Ryan Plan Reforms Committees At Mutual Life Face Debates
The board reconstitutes finance and other committees with most old finance members retained except Haven and Henderson. New bylaws favor a strong finance panel while insiders like von Post Bow and others seek board retirements amid renewed scrutiny of prior lavish salaries and alleged accounting gaps.
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Expenditures Committee
Finance Committee
McCurdy
George G. Haven
Mutual
Peabody
McClintock
Clé
G. G. Haven
Charles R. Henderson
Robert Olyphant
James C. Heiden
Charles E. Miller
G. P. Miller
Milwaukee
Thomas H Bowles
Mutual Life
McMillan
Detroit
W. W. Stevenson
Rock Island Railroad System
W. W. Richerts
Walter S
Megally
Truestale Committee
Paul Morton
The
Baquitatie
James Hagen Hyde
William A. Day
Society
William Alexander
Joel G. van Cise
H. R. Winthrop
Morton
Gage E. Tarbell
George Wison
George T. Wilson
Alexander
T. de Witt Cuyler
Brooklyn
Hornblower
Paul D. Cravath
Ryan
Grover Cleveland
Hyde
Thomas D. Jordan
William H. McIntyre
Armstrong
McAndrews Forbes Books Ordered By Court In Tobacco Case
Judge Lacombe ruled the McAndrews Forbes Company must produce its minute books and letter press copies to the federal grand jury. The ruling follows prior appeals by DeLancey Nicoll and cites Supreme Court distinctions between corporate and individual recipients in production of books and papers for investigation.
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McAndrews & Forbes Company
American Tobacco Company
Federal Grand Jury
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Henry W. Taft
Tobacco Trust
Hale
DeLancey Nicoll
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Nicoll
McAndrews & Forbes
Bryan Endorsed by Ohio Democrats in 1896 Subdivision
A Times-Star dispatch from Marion reports that William Jennings Bryan was formally endorsed for the Presidency in 1896 by the Democrats of the second sub division of the 11th Judicial District. The district includes Marion Crawford and Wyandotte counties, and the endorsement was announced today.
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Cincinnati
Times-Star
Marion
Ohio
William Jennings Bryan
Marion, Crawford
Wyandotte
Senators named to tax commission in Albany
Albany May 31 Lt Governor Bruce announced five Senate members Lewis Malloy Grady Hinman and Saxe will serve on the fifteen member special legislative tax commission to investigate taxation and report to the next Legislature. The Assembly five and five citizen members named by Governor Higgins complete the panel.
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Albany
Bruce
Lewis, Malloy
Grady
Hinman
Saxe
Senate
Special Legislative Tax Commission
Wadsworth
Higgins
City News In Brief Summary Of Local Incidents
Philip Lipowitz newspaper carrier fined ten dollars for disorderly conduct at Manhattan terminal of Brooklyn Bridge. unable to pay, committed to the Tombs for ten days. Teachers College equipment exhibit open to Sunday school teachers today and tomorrow afternoon in the college museum. Charity Society appeals for forty dollars to buy an artificial arm for a young African American. Luigi Iasialli acquitted at coroner's inquest into Virginio Prenzini death. rearrested and sent to Tombs without bail. Antonio Agamento, a Northport Russian Jew, died from wood alcohol. a fourth member of the party likely to recover.
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Philip Lipowitz
Manhattan Terminal
Brooklyn Bridge
Teachers College
the College
Luigi Iasialli
Eastith St
Virginio Prenzini
Antonio Agamento
Northport
Long Island
Wood Alcohol
Broker Wade Arrested in Grand Larceny Case Over Underwriting Deal
Henry R. Wade a broker at 9 West 7th Street was jailed on a grand larceny warrant issued May 29 by Magistrate Barlow. The charge stems from a $75 alleged advance for underwriting bonds of the New Ontario Lumber Company, tied to the Imperial Trustee and Empire Bond and Securities firms. Baguley, from Kingston, alleges Wade promised to place the bonds through Imperial Trustee of New Jersey, while suspects linked to the same umbrella swindling case faced prior arrests in Jersey City and Philadelphia.
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Henry R. Wade
West 7Th Street
Barlow
Joseph Baguley
West 18Th Street
New Ontario Lumber Company
Kingston
Ont
Wade
Empire Bond and Securities Company
William Street
McConville
John McKenzie
Mayo
Baguley
Gordon
House of Parliament
New York
Charles Phillips
Phillips
Etramiona
H. J. Taft
H. R. Wade
Imperial Trustee Company of New Jersey
McIintyre
Lockwood
Imperial Trustee Company
Jacobs and Cortelyou
John L. White
Clyde Colt
Vanderbilt Building
Frederick Waugh
Philadelphia
Foster Hooper
Hanover Bank
Boston
Post Office
Ruxton
Ruxton and Colt, In New York; Waugh
Hooper
New Jersey
White
West Side Subway Plan Backed by Court Commission
A commission appointed by the Appellate Division endorses the Seventh and Eighth Avenue route, urging rapid construction of a two to four track West Side subway from Battery Park to Chambers Street with a total estimated cost around 55.7 million dollars and a 360 million borrowing capacity for 1908.
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Seventh and Eighth Avenue
Supreme Court
Randolph Guggenheimer
Patrick A. Whitney
R. Burnham Moffat
Central Park West
Sth Street
Cortland
Dey
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Board of Estimate
Chambers Street
West Broadway
Greenwich Street
Terminal Loop
Battery Park
Rapid Transit Commission
Rapid Transit Act
Murray Street
Battery Place
Central Parks West
West 62d Street
Chambers and
Barclay
City Hall
Steamer Erin Split in St. Clair River Collision
In fog on May 31 the upbound steamer Erin towing the schooner Danforth was struck by the steel freighter Cowles in the St. Clair River near St. Clair. Five crew members drowned. The Cowles stopped downstream after the crash to report to owners by telephone.
