New York Life Officials Face Probing Insurance Deals
Testimony shows Park Avenue property carried on books at far less than cost with many entries shifting to taxes and expenses. Detectives also reveal large commissions to executives and political donations tied to campaign aims. McCall vows to fight Nevada license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. Devlin
New York Life Insurance Company
Devlin
Park Avenue
Sixty-second Street
New York Life
McCall
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Paul
New York Insurance
White
Missouri to follow Nevada example in insurance probe
Insurance Superintendent Vandiver warns New York Life officials McCall and Perking to resign and repay funds he claims were diverted from a trust for political purposes or the state will bar the company from doing business. The notice comes from Jefferson City, Missouri, amid investigations into improper transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Nevada
McCail
Jefferson City
Vandiver
Vic
Perking
Veterans Hold Reunions In Scranton and Fairmont
Survivors of the One Hundred Forty third Pennsylvania Volunteers meet at Grand Army Memorial hall Scranton for their annual reunion with a business session dinner and an afternoon rally and camp fire. In Fairmont West Virginia Mauleby s battery company F of the Twelfth West Virginia Volunteer Infantry and local Grand Army posts also hold a two day reunion and encampment with hosts of veterans arriving with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
One Hundred and Forty-third Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Grand Army Memorial Hall
Penn Avenue
Linden Street
Fairmont
W. Va
Mauleby's Battery
Twelfth
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Grand Amy
Charleston
D. C
Philadelphia
8. C
Schueteenplate
Htoore
E'Eledtke
George Lu
Charles Koerner
St. Johannes Lutheran Church
John D. Cappelmann
Federal control of life insurance reachs japan for federal action
Analysis outlines the legal basis for federal involvement in insurance inter state commerce. It reviews Supreme Court decisions starting with Paul vs Virginia and discusses whether insurance can be regulated federally, noting compulsory federal incorporation or licenses as possible paths. It stresses the balance of centralization vs state authority and proposes a license regime with conditions and enforcement provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
United States
Paul
Virginia
Merce
Congress
Old baronial mansion sold to Akin heirs in Iowa sale
Fort Johnston and the old baronial mansion near Johnston Fort were conveyed in a large 22 000 dollar real estate deal to Keith and Louis Akin of Grandy county Iowa. The property, once a focus of historic meetings with Native Americans, is to be subdivided into building lots while the fort may be kept with several acres.
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Johnstown
N. Y
County Recorder
Akin
Fort Johnston
Olges
United States
Kethan
Louis Akin
Grandy County
Iowa
Fort Waas
William Johnston
George II
England
Willian
Fire kills three children in Brooklyn flat blaze
In a four story Reid Avenue building in Brooklyn last night three children died and two adults were fatally burned with parents in critical condition. Five others were hospitalized and two off duty firemen were injured as the hallways filled with smoke. Fire Chief Croker escaped a overturned car on the way to the scene and the blaze is believed incendiary.
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New York
Reid Avenue
Brooklyn
Charles
Egbert
Katherine Donnelly
Jeremiah Donnelly
Jennie
Croker
William Teaz
James Nugent
Childless Empress Sells Solferino Estate to Lisp Lumber Syndicate
Bordeaux reports a local lumber syndicate purchasing the ex Empress Eugenie estate at Solferino containing 26 000 acres. The holdings include the commune church presbytery and road and over 400 000 trees suitable for lumber. The price is unnamed but likely several million francs. Morristown Horse Show Opens with 50 classes and larger entries and prize list.
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Bordeaux
France
Eugenie
Solferino
Napoleon III
M Te
Morristown
J. O¢t
Writ of prohibition action in New Mexico case heads stalled
Special to The Citizen Santa Fe Oct 5 Supreme Court Clerk Sena has not returned from Taos so no action on the writ of prohibition. Judge Abbott's order and Hubbell’s appeal are noted with bail denied. Hubbell remains jailed as federal review proceeds, with papers expected to Washington tonight.
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Sena
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
United States Supreme Court
N. M
Jose D. Sena
Taos
E. A. Mann
N. B.laughlin
Hubbell
Armijo
Ira A. Abbott
U. & Supreme Court
W. J. Mills
Raton
T. 8. Hubbell
Perfecto Armijo
Bernalillo County
Mann
Territory of New Mexico
Thomas
District Court
Abbott
Banda
Herpalilla
Grobihnea
B. A
Rl Mann
Alamogordo
Second Judicial District
Bernallno County
Iseuingan
St Petersburg City Council Denies Honors to Count Witte
A St Petersburg caucus rejected honoring Count Witte for services at Portsmouth and refused a banquet or freedom of the city. The resolution stated he bore blame for political mistakes linked to the war, despite ministerial committee actions on language education for Warsaw Riga and Keval schools.
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St. Petersburg
Oct. S
Witie Darehoped
Portsmouth
von Count White
Warsaw
Riga
Keval
Political theft cause of ruin warning from banker
Annuplis Md Oct 5 J Edward Simmons president Fourth National Bank of New York warns that dishonesty in government courts and finance threatens the country. He cites Rome France and Russia as lessons from palliated dishonesty and urges vigilance.
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Annuplis
J. Edward Simmons
Fourth National Bank of New York
Maryland Bankers’ Association
France
Far East
Young Men's Christian Association forms at Mesilla Park college
At New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Mesilla Park the YM C A opened with 48 charter members from a 125 student body, estimating 40 percent recruitment in the first week. General Secretary Titus of El Paso reports ongoing meetings and plans for active work with periodic visits and updates. New York notes lead and copper prices steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Young Men’s Christian Association
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Mesilla Park
Titus
Mesilla + Park
Railroad matters of wide interest in 1903 transit news
Chicago reports 200 switchmen may strike within 24 hours as Grand Master Hawley presses for settlement in the local yards. New York carries news of New Haven & Hartford ordering 25 electric locomotives to swap steam for electricity, boosting power to 16 000 horsepower per unit. Western Pacific announces start of line work between Oakland and Oroville within ten days, including tunnels at Spring Garden and Beckwith Pass, with right of way procedures underway.
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Chicago
Ad Trunk Railway
Canadian
Hawley
Switchmens’ Union of America
Yeaterday
Grand Trunk System
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Weatinghollar Electric and Machine Company
Western Pacific
San Francisco
Western Pa Cde
Overland
Oakland
Oroville
Feather River Canon
Spring Garden
Beckwith Pas
Salt Lake
Jee Arta
Peoria School Board Forgery Case Shocks City
Newton G Dougherty, longtime superintendent and Peoria National Bank president, was arrested on forgery charges amid grand jur y findings of a public school book shortage estimated near 100000 dollars. He posted 5000 bail and promised to cover any deficit if proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Newton G
Dougherty
Peoria National Bank
A Young Murderer a Man of Experience
Local physicians and psychologists discuss Leon Crambeau a 14 year old killer. mixed opinions on his nature. He is small and well formed with criminal tendencies shaped by environment and family acts including stealing and barn burning. He cried in his cell before removal and favored tobacco. cradle fire deaths haunt the family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Crambeau
Leon
Thablen
Bie
Silly City Officials Battle Over Phipps Fire Playground
Pittsburg reports Henry Phipps, the steel magnate, in a tax dispute with Allegheny officials over a $1,000,000 playground. He never deeded the land but allowed use for the city. Tax assessments reached $2,105.78. when refusals and sales were threatened, Phipps paid the taxes and closed the playground.
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Pittsburg
Henry Phipps
Ateal
Allegheny
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