Injunction Modified In Equitable Mutualization Case
The Appellate Division of the Brooklyn Supreme Court granted a modification to restraining injunctions on Equitable Life. It allows stockholders to elect twenty eight of fifty two directors by policyholders and lets directors proceed with the semi mutualization scheme. Attorneys for both sides argued the order and related appeals. Several related legal actions and personnel changes at Mutual Life and Equitable are noted, including salary cuts and examiner fee reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
William BR. Hornblower
Henry de Forest
Franklin B. Lord
Justice Maddox
Maddox
Equitable
Appelle
Court of Appeals
Jerome
Appeliste Iivision
George W. Perkins
Connecten W
New York Life
Couns
Richard A
Robert H. McCurdy
Mutual Life
The
Mutual
Joules A. Thebeud
Charles H. Raymond
Andirew C. Fields
Insurance Grand Jury
Thebeud
Carlsbad
Germany
Richard A. McCurdy
Tarbell
Three Poolrooms Raided By Warrants In City
Three suspected poolrooms were simultaneously raided by Warrants issued by Magistrate Wahle. Eight people were arrested as detectives forced entry into one building defended by an iron door. Names tied to the raids include Louis Tryple Alfred Peterson Jules Brandt and several others.
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Hodgin
Schmittberger
Wahle
Jefferson Market
Ty Dist Street
Broadway
John” Kelly
Sth Street
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
2 Street
Fifth Ave
West 4Is
McGee and Brown
Captain Hodgin
Lobmeyer
Stapleton and McDonald
Leon
Louis Tryple
Sixth Avenue
Ar TF
Alfred Peterson
Boston Road
Bethlehem Steel Work Plans and Department Enlargement
A report at 4 See of Bethlehem Steel Corporation was discredited yesterday claiming a water production start. The firm has been producing automobile parts and will enlarge the camel department.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Navy Yard Commandant Change at Pensacola
A telegram from Portress Va dated June 4 states Captain Robert M Berry of the navy yard Pensacola will relieve Rear Admiral Purnell F Marines as commandant. The July 7 notice confirms the transfer from Washington. The new captain, a Kentucky native and former executive officer at Pensacola, has served since May, 19.
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the Tribune
Portemet Va
Robert M. Berry
Navy Yard
Pensaco Fr
Purnell F. Marines
Revy Pepertiment
Washington
Caytals Toory
Pensacola Sautendant
Kentucky
Attachment and executions tied to New Jersey firm and properties
The item notes attachments on Bebro's Mercantile Agency at 130 Nassau Street and Fulton Furnace near 88 William Street, with two executions totaling $316 and $75 in favor of Eline T. Jester and others. A deputy sheriff attended, and a sale yielded about 500 dollars.
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Bebro
Mercantile Agen
Nassau Street
New Jersey
George P. Rowell & Co
Opy
Fulton Furnace
William Street
Eline
T. Jester
Robert Marten Dee
Eonts, Ates ‘Py Ood Paper Company
Gas Case Argued Over Confiscation of Gas Rates
In U S Circuit Court Judge Lacombe heard arguments on whether Consolidated Gas can charge $1 per thousand cubic feet for illuminating gas or must charge 8 cents under current law. The day-long hearing featured top counsel including Hughes Dillon Beck Mathewson Garver and Delany with extensive discussion of whether the rate is confiscatory and the validity of penalties under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Gas Company
United States Circuit Court
Charles E. Hughes
John F. Dillon
James M. Beck
Joseph H. Choate
The
John J. Delany
Corporation Counsel
Delany
Consolidated
Paul D. Cravath
John A. Garver
William N. Dykman
Charles F. Mathewson
Louis Marshall
Julius M. Mayer
Senator Page
Burr
Beck
Mathewson
Garver
Dillon
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
State Commission
Plate Commission
New York
Asistant Corporation
Law Tower
Gas Commission
Table of sizes and prices for blueprints and fabrics
Listing shows various fabric dimensions 72x90 and 72x108 inches with corresponding prices 2.25 2.95 3.25 3.50 4.25. Includes 90 x 90 id 990x108 and 72x77 inch references in a compact catalog line.
