Eugenie Forgives As Slendered Woman Of France Faces Death
In Paris Eugenie, famed for romance and power, forgives slanderers who haunted her for decades. The article recounts sustained attacks linking her to Napoleon III’s failures, Bonaparte intrigues, and alleged scandals. It notes her private struggles, exile, and lifelong fight to clear her name while preserving her son’s future.
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Fraternal Insurance Regulation Draft Nears Final Adoption
Chicago June 4 A crucial conference draft for a uniform fraternal insurance measure aims to regulate state operations amid a nine billion dollar market. Insurance heads and society leaders have reviewed the tentative plan adopted May in Chicago and tied to rate readjustments to prevent disaster.
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Fraternal orders faced with solvency warnings and reform calls
A June article in Everybody's Magazine by Jaytee Wnery Dickson and Isidore B. Mantz critiques fraternal benefit societies. It warns that amalgamated orders claim solvency but hold nine billion in insurance, with assets of 125 million and rising liabilities. The piece urges reform through valuation, publicity, and rate adjustments to protect 30 million beneficiaries, including 20 million widows and orphans, while preserving the fraternal spirit and mutual aid across 600 organizations and 100,000 lodges.
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Albion Natives Honor Mrs Love On Eighty Eighth Birthday
In Albion Indiana on June 3 friends showered Mrs D Love with post cards for her 88th birthday. The article notes she lived in Ely before moving to Findlay Ohio with her daughter Alba Frage and mentions Eva Croft her granddaughter died in Indianapolis after an appendicitis operation. Other local notes include Sylvester Mullen’s rail accident, Rev Luke’s medical leave, Bertha Hampshire’s appendicitis operation, Arthur Neidhardt’s electrical accident, and a large turnout at a Farmers’ Meeting.
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Fragmentary snippet on butter and dairy pricing in old ad
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions churn, butter and cream pricing and requests information and address details. It provides no clear people, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a full card.
Journal-Gazette Want Ads: election results at courthouse
An insurance company gathered in the assembly room at the courthouse Saturday to elect officers. Elected were Vice President J. S. Harever, Secretary Th. J. Stewart, Auditor in the first district P. Black, and John Hooper in the second district.
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