Maryland
Card Company
Minten
State OF Montana Insuran Department
Concorde Ple Hiysurange Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ward Company
Ompany
Tech
Ex-Ofmiero
American Lite, Insurance Company
Des Moines
Towa
Furance Company
State OF Mustana TS
Fidelity Casualty, Company OF York
Mon Lana
Mutual Tipe TN
Sud-Insurance Company
Mtaren
A. D
Law
Turgher
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Lloyds" Plate Class Insurance Company
T, m Keating
A.D
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State OF Montana Insurance Department
Prudential Innsurance Company OF America
Tate
Sald Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. William
Keating
Ex-Offeio
Cay
L'Insurance
State Insurance Board certifies 1914 company conditions
Montana state officials certify Hanover Pure Insurance Company and Royal Indemnity Company met 1914 legal requirements. Statements show assets totals, liabilities excluding capital, net surplus, and policyholder surplus. Certifications authorize continued operation until March 1916 or as law allows.
Montana Insurance Statements From 1914 Filed In Jena And Newark
Sworn statements from Phe Russia and Newark insurance companies filed in December 1914 show assets and net surpluses. State auditor Keating certifies authorization to transact fire and reinsurance business in Montana through March 1916, with detailed balance figures for 1914.
Insurance reinsurance business audited and revoked
William Keating, state auditor and commissioner of insurance, certifies that the insurance reinsurance business is revoked by competent authority. The statement lists figures for December 31, 1914 including capital and surplus values, with aggregate incomes and expenditures. Names and amounts appear as official financial tallies for the insurer.
Insurance Company Statements Endorse Montana Licenses
A scanned Montana state notice summarizes sworn financials for multiple insurance companies as of December 31, 1914 and April 1, 1915. It lists assets, liabilities, surplus, paid-up capital, and authorizes continued fire and life insurance operations under state law with William Keating as State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner. Institutions named include Atlas Assurance Company, Unitedity and Guaranty, Concorde Pley Insurance, American Life Insurance, Fidelity Casualty Company, Hartford headquartered First Re, Mutual Insurance Company of New York, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Montana
Helena Mont
Hartford
Connecticut
Montana
Insurance auditors certify company finances in 1914 statement
The document records William Keating certifying the Prudential Insurance Company of America and LIPE Insurance Company filings for December 31 1914. It notes aggregate liabilities, net surplus and policyholder reserves, with seals and official titles. The text cites state auditor, commissioner of insurance roles and the 1814 to 1914 financial figures.
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ODD Fellows and Rebekahs’ Service
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