Detroit R L Polk City Directory 1870 - JewishGen KehilaLinks

30 CLARK'S DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY.
Vice President,
No. 202 Broadway, New Y ork.
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Medical Examiner. Secretary 8 Actuar~. Assistant Secretary.
J. L. Dawes. A. B. Ball, M. D. C. W. Opdyke. W. A. Childs.
HON. E. D. MORGAN, U. S. Senator.
HON. GEO. OPDYGE, late Mayor of New York.
Hoa. THEO. F. RANDOLPH, GOV. of New Jersey.
G~UVR. M. W ILB~~, W estchester.
LE GRAND LOCKWOOD, Banker.
F. A. P ~ E R President, , Broadway Nation'l Bank.
WY. H. GUION, Williams & Guion.
J. B. CORNELL, J. B. & W. W. Cornell.
R~CH~RI> LATHERS, Pres. Great Western Ins. Co.,
E. H. LUDLOW, E. H. Ludlow & Co.
HENRY M. TABER, C. C. & H. M. Taber.
I. VAN ANDEN, Proprietor Brooklyn Eagle.
W ~ I A M PEET, C'oun~ellor at Law.
JAS. L. DAWES, Vice President.
JNO. G. MEIGGS, Merchant.
S. T. SCRANTON Presicent Oxford Iron Co.
C. ASHWORTH, hanker.
THOS. INGHAX, Metal Merchant.
WILSON G. HUNT, late W. G. Hunt & Co.
EUGENE KELLY, Eugene Kelly 62 Co.
JAS. C. HOLDEN, Iron Merchant.
TREDWELL KETCHAM, Banker.
And all its profits go to the insured. MASSACHUSETT~ SON-FORFEITURE LAW, after two full annual
premiums have been paid. Liberal course of Business.
Organized in the Interests of the Assured.
Its rates of premiums are as low as those of the leadine " all cash " Companies, and yet it gives onethird
loan, if desired, when the annual premium exceeds &rty dollars. It takes no notes, but makes its
lobs against the policies ; consequently in t.he STANDARD there is
But very few Companies have been so succeeeful during the first few months of existence. It hae
issued up to the present time 2,730 policies, insuring over
while it has on hand more than twice the amount of funds necessary to re-inenre its risks. It
would be diflicult to find an institution equally secure and well guarded.
All the Popular Forms of Insurance
are adopted by the STANDARD. Premiums may be paid annually, semi-annually, or quarterly ; they may
be paid m all cash or one-third loan taken. The STAXDARD believes in
WOMAN'S RIGHT
to be insured without extra charge, inasmuch as statistics show that women are, probably, somewhat
longer lived than men. ents and Canvassers, MALE AND FEXALE wanted in every city and
town in the country, to wh%%erar and compensating commissions will be allowed. Clergymen and
Teachers are especially appealed to as co-worker&. Special terms will be extended to them, so that they
can secure with but little labor an inheritance for their families.
Reeves Wiggins,
STATE AGEXTS,
OFFICE, NO. 187 JEFFERSON AVENUE,
ROOM NO. 1 UP STAIRS.
H. L. REEVES.
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