Balance Sheet Fragments Reveal Insurance Company Figures
Fragmentary OCR summary shows figures for assets liabilities and premiums from 1912. It references bonds, Reserve on Tie Endowment and Term, unearned premiums, and surplus. names A. W. DasChampa and Arthur G. Hinkley as managers in Bridgeport and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans Co Nash Rea Reo CD
Yance
Anguinea Palicy
Polleynolders
Denigna
Petees
Amante Lee
Tamarasion
Danning Restemitery
A.W. DasChampa
Meigs Blig
Bridgeport
Peet and Health Esietas
Arthur G. Hinkley
Rebere O.anes
Pearl Street
Hartford
Johnny Coulon Remains Bantam Champion Cites Challenge
Johnny Coulon declares he remains champion and dismisses a new title bout as unnecessary until defeated. He notes willingness to fight the Williams Camp winner if incentives are offered and mentions a possible $500 gift if the survivor signs the articles of agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Coulon
Kid Willians
Logan Square
Ime
Williame
New York
Conlon
Swinner
Williams
Baltimore
Sherwood Magee Seeks First Base Start With Phillies
Sherwood Magee speaks on the first baseman’s role and the Phillies plans. He argues first base is crucial, demanding speed and awareness to support infielders and outfielders, and says he aims to develop fielding to aid teammates during spring training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Magee
Charley Dooing
Phillies
Sherwood
Doolin
Pawer
Pugilistic Dates Across Years and Cities
A compact list of boxing results by date, city, and outcome across 1884 to 1942. Notable bouts include a 6 round draw in Boston, knockouts in Paris and Hoboken, and multiple 1910s era card outcomes. Includes fighters such as George La Blanche Ike Weir Joe Jeanette Moran Packey McFarland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George la Blanche
George Smith
Boston
Jock Dempsey
Jim Fell
Canadien
New York
Ike Weir
Jay Farrell
Hoboken
Johnny Conlon
Kid Burns
Chicago
Joe Jeanette
Ben Taylor
Paris
Brown
Henry Meyers
Troy
Charles Goldman
Marty Hefferan
Brook
Jim Barry
Sandy Ferguson
Kid Henry
Sailor Burke
Albany
N.Y
Frank Loughrey
Dick Roberts
Frank Moran
Stoker Smith
Im Barry
Bui Lang
Sydney
Australia
Packey McFarland
Jack Ward
Philadelphia
Porto Rico to Host Big League Players Soon
A large group of American baseball players from major and minor leagues will tour Porto Rico including Ponce and San Juan. They plan to sell from New York in three weeks and play a nine-game schedule against Porto Rican teams with involvement from International and American leagues. Charles Holiday Ebbets, former Brooklyn Dodgers figure, lauds the islanders’ baseball prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce
San Juan
New York
International League and
American Association
Lenges
Charles Holiday Ebbets
Brooklyn Dodgers
Porto Rico
Baseball Invasion Shapes Puerto Rico Sports Scene
The piece notes American and British influence spreading baseball worldwide, with Puerto Rico and Cuba hosting mixed races and race tensions on Fourth of July games. Cockfighting declines as baseball grows, and Ponce builds a $15,000 plant while San Juan and others field crude but adequate facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
United States
Canada
Tme
Uncle Sam
Porto Rico
Cuba
Ponce
San Juan
Burlesque Show at the Park Receives Rare Ovation
The Trocadero Burlesque at the Park theatre draws strong praise for its chorus and clever comedy. Frank Finney leads a fast paced act with typewriters and military sketches, while Minnie Burke and Frank Finney share top billing in a lively evening of song and humor backed by a capable supporting cast. The production runs twice daily for the week with notable performances by John Griffith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
H. Washeron
the Park Theatre
Calais
France
Yankee Land
New York Harbor
Frank Finney
Ana ‘Ofers
Frank Finngy
Sweeney
Samuel J. Adams
Cabin Boy
Mee- Benger
The
Ironore
Murray
Simons
Tan
Neal
John P. Griffith
Stockton Bonds
Minnie Burke
Miss Burke
George Brennan
Eisie Leslie
Corrine Ford
Perele Judah
Math Shaw
Fear and superstition in modern woman life tale
A fragmented column argues fear of darkness and the feminine tendency toward superstition. It contrasts a fearless man with a worried woman, asserting fear as a feminine failing and urging rational thinking to overcome unseen dangers. It touches on death, nerves, and social commentary amid scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bts
Sam
Lok
Cousin Peeee
The Perfect Girl at Cornell College of Horticulture
Miss Biste Scheel a Cornell horticulture student is praised as the most nearly perfect physical specimen of womanhood by medical examiner Dr Bisther Parker. The description notes Scheel as 44 years old 171 pounds five feet seven inches tall with measurements 346 30.3 and 404 inches and highlights her health vigor outdoor hobbies including walking motoring and basketball. She is a suffragette with interests in boticulture and a preference for mechanical engineering if she were a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Biste Scheel
College of Horticulture
Cornell University
de. Bisther Parker
Scheel
Miss Scheel
Social and Personal Notes From Last Evening
Fragmentary social column recalls wedding plans and social events with mentions of families and local figures. Vague references to music, attire, and community gatherings hint at upcoming nuptials and entertainments in the area.
Bethel game notes and price listings arcane
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about a game and pricing with names like Burner and corene noeey. The readable content is too incomplete to establish a clear event, participants, or outcomes for a proper summary.
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EME
Aetna Life Insurance
Haertford
Connecticut
Morgan G. Bulkeley
BEAST
Asses, Batate
Secubed Oy
Ae Searassess
Eee
Peemams
Rent
Menis
Birgerie
A. Edwards
State ‘Street
Kroeger
Kroeger Piano Co
Masonic Temple
Banta, Mer
Broad Street
Johnny Goulon
PHILA
Baseball Mad
Island
San
Cooolen
Main ST
Fairfield
Perar
Ven
Athens
Amwa
Tai
Heine
Maeb
Edie
Ivy Chewtolis Corene
Seely’s Waist Shop
Main Street
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