Library of Congress official faces conflicts over extra pay
Special to the Washington paper reports Bernard R. Green, superintendent of the Library of Congress, earning 45 000 a year plus 3 000 for supervising construction and advisory work on major projects. He also received 4 000 for the Pennsylvania state capitol and 28 000 for Carnegie Library duties, saying there is no law against his multiple roles and that extra pay reflects additional work and smartness. Green asserts he has time for these tasks and that reasonable compensation accompanies his varied responsibilities.
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Sus
Ington
Rernard R. Green
Liorary
Congress
Jesemian Tawney
Ind
Fr. Green
Mu, Ang
Arement
Sam
Mr. Green
Raleigh
Mr. Grean
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Br. Green
Carnegis Mbrary
Government Ship Reported Lost
SEATTLE March 1 A rescue alert covers the northern seas between Unalaska and Valdez as the Dora a roblox steamship with 60 to 70 ears ago captain Moore vanished after last reporting December 24. Severe northern weather and possible foundering or serious engine damage loom as the 218 96 gross ton vessel built in San Francisco for the Alaska Commercial company carried fir logs from Pribilof Islands.
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Tee Spo
Seattle
Unataska
Valdez
United States Mall
Dora
Moore
Northern Commercial Co
Dera
Nadtak
Eitha
San Francisco
Alaska Commercial Company
St. Paul Island
Pribifort
Fairy Tale Promises Aid to Tenement Children in New York
A stage star Maude Adams and a famous story teller recount a fairy tale in which poor children from Madison Street receive free theater tickets and a magical outing to a grand house. Antoinette Jovestishi distributes invitations as charity and wonder spread among the crowd.
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Eiléve
Miss Adams
New York
Madisen-st
Maude Adams
Madinenst
Big House
Fartestas
Bustake
Antoinetti Jovestishi
Antoinette Jovesinski
Leggar
Madisonst
Wonder
Copy of iment of the Condition of the lin Fire Insurance Company
Fragmentary financial record for the Philadelphia based lin Fire Insurance Company at 421 Walnut Street. Names Jas W Beal as president and B T Cresson as secretary. Capital listed as 5 400 000 with assets including bank deposits and bonds. liabilities show adjusted claims and sundry debts totaling about 558 000 with other balances.
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Jin Bire Insurance Company
Phia
Walnut
Philadelphia
Jas. W. Beal
B. T. Cresson
Secre
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company Statement of condition
The Connecticut Fire Insurance Company located at 51 Prospect Ct Hartford Conn shows capital 41,000,000. J B Browne president Chacton R Burt secretary. assets include cash 561,604.36 real estate 182,836.00 stocks and bonds 3,506,820.00 loans on mortgages 1,027,550.00 other securities 35,785.09. Liabilities include losses adjusted 50,508.00 losses unadjusted 161,833.02 amount to reinsure outstanding risks 552,315.00. Auditor of State Indiana certifies the statement as correct for December 1 1905.
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Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
No. 51
Prospect Ct
Hartford, Conn
J. B. Browne
Chacton R. Burt
Reil- Toad
State of Indiana
State of
Basst
Office of Auditor
Ste10
Indiana
Wamedn Rigles
Continents
Cedar Street
New York
EL Lopez
Henry Evans
Caveseercy
Cory
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company
Btandard Life and Arccident Insurance Company
Perabsent Building
Mich
M. Ferry
AL Leonard
Secreta
Berane
United States
Prias
Brand St
Milwaukee Mechanics' Insurance Company figures and assets
Snapshot of the Milwaukee Mechanics' Insurance Company and the Continental Insurance Company. It lists capital, assets including cash, real estate, loans, and premiums, and liabilities like losses and reserves. Indiana Auditor of State confirms accuracy as of December 1908.
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Milwaukee Mechanics’ Insurance Company ‘Continental Insurance Company
Great Plans in Japan Against United States
Special correspondence from Tokyo outlines Japan’s plans to dominate Pacific trade before the Panama Canal opens. It notes Japan’s shipping expansion toward South America and China, aiming to make Japan a central transshipment hub and challenge American trans-Pacific preeminence within a decade.
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Japan
United States
Panama Canal
China
Pacific
Tokio
Pacific Ocean
Russia
Mane
Panama Waterways
Nippon Yuen Kaisha
America
Europe
Kaood
World’s Largest Freight Car Under Construction in Milwaukee
Milwaukee experts report the largest freight car in the world is being built for 90 ton blast engine sections. The car will carry 200000 pounds capacity and ride on four sets of trucks with eight wheels to move a bore component from St Paul to Bethlehem Pennsylvania.
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Wis
St. Paul
Ailis-Chalmers Company
Iy Shipping
Bethlehem
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Green
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Gover
Sreanee Dama
Paus
Lin Fire Insurance Company
Ee ‘Ple
Phila- Ciprim
Rial Guidts
Cleime
NY Ang
Reese Sys
State of State of
AESIS
Warren Bigler
NEC
Milwaukee Mechanics’ Insurance Company
City HallMavare
Milwaukee
William J
Fortes
Oscar Griebling
Scretary
Lins
Wai
Steeke
Vutua Fino
Sbuadalbol
Losaca
Guspenre
Total Asse
TSA
National Union Fire Insurance Company
National Uason Fire Insurance Company
Woodst
Pittsburr
James HH. Willock
C.K. Cole
Tadkira
Lescrinher
Edness
Origliuil Mintemacht
Ibeath
Warren Riglet
Total Abilities Co
Pampdoy
Seal U
Renesary
Warren Bigle
State
India
Mominyd
Thomas
Rite Office
Warten Riglem
Uf Blale
Dr.pierces Orpl
Castoria
Astoria
Bateman
Godfrey
Hall
Journal of Health
Chas. H. Fletcher
B. Hatstead Scott
Chicago
Als
Infanta
William Belmont
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Taft
Brooklyn
R. J. Hemlen
Detroit
Fletcher
Wm. J. McCrain
Omaha
Neb
J. R. Clausen
RM. Ward
Kansas City
Cestoria
Joe Drors
Wrafper
Perton
M. Holloran & CO
Newton Claypes
Terre Haute Brewing Company Co
Hebich Co., Gor Merrill and Senate
Market
New Jersey
Scott
H Rent District
Macy+ Wernicke
Rapid
Coufsel
Wagemaker
Ller CO
Sts
Armstrong Laundry
Shank
E. Washington St St
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