Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company Salvage and Reinsurance Figures
Financial disclosures for Atlantic Mutual Insurance show re insurance premiums and returns of premiums with dividends on outstanding certificates. The document lists assets liabilities and notes including reserves, paid dividends, and reinsurance positions as of December 1917, noting valuation adjustments and certificates of profits.
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Iegal
G. Stanton Floyd-Jones
United States
St of New York
New York
Comnsoe
Wall Street
William
busGotaneuteens
Exchange Place
Staten Island
Aanadaosee Sette
Niels Shah
Een Ae
Acridarets Aks
Queensland
Australia
Insurance Department
Staten Ieland
Insurance
New England
Carnation Exhibit to Open Tomorrow
The 27th annual convention and exhibition of the American Carnation Society will open tomorrow night at Hørtval Hall. An unusual display is planned and admission on the opening night will be free.
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Horttval Hall
Luce Heads Noted Club in Massachusetts
The Republican Club of Massachusetts elected Robert Luce of Waltham as president. Officers include Earl E. Davidson as secretary and George A. Rich as treasurer with a list of district vice presidents and an executive committee. The returning president, Lewis Parkhuyet, presided.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Robert Luce
Waltham
Luce
Curtis Guild
Augustus P. Gardner
Samuel J. Elder
Earl BE. Davidson
Brookline
George A. Rich
Foxboro
John B. Hull
Great Barrington
Ralph W. Ellis
Springfield
Frank O. Hardy
Fitchburg
Weston
George B. Keith
Brockton
Walter M. Lowney
Manefield
Eben S
Keith
Sagamore
William A. L. Bazeley
Uxbridge
Spencer Borden, Jr
Fall River
George B. Churchill
Amherst
Howell Crosby
Arlington
Louis A. Frye
Holbrook
Lee M. Friedman
Boston
Eugene C. Hu
Ayer Camp Tops New England Health Standards
Ayer Camp Devens reports superior sanitary and health conditions compared with cities of similar size in New England. Major J. L. Siner, divisional sanitary inspector, released figures praising the camp’s standing among army training and mobilization points nationwide.
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Devens
New England
J. L. Siner
Camp Devens Health Report Shows No Blacklist Yet
Major Liner details at Camp Devens noting no blacklist status despite sickness levels. About 65 companies or 8000 men are under measles quarantine with 400 measles cases in five months and 29 deaths since September 5.
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Major Liner
Devens
War Department
Nashua
Catholic Club of Dorchester Sues for Theatre Use
The Catholic Club of Dorchester filed a bill in equity to compel the Franklin Park Theatre on Blue Hill Avenue to allow its 10th annual minstrel show on Monday February 11. The writ is returnable tomorrow. Tickets had been printed and sold. The club refuses to change the date due to Lent.
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Catholic Club of
Dorchester
Daniel T. O’connell
Joseph F. O'Connell
Equity
Franklin Park Theatre
Blue Hill Avenue
Catholic Club
Victory Bread in Boston Cuts White Flour Use
Mrs. Fred A. Lindsay leads a test bake of victory bread in Boston using 10 percent less white flour and replacing it with cornmeal and rye flour. The loaf feeds two orphans at the Volunteer Home and signals wartime scarcity relief while detailing a recipe and urging continued flour reductions. The report notes coal shipments to Boston and Worcester, and the potential impact of steamship aid.
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Victory
Boston
Hoover
Fred A. Lindsay
Colonel Lindsay
The
Volunteers of America
Lindsay
Cedar Street
Roxbury
Myrtle
Gladys
Post
Worcester
Anna Cooper
Gladys Lindsay
Myrtle Lindsay
Jessie Nicholson
Revolution Has Begun in Finland
Reports from Hapaaranda say the long threatened Finnish revolution has begun in the eastern provinces. The Red Guard has occupied the Helsingfors railway station and fighting is reported around Viborg as foreign consuls leave the capital.
