Recommendations for Insurance Law Reforms
A report from the American Bar Association committee on Insurance laws lists proposals to strengthen life insurer safeguards, require credited deferred dividends, repeal reciprocal taxes and valued policy laws, create state fire marshal offices, tighten violation statutes, and push federal rules banning unlicensed interstate insurance activity and supervising cross border transactions.
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Omaha
Nebr
Committee On Insurance Laws
The
American Bar Association
T. Burton Smith
Atlanta
R. W. Breckenridge
Rodney A. Mercer
Tonawanda
Insurance Committee
Remarkable memory carrier lives centenarian in Arkansas
Special to The Georgian Little Rock Arkansas August 14 Jake Crabtree who lives at Lavacca and is the oldest negro in Arkansas celebrated the 196th anniversary of one year a few days as his hair is as white as the cotton he has worked in for nearly a century yet he is active has gentle eyesight with the exception of being slightly deaf does not appear to be more than 76 years old He exhibits a wonderful memory especially in matters of 90 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Jake Crabtree
Lavacca
Arkansas
Mississippi City Flood Drenches Meridian Business District
A heavy rainstorm drenched Meridian Mississippi with the hardest rainfall in four years, flooding streets in the business district between 1 and 3 pm and causing notable damage. Aulig notes the downpour as the day’s extreme weather event in Meridian Mississippi.
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Meridian
Aulig
Million spend to develop power in Spartanburg area
Speein to The Georgian reports a plan to invest about a million dollars in Spartanburg and Cherokee counties next year. Pittsburg capital, valued at 9,000,000, will fund electrical development including a water power project on Broad River and the Nesbitt Shoals work slated to begin soon.
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Spartanburg
Ayer
Tanburg
Cherokee
Pittsburg
Caperal
Sori
Riwer
Broad River
Nesbitt Shoals
Beautiful China Designs At Maier and Berkele
New and artistic English china designs showcased in recent importations. Odd pieces and full sets offered in tasteful shapes likely to interest housewives seeking attractive tableware from Maier and Berkele.
Kaiser Wilhelm’s Grandson Christening Draws Nation
Berlin Aug 14 Despite the event being a family affair the christening of Emperor William II's grandson on August 27 is a gala for the nation. The newborn prince born on July 4 will face cameras early and his growth will be closely watched by millions as he sits in line to the German throne. His mother Princess Cecelia is improving in health while Kaiser William, aboard his yacht, hails as a proud monarch. The gathering may be limited, yet royal kin from Germany Denmark England Russia and Holland tie the royal web that shapes the prince’s future role. The heir’s path to the throne remains distant but eagerly observed by the public.
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Berlin
Wilhelm
Potsdam
Cecelia
Kaiser William
Norway
Germany
Denmark
England
Russia
Holland
Ranié
German Empire
Pearl Craigie John Oliver Hobbes Dies in London Bed
English novelist Pearl Richards Craigie known as John Oliver Hobbes died in London at 39 after arriving from Isle of Wight to keep an engagement. Born in Boston, she studied in London, married Reginald Craigie in 1887, divorced 1895, and left a prolific catalog of novels and plays noted for a cynical epigrammatic style.
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London
Pearl Mary
Teresa Craigie Snown
John Oliver Hobbes
Steephill Castle
Venmore
Isle of Wight
Pearl Richards Craigie
Boston
Mass
England
Rhe University College
Reginald W. Craigie
the Goda
Lord Wickersham
Robert Orange
Ellen Terry
May vote on amendments at election in November
Attorney General John Hart holds that state constitutional amendments may be voted at the November general election under a strict constitutional interpretation. The issue arose from amendments proposed too late for October advertising. Rome ruled amendments could not be voted in November, while others disagreed. Special interest centers on Wheatley Lieutenant Governor bill and the Phil Cook county measure.
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Boykin Wright
House Judiciary Committee
John ©. Hart
Georgia
Rome
Wright
Forest Fire Destroys 7500 Acres Near Tour Jon France
Paris reports the largest forest fire in a generation scorch and devastate 7500 acres near Tour Jon, starting yesterday near Pugetville and Pignans. A strong northwesterly wind fanned flames, destroying multiple forests within hours and creating a 14 mile affected area by nightfall.
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Paris
France
Tour Jon
Puget
Wealthy Ohio man and family tour Europe on horseback
John G. Patterson of Dayton Ohio toured Europe with family and servants on horseback from Edinburgh to London covering about 390 miles. The party began in motor cars, then switched to riding, bringing seven horses and two horse trailers. They traveled through Paris and Berlin, riding everywhere as they went.
