Supreme Court Links Insurance to Insolvent Notes
The Dixon Sun reports that a recent Supreme Court decision holds that when property is insured for a term and the insurer pays cash then issues notes for remaining payments, if the company becomes insolvent before notes are paid, the notes lack consideration and suit on them fails. The piece also covers Jay Gould’s arrest, carrier liability in Putnam v Seventh Avenue Railroad, and French political turmoil with Thiers and German emigration anxiety.
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Death of Nlorace Greeley Recalls Final Hours
An obituary notes Nlorace Greeley died after brain inflammation and delirium. It recounts a rapid decline from Wednesday night to Thursday, with moments of lucidity and prayers, as family and friends in Chappaqua and associates like Jno. R. Stuart and Reid recognized him.
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