Democrats Press for Jury Trial Rights in Tariff Fight
In the House under Speaker Reed the Republican majority disciplines the chamber. Southern Democrats oppose duties and tax on coverings, arguing for trial by jury on contested imports, but the party lines hold firm. An amendment spares certain goods but the high tariff forces prevail, showing the power of Pennsylvania and Ohio tariff monopolists over the chamber.
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Boston
New England
Carlisle
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Sreckinridge
Arkansas
Candler
Massachusetts
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association Records Nine Years Growth
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York reports nine years of uninterrupted success. Assets rise from 2,742,291 to 3,083,867 with a cash surplus of 2,804,009 and invested assets up to 1,597,000 pounds. Death claims paid exceed 7.6 million to thousands of beneficiaries, while premiums and new memberships push overall gains and resilience amid mortality under the old vs new systems.
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American Loan and Trust Company of
New York
Isaac H. Shields
Philadelphia
Jd. IL. Rice
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
Life Insurance War Rumors and Legal Threats Exposed
A long report from the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association details ongoing attacks by rival life insurers and alleged misconduct by a Kansas official. It cites forgery and theft of records, vows court action, and offers a $1000 reward for convictions of malingers or libellers, highlighting assets and membership concentrated near its home base.
Gur pet cash and invested surplus at its close of the year Was
The phrase appears as an OCR fragment noting cash and invested surplus at year end. No identifiable person, organization, place, or date is clearly present to form a complete news item.
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association shows strong year
The report highlights the year’s policy activity, claims paid, and financial strength. It notes 80,842 policies in force at year end, 12,013 new applications approved totaling 34,845,875, and insurance surpassing 1581,000,000. It cites low expenses, a growing reserve, and extensive death claim payouts while defending against criticisms of the old-line insurance system.
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New York City
United States
LD. W. Wilder
State of
Kansas
Wilder
Post Mortem Natural Premim
Mutual Reserve
Mutual Life
New York Insurance Department
Equitable
New York Life
Henry J.reinmund
J. W. Bowden
Mutual Reserve Fund
Medical Department
W. M. Hayward
London
Great Britain
S. J. Tyng
Paris
France
Bloss
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
Les Insuranes
Warring Kennedy
Avrohiv
Oni
Printing bids and contracts for paper supplies at La Pointe agency
A report from a joint printing committee notes bids for nine paper classes for the La Pointe agency. Firms like Wolf Bros Philadelphia and Raiguel Co Holyoke submitted bids, with paper types including wood cut, glazed bond, and graphic paper. Several bids are recorded with cent per unit figures and consideration of bidder preferences.
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Senate
Adelphia, MD
Philadelphia
Alexander Bale
Winona Paper Lass
Eebe & Holbrook Yoke
Mass
M. O. Raigue
Ex Senator Riddleberger Dies at Winchester Virginia
Obituary notes the death of Harrison H. Riddleberger at Winchester Va born 1844 in Virginia. Confederate veteran turned lawyer, he served as Commonwealth Attorney House of Delegates State Senate and U S Senator as a Readjuster. His 1885 objection blocked Bayard nomination.
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Harrison H. Riddleberger
Winchester
Virginia
Woodstock
House of Delegates
State Senate
United States Senate
John W. Johnston
Washington
United States
Senate
Cockrell
Bayard
House Debates Customs Administrative Bill and Jury Trial Dilemma
The House resumed consideration of the customs administrative bill with debates over section 16 on keeping goods in government custody during disputes. Supporters argued the measure would protect taxpayers, while opponents warned it undermined jury rights and due process. Amendments proposing trial by jury failed, and final changes allowed courts to decide certain questions of fact. The naval affairs committee reported certificates of honorable service, and the measure passed.
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Louisiana
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New York
Charles Landens& Co
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Treasury
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Mente
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Candler
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Noy
da Follette
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Chipanan
Michigan
Grosvenor
Osio
United States
Mr. Breckinridge
Carslisle
Phisienvés
Marine Corps
George L Deblois dead. Boston insurance leader dies at 68
George L. Deblois president of the China Mutual Insurance Company died at his Beacon Street home after a three week illness. Born in Boston, he served as secretary and later president of China Mutual and was deeply involved in charitable work at Farm School and First Church. He leaves a widow, a son George L. Deblois Jr., and two daughters, Mrs. B A Boardman and Mrs. Samuel C Williams.
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Liotel
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Warren
United States
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Joshua Bennett
Billerica
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Boston Press
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Bostonian Society
American Historical Society
Washingtonian Home
Unitarian Club and Art Club
Second Church
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China Mutual Insurance Company
Beacon Street
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Howe & Deblois
Pearl Street
Deblois Beatine
Merchants’ Insurance Company
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OVS AZ Lols
Thompson’s Island
First Church
Tme
Deblois
George Ll. Deblois
Sarvard
B. A. Boardman
Samuel C. Williams
Notable Lynn Doctors Die In Sudden Pleas Decreases
Dr. Charles L. Aspinwall a leading Lynn dentist and physician died suddenly at teary avenue home from a ruptured blood vessel near the heart at forty six. His death follows a long local practice of twenty six years and marks a prominent loss to Lynn’s medical community.
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Lynn
Teary Avenue
Aspinwall
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Connecticut River Valley
Springfield
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Prenchiman
Oo Ae Webster Dictionary
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New York
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Boston and Albany Railway Ticket Options Message
Boston and Albany Railway offers midnight drawing room cars at 12.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. daily with limited express service and elegant drawing room cars at 11.00 p.m. Sleeping accommodations available. Tickets and car reservations can be made at the city office on Washington Street or at Kneeland Street station in Boston.
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