Were No Beans But Barns Burned
WERE NO BEANS
BUT BARNS BURNED
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KEARNEY CLAIMES THERE WERE
400 BU. IN THE BARN
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INSURANCE COMPANY CLAIMS
ONLY A FEW WERE
THERE.
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In February or March last Thomas
P. Kearney lost his barns by fire. He
was insured in the Washtenaw Fire
Insurance Co. Kearney claimed there
were 400 bushels of beans in the barn
which were burned. The insurance
company refused to allow the claim,
holding that there were no beans there,
or if there were any, there were not
400 bushels, in fact but very
few bushels. As the parties were unable to
come to any settlement of the matter
resort was had to arbitrators. Kearney
selected Peter Cook, the insurance com-
pany selected Andrew Campbell and
these two selected Wm. Aprill for the
third arbitrator. The issue will be
heard at the court house Aug. 17. A.
J. Sawyer represents Mr. Kearney and
Lawrence & Butterfield and Cavanaugh
& Wedemeyer the insurance company.
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Ann Arbor Argus-Democrat