Governor Cummins urges reforms in life insurance and primary elections
Governor Cummins delivers a lengthy message to the Thirtieth General Assembly outlining financial reports, reform proposals for life insurance regulation including deposits and standard policy forms, and a push for a direct primary election system to reduce corporate influence. He notes the need for clearer policies and urges consideration of taxation, audits, and the state census funding.
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Building contract totals and railway fare debate outline
The article outlines a construction contract for a state building with costs, delays, and a plan to complete plumbing and interior work. It also discusses proposed railway fare reforms, free transportation for certain workers, and the impact of mileage books and short haul restrictions on public policy.
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New York Governor Urges Drastic Insurance Law Reform
Governor Higgins sends to the New York Legislature a plan for sweeping reforms in the insurance law. Proposals include conservative real estate backed investments, tighter controls on loans to corporations, no related-party deals, standard policy forms, a uniform audit system, full policyholder publicity, restricted deferred dividends, protections against forfeiture, equitable gains for policyholders, and greater policyholder influence with director oversight subject to review.
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Morales troops lose battle near Porto Plata
Following an attack on Porto Plata by General Demetrio Rodriguez’s forces, Casot ingarrison repulsed Morales troops after sharp fighting. Caceres forces under General Cespedes attacked outside Porto Piste, causing many casualties and dispersing Morales troops. Noted killed was General Eve Read-Tiguez, former Monte Christi governor, who had threatened to run for Santo Domingo presidency. Benjamin Warkhurst of Washington died in Easton hospital from a beating. Lala Nesbit release refused.
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Impending Crisis as Pennsylvania Strikes Loom
The article reports a looming coal strike in Pennsylvania's anthracite regions. Financiers fear disruption and advertise stockpiling as officials mobilize a new mobile constabulary with 50 privates and officers to enforce work at mines, asserting authority similar to sheriffs.
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Georgetown President Opposes the Present Era in Football
The Rev. David Hillhouse Buel, new Georgetown University president, is among the strongest critics of the current football era. At Union College dinner an alumnus pledged $100.44 to fund a Schenectady engineering department upon matching support. The Wisconsin Teachers Association committee recommends teaching methods at risk of language studies. Dr. William Oster of Oxford plans a return to America for Christmas and will assist Johns Brooking Medical School in Baltimore. Hazleton public school teachers unanimously refuse three-man gifts from pupils, citing unequal giving. Pennsylvania Railroad seeks permission to outfit Altoona high school with teaching equipment and staff. The Doce Board of Education discusses proposed policy changes and resignations, with emphasis on contract enforcement and qualified supervision.
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