davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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tanning dental clinics for poor chill
dren. The SUM OF $4,000 was appro-
priated for this service in 1885 al
though in other years as much as
$4,000 was spent for the purpose.
The City Hospital shows an in
crease of $4,000 in requesting
total of 9567O16.46 The largest
single item in the increas es, $500
for the purchase of food, was neces-
STATED by the higher cost of all
food products. according to Earl c..
Wolf, hospital business manager.
other Increases Are Noted
Other increases are $4,000 for
rabies treatments; $4,000 for surgi-
cal supplies: $4,000 for medical sup
plies: $500 for linens. and $1,000
for additional supervisors.
No provision is made for the
maintenance of the Flower Mission
Memorial Hospital for tubsrcular
patients now under construction on
City Hospital grounds. This would
require an increase of one and one
half cents in the city tax levy and
such an increase is said to be i'm
possible at this time.
The city sanitary department asks
S308.04222 to meet payments on
interest and principal of the de-
partment's bond issues during 1886.
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A FTER YOU see Farmer Takes
L A Wife" you will agree with
me that it is one Of the better pic
lures Of the new season.
Just as State Fair was a great
picture. as well as the cause Of a lot
of argument because of the expert
ences of the boy and the girl,
Farmer Takes A Wife" will cause
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-The Theatrical World--
New Gaynor Film Is
Delightful Romance
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

In every scene. Fonda does care
full and intelligent work. He should
have a very definite place on the
screen because of the sincerity and
intelligence of his performances.
The comedy relief is in the hands
of Slim Summerville as Fortune
Friendly. gambler and canal
hanger-on who won a dentists out
fit at cards. When Slim becomes
a dentist he nearly wrecks the canal
and every one on it.
Some of his comedy is tar-fetched
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picture as far as action is concerned.
but when the director is through
with his story. all the characters
have been fully developed, actually
growing as they fight out their
problems. Miss Gaynor is cast as
Molly Larkins. born and raised on
the canal and who thought that the
canal and it's life would run on for
ever. She hired out as cook On
the canal boat of lothian Klore
Charles BickfordD, fighter, a
hard drinker and at times a bully
and a terror. Henry Fonda who
created on the stage the role Of Dan
Harrow. the wistful farmer boy who
took up work on a canal boat so he
could buy farm, plays the same
role and is co-starred with Miss
GaynOr.
Dan is dreamer. sort Of male
Pollvanna who wouldn't fight the
canal bully until he realized that
he must. Being a dreamer he makes
his decision slowly whether he
should marry Molly and stay on the
canal which he knew would cease
to exist with the development of the
railroad.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

but I will hazard a guess that you
will be glad and even happy after
you see this quaint, pretty little
romance of another day. Don't miss
it if you like the better pictures
and clean ones.
Now at the Apollo.
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but it all is in character and in
keeping with the story.
The photography comes under
the head of being real art. The cos
TUNES are as quaint as some of the
expressions.
This may net be your movie diet,
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the same discus
sion, but for other
reasons.
I compare 1t
with State Fair
because J a n 2 I
Gaynor starred IN
b o t h pictures.
This latest pic
ture tells the story
Of the Erie Canal
at the time the
railroads we're just
being born.
Farmer Takes
A Wife " * a slow
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
Soak Out Dirt in rs Mir dtes
e. With Utter Sefety

OxYDoL is an utterly new kind of laundry
soap. perfected by the makers of gentle
Ivory. It is the result Of a patented proc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
TOOK ALL KINDS OF
PILLS, THEN CEREAL
BROUGHT RELIEF"
Constipation. Due to Insuffi-
cient Bulk" Relieved by
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
A fine letter from Mrs. Snyder:

