Royal Arcanum Raises Insurance Rates Amid Backlash
Insurance Commissioner Cutting says the Royal Arcanum raised its assessments to cover rising costs after a $300,000 shortfall last year. The move faces opposition from older members who fear it will price veterans out, while officials defend the change as necessary for solvency and future continuity.
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Cleveland's Letter Denounces Appropriation Trusteeship Debate
Former President Grover Cleveland denounces financial misuses in life insurance governance while accepting a trusteeship for Equitable stock. He urges absolute independence in director selection and voting, warns that lax trust duties threaten public confidence, and calls for adherence to American honesty standards to curb personal appropriation of trust assets.
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Policy holders plan safeguards for Equitable Life contracts
A policy holders protective committee met at Louis D Bran deis office to outline steps for safeguarding Equitable Life Assurance Society contracts. They plan reforms including new board powers, radical economies, safe investments, and tighter treasury controls while awaiting a June 15 report from the New York insurance department.
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Market Indicates Lack of Leadership on Wall Street
The June 12 market report notes failed follow-through after Saturday’s rise as selling pressure grows. It cites limited demand, professional control, and mixed results across sectors with Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific leading declines and shifts in Metropol itan and Steel stocks amid cautious European outlooks.
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New York Bonds Close Mix On Saturday Session
Closing bond prices show varied results with U S issues near 104 for 2s and 3s, led by higher notes like Cuba 5s at 106, and railroad and utility issues trading mixed. Notable listings include Am Tob 4s around 75, NYC gen 3%4s at 100, and Tex & Pac 4s near 121.
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Market Ends Strong After RussiaJapan Pact News
New York June 12 The stock market started quiet with an under tone of strength developing after Russia agreed to enter negotiations with Japan boosting late trading. Leading issues such as United States Steel and New York Central closed near highs with total volume around 96,870 shares.
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Wheat market bears after government crop report
Government crop report shows a large rise in spring wheat acres. July wheat closes down Ye, corn up percent, oats down percent, and provisions higher by 2 to 10 cents. Chicago trading scene notes a bearish impact on wheat.
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Chicago Wheat Prices Edge Higher Amid Broker Buying
Chicago grain quotes show July wheat around 86 to 87 cents with gains from early weakness. Ennis & Stoppani note La Salle street broker buying pushed prices, market remaining erratic and closing just above the opening. Oats and other notes show limited activity and ranges.
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Porter killed by 70 foot fall in Dorchester square
Thomas W. Broughal a 38 year old Mason building porter died after losing his balance while cleaning a sixth floor window and falling 70 feet to the sidewalk in Kilby square. He left a wife Nora V. and a family noted for strong Catholic ties in South Boston and Dorchester. His brother in law Cornelius Sullivan found him.
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Broughal Remembered For Athletic Leadership and Reunion Plans
Six years ago next Thursday he was married and plans for a jubilation to mark the anniversary were nearly arranged. Mr Broughal helped found the Merry Monarch Athletic Association and served as its first president for many years until it disbanded. He also belonged to the Nonparell Club.
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Eastern 8 Excursions Offer Holiday Trips From Boston
The Eastern Steamship Company promotes holiday trips from Boston for Bunker Hill Day. Portland branch departs India Wharf Friday at 7 pm for Portland with weekend return. Kennebec division sails to Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell, and Augusta from Union Wharf, with Bath connections to Boothbay and Sheepscot Bay. A Ransom B. Fuller trip departs Friday evening for a full day Saturday return Sunday. City of Rockland Bangor trip leaves Foster's Wharf at 5 pm for Bangor, with daily service on Kennebec and Bangor divisions and weekday Sunday service on Portland division.
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Famous Trotters Matched for Readville $2500 Heat
Famous pacers Sweet Marie and Tiverton, both 2 04% winners, race for $2500 in best two of three at Readville on August 2. They previously met in Lexington in October, where Tiverton won the first two heats and the world five-heat race record was set.
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Yale's Record Chances Gone In Upstream Thames Race
Yale cancels hopes of breaking the four mile Thames record as Harvard requests a later start. Rain and wind kept crews indoors with only a brief upstream paddle. Captain Whittier reluctantly agrees to row at 86 o clock, making an upstream race that cannot set a new record.
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Harvard Men Start Practice After Arrival in Gales Ferry
Harvard varsity crew of 16 arrived from Cambridge to Red Top Gales Ferry Conn June 12 and immediately practiced on the Thames. The eight-oared boat stroked at 24 strokes per minute and headed to the Navy yard. the four-oared crew went upriver past Yale quarters. Freshman squad did not report today but expected tomorrow.
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Pulliam to Return Fines in Baseball Row
Pittsburg June 12 Harry C Pulliam president of the National league says he regrets the McGraw litigation outcome and will seek remission of fines under the Fleischmann rule. He cites riots in three leagues and notes he fined McGraw and McGann but would favor a full remittance of fines over 10.
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Harvard Freshmen Crew Heads to Red Top Today
Harvard freshmen rowers depart for Red Top this afternoon. Coach Wray praised their condition after a long row yesterday. Many Harvard men believe the freshies may be as fast as the varsity crew.
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Boxing Bouts at Wakefield Exh Shines Local Talent
Wakefield hosts a boxing exhibition directed by the Wakefield lodge of Eagles in Flanley Hall. Notable matches include Young Fitzpatrick of Boston vs Johnny Powers of Haverhill at 115 pounds, Martin Sween of Lawrence vs Patrick Carey of Wakefield at 120 pounds, Joe Reed of Wakefield vs Young Clements of Reading bantamweights, and the main bout Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence vs James Nolan of Lawrence at 125 pounds with six fast rounds.
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New Track Planned at Salem New Hampshire
The New England Breeders Club bought several hundred acres at Salem to build a 1 1 2 mile running track opening next year. American lawn tennis team members preparing for the Davis Cup sail for England to compete in a British Tennis Association event. Holcombe Ward of Orange New Jersey William A Larned Summit New Jersey W J Clothier Philadelphia Beals C Wright Boston all named as returning champions or former national champions.
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Regatta Committee Meeting Tonight at B A A
The Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association regatta committee will meet at the B. A. A. tonight at 8 o'clock. Members discuss scheduling and event details for upcoming races.
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