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Stockholm
Finland
Haparanda
Red Guard
Helsingfors
Viborg
Red Guard Holds Rikimak as Bolsheviks Aid Reds in Helsinki
Russian troops aid the Reds as reinforcements approach Petrograd. In Helsinki the ruling Bolshevik fleet commands the city and threats disband the White Guard. Finnish President Svinhufvud resists while Izvestia warns of out of control troops and widespread plunder. Telegraph links with Petrograd are broken.
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Red Guard
Petrograd
Russia
Finland
Law and Order
Helsingfors
Svinhufvud
Socialist Teaders
Izfestia
Tinland
Redguards From Petrograd To Reinforce Viborg Fight
Six hundred Redguards with machine guns departed Petrograd for Viborg to reinforce the Finnish Redguard in ongoing fighting.
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Petrograd
Viborg Petrograd
Viborg
Hospital for Jail Is Voted
The City Council approved six to one a 132500 appropriation to convert the sheriff s home at the Charles street jail into a hospital and 17500 for a new sheriff s residence. John Koren urged immediate hospital facilities and a general assembly and dining room for male prisoners. Prison Director Cyrus B Adams supported the plan. Councillor Attridge opposed. Councillors Ford Watson McDonald Wellington Collins Ballantyne voted yes. Councillor Hagan did not vote.
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Charles Street
John Koren
United States
Cyrus B. Adams
Attridge
Ford
Watson
McDonald
Wellington
Collins
Ballantyne
Hagan
Allied leaders in Paris for council plenary meeting
Paris January 28. British prime minister David Lloyd George Viscount Milner and General Archibald Wavell arrived in Paris from London for the supreme war council plenary session. Italian premier Professor Orlando and Italian war minister General Alferi join the gathers for talks.
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Paris
David Lloyd, George
Viscount Milner
Professor Orlando
General Alfieri
London
Supreme War Council
Lynn phone operators vote to demand higher wages
The Lynn Telephone Operators Union met in Moose Hall and voted to demand wage increases and threaten a strike if not granted. A five member committee was appointed to confer with the general manager after district traffic manager Benjamin ignored a prior wage schedule request led by union president Miss Laura B. Chaffee.
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Lynn
Moose Hall
Benjamin
Laura B. Chaffee
Supreme Court Reverses Ruling On Pythians Assessments
The Supreme Court today set aside lower court decrees denying the Knights of Pythias supreme lodge the right to raise assessments on endowment class insurance under by laws amended in 1888.
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Washington
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Court
Boston Faces Mass Factory Closures Over Coal Shortage
Boston towns big plants face shutdowns as coal supply dwindles. Gov’t aid unlikely. desks and depots planned with ration cards granting limited weekly coal, 50 to 100 pounds per delivery. Officials urge prompt relief and warn of broader unemployment, hospital and public works fuel priorities.
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Boston
Stone praises public cooperation on Boston opening rules
Robert B. Stone commends the public for following early opening and closing regulations. He credits newspapers for publishing rules and changes and highlights police cooperation in enforcing them across the city.
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Robert B. Stone
Boston
Conservation Department
Somerville Coal Prices Raised By Fuel Commission
The Somerville Fuel Commission approves a coal price increase to avoid depriving the poor. New rates shown include stove and furnace coal at 10.25 dollars plus 40 cents basketing, pea coal at 9.25 dollars plus 40 cents basketing, with variations for self delivery and small bag quantities. Buckwheat and screenings priced per ton, with yard and store delivery adjustments.
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Somerville
Heatless Monday Keeps Boston Area Strict Compliance
City shows full adherence to fuel administration orders with a bone dry status. Public bars and wine rooms closed. stores, factories, offices, schools, barber shops, and many commercial establishments shuttered. Elevators ran only where officials worked. theatres stayed open drawing large crowds.