A fine letter from Mrs. Snyder:
81 have had trouble with my
bowels for years, taking all kinds
Of pills and drugs, with no relief.
"0ns year ago. I saw Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN and bought a package.
] have good movements every day.
I am 70 years old. l am telling my
friends what bran has done for
me."-Mrs. Sallie Snyder. 91S n.
Craft Ave, Hollywood, Cal.
Constipation due to insufficient
"bulk" IN meals.
Research shows that kellogg S
ASL-BRAN furnishes bulk" 10 ex-
ercise the inteStineS. ALL-BRAN
also supplies vitmin B and iron.
Two tableSpoonfulS daily are usu-
ally sufficient 10 correct common
constipation. With each meal, in
serious cases.
The "bulk" in All-Bran reSiSts
digestion better than the bulk" IN
leafy vegetables How much better
10 use this food in place of patent
medicines.
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MADAME This sensational offer brings
IN1 you the beautiful Vim. A. Rogers
IA" quality set of three Iced Tea Spoons
shown above al a sorins Of Csc.
Simply send us one () OxYDoL box top
from either size package-together with
SOC. You will receive this smart ard lovely
set of Iced Tea Spoons-3 spoons OF rare
distinction and charm. postpaid.
This opportunity to add to the attraction
of your luncheon or dinner table is offered
solely to induce YOU to try sciences latest
amazing ''no-scrub" soap invention
OXYDOL.
A granulated laundry soap that washes
clothes $50 to 400 faster. to 5 shades
whittier. without one bit of scru5bing or
:JoIIingl Yet an utterly safe soap-a soap
so safe and mild it tcon'f Jade sren sheeTesi
cotton prints!
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l g. GTHNC
Y ~PARHb44muss

.-e zee Plenty 70 rrc-a.r surrounds fair-
rar and green. Trees and rolgn VII trap
e. r0lE
So -s 1-0 wards par f-Trces and
heavy Frlr1 rr both SIDES Of fhe zee de-
mart rtralEht drive and an accurate
E..rh 60 Sharply elevated green
80 90 e11 yards par s-A fairy easy
h.rc-r fr~ ttr l0rE and accurate hiftsrs.
n.f tGrlI 3 i1r fhe average golfer.
second rnct must carry often and climb
sharp trri.re 20 approach green H0okers
mlr- a-usge of az ogt-of- bounds or the
.rff
80 o. 8sq yards par 4-Reauires one
70 frr rfrr Eltes- zee shots on the course
rsrr ditch and between trees and rough
c- 1c+1 SIDES 70 talrwav The rec1n1 shot
10 us-~l anr.l- fr an elevated green.
80 tf ff2 va-rs. par Good golfers
can Fr- home .n A straight shot from
rrr t~e ir gr-fG. ard rerF accurate ap-
preach over 40 sefs ~ fraps 20 he green
as frua arrr There ls plenty n trouble
trr rlrer approach shot which NAV
.rave Ae behind a tree and trap 70 The
eight
Tar1sge in 3ls3
Total raTdaEe 1913.
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GoIdbIumeS Oppose Box
Nine in Crucial Fray.

Another battle for the Municipal
League lead will take place at River
side diamond No. Z Sunday after
noon when the Cooks Goldblume
nine clashes with the L. S. Cor
rugated Box Club. Those teams
have been close rivals all season.
one OF the main cogS in the Gold
blume lineup is Charlie Weathers.
first Sacker. He is a powerful hit
ter. POwerhouSe Charlie" they
call him.
WeatherS bats and throws left
handed and has a large following
among city amateur fans. Carmen
Hill. former indianapolis A. A. and
big league hurler. is slated 10 take
the mound for the Corrugated pas
timers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-04

