Electric Boat Showcases Kerosened Propulsion in Brooklyn Yard
A 100 foot long kerosene powered boat sits in a South Brooklyn shipyard awaiting final machinery. The design uses two oil injectors and air sparked tubes to create an explosive thrust, with adjustable oil flow to control speed and a forward thrust through rear water jets. Aimed at sustained all day operation, the vessel requires no fireman or coal and promises speeds near sixteen knots. The report also includes miscellaneous humorous clippings from Chicago Tribune and Lincoln Journal parading in the same column.
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Jres
Electrie Epark
Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company Partners
FRANK DEKUM W K SMITH and J A CHILD named as associates in Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company filings.
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Frank Dekum
W. K. Smith
Columbia Fire and Marine Inara in Portland Capital Stock
Inara of Portland Oregon registers capital stock of five thousand dollars for Columbia Fire and Marine. The notice lists company name and authorized capital with no further details.
City school tax payments compared to foreign insurers
Fred A. Daly, school clerk of District No. 1, notes a $77 payment from the Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Co of Portland, Oregon for school tax. He states this amount exceeds payments from all foreign insurance companies operating in the city.
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Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Portland
Oregon
Fred A. Daly
Insurance plea from Oregon fire and marine company
A dated letter urges readers to insure with the Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Portland Oregon organized under Oregon law. It boasts a capital of 600000 and claims foreign companies pay no taxes and drain state funds, urging readers to place insurance with the local firm. Signed by John A. Child secretary, next door to Childs Drug Store.
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Portland
Oregon
John A. Child
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