Fraternal Order Considers Reorganization Amid Deficit
The United Order of Pilgrim Fathers near Boston plans a Nov meeting to discuss reorganization as October reports show assets of 26,200.39 and liabilities of 148,500. Extra assessments of about 36,000 due Oct 1 and Nov 1 plus a similar November payment would cover claims. President Bradstreet insists no rate changes and cites abnormal deaths as temporary. state officials see potential for stability without a receiver.
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United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Order
Boston
George F. Bradstreet
The
Pilgrim Fathers
Presdent Bradstreet
Lawrence
State Insurance Department
L. G. Hodgkins
Bradstreet
Old Line
Supreme Council
Christmas Tree Trade Hit by Gypsy Moth Quarantine Edict
The Department of Agriculture orders a interstate halt on moving forest products from New England states Maine Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire and Rhode Island to curb gypsy moth eggs. A permit from the Gypsy Moth Bureau at 6 Beacon Street is required to move any Christmas trees into or out of the state this winter.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Secretary of Agriculture
Willett M. Hays
Maine
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
United States
Gypsy Moth Bureau
Beacon Street
France to Build Wireless Network Linking Paris to Colonies
Paris reports that France will establish a chain of wireless stations connecting Paris with its colonies and both Americas. The plan, presented to the Chamber, contemplates spending about 4 million dollars on the project.
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South
America
Chamber
Carnegie a big debtor and avoids city tax
Andrew Carnegie told New York tax officials that his personal property in the city is under 3.5 million dollars while debts total 8.4 million. The 10 million assessment was cancelled and he will pay no personal property tax this year. The note ends with a quip about a stiff neck and newlyweds.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Tax Department
Carnegie
Battle Over Mother's Body Initiates Court Action
Alice C Evarts starts a legal battle in court for possession of Mrs Gertrude Carlisle's body who died at Austin Farm. Norman C Joyall a son appears as respondent with Henry C Long as attorney. Willard Carlisle and Henry F Frost defend alleging plan to bury in pauper's grave.
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Austin Farm
Norman C. Joyall
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Evarts
Henry C. Long
Willard Carlisle
Potter's Field
World-Renowned Clothing For Discerning Shoppers
A merchant vows to offer the best merchandise regardless of maker, stressing a customer first policy. He highlights reliable quality, consistent stock, and the aim to attract and retain patrons by delivering the right goods every time.
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