Satisfied policyholder cites Mutual Benefit Life figures
Mr R M Cunningham of Louisville Kentucky reports on September 19 1904 that he is insured for five thousand dollars with The Mutual Benefit Life of Newark. He notes his father carried 310000 his mother s three brothers 00 each and their father 5000 all with The Mutual Benefit of Newark Angier Foreman state agents Atlanta.
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R. M. Cunningham
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Mutual Benefit Life of
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Foreign trade boom lifts US commerce to new highs
Washington reports that the department of commerce and labor notes the foreign commerce of the United States for the fiscal year ending this month may exceed all prior years. Ten months’ totals show imports near 1.228 billion dollars and exports near 1.786 billion, aiming for over three billion monthly average if May and June rise as expected.
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Instant Catarrh Relief Offered by Eclipse Cure Ad
Instant relief from catarrh promised by Eclipse Catarrh Cure with trial samples. Testimonies claim rapid clearing of nasal passages and lasting improvement, urging readers to send $1 for a sample and address for a booklet and further information.
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Director Reelected as Mercentile Marne Company Board
In New York on June 14, the Mercentile Marne Company reelects most former directors at a meeting in Wotwken New Jersey. Thomas W. Was Hectnd will replace Hyde in the board. An annual record submitted today shows December 8120491, with total assets and a deficit noted compared to 1904 figures.
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Through Sleeping Car to Wilmington June July August Schedule
Through Sleeping Car Line 2 Wilmington N C operates Saturdays June 9 and every Thursday return from Wilmington at 3 00 PM. Service runs June July August with trains to Atlanta by 4 30 AM. Tickets good for five days and include connections to Union.
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Roosevelt rejects meat inspection bill as inadequate
President Roosevelt expressed complete disapproval of the house committee on agriculture's new meat inspection bill. He told Chairman Wadsworth that the measure is not sufficient to meet conditions. The committee will not discuss the objections but will refer the matter to a meeting to consider the president's pointed critique. The majority report cites public and business interests and health, while endorsing full consideration. A substitute bill is proposed against a special industry tax and favors government funding of inspection costs. A minority report by Lamb and Bowie will be filed tomorrow.
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