Income and liabilities of the company year record
The document outlines company income and capital assets with figures in various currencies, detailing premiums unpaid, total income and disbursements for the year, liabilities, and risks. It also includes a formal sworn statement by officers of the company in Hartford and a state certification from South Dakota authorizing agents to operate in insurance.
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Timony
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Great Slaughter of Natives Drives Back at Martlao
In a brutal clash near Martlao Native forces were driven back leaving heaps of dead. Three officers among the fallen include Adjutant Liew and Li ame. A daring front offered a brilliant charge as Filipino insurgents fell in large numbers and American troops advanced toward Malolos, with contested river crossings and multiple gunboat movements noted.
Otis Praises Dakotans in Manila Fighting Clash
General Otis reports South Dakotans led by Frost charged Aguinaldo’s natives beyond Marilao. They repulsed the attack with heavy losses. Adjutant Lien and Lieutenants Adare and Morrison killed, McClelland and 22 others wounded. Railroads damaged delay McArthur’s advance while tiny gun boats pound Bulacan river. Sioux Falls mourns Jonathan Len, 24, among first South Dakota volunteers killed at Manila. He studied at Lincoln Nebraska and planned a law career.
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On to Malolos Advance at Agulnuili Headquarters
MacArthur's division moved toward Malolos near Agulnuili with about two miles covered and heavy combat expected. The force faced intense heat and stiff resistance as 500 rebels separated from a train half a mile ahead, with all units eager to advance.
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Cork politics clash injures Davitt at Charleville meet
The Cork correspondent of the Daily News reports Michael Davitt, nationalist MP for South Mayo, was stoned and supporters injured at a county council candidates’ meeting in Charleville, County Cork. The meeting broke up after missiles and stones were hurled.
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Holton Mob Lynches Young Kansan After Attempted Murder
A March Holton dispatch reports Henry Sanderson, who tried to kill Myrtle Vielaher near Mayetta and wounded Mrs. Fleisher, was lynched at 4 AM by a Mayetta mob. The arrest and jail escape attempts preceded the mob action, leading to Sanderson being hung at Tanner Creek and later pronounced dead. Sheriff Mans retrieved the body for disposition by relatives. No mob members were identified.
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Snow Falls Across the Southwest and Midwest
Snow swept the region from Kansas City to St Louis and St Joseph, with six inches in places and four inches in St Joseph. The storm, cold and blustery, damaged garden crops and fruit across Oklahoma and neighboring territories, threatening fruit and peach blooms while wheat may benefit in Kansas.
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Chicago and Sherman Arrive at Newport News Harbor
The cruiser Chicago with John Sherman aboard has arrived at Newport News after a trip without signals. Sherman’s health improved during the journey and he was taken ashore. The report notes election-related events and a deadly hotel fire in Windsor, with several fatalities and missing persons.
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Aguinaldo Cornered as McArthur Breaks Rebel Lines
Manila dispatch reports General McArthur's division driving toward Polo and Navalnik, cordoning Aguinaldo's forces after routing rebels north of the river. Troops from Otis Hale Hall Wheaton moved in daylight, clearing trenches, burning San Francisco del Monte, and pressing toward Malabon, Polo, and Novaliches with heavy combat and wounded.
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War Department Advices Reports Heavy Engagement Progress
Advices from the War Department state a heavy engagement is in progress between American and insurgent forces. Twelve thousand insurgents allegedly participate. Cable reports from Manila describe advancing American brigades and fighting near Novaliches Caloocan and Pasig, with bombardment and shifting tactics. Dispatches to President McKinley are being sent.
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Kansas Man Wounded in Manila Battle
Adna G Clark of Company 5 Twenty Kansas regiment was wounded through the shoulder in the Manila engagement. The wound is said to be not serious. Clark is a graduate of Ainwad University and a deputy district clerk.
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Manila battle updates reach Dewey and ship reassignments noted
Navy Department reports no further word from Admiral Dewey on the Manila engagement. A medical survey found Captain Dwyer of the Baltimore unfit for continued service in the Philippines and he was ordered home. A new captain will command Baltimore under the naval personnel bill.
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Highwayman Hold Up Fails on California Stage
Unidentified highwaymen attempt a hold up on a California stage near Stockton. Two men Jackson and McConnell of Wells Fargo Express opened fire when ordered to halt. One guard, identified as Dob Murphy, appears fatally wounded. another companion may be captured. Other items include Civil War veteran Tenan H. Bakey’s death and various unrelated notes.
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Rebels flee from Malabon in bold retreat and costly fight
Manila dispatch reports Filipino defenders burning Malabon as American forces under General Wheaton push toward Malabon and Malinta. Casualties list 45 killed and 143 wounded as Brigadier General Toya Wheaton’s troops advance across the railroad toward Palo amid heavy armament and fortress resistance.
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Manila Excerpts on Race and Society in Colonial Context
Fragmentary excerpts discuss Filipino stereotypes, colonial labor behavior, and social contrasts in Manila. It contrasts laziness myths with observed work patterns, notes gear of daily life, and touches on Cuban machete use and street life. The piece also cites technical claims about electricity replacing horses and promotes a patent stomach remedy.
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Peace Hath Her Victories Promised By Spring Advertising
An old advertisement extols peaceful victories over winter impurities in the blood through Hood's Sarsaparilla. The prose urges spring use to cleanse fatigue and restore vitality, praising Hood's as the best remedy for bodily cleansing and renewed vigor.
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