Rhode Island Insurance Company Annual Statement 1914 Summary
Official publication listing Rhode Island Insurance Company of Providence and Security Insurance Company of New Haven financials. Includes capital, total income, losses paid, expenses, and ledger assets with admitted assets and liabilities. Names Emil G. Pieper and Tunis Johnson Jr., officers. signatures of notary and officials. dated January 20 and January 22, 1915.
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Rhode Island Insurance Company of
Providence
Rhode Island
Emil G. Pieper
Tunis Johnson, Jr
Winfield J. Fuller
Insurance ledger shows company assets and losses 1914
A Davenport based security fire insurance company report for 1914 lists income sources including interest rents and dividends totaling 283 727 84 with disbursements of 206 119 54 and ledger assets of 629 940 30. Liabilities total 887 255 50 and premiums during the year 41 084 78. Presidents names and date January 26 1971 accompany the document.
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Fire Department
Calvage Corps
Lata Cgaet Ny Tb Bee
John W. Alling
Victor Roth
Frederick F. Clark
Notiry
Security Fire Insurance Company
Davenport
Tawa
Illinois
Renis
Lidger
S. I. Gilman
M. C. Hinsch
Quotes from Judge Cluer in Disjointed Trial Exchange
The bishop of London Doctor Ingram is cited on birth rates during a case with Judge Cluer interjecting that the bishop is not married and using a line about example over precept. The judge also tells a doctor that everything is not possible and rebukes repeated questions to a witness. Continuous interruptions and dry retorts mark the courtroom scene.
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London
Doctor Ingram
Cluer
For Sale Rubber Tire Survey By John Ravesfoot
For sale a rubber tire survey in good as new condition listed by John Ravesfoot of Chicago Street Thornton. Also offered is a 170 gallon underground gasoline tank nearly new by A P Reich of Dalton. Ice cream at Oberdohle's available all winter.
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Newby
John Ravesfoot
Chicago Street
Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway
Thornton, TH
A. P. Reich
Dalton
Oberdohle
Eugene Field's Tender Care for Children noted
The article describes Eugene Field's deep affection for children. His room overflowed with toys and whimsical devices, and he welcomed every child, often without his family knowing, leaving a lasting impact on a crippled boy who visited after Field's death.
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Eugene Field
Nield
Mr. Field
Hildegrade Hawthorne
St. Nicholas Magazine
Kindling Wood for Sale by LL Horton in Dolton
LL Horton offers pine and oak kindling wood for sale at the corner of Greenwood Road and Chicago Street in Dolton. Call Dolton 20 or 202 for details.
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LL. Horton
Greenwood Road
Chicago Street
Dolton
Quaint Errors Of Speech And Their Humorous History
A columnist recaps humorous mispronunciations and malapropisms from Sheridan era to modern times. Anecdotes include a lady debating soda water spelling, a maid's curtsey saying Your Immense, a bishop, a New York policeman, and a temperance worker misusing words in amusing ways.
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Sheridan
New York
Lexington
Early Risers and Office Hours Debate Among Wall Street Clerks
Two Wall Street office managers with about a dozen clerks each discuss greetings and hours. One arrives early to set rhythm. the other, a late starter, believes arriving after 9 shows trust in workers and avoids signaling intrusion. Both aim to boost efficiency and mutual respect.
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Wall Street
Bedouin Beliefs and Superstitions in Desert Life
A Geographical Magazine excerpt describes Bedouin ideas and practices. It cites signs of thirst souls as green owls, fish signaling pregnancy, the evil eye fears, baneful glances harming birds, tangled threads blamed on spirits, and tattoo charms. It notes Mauna consumption among Arabs, Jews, and Chaldeans as manna-like food from heaven.
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Israel
Geographical Magazine
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Abe Albother
East Tabla Ee
Sealy
Security Insurance Company of
New Haven
Connecticut
Timois
Notary Public
CIS Vingie
Primeval
Oregon Woods
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