Mutual Life assets surpass major banks in world history
The New York Sun highlights the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, led by Richard A. McCurdy, with assets of 301,644,237.52 dollars surpassing the combined assets of Bank of England, Bank of France, Imperial Bank of Germany, and Bank of Russia. It notes policyholder payments totaling over 514 million dollars since organization and 100 million in profits to policyholders, plus 26 million paid in 1899 and a six million surplus increase. Local agents Chamberlain & Gillette serve Texas with near 30 million in-force lives, including residents of the state. The obituary of Mrs. Mary Schott from LaGrange is also reported.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Bank of England
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bank of Russia
Texas
Messrs. Chamberlain & Gillette
Mutual Life
San Antonio
Austin
Paris council to post signs against sidewalk spitting
At a Paris municipal meeting a proposal to urge the public not to spit on sidewalks was laughed at. The hygiene committee urged enamel signs in streets and public buildings warning that avoiding sidewalk spitting helps prevent contagious diseases.
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Municipal Council of
Paris
Committee On Hygiene
Cane Belt Train Connection From Eagle Lake to Sealy
Cane Belt train departs Eagle Lake for Sealy at 5 p m daily and links with M K and T and Santa Fe trains for all points on the system.
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Eagle Lake
Sealy
M. K
Santa Fe
Wolves Increase Threaten Farmers in County
Charlie Smith warns wolves and coyotes endangering poultry as depredations rise. He cites a farmer who lost turkeys and chickens two years ago, then earned 75 dollars from turkeys and 25 from chickens after dogs protected stock. A neighbor trapped a den with two old wolves and pups, but the adults moved their young before traps could reach them.
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Charley
John Roberts
John
Mrs. Wolf
Cuero Star
Suffering No More After Fifty Times Its Price
G H Wilson a Burgettstown liveryman recounts severe stomach pains and weakness until Chamberlain's colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy at Millers & McCurdy's drug store healed him in one dose. He praises the product as the finest for stomach trouble and says he would not be without it. Paul Breymann, Druggist, sells the remedy.
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Chamberlain
F. A. Babcock
Eric, Pa
Paul Breymann
Millers & McCurdy
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington Co
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Rutersville Road
Germany
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LaGrange
Alb. Tiemann
Hallettsville
Leonard
Fritz
Halletsville
Henry
LaGrange Journal
Jopetit
Wary
Umoy
The
New York Sun
Joseph C. Hendrix
Bank of Commerce
Boston Herald
Napoleon Bonaparte
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Is the Oldest Life Insurance Company
America
Is the Largest Life Insurance Company In
the Mutual
Co. S. Bailey
San Antonio, Texas
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Rebbe
Daisy
Lantel
Express
Go Righ
Ladies’ Scissors
Lion
Gabriel Max
Chamisso
Dorothy
Fruit Picture
Razor
Game
India
Naval
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Charlie Smith
J. L. Irwin
Wm. Tubbs
Gleckler
May Belle
Falshear
Waller County
Rock Island
Colorado
Boulder
Colo
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Chicago
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Addran University
Buxton
Waco
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