Insurance Bill Fallout Shapes Indiana Law Debate
The Indiana legislature faces a clash over the Babcock Farber life insurance bill with Republicans seeking a balanced approach. The auditor of state would oversee life insurance, amid heavy insurance lobbying and Democratic resistance to strong regulation. Republicans push for compromises to protect policy holders while avoiding harm to home companies.
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Gannard
Parks
Plymouth
Various Notables Featured in Hall of Fame Roundup
A survey lists Duke of Atholl titleholders, Rep John E Andrus of New York as a rumored wealthiest congressman, Rev Edward Everett Hale at White House receptions since 1862, Gardiner M Lane elevated as Boston Museum of Fine Arts president, Sen William A Clark noted as wealthy in Washington pursuits, and other longstanding figures. It notes Tegetmeier's long London journalism tenure, Joshua Strickler's shoe‑less 57 years of marriage, Theodore M Davis locating Queen Till tomb, the Tankerville couple's religious meetings in England, the Reed estate growth under executor Augustus G Paine, and Curtis Guild aging founder of the Boston Commercial Bulletin.
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Duke of Atholl
John E. Andrus
New York
Congress
Edward Everett Hale
White House
Gardiner M. Lane
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
George Martin Lane
Harvard University
William A. Clark
Montana
Washington
London
W. B. Tegetmeier
The
Feld
Joshua Strickler
Uniontown
Strickler
Theodore M. Davis
Queen Till
Luxon
Egypt
Mr. Davis
Luxton
Earl
Tankerville
Shropshire
England
Leonora van Marter
Thomas B. Reed
Augustus G. Paine
Editorial Fragments From Several Papers
Quotes from the Baltimore Sun the Washington Post the North Adams Transcript and the Cleveland Plain Dealer note Swettenham’s retreat and lingering ears changing women’s waists police force growth in New York and a counterintuitive Indian population trend reflecting dated editorial snippets across papers.
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Swettenham
Baltimore Sun
Puck
Washington Post
New York City
New York
North Adams Transcript
Cleveland Plain Dealer
George Co han to debut Young Napoleon in next vehicle
George Cohan announces his next show titled Young Napoleon. Edna Goodrich, Nat Goodwin’s lead, once appeared in Florodora. Eddie Foy signs with the Shuberts for another season in The Orchid. Omaha offers a No Name theater with a 50 dollar reward for a naming idea. William A Brady and George Broadhurst arrange a comedy for Douglas Fairbanks after The Man of the Hour success.
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George Cohan
Napoleon
Edna Goodrich
Nat Goodwin
Eddie Foy
The
Shuberts
Omaha
Neb
William A. Brady
George Broadhurst
Douglas Fairbanks
Savoy
New York
New York City History of Parks and Demographics
New York City spends 521000 yearly on library purposes and averages 342 immigrant grants daily. The police arrest about 48 unemployed individuals daily. The city, described as an island metropolis, contains forty five islands. Historical park purchases include Union Square 1833 116651 Madison Square 1847 63952 Tompkins Square 1834 93359 Washington Square 1827 77900 totaling 351332 and now valued around 25000000 per the New York Herald.
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New York City
New York
Globe
Union Square Park
Madison Square
Tompkins Square
Washington Square
York Herald
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the Fountain Trust Company
Washington Street
Covington, Ind
Warlin
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New Haven
Conn
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Manford VanDoren
Dakening
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Babcock-Farber Insurance
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