Abstract of Northwestern Mutual Life 1910 North Dakota statement
Abstract of the 1910 North Dakota life insurance filing for Northwestern Mutual Life of Milwaukee. It covers assets including real estate loans mortgages stocks bonds cash and accrued interest, liabilities from policy claims and deferred dividends, premiums received and disbursements, and notices of authority from the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance dated April 1 and April 3, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Geo. C. Markhaim
J. W. Skinner
W. D. van Dyke
A. B. Hathaway
Broadway
Michigan Streets
Hirmarek
N. D
United States
Pollcy
Peerent Creek
Eeeeeseer
Aeese
North da
State OF
J. W. C. Taylor
St Bismarck
Office of Commissioner of Insurance
Northwestern Mutual Inance Company
Wiscon
Corporation Organic Lawe
Aaid
W. C. Taylor
North Kote
Bigmarck
A. D
A. W. C. Taylor
Mrs Augusta Stetson Opposes Monument to Mrs Eddy
Mrs Augusta Stetson opposes a proposed monument to Mary Baker Eddy arguing she will rise again and the tribute would misstate her legacy. The stance reflects a religious and historical dispute over commemorative symbolism.
Opposes Monument Plan for Mrs Eddy Grave in Boston
Mrs Augusta Stetson former leader of New York’s First Church of Christian Scientists opposes erecting a monument over Mary Baker Eddy’s grave in Boston She says Eddy is immortal and will demonstrate her teachings by appearing as Jesus did to destroy death and proves her students expect this appearance.
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Mrs. Eddy
New York
Augusta Stetson
First Church of Christian Scientists
Boston
Jesus
Christ
Mrs. Stetson
Mary, Baker Eddy
Taft Opposes All PACT Amendments in Canada Reciprocity Clash
President Taft reaffirms opposition to any amendment to the Canadian reciprocity agreement after discussing with Senator Stone of Missouri. Taft says no amendments from any senator will be acceptable and urges allied lawmakers to resist suggesting half measures that could undermine the bill.
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Washington
Senator Stone
Missouri
Taft
Stone
Root
White House
Senator Root
Senate
Militia Sent to Pursue Firing on Moving Train in Alabama
Militia men and bloodhounds race on a special train to Taylor Alabama to find those who fired into a Southern Railway passenger train. One brakeman Clifford Foxhall died after being shot twice while two passengers were wounded. The incident occurred near Demopolis on June 6.
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Demopolis
Ala
Taylor
Southern Railway
Clifford Foxhall
Woman Gives Birth to Four in Alberta Record Family
A 21 year old Russian woman Kowalesky in Calgary Alberta welcomed quadruplets all alive and thriving. She previously bore twins and triplets creating a family of nine.
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Calgary
Alta
Kowalesky
Alebrta
Bren Released on Small Bond in Minnesota Embezzlement Case
Joseph D. Bren, treasurer and accountant of the University of Minnesota, was arraigned on grand larceny charges, waived examination, and bound over to the grand jury on a 2500 dollar bond. Public examiners and private accountants were auditing university and athletic funds, with cash and deposits under review and Bren’s safety boxes to be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Joseph D. Bren
University of Minnesota
E. A. Montgomery
Bren
Liberty
Brén
Nelson W. Cross
State University
University Athletic Association
Frank N. Stacy
J. E. Cederberg
The
Athletic Association
James Paige
Marwick, Mitchell & Co., Chartered Accountants
Stacy
Live Wire Tragedy Kills Girl as Fire Wire Sparks
Wind toppled electric wires in Braddock and Mary Colona six years old and her brother John aged four were burned as the live line shocked them. Mary died, John injured, father Joseph Colona rushed to rescue and four friends faced similar peril. Andrew Bulosh escaped harm with a rubber coat.
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Pittsburg
Braddock
Mary Colona
John
Mary
Joseph Colona
Andrew Bulosh
Bryan Sees Peril to Home in Busy American Life
William J. Bryan declares the American home imperiled by neglect of religion, lack of home life cultivation, and pursuit of business and pleasure. Rev. Reisner asked for his view, and Bryan’s pulpit statement cites excessive work and leisure as threats to domestic life.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Christian F. Reisner
Mr. Bryan
Lfe
Siamese Crown Prince Safe After Ryazan Grounding
The Russian volunteer fleet steamer Ryazan ran ashore on a reef near Nagasaki while en route to Vladivostok. All passengers, including the crown prince of Siam, were saved as Japanese warship Iwate was dispatched to assist the Ryazan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Ryazan
Vladivostok
Nagasaki
Crown Prince of
Siam
Iwate
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Logan
Bartley
Chronicle
Iowa
Davenport
William Sheldon
Bessie Jarrett
Mississippi
Grand Island
Sheldon
Lowan
Oskalooga
Charles E. Howar
Prince OF Siam
Morris & Mathison
Beach, N. D
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