Fire Insurance Contract Provisions in New Hampshire Law
The text outlines loss timing limits, referee determination for partial or total loss, cash premiums paid in advance, five day notice to the insurer for contract receipt, and a 30 day after rescission to refund prorated premiums. It requires a written notice within 20 days of loss and before suit, with a specified form citing the insured name and town.
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Supreme Court
New Hampshire
Iinsurer
New England Inventors Patent List Dominates DC News
Washington notes issued today to New England inventors covering diverse devices from theatre floor lifts and spinning bobbins to automatic wire coiling devices and bicycle parts. Notables include George G. Adams of Lawrence and James Bonney of Bedford among many others with patents assigned across Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire.
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Washington
New England
George G. Adams
Lawrence
Mass
Henry S. Bacon
Milford
Luther C. Baldwin
Manchester
N. H
Alson B. Bartholomew
Nllingford
Conn
Oliver B. Beach
Stony Creek
George J.bicknell
Melrose
India
James T. Bonney
Bedford
Adolph Bonnial
Providence
R. I
Loring Coes
Worcester
Brackett G. Corser
St. Albans
Samuel T. Cotter
Ansonia
John Cuthbertson
A. J. Howe
Lowell
Waldo Cutler
Boston
Fred H. Daniels
Samuel Darling
R.I
Joseph Dronsfield
H. Gilbody
R. L
John W. Hayes
Po N. H
Ohn Hosford
John ©. Hotchkiss
Bridgeport
Lafayette Huntoon
E. C. Huntoon
Natick
John P. Hurley
G. I.’. Perkins
Holyoke
Charles C. Larrabee
Bath
Leon T. J. Lubin
Oderick Macrae
Baltimore
Taverner
Jeremy
Albert Pp. Marble
G. W. Knapp
Frank M. Marcy
Edward A. Marsh
D. H. Church
Newton
John A. McClelland
Louisville
T. Kipper
Adams
James Meikle
Providence, & I
Charles A. Smith
L. J. Ird
Samuel Smith
W. H. Butler
William T. Stanley, Jr
Great Barrington
G. Westinghouse
Elias G. Watson
H. W. Mason
New Bedford
Joseph L. Yost
J. B. McCune
Sprinfield Bicycle Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts
The Funeral of Napoleon in Hugo's Things Seen
In Hugo's Things Seen the Napoleon funeral procession moves through the Champs-Elysées with a luminous hearse, banners, and marshals. The scene features Ney's statue, the eighty-six departments banners, a violet mounted emperor’s livery, and the Belle-Poule sailors marching in readiness while crowd awe and misfortune mingle.
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Victor Hugo
Champs-Elysées
Esplanade
Marshal Ney
Napoleon
Pulfrey
the Invalides
Ouis XV
Belle-Poule
Prince de Joinville
Legion of Honor
Legion
Joan of Arc
Charles Y
New England Lacrosse Association Plans Intermediate Championship Trophy
The New England Lacrosse Association met at Young's Hotel with President G. G. Boardman presiding. Rules for the tournament were adopted and a miniature lacrosse stick trophy was agreed as prize for the club with the most wins. The Boston Herald will present the trophy and the tournament begins Saturday at Somerville among Boston Dorchester Waltham and Cambridge clubs.
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New England Lacrosse Association
Young's Hotel
G. G. Boardman
Boston Herald
Somerville
Boston
Dorchester
Waltham
Cambridge
Gruenhut Says Friends Lose Hope on New Anarchists Trial
Gruenhut the Chicago Socialist says friends have abandoned hope of a new trial for the Anarchists. About twenty five persons will be sent through the State to vet signatures to petitions to the Governor to commute the sentence to life imprisonment.
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Gruenhut
Chicago
Opening Detroit Boston series shows Radbourn form
In a rough crowd at the South End grounds Detroit defeats Boston 15 to 9 as Radbourn returns to form. Hornung Nash Sutton and Rowe star for Boston while Morrill Shindle and Johnston anchor Detroit. Pitching errors and sharp fielding highlight a high scoring opener in Detroit Boston series.