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St. Clair River
Detroit
Erin
Danforth
Cowles
St. Clair
Thomas Conlon
Thorold
Ontario
United States Transportation Company
Cleveland
Montagu
Judge fights Twentieth Century Club claim at Madison Square Garden case
Deputy Police Commissioner Mathot denounces a traveling group using the Twentieth Century Club name as a cover for boxing men in Jefferson Market Court. Witness Pollock admits membership but wavers, while defense objects as Mathot seeks to prove an illegally used alias and separate incorporated club existence.
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Mathot
Harry Pollock
Jefferson Market Court
Madison Square Garden
Twentieth Century Club
Pollock
Patrick Powers
Mathet
Defalcation Ties Hurley Firm to Assignment in Philadelphia
The banking and brokerage house William H. Hurley & Co. assigned for creditors after suspending operations amid suspected employee account discrepancies. William H. Hurley Jr. is ill and admits defalcation factors in the filing, while assignee George T. Hunsicker declines to reveal liabilities, believed not large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William H. Hurley & Co
Wiliam H. Hurley, Jr
George T. Hunsicker
Subway survey stirs Broadway merchants over potential tunnel
Upper Broadway firms protest a proposed subway branch from 14th to 24th streets citing risks to pile foundations and surface surface disruption. Businessmen fear damage to Minetta Brook piles, surface congestion, and economic impact if a tunnel is pursued, while officials note surveys citywide and past tunnel experience.
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Upper Broadway
19Th
20Th Streets
14Th
Broadway
Low
42D Street
Edward S. Hatch
Lord & Taylor
20Th Street
42D
14Th Streets
Minetta Brook
14Th Street
George Taylor
Aitken, Son & Co
18Th Street
Hatch
Sewer fraud sentences stayed in Brooklyn case
Justice Gaynor of the Supreme Court Brooklyn granted a certificate of reasonable doubt to William O. Miles, a lawyer convicted of conspiracy in sewer frauds. He cited prejudice against lawyers who drum up trade. Miles and his clerks Wells and Wandell will have their sentences suspended by the certificate.
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Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
William O. Miles
Miles
Wells
Wandell
Guard for Lincoln's Cabin Heads to Homecoming Week
A Kentucky militia detail under Captain Neville Bullitt will depart Louisville tonight to guard the Lincoln birthplace cabin in New York City for Homecoming Week ceremonies. The cabin will tour major cities between New York and Louisville, starting June 5 from the East.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Neville
Bullitt
New York City
New York
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac For Today
The notice lists sunrise and sunset times, moon position, and high water for Sandy Hook and Gov. Island. It notes the Baltic docking today around 7 45 a m and the Moltke docking around 2 pm, per wireless reports.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Heill Gate
Baltic
Soseplay
Stasconset
Moltke
Wireless
Transpacific Mais Close in Northbound Destinations and Steamers
Shipping notices list routes Hawaii Japan Corea China and Philippine Islands Hong Kong Maru via San Francisco with June schedules. Dakota via Seattle departs June 2 at 6:00pm Hawaii Alameda via San Francisco June 5 at 12:30am, and Empress of Japan via Vancouver June 5 at 6:00pm. Shawmut via Seattle June 6 at 6:00pm.
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Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Dakota
Seattle
Alameda
Emess
Vancouver
Victoria
Shawmut
Beach Cleanup Plan After Sea Dump Off Gedney Channel
Commissioner Woodbury reports on the incinerator fire at Barren Island and the planned sea disposal of city garbage fifteen miles southeast of the fairway buoy. He notes possible six month repair time and outlines beach protection measures with daily reports from officials and coast guard coordination to remove any floating organic waste.
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Woodbury
Barren Island
Admirals Evans
Brownson
Fairway
Gedney Channel
Rockaway
Coney Island
Jersey
Department of
United States
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings Across Atlantic Ports
Ships arrive and depart with passengers and cargo from Genoa Naples and Leghorn to New York and Philadelphia. Innsbrook K Albert Principessa Laetitia Roma Bodo City of Birmingham Jefferson Benefactor sail from Sandy Hook for Havre Hamburg Portland Havana and more with quarantine and bar arrivals noted.
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Arabistan
Argentina
Norton
Campeche
Ward
Niagara
Bahamas
Cedric
Livy
White Star
Rio Grande
Mobile
St Louis
Southampton
Etruria
Liverpool
Cunard
Vaderland
Korona
St Thomas
Pana
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Minnehaha
London
Konig Albert
Naples
Savannah
Princess Anne
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Hamilton
Innsbrook
Kerr
Manzaniilo
Munson
K. Albert
Ger
Feven
Genoa
Gibraltar
Cirichs & Co
Mdse
Principessa Laetitia Utal
Montanari
Leghorn
Girgenti
Messina
Palermo
Rigiers
Hirzel, Feltmann @& Co
Roma
Fry. Joubert
J Wn Elwell & Co
Moise
Bodo
Nor
Larsen
Port Antonio
Atlantic Fruit Company
Arriv
City of Birmingham
Smith
Ocean
Jefferson
Dole
Newport News
Old Dominion Ss Co
Benefactor
Swain
Philadelphia
Clyde Ss Co
Mdise
Sandy Hook
Movements Of Steamers From Foreign Ports
Liverpool harbor reports arrivals including steamers Oceante Cameron and La Plata sailing for New York and Kingston. Other ships bound for New York include Dagnel and Koranna with multiple lines listed. Sailed vessels include Kaiser Wh and Kaheim der Grosse toward Cherbourg and Bremen.
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Liverpool
Oceante
Cameron
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