Action Against Equitable Society in New York Court
State Attorney General Julius M Mayer filed a 33 page complaint in New York County Supreme Court in the people of New York name against the Equitable Life Assurance Society and numerous officers and directors alleging negligent and improper handling of funds. The suit seeks removal of offending directors, repayment of misused money, and adjustments to protect policyholders with a public interest basis. The complaint details related party loans stock deals leases and compensation to executives and trustees claiming waste and loss to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius M. Mayer
Supreme Court
New York County
State of
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
James W. Alexander
Louis Fitzgerald
Chauncey M. Depew
Henry C. Deming
Cornelius N
William C. van Horne
Gage E. Tarbell
Marvin Hughlitt
Charlies B. Alexander
Thos. de Witte Cuyler
Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Jose F. de Navarro
Bradish Johnson
Joseph P. Low
John A. Stewart
Edward H. Harriman
Levi P. Morton
August Belmont
Darius O. Mills
Robert T. Lincoln
George J. Gould
John Sloane
George T. Wilson
Thos. T. Eckert
William H. McIntyre
Henry M. Alexander
Henry C. Frick
Samuel M. Inman
Henry C. Haarstick
Daevid Moffatt
Henry R. Winthrop
Japan
James H. Hyde
Frick Committee
Hendricks
Mayer
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Equitable Society
James “I. Hyde
Jas. W. Alexander
Missouri Safe Deposit Company
Equitable
Llth
Safe Deposit Company
Insurance Department
Commercial Trust Company of Philadelphia
T. DeWitt Cucler
Henry B. Winthrop
Western National Bank
City of New York
National Bank of the United States
Consolidated Bank
Western National Bank of
Aso
Me. Hyde
Equitable, Mercantile and Commercial Trust Companies
Thequitable Life
Thomas D. Jordan
Mercantile Trust Company
Depew Improvement Company
State of New York
Depew
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80th Birthday of Mrs Underhill at Billerica
Residents of Billerica celebrate the 80th birthday of Mrs. Jesse Underhill with a Saturday reception, family dinner, and townwide greetings. Born 1825 in Newport New Hampshire, she moved to Billerica in 1861 and has been active in church and charity. Also noted are oblique family notices, a sermon by Rev Minot Osgood Simons, and local health worries with typhoid fever and diphtheria cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Underhill
Billerica
Underhill
Nashua
Samuel
Jay Underhill
Satudays
E. O. Stanard
Missouri
Edward F. Judkins
Frances Judkins
Jamaica Plain
Lizzie Abbott Bailey
Andover
Mass
Anna Jaquith Ingalls
Lynn
Abraham Jaquith
New Hampshire
M. E. Whitford
Addison
Tower Mission
Alize T. Dodge
Boston
Eiter
Thulsa
Lowell
Mason
Edna Fellows
Mr. Little
East Billerica
Humid Weather Impacts Local Farming and Peace by Dogs
Farmers report wet conditions causing drought stress and delayed crops. Local dogs deter hen thieves, adding a small win to cautious farm life as cold breath and damp air press on rural routines.
Local residents take short vacations and visits
Mrs. H Cressy goes to Sanford Me for a brief vacation Miss Mabel Lacature returns from Nantasket Beach after two weeks Mr and Mrs J Walter Bowers visit Hollis N H guests of Mr and Mrs J F Stark Elsie Sharpe visits cousin Grace Holdsworth Grace Holds worth The trolley committee plans an excursion to Revere Beach on August 5 leaving Hadley Street at 730 am Tickets largely sold ahead of the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cressy
Hadley Street
Sanford
Mabel Lacature
Middlesex Street
Nantasket Beach
J. Walter Bowers
Princeton Street
J. F. Stark
Hollis
N. H
Elsie Sharpe
Lawrence
Grace Holdsworth
Cornell Street
H. T. Fernald
Ladies Social circle meets at Bon Air cottage
The Ladies Social circle will meet with Mrs. George P. Mansfield at Bon Air cottage Robins Hill Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Daniel P. Byam, who fell from a hay wagon last Thursday, is reported more comfortable. The Birthday Club gathered with Mrs. Lyman Byam at Hart pond camp last Friday. Sports and boating followed. Supper was served picnic style under pines. Deacon Fletcher and family move to their new home bought from Lorenzo Sweetser. he has not yet returned to his shop after a foot accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Mansfield
Bon Air Cottage
Robins Hill
Daniel P. Byam
Birthday Club
Lyman Byam
Hart Pond
Henry Stavely
Deacon Fletcher
Lorenzo Sweetser
Keith's Theatre Announces Week of Vaudeville
Keith's Theatre unveils a strong August 7 vaudeville lineup headlined by John W. Albaugh Jr and Olive May making their debut. The bill includes McCarthy written Lady Bettys Highwaymar, Milton Polo aerial troupe, Mignonette Fokin, Dan Quinlan and Kellar Mack, Dixon Bowers and Dizer, Avon Comedy Stars, Ventero and Nina, J Warren Keane, Gilletti's dogs and monkeys, and the Fadeliexs orchestra with a kinetogram feature and new motion pictures. Old Orchard excursion on August 10 via Boston and Maine at $1.50 round trip. posters advertise special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
John W. Albaugh, Jr
Olive May
Mr. Albaugh
Miss May
Highwaymar
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Milton Polo
Mignonette Fokin
Dan Quinlan
Kellar Mack
Dixon, Bowers
Dizer
Avon
Ventero
Nina
Warren Keane
Gilletti
Fadeliexs
No Coal Strike Rumors Denied by Willcox in 1904
In New York on August 1 President David Willcox of the Delaware and Hudson Railway rebutted John Mitchell's strike rhetoric. He argues eight hour requests disguise wage demands, notes current mine workers averaging 7.6 hours daily and contract miners earning 10 to 11 percent more since 1902, and maintains arbitration already governs labor disputes with no need for renewed strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
David Willcox
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
John Mitchell
The
North American Review
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Board of Conciliation
Willcox
United Mine Workers Hhas
Mr. Willcox
Supreme Court of the United States
United Mine Workers
Commission
Mitchell
Hyomei Offered as Remedy for Hay Fever Sufferers
The article explains hay fever is caused by heat dust and pollen and that prior treatments relied on climate change. Hyomei is promoted as a convenient alternative to mountain trips, claiming to kill germs soothe mucous membranes and heal symptoms. The complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents and a refund guarantee from Wood & Co. Falls & Burkinshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
Hyomei
A Perfect Meal Aboard Lake Shore Trains
A vivid note extols the dining car service on Lake Shore trains dating from the era of grand rail travel. It praises fresh flowers, immaculate waiters, and flawless detail, claiming the dining experience is unmatched outside elite hotels and tied to tickets marked Via the Lake Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Railway
Lake Shore
Always Fresh Coffee Ad at O Briar Bus Tea Dealers
An old advertisement from 227 Central Street promotes All grades, all fresh every day coffee. It emphasizes quality and consistency from the Always Fresh brand and directs customers to the O Briar Bus Tea Dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'’Brier
Central Street
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the People of
Morbus
Bowes
Duffy
Sanfuris
Gineer
Mrs. Underhill
Marion
Mrs
Jessie Underhill
Beecham’s
Beecham
Middlesex Village
South Chelmsford
Keith’s Theatre
Old Orchard
Boston & Maine Railroad
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