Press to muzzle conservation publicity in Congress clash
A planned fight in Congress aims to curb conservation publicity by restricting information access from public land departments. Representative Tawney leads a push to require information be requested, backed by Mondell and Senators Heyburn and Clark, targeting press bureaus and free documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Conservation Movement
Fawney
Tawney
Minnesota
Joe Cannon
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Cooper and Morse
Wisconsin
Keifer
Ohio
Congress
West
Lew Fields
Uncle Sam
House
Senate
Goldfield Crowded As Men Starve In Nome Boom
Seattle reports from the steamship Olympia arriving from Nome confirm an overcrowded Iditarod gold field with many lacking food and clothing. A Yukon rowboat with two men was rescued shortly before the Olympia reached port, revealing harsh conditions and widespread deprivation among prospectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Olympia
Nome
Iditarod
Yukon
Lditaa
Duke Goes Slumming
The Due de Montpensier, heir to potential monarchy favors, and a detective witnessed a street murder in New York. A man shot another at a street corner, the wounded man dying near the duke, who remarked on the spectacle as “Wonderful” and compared it to an Apache scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Due de Montpensier
Due d'Orleans
France
Paris
Mr. Coulson
Scotland Yard
Lindsey praises LaFollette and urges insurgent support
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver campaigns for Senator LaFollette in Kenosha Wisconsin calling the nation’s fight the greatest since the Civil War. He says the contest is not Democrats versus Republicans but people against special interests and urges voters to back LaFollette and the insurgent leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Lindsey
Robert M. LaFollette
Cannon
Aldrich
LiFollette
Cooper
Great Republic
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bell Angler's Aid When Eyes Fail
Col A W Rodgers of Upper Alton loses sight and strength but uses bells on each fishing rod to signal bites. He now fishes daily and enjoys the pastime as the bells ring when fish nibble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
ST. Louis
Col
A. W. Rodgers
Upper Alton
Col. Rodgers
Boy Kills Burglar Entering Granary
Des Moines Is Aug 15 Homer Shockley of Grinnell was shot and killed by the 14 year old son of farmer George Norris near Grinnell. Shockley was caught robbing the Norris granary at dawn during two flashes of lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Homer Shockley
Grinnell
George Norris
Shockley
Norris
Diplomatic intrigue and a veiled letter discussion
Sir Edward and Mr. Coulson discuss a sealed double envelope and a nonofficial note amid a murder inquiry. They debate who can act with honor, the role of diplomacy, and whether Washington trusts Britain’s free hand in pursuing suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Edward
Mr. Coulson
Mr. Jones
Jones
Mr. Harvey
America
Vanderpole
Hamilton Fynes
Edward
Scotland Yard
Mr. Coulsen
Financial ledger fragment shows unadjusted losses and premiums
The entry lists unadjusted losses in suspense, advances for rents and taxes due or accrued, advance premiums at 100 percent and return premiums, and an amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks totaling 194 982 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiuto
Clabes Ok Eee
Statement of the Condition of United States Fire Insurance Co 1909
Copy of the financial statement for United States Fire Insurance Company dated December 31 1909 listing capital figures assets including cash bonds mortgages and securities. It notes liabilities losses and claims with a verification by Indiana Auditor of State J C Bitheimer dated March 7 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
State I
State
J.C. Billaeimer
Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
J. C. Billheimer
J.C. Bit Heimer
Seala
Billheimner
J. C. Billhelmer
TISK
Eecaseeeerreraa BS
Baoooor
Bee
tSatey I
J.C. Billheimer
Beal
State of Indians
Billheimer
Statement of Condition for United States Casualty Company 1909
Statement lists liabilities and reserves for the United States Casualty Company as of December 31 1909 with figures for losses unadjusted losses in suspense special reserve and other claims totaling 2 546 547 22 dollars and noting reinsurance credits agents credits and miscellaneous entries in the 1909 financial snapshot. The fragment references losses unpaid liability reserves and miscellaneous balance sheet items within the company insurance financial statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeedernsee
AGA Company
Westchester Fire Insurance Company Statement of Condition 1969
Statement of the Condition as of December 31 1969 for Westchester Fire Insurance Company located at No 100 William Street New York. Officers listed are George R Crawford President and John H Kelly Secretary. Capital amount stated as 300000.00 with paid in capital 300000.00. Assets total 220250.65 8925.61 10000.90 10000.00.
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Congress Street
Portland
Maine
Fred E. Richards
J. Frank Lang
Victor Ee
Walschner-Stewart Music CO
North
Pennsylvania Street
United, States Fire Insurance Company
William Street
New York City
Charlies A. Morris
Mortimed L. Allen
United States
N. Y
U U
Tobseco
Pac
Tel
Market Vale
United States Casualty Company
No. 141
Broadway
Edson S. Lott
John Farr
ED. G. Luckett
J. J. Mender Jr
Benjamin F. Tracey
George H. Prentiss
L. Hi. Clarke
Peewee
U. S
Seace
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
New York
George R. Crawford
John H. Kelly
Avertak
Weany
The
Union Insurance Company
Philadelphia
J. Henry Scattergood
K. R. Daniels
Mies 2
Ukne BS
William Urgh City Fire Insurnce CQ
News John
Wseries
Statement of the Condition for Standard Accident Insurance
The document outlines the condition of Standard Accident Insurance as of December 1998. It lists capital cash on hand and in banks, unencumbered real estate, and various market-valued bonds including railroad, municipal, miscellaneous, United States government, and Imperial Japanese sterling bonds. It shows mortgage-backed real estate value and other secured debts and premium debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csccaceees
Travelers' Indemnity Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Jesse R. Clerk
John D. Sage
Brance
New York City
Portland
Oregon
Water Richmond
Delaware & Hudson Co
New York
New Haven & Hartford
York
Georgia
New Mexico Territorial
Chicago
Rock Island & Pa
Edo Wrive Ieee
Eee Nsee Eerpe
Escific R. R. Ce
Perkeen
Troit
Mich
United States
Waio Seat Gee Ea Pee Ae
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Bureau
Washington
Goldfield
Duke
DCC DE Montpensier
Badger
Boy
Coulson
MM Coulson
H'm
Ansered
Home Secretary
Elger
Richard Vanderpole
Savoy
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Western End Southern Life Insurance Company
Carper Fourth Street
Frank Caldwell
Fd. Wisnewaki
Ccee Sewer Eens
Retary
Burgheim
N. Ilinois
Rink’s. Optical Department
Registered Optician Services
Burgheim S
Illinois ST
Cardus
Dean's Kidney
Eagle Brand
Fletcher's
Duffy's
McDade
Senate and
Delaware and Market
Alabama
United States Fire Insurance Company
Westchester Fire Insurance Com
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Ver
Zee
Euapenge
Sillheimer
Corr
Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company
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