CEORGE LANCE former Tere
" Hau-r and Indianapolis star
amateur .i-krman Who captured the
Indiana Amateur state champion
ship and indianapolis District Golf
ASSOCIATION title rc-e-ai sears N
succession before finally returning
% r.r old l0-o Los angeles. WlI
come here late iu July 20 compete
ST. Tho National Public Links cham
% 0u-h-p over Charles 2 Coffin mu-
ui-.pal course Ja-v 90 go Aug. 2 in
elusive Lance Vili head a four
man team composed ~ johnny Ross.
Don Erickson ard Bruce McCor-
mack. who Vrre winners of tho team
chamriourhlp and fle Harding u-
tn--.-v team CUP 7f P.-f burrh last
war I1ttIe need le said Ci George
Lance and air golf game r. IS a
v-r.--kuoru fact tlat he is one u
fre finest r0.f shot ma srre who eyer
r-a-rr rho fa.r~ar- of indianapolis
and Indiana and his return 20 this
CIV r1 doubt VIII be- a signal for
r.z old friends 20 put on some spe-
c.ai celebrations George aided the
Columbia Club ln a couple 81 the
champion hips gained over the In
dlauarC.s Athletic Club in tho
nTar0-r trophy plav Naturally. the
local fans uho flock 20 the Coin
links for tne title play VIII be- pull
iue i0r tne Indianapolis four-man
team 10 WIN tne Harding cup but
urx to fn- locals fhc fans VIII hc
pulling for George and his Los
Aurrlee quartet 70 retain possession
a. tho trophy
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SMALL MONTANA TAKES
DECISION OVER W0LGAST
BvTuifedPwss

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July A.
Small Montana. California flyweight
champion. deciSioned Midget VOL
CAST. Philadelphia italian recognized
N most states as the world fly
weight king. IN a ten-rcund bout
before $500 fans here last night.
AIontana's strong finish earned him
the verdict. The little fellows came
into the ring at Us pounds each.
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They Get Somewhat Easier

sc q. s ra-ls. Far "A 5000 give
src r-r rr n1rkr- E-re- IS needed le-f
-Ir r-rs.cai c-afiss 20 rhe green make
% ere 70 ere r.cesr ca-ue-s on --s course
~ Dr. -s rs--e rag f-A ----cr O.
Frrru sr~r The flirWEf breaks away 20
Tho r-rr ar~rrs rrHs rre green A
tsr s--- r.sr.-- -rc green leaves Diff
c-- -.elcs she's cte- g saa.cE tap back
tr -rerr
~ be- gEs Yards par a GrE--rE 90
enc rrrr Nrr1s @ --l --.Ve and ct1t-
gu. rr-E ccarrll tc twin Erfer 90 No I
81 - $50 YARDS. pa "A rc1uttful
rrs Er Nc 200 1lfirllr tor flf eng
f.-rer rlf mean h-te 10 NEGOTIATE after
q Ercrt TEE shct leaves a ei-c approach
90 7iarea- Ereel.
Nc a. lF5 wards par 7-The architect
Gals this one ct The res- holes o. the
c-lrsF % takes or s-trcn from an
rfr1rrl zee crrr ctrcr and valley 20 a
rc-lrg -reer Somewhat higher even than
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DOUBLE HARNESS CARD

TOLEDO. o. July 1.-Two post
pOned proe-a.si are scheduled 10 be
run OF a. the Fl Miami harness
race track today. Races will be OF
fered both this afternoon and to-
night. Showers yesterday forced
the 2ostponement Of all scheduled
Grad Circuit races here.
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BROADCAST on ALL-sTARs


CLEVELAND. July 4.-The ALI
Star baseball game here Monday
VIII be broadcast again without
sponsorship. Three radio chains
have received grants 10 put the
game on the air.
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Pittsburgh a. Cincinnati %.
S. Louis ~ Chicago 20
Philadelphia az BROOKLYN %.
Ne1 York an Boston "a
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THE WASHINGTON BUREAUS SERVICE

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Washington Information Service Bureau which Will answer
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Cfice OF Commissioner OF Insurance.
I the undersigned Commissioner OF IN
surance az Indiana hereby certify that
the above is a correct copv Of the state
uent OF the Condition Of the above men :
December. 1884 as shown BY the original
statement and that the said original
statement IS now on fle n this onice.
IN Testimony whereof / hereuDto sub
scribe my name and afix nv o1cial seal
TSealI HARRY E MCCAIN.
Commissioner.
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CHICAGO ar ST. Louis %.
Detroit ar Cleveland p
Washington az Philadelphia ~
Boston az New York %.
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Office. Of Commissioner OF Insurance..
I. the undersigned. Commissi 1ner OF In
surance OF Indiana. hereby certify that
the above IS correct copy Of the State
ment Of the Condition Of the above mem
-lone~ tof--~1nv on the 3lSt CAV o.
December. 1884. as shown bv the original
statement and that the said original
stSteuent s now on file IN this office.
IN TESTIMONY Whereof. I hereunto sub
scribe nv name and ahix nv Official seal
this 18th day Of June 1885
'Seall HARRY E. McCLAIN.
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AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION
Games Today
ANIERTrAN IFAGrF

