Provident Savings Life Under Thomas and Coyle Scrutiny
Colorado Insurance Commissioner exposes alleged fund mismanagement and banking ties in Provident Savings Life Assurance Society. Philadelphia promoters led by John J. Coyle acquired control paying $59,000. funds deposited in Thomas banks raised concerns of impropriety and potential penalties. Commission says impairment may be repaired if management cleans up assets and limits to renewal business.
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Provident
Assurance Society
Colorado
EB. J. Rittenhouse
Insurance
Provident Savings Life
E. R. Thomas
Hisrother
F. Thomas
Philadelphia
John J. Coyle
Thomases
Thomas Banks
Colorado Department
S. H. Wolf
Rittenhouse
Philadelphians
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
Coyle
New York State Department
Timothy L. Woodruff
Thomases and Coyle Syndicate
Woodruff
Pte! Ee
Thomas
Thomas-Heinze
Fieers
Rntiain
Scott
the Provident Society
Hamilton Trust Company
Brooks
Coxyle Group
Rittenhouse Renork
Wolf
Thoma
Provident Sa
Morse and
Chicago
Thomas, Meylay &A
Canada
Southern Ralinary
Thomas, Maclay
Georgia Raidlway
Miedtric
Thomas, Maclay & Co
Huntington & Broadtop
New York Central
Philadelphia & Reading and Iron, Company
Thomas, Map & Co
Central Bran ‘Fh Union Pariste
Thomas, M Ye A
Thomas,Maclay &Co
Exchange
National
Lounsbury
Italian-American Trust Company
Hudson Trust Company
Union Bank of Brooklyn
Hamilton Bank
New Amsterdam National Bank
Mercantile Natives Bank
National Bank of North America
Consolidated National Bank
Brockville, Westport & Northwestern
Society
Witch
Saiety
New York
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Humor and politics blend in 1908 transit tolls and seals
Metropolitan Street Railway stockholders demand action from District Attorney and Public Service Commission to pursue alleged funds diversion. Commissioner Willcox replies with caution about jurisdiction while a seal exhibit at the Aquarium entertains and reveals thinking behavior. January 18, 1908 report includes letters from W F King and responses from William Willcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Street Railway
William F. King
Comte- Aliormey Jerome
William RR. Willcox
Public Service Commission
Willcox
Jerome
King
Gov. Hughes
Albany
Metropolitan’ Traction
Wall Street
Vins
Metropolitan Traction System
District Attorney’s Office
Mr. King
Broadway
New York City
Traction Company
Ixresel
Grand Jury
Kresel
Reardon
Mr. Morse
Morse Not To Sell Home Denies Real Estate Listing
Rumors spread that Otto Heinze, brother of F Augustus Heinze, Charles W Morse and BE R Thomas offered several valuable properties for sale including 14 East Seventy second Street 728 Fifth Avenue and 17 West Fifty seventh Street. Morse and Heinze denied owning or listing such real estate in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Heinze
F. Augustus Heinze
Charles W. Morse
BE. R. Thomas
East Seventy-second Street
West Fifty-seventh Street
Mr. Morse
Times
Heinze
Aged Woman Attacked in Williamsburg Home
Mary Jaynes an elderly resident of 118 Broadway Williamsburg was attacked Saturday night by two youths, Joseph O'Brien and Joseph Jordan, both 19. They were held on $5,000 bail each at Clymer Street Station pending a hearing, with Mrs. Haynes in critical condition from injuries including a broken nose.
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Mary Jaynes
Broadway
Williamsburg
Lesa Avenue Court
Joseph O'Brien
South Eighth Street
Joseph Jordan
Wythe Avenue
O'Brien
Haynes
Anthony
Mrs. Haynes
Bellboy Held for Grand Larceny at Hotel St Pierre
Cyrus Miller a bellboy at the Hotel St Pierre 102 West Eightieth Street was arrested by Detectives Boyle and Brogan for grand larceny. He allegedly entered Mrs Emma White's hotel apartment with a pass key and stole a brooch containing twenty six diamonds and four sapphires valued at 800 dollars. The brooch was found in Miller's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Miller
St. Pierre
West Eightieth Street
Boyle
Brogan
Emma White
Miller
Thaw Jurors Enjoy Drive In The Park
The second week of the Thaw trial opens with all twelve jurors fit and ready. They attend church, hear Dr. Aked on idolatry, tour Central Park by carriage, then return for supper at the Knickerbocker as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s fate hangs on Justice Dowling’s ruling. The defense hopes to finish their case by Friday. cross examination of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw continues this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Aked
Times Square
Broadway
Park
Riverside Drive
Knickerbocker
Evelyn Nesbit
Justice Dowling
Belle Morehouse Lawrence
Thaw
Sher
William Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
London
Rome
Jerome
French Teacher From France To Wed San Francisco Groom
Miss A Scaife a French teacher from Southern France arrived on the New York in New York to marry FE. Hulbert of San Francisco. They plan to marry in thirty and live at South Norwalk Conn where Hulbert will manage a manufacturing plant. They met in Chicago where she taught and he proposed after a 5000 mile distance.
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New York
A. Scaife
Chicago
France
FE. F. Hulbert
San Francisco
Hulbert
South Norwalk
Conn
J.C -Hammond
Thomas A. Jackson
M. F. Laffan
Philip Mower
C. H. Wagener
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Guarant&e Trust Co
N.Y
Remsen St
Eklyn
Fulton St
Jamaica
Gprcnt
CALLE
A. G. Hunt
Washington, D. C
Albert Bierstadt
N. A
Buffalo
Selkirk Range
Mount Tacoma
Washington
Golden Gate, California
Edward Bierstadt
Thomas E. Kirby
American Art Association, Managers
East
Madison Square South
oOhe
Ellen Glasgow
Virginia
America
Countfy Lite
Tur Canor Magaun
Doubleday. Page & Co
lewis & @ancer
41St St
Lake Shore
Superb
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
ST. Louis
California
Uneeda
Cluett
Victor Talking Machines and Records
Che Blciaon
Shioe
Dent Life Funds
Émmon Govad
Stockholders’ Committee
Aid In Inquiry
W. F. King
Metropolitan Committee
Public Service Board
Supt
Spencer
Aquarium
Mr. Spencer
Seal No. 2
Seal
Morse
Otto C. Heinze
Meriden Brita CO
Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer Institute
West 34Th St
Dr. Aked
Thomas W. Lawson
Magazine
Ridgway Company
Union Square
Mr. Lawson
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