Morgan Deal Seizes Control Of Equitable Life
Morgan and partner George W. Perkins announce acquisition of majority stock in Equitable Life Assurance Society. The move centralizes control at Morgan’s firms, tying Morgan Bank and First National’s influence to major railroads and industries. State officials respond as the scope of the combination draws scrutiny and potential safeguards for policyholders are discussed.
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Dee
A. P. Sis San
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance Secrety
Spandal District
Wall Street
Morgan-Fitse National Bank
Ts Hag Bea
Morgan-First National Bank
Hag Bean
Newark
Sama
Hanks
Tha Sama
Southern
Cincinnety
Hamilton and Barstow
Ghlengo Great Western Es Pers Marqiatte
New Haven
New York Central Atlantic Coast Line
Louisvane
Atebiega
United States Steel Corporation
Tnternational Harvester
International Mercavitile Marinés
General Electric
Simar
Trust Rombantes
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York Life Insurance Co
National Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Guaranty Trust Co
Seach
Ercantile Trust
Equitable Trust
Bankers’ Trust Co
Aees
Astor Trust Co
Ee Ees
Banking Capital and Resources Controlled by J P Morgan
Banking capital and resources totaling 1 749 000 000 are reported as controlled by J P Morgan. The figure highlights the bank's substantial financial capacity and influence in the market during the period covered by the article.
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J.P. Morgan
Morgan Plans Consolidation of Equitable Life Group
Financial circles discuss J Pierpont Morgan & company consolidating Equitable Life with New Fork Life and Mutual Life. A single group would control about 37.7 billion and could yield major savings while sparing the policyholders from earlier risks. George W. Perkins confirms Morgan’s interest in pursuing a plan to place Equitable stock beyond contested holdings, with policyholders' interests to be safeguarded.
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Buce
Equitable Life
New Fork Life
Mutual Eite
Equitable
J. Pierpont, Morgan & Company
Enormons
Aus
Morgan
Consolidated Company
George. W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan and Company
Half Million for Monument and Park at Put-in-Bay
Toledo Bee reports centennial commission on Lake Erie victory of 1812. A monument and memorial park at Put-in-Bay to open July 4, 1923 will cost over 500000, 140 by 275 feet, with hall for Chautauqua events, meteorological station, and wireless telegraph atop the tower. Efforts include reassembling historical ships and seeking U.S. state support for related commissions and vessel access.
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Toledo, Bee
Parry
Lake Erie
Secor Hotel
Oblio Commission
Harmon
William H. Reinhart
Sandusky
Ohio Commission
Webster P. Huntington
Columbus
New York
Indiana
Minnesota
Rhody Istena
Kentucky
Aigur
Zosmorial
Putin Bay
Tiwag
The Zoo becomes the L and Museum at Calhoun Street
The exhibition of birds, reptiles and other creatures at 1624 Calhoun Street will hereafter be known as the L and Museum. Managers Proctor and Zierath announce a permanent feature with a temporary price cut to five cents for this week only.
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Zoo
Calhoun Street
Pennsylvania
Messrs. Proctor & Zierath
Dentist G L Baird Moves to 4th Floor Sheaff Building
G L Baird, dentist, relocates to the 4th floor of the Sheaff Building in Toledo. A Wabash Con science fund incident notes P Dombaugh receiving a mysterious letter from Napoleon offering a 3 cent fare for ten miles and a reused ticket, while a second letter cited railroad time tabies. Kuhne & Co advertises real estate loan rates at 723 Court Street.
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Toledo
G. Dee
Wabash
Dombaugh
Napoleon
E Coats & Miie
Dumbough
Kuhne & Co
Court Street
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Mutual
New York Central
Mr. More Ban
Margar
Albany N
Margan
Equitabie Lite Assurance Society
George W. Perkins
Hotchki
Hotchkiss
Insurance Department
Astor _ Capital
Guaranty
Mercantila
Group of Nativ
UD Es
Bank of Com
Nat Citr
York
Hughés
United States
England
Great Lakes
State Department
Lawrence
Perry
Evie
A. BH. Stason
Wis
G. L. Baird
Sheaff Bldg
the People's Store
Santa Claus
Kestner
Kessner
Prise J
Kestner’s
People’s Store
Co-operative
the People’s Store
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