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South End
Dee Hornung
Nash
Sutton
Shindle
Rowe
Merrill
Wise
Hornung
Radbourn
Kelly
Thompson
Detroits
Richardson
Sam
Brouthers
Johnston
Michael
Jake
Detroit
Morris
Baldwin
Itaily
Morrill
Rowe Kelly
Boston
Rad
Ganzel
Were Liner
Bostons
Bornang
Brouth
Wisé
Powers
New York
Olo
Swarback
Pittsburgs
Ward
Connor
Ewing
Jeasley
O'Rourke
O’ Rourke
Deasley
Haverhills defeat Manchesters before largest crowd of season
New England League game at Haverville sees Haverhills top Manchester 8 to 7 after a fine all around effort from Gardner Sheehan and Mahoney. Lowell beats Lawrence 7 to 4 with a sharp defensive show, including a triple play by Higgins Duffy and Doyle and notable running catches.
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Haverninn
New Haverhills
Manchesters
Bradley
Gardner
Sheehan
Mahoney
Haverhills
R. Bu.po.a. K.bh
Pos
A. Ee
Manichesters
Cougtin
Doyle
Coughblin
Barrett
Trask
Haverins
Jordan
Doe
Sally
Lowell
Lawrence
Duty
Salem
Higgins
Duffy
Cudworth
Murphy
Newspaper League Championship Game Darkened by Errors
The Record and Transcript teams met in the Newspaper League series with Record losing to Transcript. The Heralds and Travellers played at Franklin Park. the Travellers won 29 to 14, featuring an extraordinary number of errors and a rare sixteen trips around the bases in the fourth inning.
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Record
Transcript
Eoccveccneccessee OO
Pebbbolidg
Bae Ate
Heralds and Travellers
Franklin Park
Travellers
Baseball score lines from early leagues
A series of tied or disputed results shows Cincinnati defeating Cincinnati Athletics seven to four, Louisville beating Louisville Metropolitans six to two, St. Louis defeating Brooklyn at home four to two, and St Louis losing six to four at Cleveland against Baltimore with Cleveland securing one run.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Athletics
Louisville
Louisvilles
Metropolitans
St. Louis
Brooklyna
Cleveland
Baltimores
Clevelands
National Educational Association Opens in Curiaco Hall
The National Educational Association opened in the Exposition building with about 18 000 present, many women, and an all‑encompassing crowd. Mayor Roche, Story, Howland, and Lane welcomed attendees before Richard Edwards Illinois State superintendent spoke on The Problem of Today.
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National Educational Association
Curiaco
Thomas
William E. Shelden
Roche
Story
Chicago Board of Education
Howland
Chicago
Lane
Sheldon
Richard Edwards
L.L.D
Illinois
Edwards
Jubilee regatta set for Halifax on August 16 and 17
Halifax announces a jubilee regatta on August 16 and 17 open to all American yachts. Entries have no fee and may be sent by mail or telegraph to the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron secretary in Halifax. Provide yacht name, rig, length on load water line, owner name, and club if any.
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Halifax
N.S
Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron
Excursion Day at Popular Resort by Two Boston Churches
Christ Church Boston and St Thomas Episcopal East Somerville societies enjoyed a day at the popular resort with dancing games and promenades. A large Worcester Grand Army delegation used the garden as their headquarters for the day.
Maine editorial excursion visits Vermont landmarks
The Maine party arrived in Montpelier yesterday and spent the afternoon sightseeing including Mirror Lake. They depart for Burlington today and will visit Camp Watson on Lake Champlain Thursday, where Hiram Atkins of the Montpelier Argus and Patriot will host them.