INDIANAPOLIS az Louisville 90.
Toledo a. Columbus 49,
Ni'waukre a. Kansas CITY ~.
S. Paul A. Minneapolis ~.
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Statement OF Condition ~ the
STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK

New YORK. n Y.
so John Street
On The 3lst Dav az December 1874
GEORGE 2 DAY. Vice-President
c. L. HENRY. Secretary.
Amour, Of capital paid un 81 500 600 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks on interest ard
rot on interest 50 42e sos 81
Bonds alo stocks owned mar
kei value 2.ses.7l2 "a
rents. etc. 2I.5so SO
Premiums and accounts due and
n process OF collection 226 IA 03
losses ..-....-ee....,.-...e.. EOS. q
Total net assets ............. s5.674.l5s. 81
LIABILITIES.
Reserve or amount necessary 20
re1nsure outstanding risks 81 .S5l. s69 80
Losses due and unpaid -..---- lis rs 90
Contingency reserve ---. 1882 II
psnv -.---...........-.....-. "a. O0o. 90
Total liabilities ............ s. $50 se6 8
Gerltfl - -. -. y
Surplus ..-.-.................- $50 t.<of "
Iotal -. ......'.' o'o'4'Aoo.9f
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MAJOR LEADERS

nUmL nj ~
Greenhrrc. Tigers % OFT. Giants ...... II
Collins cards II Berger. Braves ... is
Johnson. Athletics Il Camilli. Phillies... is
Runs BATTED IN
GrrenherE. Tigers 90 Berger Braves. SIS
: Collins Cards So OF. Giants ...... So
johnson. Athletics g.
Runs
GehrinErr. Tigers 50 Johnson Athletics IS
Martin Cardinals IS MedWick Cards. S.
GreenbcrE Tigers IS Moore. Giants 81. IS
HIS
Nc1wtck Cards f02 Terry Giants .... o5
GehrinEer TIGERS 101 vosmik. Cleveland "a
Z Wsurr Pirates IS
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Statement Of Condition % the
GREAT AMERICAN INDEMNITY CO.

View York. " z
Liberty, Street
O. 2 MICHELBACHER Vice-President
r z. LUNT. Secretary.
Amount 81 capital paid ID 80 00O. 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks lor interest
and not on INTEREST," 444 IA 0s
market Value 1875 col 90
ard rents. etc IS 8ss 81
ara IN process Of conection 1895. ISL 10
Accounts otherwise secured 484.03l33
Total mt assets sio3Os. 722 IS
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
rs-rs 2 gao 7si s
Losses due and unDaid " 4Oae 055 %
BINS and accounts unpaid IS 500 90
psny ss'''-''4 % '. --'e I'm 479.O5s 81
Total liabilities ...........s 7.464e75 70
CAPITAL -----.---- .---.---.-.- s2,.g3e ~
Surplus -...---..--.-.--....- 1Osl. y
Total .....-.... ......... SO. 3os. 722. As
STATE OF INDIANA
Office Of Commissioner OF Insurance
the undersigned Com iSsIouer OF In
surance of InC.ana. hereby ctrtifv that
the above IS correct COPY Of the stale
ment Of the Condition q the oove men.
December 1924 as shown w the Original
statement and that the SAID original
statement IS nov on nle tn this Office.
II TESTIMONY Where-f. hereunto SUP
scribe nv name and aliZ nv Official seal
this 18th dsv OF June 1885.
Sesll HARRY r. MCCAIN.
Com Cl0nPr
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Results Yesterday
AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION

N'ITEEINIfN N''EIN II IVN
Minneapolis -......- $50 non 0ni-l3 IA
s. Pau 90 100 G01-i 9
Koip and HsrErave Leitz. Fette. Grimes.
IroE and GiuhanI. Fcnncr
Milwaukee --..---.. DOL oil I03-71s
kanssS Cifr 202 GOO 00c- s
P1lh and Rensa Parker. Moore and
IadiesEi
indianapolis Louisville. Columbus and
Toledo. no games PLAYED
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Statement Of Condition of the
NEW CENTURY CASUALTY co.


