The Annual Cyclopedia of Insurance in the United StatesH.R. Hayden., 1894 - Insurance |
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... paid to a designated person if death results from accident . Such policies are in general strictly limited by their terms to accidents which totally disable or kill the insured . Some companies issue modified forms providing for in ...
... paid to a designated person if death results from accident . Such policies are in general strictly limited by their terms to accidents which totally disable or kill the insured . Some companies issue modified forms providing for in ...
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... paid in in cash , $ 3,695,000 of that amount . Up to the date of the Chicago fire in 1871 , there had been paid in $ 195,000 , and the cap- ital was $ 8,000,000 . After the fire it was reduced one - half and imme- diately restored by ...
... paid in in cash , $ 3,695,000 of that amount . Up to the date of the Chicago fire in 1871 , there had been paid in $ 195,000 , and the cap- ital was $ 8,000,000 . After the fire it was reduced one - half and imme- diately restored by ...
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... paid , $ 5,624,118 ; total cash dividends , $ 1,396,000 . The paid - up capital is $ 400,000 . The original officers of the company were James M. Halsted , president , and Frederick W. Downer , secretary . Presi- dent Halsted remained ...
... paid , $ 5,624,118 ; total cash dividends , $ 1,396,000 . The paid - up capital is $ 400,000 . The original officers of the company were James M. Halsted , president , and Frederick W. Downer , secretary . Presi- dent Halsted remained ...
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... paid , ensuring the American Fire a conspicuous and honor- able reputation as an insurance organization . By an act approved February 16 , 1847 , the capital stock was reduced to $ 277,500 . April 14 , 1863 , an act was adopted ...
... paid , ensuring the American Fire a conspicuous and honor- able reputation as an insurance organization . By an act approved February 16 , 1847 , the capital stock was reduced to $ 277,500 . April 14 , 1863 , an act was adopted ...
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... paid by Companies . Per cent . of total Insur- ance Paid in Losses by Co.'s . Total Loss on Buildings and Contents . Per cent . of Total Loss to Insurance . 1881 $ 3,905,227.61 $ 420,404.61 16.76 $ 467,105.82 11.96 1882 4,880,892.67 ...
... paid by Companies . Per cent . of total Insur- ance Paid in Losses by Co.'s . Total Loss on Buildings and Contents . Per cent . of Total Loss to Insurance . 1881 $ 3,905,227.61 $ 420,404.61 16.76 $ 467,105.82 11.96 1882 4,880,892.67 ...
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