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Maine
Montpelier
Capital
Mirror Lake
Burlington
Visi Ctamp Watson
Lake Champlain
Hiram Atkins
Montpelier Argus and Patriot
Burglars in the Back Bay nab Lincoln home theft
Joseph B. Lincoln of 836 Commonwealth Avenue reports a Monday night burglary in which a lone intruder threatened him with a heavy cane, stole cash totaling $800 or $400, a hat and suspenders, then fled. Police traced the burglar to a hired carriage driver Edward W. Skiff and his accomplice William H. Nowlin, who were arrested with part of the loot valued at $225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Lincoln
No. 836
Commonwealth Avenue
Batehelder & Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Hotel Vendome
Skiff
Buckingham Street
William H. Nowlin
James E. Nowlin
Somerville
Court Street
Newsdealers In Council At Fourth Convention
The fourth annual convention of the National Association of Newsdealers and Book sellers convened in New Era Hall. Officers were elected with John J. Daley of Boston as president and other officers from Providence St Louis Pawtucket Detroit Worcester Albany and New York. Resolutions condemned the American News Company monopoly and urged allied merchants to oppose it while supporting independent publishers. A Boston Newsdealers Union meeting followed with plans for a public gathering to organize Boston dealers. Meetings of the association’s executive committee were announced.
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National Association of Newsdealers and Boolsellers
New Era Hall
Alexander P. Lynn
Providence
John J. Daley
Boston
Chicago
O. Lang
St. Louis
Penn
A. P. Lynn
R. I
W. E. McMurray
New York
P. J. Henzel
Albany
N. Y
American News Company
Daley
National Association of Newsdealers
Mney
Smith & Sons of England
National Association
Messrs. Easton
Worcester
McCloy
Pittsburg
Henzel
Lynn
Biggs
Boston Newsdealers’ Union
Sibley
T. T. Toomey
Boston Newsdealers
C. A. Sibley
T. Toomey
E. E. Brown
Nat Howard
F. B. Teuthorn
J. A. la Coste
Harrison Avenue
National
Fas Ciation
Newsman
Bromfield Street
Horace White Denies Billing Kansas Pacific Pro Rate Aid
Horace White responds to a Sun editorial claim that he filed a 745 bill for services aiding the Kansas Pacific pro rate bill. He states he never submitted such a bill, had declined compensation, and explains his role as a bondholders committee member from 1876 to 1879. He notes he was abroad when final settlements occurred and defends actions as public-spirited aid in justice for bondholders.
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Judge Usher
Pacific Railroad Commission
Kansas Pacific
Congress
Union Pacific Railroad
Europe
C. F. Southmayd
Washington
Horace White
The Striking Horseshoers In Session At Tremont Street
The striking horseshoers were in session at 176 Tremont street most of yesterday and as late as 9:30 last evening but no action changed the situation. Majorities favor firm demands while many think compromise may help, and not all have gone out yet. No progress brightened prospects for settlement.
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Tremont Street
NO SALES ON SATURDAYS Until Further Notice
Public notice block lists securities and bonds with holdings in various companies and banks. It notes a pause on Saturday sales and includes numerous stock details such as Boston Electric Light Co., Globe National Bank, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul bonds, and Union Pacific RR notes, with dates ranging 1859 to 1937 and a directive “By order of Executor.”
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Boston Electric Light Co
Middlesex Mills
Een & Passumpsic Rivers
R.R. Co
Poloussion National Bank
Globe National Bank
National Union Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Eastern R. R. Co
N. H
Manchester Mills
Boston & Albany R.R. Co
Colony R.R
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Mort
Santa Fe
Atchison Union Depot & R. R
Chicago, Santa Fe
California
R.R
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Consolidated R. R
Vermont
Second National Bank
Second Natl. Bank
Boston Wharf Co
Grand Avenue RR
Kansas City
Chicago Rolling Mills
American Electric Mfg. Co
Laconia Mfg. Co
Tremont and Suffolk Mills
Hacott Cotton Mills
Union Pacific RR
Punam Machine Co
National Tube Works Co
United States Hotel Co
New York & New England RR
Washington Insurance Co
Herdic Phaeton Co
Boston Art Club
Record of Fires at Commercial Street Building
An alarm from Box 28 at 6:80 last evening reported a fire in the fourth story of the four story brick building at 40 and 42 Commercial street, occupied by F Holmes & Co wholesale grocers and owned by G Allen Brown. Damage to the structure and contents is about $500.