IFS ". Jackson Boulevard
On the 3lst Dav of Decembe- 1884
ALBERT Kahn. President
II A. SaLCMON. Secretary
Amount Of capitol paid up 5000 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash In banks lOn interest
and not on interest --..-- 81 OIL 29
Real estate unincumbCred 70. 30 ~
Bonds and stocks owned mar
Eet value ltiS0U.5l
Mortgage loans on real estate
free from anv prior incum- 80
orancet l4S 5f49U
ne rentS &C. 1886 81
Tax anticipaf alton warrants ..--- $4,000
Premiums and accounts due ana
IN process Of collection ------ "a. l63. u
General Reinsurance Corp -..-- 1888 20
Accounts Que glass companies l.l44.oo
Total net assets 800. s539. 9l8.72
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary 10
rfinslre outstanding risks 1854 sos n
Losses 10 923 "A
other liabilities Of the company 4f.466-2O
Total liabilities ........... s282 997 IS
Canitai Observation-Disclosures. 200 900 90
surplus Observation-Disclosures. 56.920.37
s1RTE OF INDIANA.
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Ofice Of Commissioner OF Insurance
l. the undersigned Commissioner Of in
suranCe of Indiana, hereby certify mat
the above is a correct COPY Of the State
ment of the Condition OF the above men
toned COMPANY on the 3lst dav OF
December 1884. as shown by the original
statement and that the said origina'
statement is now on file in this office
In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto sub
scribe nv name and adiX nv official seal
this 18th day of June 1885.
TSeall HARRY T. MCCAIN
Commissioner.
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RTEXT week the Indiana open
~ 1895 championship Will be
PLAYED over the Brookw0od course IN
~ Wqvue The event VIII open
WEDNESDAY with an IS-hole pro-
amateur meet over the same course.
The 11-hole title play VIII open
Thursday morning with IS holes
that dav and the same number Fri
dav. In case Of TIE % VIII be played
CT SATURDAY
Brookwood course is located six
miles south II Fl. WAYNE on Bluff
ton-road. and while only 3 years old.
r IS endowed with natural terrain.
end construction work has added the
required items 10 make it a beauti-
ful as well as difficult links.
The par 3 holes are considered
extremely difficult 70 play and so
difficult are they that the manage
ment Of the course last year offered
r. Golf ball 10 each PLAYER who hit
the green on certain number Of
the par g tests And strange 10 say.
those who collected were few
Harry Colts. Chicago architect.
designed and built the course and
DO was through mis- efforts that the
holes So difficult TO negotiate were
effected m the perfect manner. Col
Us. who has constructed many
courses. said of the BrOOkwOOd
course. This is one OF the most
potentially beautiful courses I have
ever built
The hole hv hole picture follow
,u- was arrived ar through the
efforts Of 70 Almond Gemmcr. self
writer of the r.. WAYNE News
Sentinel
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Greatest amount allowed by
rules of the company to be
insured in any one city,
town or village -.-.-..-. No rule
Greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block 49,. No rule
STATE OF INDIANA
Office of Commissioner of insurance.
L the undersigned Commissioner OF In.
surance Of Indiana. hereby certify that
ment of the Condition of the bove 'nem-
toned Company on the 3lst day Of
December 1884 as shown by the original
statement. and that the said oriGinal
statement is now on file in this office.
In Testimony Whereof I hereunto sub
scribe my name and afhX my official seal
this 18th day Of June. 1895.
fSeall HARRY E. McCLAIN.
Commissioner
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Office Of Commissioner OF Insurance.
I. the undersigned. Commissioner OF In
surance OF Indiana. hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy of the State
ment Of the Condition OF the ABOVE mem
toned COMPANY on the 3lst dav OF
December 1884 as shown by the original
statement. anc that the said original
statement is now on file in this Office.
In Testimony Whereof ! hereunto sub
scribe my name and adix nv official seal
this 18th day Of June 1885
SEAL HARRY z McCLAIN
Commissioner.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland ----.. 30 oi0 500 10 :
Detroit ..-.-.. ---. Ola 020 22X-1f Il
HIdebrand L Brown. Pearson and
Phillips Pvtiak. Sorrau Sullivan. Hogsett
and Havworth-
Washington ....-.. 04o 0l0 90 Il
Boston 3ll 3Ol SKIS IS
Hadlev Burke Kress and Bolton. WEIGH
and r. FeTreI.
View YORK -.-.....-- 900 0i0 100 I q
Philadelphia ---.-... O00 O00 900 0 5
Allen and Jorcens. Mahafey and Rich
ards.
S, louis ------.. 800 goo 600 600 600 900 5 !
CoGmaa. Van Alta and Heath; Phelps
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BOSTON .---...-...-. ono O03 0O3- 10 3
Brooklyn --.-----.-- .l02 3l1 14X-I3 10
Smith Benton. Belts and Hogan. Spohr-
c.. Munso. Vance and Phelps.
CTen Inningsl
New York --.-.- oi0 COZ 900 o. ;
C Davis and Wilson. Hubbel and Man
cuso-
Chicago .......... OOI 100 100 % 3
Cincinnati .--.-. o0i 100 oi0 - u
lee Henshaw. BRYANT and Hartnett.
Dcrringcr and lombard
Pittsburgh a. s. Louis: PLAYED former
date
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screatest amount allowed by rules oil
the company 20 be insured IN any one CITY
town OF village.
sGreatest amount allowed TO be insured
in any one block.
no set rule.
STATE or INDIANA:
OhIce Of Commissioner OF Insurance,
l. the undersigned Commissioner OF In
surance of Indiana hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy OF the state
ment of the Condition OF the above men
TONED COMPANY on the 3lst day OF
December 1884. as shown by the original
statement, and that the SAID origlna
statement IS now on file 10 this odice.
In Testimony Whereof. / hereunto sub
rcribe nv name and affiX my official seal
this 18th day Of June. 1885
fSeau HARRY 2. McCLAIR.
Commissioner.
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Statement of Condition OF
THE OHIO CASUALTY INSURANCE co.