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Ohio
Europe
London
John G. Patterson
Dayton
Edinburgh
Dorothy
Charles Palmer
Plessinger
Paris
Berlin
Hors
Sullivan Says Bryan Told Fib In Paris Debate
Chicago reports Sullivan, a Democratic executive, refutes Bryan's claim that Sullivan and Hopkins robbed Democrats of rights. Sullivan says he only relays Dunlap information and challenges Bryan’s assertions while defending party battles. Lincoln to welcome Bryan with Capitol grounds address by Governor Mickey on September 6. Bryan's homecoming plans include an open-set program and night fireworks.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Paris
Roger Sullivan
John Hopkins
Sulpiven
Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Sullivan
Rman
Springfish
Dunlap
Lincoln
NEBR
W. J. Bryan
State Capitol
Mickey
Espitol
Location 15 Taken on Sabbath Day
Special to The Georgian Bristol Tenn Aug 14 The Louisville and Nashville and the Virginia and Southwestern railroads clash for rights of way into Lee county Virginia coal region as new fields open A dozen L and N locating engineers under Chief Parton rush into Pennington Gap survey five miles of line starting Sunday surveying after arriving by train and securing horses
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Bristol, Tenn
Louis Ville
Nashville
Virginia and Southwestern
Lee County
Virginia
Virginia and Southwestern Company
Itt
Louisville and Nashville
Parton
Louisville and
Pennington Gap
Prisoner Attacks Guard With Rusty Knife in Georgia Yard
In Augusta on August 14 Stewart Johnson a burly peg legged black man attempted to kill Aaron Scott in the county jail yard with a concealed rusty knife. The assault described as vicious and fiendish, Johnson used the weapon near fatally.
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Augusta
Stewart Johnson
Aaron Scott
Low Rates Via Southern Railway Towns and Resorts
Low rates advertised for Southern Railway destinations including Warm Springs Georgia Chick Springs Asheville Waynesville Hendersonville Lake Toxaway Tate Springs St Simons Cumberland Island Atlantic Beach Chicago Saratoga Detroit and Atlantic City. Rates listed per location range from 3.75 to 40.00 with several seaside and resort towns highlighted.
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Warm Springs
Chick Springs
Asheville
N.G
Waynesville
4. C
Hendersonville
N. Tereees
Lake Toxaway
N.C
Tryom Ny
Tate Springs
Tenn
St. Simons
Cumberland Island
Atlantic Beach
Cseerrcees
Chicago
Tll
Saratoga Springs
NeVoc
Cece
Atlantic City
N. Jo
Asbury Park
Neds
Detroit
Mich
Round Trip Rates and Ticket Office Details
The notice lists round trip rates and sale terms with tickets on sale daily until October 31, 1906. It provides Ticket Office No 1 on Peachtree Street and a contact phone number 142. LUSK is identified as the District Passenger Agent.
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Peachtree Street
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Unable to determine headline from garbled text
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, entities, or dates to summarize into a coherent newspaper card. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or outcomes emerge to support a T or S.
Fragmented OCR obituary and notice snippet
Scrambled text appears to mix names, places, and numbers with broken phrases about Jacksonville and nearby areas. The readable items include references to Florida, Jacksonville, and possible time marks but no coherent event or clear individuals, yielding a partial, unreadable notice suitable only as a fragment.
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Mutual Benefit Life of
Newark, N. J
Angier
Association
Mississippi City
China
Maier & Berkele
Pan
Frederick William
John Oliver Hobbs
Sullivan
Illinois
Southern Railway
Lusk
South Forsyth Street
Montag Bros
South
Forsyth Street
Sally Sal Pi
Colorado
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Union Pacific
Kansas City
San Francisco
Japan
Australia
Pullman
Washington
Montgomery
St. Louis
California
J. F. van Rensselaer
General Agt
Atlanta, Ga
R. O. Bean
G. W. Ely
New Terminal Station
Mitchell
Madison Avenue
N. B
Wingham
Cincinnati
Berireen
Pachevarile Aden
Lowal Charonts
Learilie
Belg
Caitlin SR
B. Poulet
Florida
Jacksonville
Hives
Jeckvonville
Dai x
Taroagh
LLIY
Ataumon
A. Office
Pryor
North American Accident Insurance CO
Prudential Building
Carolina Partland Cement Co
Bell Phone
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