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Greater Boston
Fuel Administration
Blizzard Halts Traffic Across Eastern States
A blizzard wedges blight across Pennsylvania West Virginia and the Pittsburgh area causing widespread traffic disruption. Ten to fourteen inches of new snow plus sleet and bitter winds raise drifts to about two feet shutting all service from East Philadelphia and Washington to Altoona and Pittsburgh. East bound passenger trains and much freight in the district are halted with conditions worsening in the anthracite region.
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New York
A. H. Smith
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Allegheny Mountains
Pittsburg
East Phitedulnhia
Washington
Altoona
Reducing Street Car Stops Aims to Save Coal
Washington plan proposes saving more than a million tons of coal yearly by limiting street car stops to eight per mile and restricting car heating to 45 degrees Fahrenheit as advised to the fuel administration.
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Washington
The
Fuel Administration
Winter storm halts rail traffic across New York region
Eight inches of snow crippled mine operations and froze rail lines. Every available man was used to keep lines open, but weather overwhelmed crews. Temperatures dropped to 10 below in northern New York and 2 below in central New York with heavy winds and snow. Passenger service on the New York Central, New Haven Hartford, Lehigh Valley, Erie and Jersey Central was seriously disrupted with several trains canceled. Some New York bound trains abandoned passengers in towns with hotels.
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New York
New York Central
New Haven & Hartford
Lehigh Valley
Erie
New Jersey Central
Cambridge to close most schools except four grammar sites
The Cambridge school committee, urged by Superintendent Michael E. Titzgerald, voted to close all schools indefinitely except the high schools and four grammar schools. Eighth grades will stay in session in the four opened grammar schools with locations to be chosen by pupil capacity. The plan aims to prevent disruption to next fall’s high school entry.
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David A. Wilts
Boston Fuel Committee
Ellis
Boston
UT 6
Cambridge
Michael E. Titzgerald
Fitzgerald
Mayor Approves Coal Purchase for Penal Institutions
Mayor Curley yesterday approved buying 3480 tons of coal for penal institutions from the New England Coal & Coke Company. The coal cost about 11.46 per ton including 3 cent lightage and 3 percent US war tax.
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Curley
Penal Institutions
New England Coal & Coke Company
Sotto Voce
United States
Phelan Takes Up New Duties As Assistant Food Administrator
Boston banker James J. Phelan yesterday assumed the post as assistant to Henry B. Endicott the New England food administrator. The governor's council promptly confirmed the nomination amid broad praise for his public service and business experience.
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James J. Phelan
Boston
McCall
Executive Council
Mr. Phelan
Henry B. Endicott
New England
Governor’s Council
Phelan
Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Fish and Poultry Commission
Ninth Regiment
101St
Commonwealth Military Emergency Hospital
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Cleveland H. Dodge
Cornelius Eldert
Richard H. Ewart
Philip A. 5S. Franklin
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Jest Hubbard
Jer Wood Parrsons
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James H Post
Charles M Pratt
Dallas B. Prat
Ana Raven
John J Riker
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William Rev Wieffelin
Samuel Sloan
William Sloane
Louis Stern
William Astr
George E Turnure
George C. van NY Toce
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Walter Wood Parsons
Charles 5 Fay
William D. Winter
Wilson
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Faeens
Holland & Company Investment Securities
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Post Office Sq
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American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
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Klaxon Horn
Remy Ignition Hyatt Bearings
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Herbert L. Baldwin
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Oklahoma
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Storrow
President For Coal
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Atlantic
Louis Kornfeld
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Joint Committee On Rules
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United States Industrial Alcohol Company of
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Aberthaw Construction Company
Metz Automobile Company
Mead-Morrison Company
Fast Boston
Chaplain Valve Company
West Boston
Burgess Aeroplane Company
Gloucester
R. H. Long Company
Framingham
L. &. Starrett
Athol
Osgood-Bradley Car Works
Washington Mills
Lawrence
Arlington Mills
Haverhill Box Board Company
American Woolen Mills
Maynard and
Beaver Brook
Boston and Worcester Electric
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Achillea
Stone
Somerville Fuel Commission
Phélan
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