hamilton, ONO
1856 North Third St.
On the 31st Day of December. 1884
B d. LECKLIDER. President.
HOWARD SLONEKER. Secretary.
NET 81 f agsE4s p oF c HB
Cash in banks ION interest
and not on INTEREST," 1893 488 $50 50
Real estate unincumbered ..-- 1873 795. SO
Eet v S1l 1''N9 V"DON '''' 1855, 1888 90
MORTGAGE loans on real estate
free from any prior incum- ,c-.,o 90
Accrued securities interest
and rents. etc. -..... .....-- ll.9lo.o4
and in in process Of collection 444. 1893 %
Accounts otherwise secured 49, 1925. 90
Total net assets ....-..... So, 944. 1872. IL
LIABILITIES
Amount due and not due banks
or other creditors .-..-... None
Reserve or amount necessary -, -
to reinSure outstanding risks 81 ,o3o, $3.50
hU Sense Uiio"'U0''O anu - 1.24o 463 81
Bills and accounts unpaid . 5O5417
Ot panv i4'Diii.ies y. los. ESQ SO
Total liabilities ........... 50. 900, 827 81
Capital ......---.-- oOU.UOO.OVV
SurDIus Observation-Disclosures. 453. 354. 81
Total Observation-Disclosures. .$3.944.182.12
STATE OF INDIANA:
l. the undersigned. Commissioners. OF In,
surance of Indiana. hereby certify tnat
the above is correct copy OF the StsIe-
toned Company on the 3lst day OF
December, 1884. as shown by the original
statement and that the said Original
statement is now on ME IN thls once suh.
scribe nv name and affix nv official seal
this 18th dav of June. 1885.
ISealI HARRY T.. McCLAIN,
Commissioner