Hardships Imposed on Insurance Companies
Ex-President Grover Cleveland condemns state life insurance laws that force companies to invest in securities deemed safe. He argues this creates unfair pressure as policies must be paid while funds are tied to mandated but possibly poor investments. He likens the situation to making bricks without straw.
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Labor Wages Rise and Union Movesaround the World
The report notes wage increases for Cincinnati boilermakers by 20 cents daily and Cleveland electricians seeking 45 to 50 cents per hour. It cites international labor trends including Australia’s six hour day movement and New Zealand’s compulsory arbitration reducing strikes. It mentions unions in Britain, Germany, and the United States pursuing law reforms and labor protections, with a Seattle exclusion league and a Minnesota or Spokane union hall development.
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Evening Star Want Ads Solve Real Estate Travel Trade
The Evening Star offers rapid results from its want ads for real estate and rental listings. The service is highly positive and inexpensive, providing quick, practical solutions for seekers and advertisers alike.
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