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Commercial Street
F. Holmes & Co
G. Allen Brown
Multiple fires damage mills and shops across towns
Fire damages the Otto colliery in Branouvare causing about 6000000 in losses and six months idle time. A Vitepsk blaze destroys 413 dwellings and a bank with 2 million roubles in losses, leaving thousands homeless and many dead. A Spencer gallery chemical explosion ignites a nearby building, $10000 loss, stock moved. A Pelzar cotton factory fire near Greenwich destroys 20000 bales, $100000 loss insured. New York fire damages E and H Anthony stock and Wagstaff estate property, total losses over 130000.
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Branouvare
Penn
Otto
London
Vitepsk
Russia
Worcester
E. L. Jaynes
Spencer
Comins & Ames
J. H. Ames
Cuarlston
Pelzar
Greenwich
New York
E. & H. Anthony
Broadway
Wagstaff
The King of Baby Kissers
A New Jersey Sun piece profiles Congressman Lewis E. McComas of Maryland as a master of baby kissing. It praises his artful approach, detailing his affectionate method and theatrical extra kisses to win voters, calling him a leading actor of the age.
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N. P. Sun
Lewis E. McComas
Maryland
Gilsey
Mason and Dixon
Congress
McComas
Republic
Mr. McComas
Reports on Princess Carlotta’s Declining Mind After Visit
Brussels despatch notes unfounded American reports of improvement in Princess Carlotta widow of Maximilian. She watched a two century old July procession from a castle window, appearing gray and increasingly mentally deteriorated. She stays indoors, walks with a guard, and spend time picking acacia leaves.
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Brussels
America
Carlotta
Maximilian
Buchout
Tervaeren
Folding list of railway and bank stocks with various issues
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple railroad, bank and trust stock items with bond and preferred issues. Entities include Chicago Burlington and Quincy, Boston and Lowell, Saginaw and Western, Pleasant Hill and De Soto, and others with issue dates ranging from 1892 to 1907 and various 4s 5s 6s 7s denominations and trust guarantees.
Kapiolani Responds To Hawaii Rumors Travel Back From Daroee
Queen Kapiolani dismissed revolutionary rumors as "more smoke than fire" and said the reports came from a single source. She visited abroad to honor Queen Victoria, not to borrow money, and did not foresee a mass demand for constitutional change. On the Servia voyage she and the princess were in the captain's cabin, sang, and kept to themselves, with the Queen knitting stockings.
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Kapiolani
Hawaii
Queen Victoria
Daroee
Servia
Notable 8. W. Sanders Named at Laconia Gaslight Meeting
At the Laconia Gaslight Company annual meeting, directors were appointed including the Hon John C Moulton, John T Bussel and 8 W Sanders with Moulton as president Lane as clerk and George A Sanders as treasurer and agent. A series of violent and fatal incidents follow, including hangings, drownings and accidents across several states.
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The
Laconia
N. H.) Gaslight Company
John C. Moulton
John T. Bussel
Portsmouth
N. H
Shoals
Fall River
North Second Street
Delaware
John Bankhead
Opelika
Ala
James Martin
J. A. Hair’s
Bridgeport
Trustee orders and yields for multiple railroad and mill firms
On Wednesday July 20 the trustee issued orders affecting several firms and railroads including Baheres Boston and Co Hamilton Mfg Co Amory Mfg Co Maas Cotton Mills and major lines Boston & Albany Boston & Providence Portland Saco & Portsmouth Chicago Burlington Quincy Chicago Burling-ton Santa Fe and Northern railways with bond notes ranging from 2 to 5000 in various scrip.
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United States
Boott Cotton Mills
Mass
Nashua
Mfg
Reece Buttonhole Machine Co
Cambridge Horse
Everett
Bank of Commerce
Asiatic
Salem
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Boston
Dudley Hosiery Co
Continental Mills
Houghton & Ont
Com. Conn
River Railroad
Baheres Boston Ae Co
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Aimoskeag Mfg. Co
Lawrence Mfg
Amory Mfg
Maas. Cotton Mills
Boston & Albany RR
Boston & Providence RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth RR
de Chicago
Burl
Sony RR
Atchison, Ap Santa Fe RR
Chicago
Burl Quincy RR
Burl. & Northern RR
Stock Transfers and Shares Listed in 1887 Notice
On Wednesday July 20 1887 the notice lists 15 shares Concord Rad 6 6 do Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Ry 65 do Northern Rd 1 do Cons nae v3 Warntoe pref Order of Trustees 20 shares Lowell Bleachery Executors 52 shares Bates Mig Co 2000 Little Rock oe Ry Co 1 mt 7s 1905 40 shares Adamanta Mig Co.
