Insurance: United States Leads in Fraternal and Life Coverage
A fragmented historical document notes that twenty eight nations participate in fraternal aid and life insurance. It states the United States reports the largest life insurance premiums and assets, with total premiums around 408 million and substantial savings, signaling major market size.
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Theaw
Fife Insurance
Buekebs
United States
New York Insurance Department
BPA
Incurajee
Forestiny
Whiere
Aeppr
AU Geedanke
Cardinal Gibbons Receives Greatest Honor in Baltimore
The ceremony marked the 25th anniversary of the priesthood for the Catholic Church. Cardinal Gibbons spoke amid praise from notable figures, noting church growth and the need to serve people rather than dogma, while references to national leaders and political context filled the tribute.
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Oceanithy
Catholic Church
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Governor Deneen calls legislature to convene June eighteenth
Governor federates a proclamation calling the legislature into special session on June 18 to consider urgent state affairs. The move follows growing concerns and outlines topics for legislative action.
Deep Waterway Controversy Hits State Assembly Plans
Fallout from a recent legislative session focus on deep waterways between Lockport and Utica. Governor Deneen signals additional subjects may be added to a special session, including water power development and bond appropriations for the project.
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Ankpo
Baer
Tazalar Seselen
Deneen
Lorkport
Utica
Root Explains Picture of Roosevelt Era Expenditures
Senator Elihu Root testifies to the House committee that John Hay personally authorized expenditures from a 2,490 appropriation for a former secretary, while denying orders to remove vendors from files. He disputes Hollander’s claim of Root’s permission to draw funds from the United States and Santo Domingo for services to straighten Dominican finances.
Chicago arson ring suspect admits guilt in fire
An alleged firebug ring led to the arrest of Leopold Dreyfuss owner of a South Market property and a Chicago plant. He confessed to a $12,000 arson at his clothing stop, claiming prior intent but police say evidence did not justify more charges. The blaze was put out without severe injuries.
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Rey Fue
North
Breyfuss
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Piney Sulavan
Bars McNamara Inquiry Sparks Partisan Clash in Milwaukee
A heated hearing led by the rules committee discussed the arrest at Jobat and related charges. The session, amid Socialist party criticism, was referred to the judiciary committee for action as debate intensified over proposed amendments to Straton policy and revenue plans.
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Jobat
McNar
Sterland
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Milwaukee
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Ita
Vedrine Flies 200 Miles in Paris to Madrid Race
A race for women from Versailles to Madrid faced disaster as Vedeine was hurled by a violent wind and wrecked. She survived, while promoters seek to reassemble the event.
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Paris-to
Turin
Tijon
Berle Parisien
Madrid
Versailles
Postal Clerks Warned At Syracuse Convention
Second Assistant Postmaster General Stewart urged postal workers in Syracuse to join the Railway Mail association and form orders within the system while cautioning that affiliating with external groups like the American Federation of Labor could threaten loyalty.
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Syracuse
Stewart
Railway Mall Association
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Therm Sgelves
Mailway Mail Association
Ye jAmerican Federation of Labor
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Ufa
Dietz case continued to November term
Circuit Judge Fanes Wickham postponed the cases against Mry John Dietz, her daughter Mira, and two sons Les and Clarence Dietz, charged with assault while attempting to serve warrants on John Dietz. The delay extends to the November term.
State approves funds for Waupon twine factory
Wisconsin lawmakers authorize 450000 for equipment and operation of a binder twine factory at the Waupon state prison. The State Board of Control will manage plant operations and set prices for the product. The passage follows governor assent and outlines oversight.
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Madison
Wis
Penate
Waupon
State Board of Control
Fingers Lacerated In Apparatus Mishap At Work
A fragmentary report describes an accident where a worker suffered lacerations to fingers after being caught. Medical staff treated the injuries, and the account references a series of unclear names and events surrounding the incident.
Harem skirt popular in city of Linton
Fragmented ad style copy notes harem skirts selling in Linton Indiana. Women bought by theatrical company and society women at a local sale. An unrelated medical testimonial promotes a tonic with claims to ease lung and throat ailments and offers a free trial bottle.
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First Me Church Gospel Meeting Promises Helpful Service
A gospel meeting this evening at 7 30 promises a helpful service for all attendees. Last Wednesday's service drew a large crowd with strong interest and the notices urge attendance to support friends and those in need. A local official charges that business with Reeve Township should visit the Alfordsville office each Saturday and otherwise at the official residence three miles south of Alfordaville.
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Ook
Trontee
It Depends On The Dog And The Chauffeur
A garbled OCR style item mentions Browiway business men and a dog as a pest. A chauffeur is referenced arguing over a hundred dollars, with quotes showing confusion and threats. The fragment cites a New York Morning Telegraph source.
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New York Morning Telegraph
Gloomy Engagement News Sparks Laxative Quinine Ad
An odd misprint hints at a pharmacy ad for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE by E. W. GROVE'S with a refund promise. The text then pivots to a quip about a man upset by an engagement announcement, suggesting failed escape and social tension.
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