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Concord Rad
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Northern Rd
Warntoe
Lowell Bleachery
Bates Mig. Co
Little Rock & Oe Ry. Co
Mt. 7S
Adamanta Mig. Co
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New
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Ale. Miller
Beecher
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1802 Carroll
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Brown
O Gore
Smith
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Wood
McGeachy
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Fogarty
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Burlinton
Ob Shornberg
Mulvey
Buffinton
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Irwin
Tlasscock
Morrison
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Empire
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van Haltern
Shaw
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Daily
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Hartnett
Farrell
Petia
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Arrell
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Petites
Tmpire
Lynch
Time
the Newspaper League
Episcopalians
Downer
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Ares
Fin
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Cocheco M’ F'G Co
Wawlan Aon
Vaueias Aao LU
Dwight M’f'z Co
Anasbean OA
Lancaster Mills
Nat'l Tube Works
Alon
Yortland BR. ‘Co
Freeman's Natl
Bank
Rockland Bank
Nath Fagle Bank
Continental Natl
Mt. Vernon
Merrimack
Amoskeag Mfg
Great Falls
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway RR
Fitchburg RR. Co
Mass. Mutual Insurance Co
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR
Summit
Boston & Maine Rd. Co
Ames Sword Co
Maud B. Wetherell
Lawrence Miz. Co
Do Ruatland RR. Co
Ashton Valve Co
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
European & North American RR. Co
Great Falls & Conway
Bangor
W. L
Charlestown
W. L. Reg
King OF
Baby Kissers
KR. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchant’ Exchange Building
de Busell Trimmer Co
McKay & Big
Heeling
Little Rock & Ft. Smith
Maign, Co
Concord
Montreal Rd
Consol
Mort, Ene i Hog
Fort — Ry
Scrip
Freeman's Nati. Bank
Kbay State Live Stock Co
Jamaica Plain Gas Light Co
Uumsbletal
Boston & Colorado Smelting Co
Natl. Bank
Norwich & Worcester
Lake Champlain Rd
Alan
Pie Investment Co
Do Hil Ae Co
Une Metallic Fast. Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Boston & Providence
Reece Button Hole Mach. Co
American Insurance Co
East Boston Dry Dock Co
Manchester & Lawrence
Coun
Pass. Rivers
Cons. Mort
Bank of Redemption
Union Bank
Framingham
Iso
Concord Ra
Everett Natl
Hide and Leather Bank
Webster Bank
Foment Natl
Cheshire
Poe
Eastern
Boston Gassigne Co
Essex
Eastern A
Kingman, Pratt & Western
Wichite & Western
Boston & Albany
Do Lombard Investment Co
Natl
Bank of No. Americas
Iowa Ry. Co
Bates Mtg. Co
Newton Natl. Bank
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Ry
Sand. & Cleve
Com
Col
Spring. & Cinn
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Old Colony
Cleveland & Canton
Burl. & Q
Boston & Lowell Rd
Saginaw & Western
Prin
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Pleasant Hill & de Soto Ry. Co
Chi
Rutland Rd
Moval
Royal Aking Powder Co
Wall St
Medical
Laville
Fougera
North William Street
Briep
Henry French
North Margin Street
Congress Street
George S. Bates
Henry Wilkinson
Robert Moore
Samuel Kane
Train Street
Horatio Harris & CO
Pier 2
State Stream
Sleipner
Palermo
Fiske’s Wharf
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Lrighton
Warren Avenue
A. S. Richards & CO
Reade St
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Coo
White St
Townsend & Montana
Leonard Street
Cho Thad
Haven's
N. Phila
Chicago, Ill
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