Hancock Consolidated Mining Company organized in Hancock
On June 4 in Calumet Thomas F. Cole and Amalgamated Copper officials with Lake Superior and Eastern associates formed the Hancock Consolidated Mining Company capitalized at 5000000 dollars to cover five copper districts under Hancock. The firm issued 100000 shares at ten dollars each. Three veins run through the property with one vein yielding sixteen million dollars at the adjacent Quincy mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet, Mich
Thomas F. Cole
Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Lake Superior
Eastern
North Butte
Calumet
Arizona
Hancock Consolidated Mining Company
Hancock
Quincy
Bankruptcy discharge granted to broker Alfred M. Lamar
A discharge in bankruptcy was granted yesterday on a special motion by Judge Holt in the United States District Court to Alfred M. Lamar the stock broker against whom an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
United States District Court
Alfred M. Lamar
Rooms and jobs in New York Tribune ads list
Full information on rooms and employment opportunities advertised by The New York Tribune Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Listings include seven rooms and bath refined widow, various furnished apartments, lost bankbook notice, and multiple help wanted jobs and secretary, stenographer, and sales positions with names and locations across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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The
New York Tribune
Broadway
Holden
Ofice
East Zist St
Help Wanted: Various Companions and Tutors Advertised
An assortment of 19th or early 20th century help wanted notices seeks companions chaperones governesses and tutors. Listings include an elderly companion for Europe a chaperone for three ladies a multilingual governess a stenographer and typewriter a bookkeeper and a Mount Holyoke math Latin and music tutor among others with contact initials and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holyoke
J.T
Tribune Owice
Army and Navy Orders and Vessel Movements in June
Washington June 4 reports issued orders across Army and Navy commands. Moves include Major Mallory to join his 12th Infantry, Lt Luhn to 5th Cavalry, Lt Meade to 11th, Yost to Manila, and dental and medical officers reassigned. Vessels Wolverine, Dubuque, Dolphin, Kentucky, Kearsarge, and others noted at various ports. June 2 3 4 saw ships sailing to North River, Provincetown, and Manila lanes with several ships commissioned or awaiting orders.
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ARMY
John S. Mallory
12Th Infantry
General Staff Corps
William F. Grote
18Th Infantry
Columbus Barracks
William L. Luhn
11Th
5Th Cavalry
William G. Meade
5Th
11Th Cavalry
John D. Yost
Honolulu
Manila
Rex H. Rhoades
San Francisco
Fort Sheridan
Hugo ©. Rietz
John A. Clark
Fort Oglethorpe
William G. Gray
William M. Graham, Jr
Lth Cavalry
Edward P. Nones
Artillery Corps
Fort Moultrie
Charles M. Bunker
Chauncey L. Fenton
Military Academy
Wolverine
Cleveland
Santiago de Cuba
Dolphin
Washington
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Provincetown
Maryland
North River
Eagle
Guantanamo
Ohio
Chattanooga
Galvester
Raleigh
Kobe
Greeting to Cardinal Gibbons Opens Knights of Columbus Meet
New Haven June 4 delegates and visitors converge for the Knights of Columbus annual convention. Cardinal Gibbons arrives to a half mile crowd at the station and will preside at a mass tomorrow at St Mary's Church. The day features welcome by Mayor Studley and host Rev John Coyle at St Johns. The convention opens after services and plans dedication of new headquarters Wednesday.
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New Haven
Cardinal Gibbons
John Coyle
St. John's Church
Studley
Knights of Columbus
Hetela
Edward L. Hearn
Father Coyle
Hearn
Daniel Colwell
Order
Newark
N. J
St. John's Rectory
St. Mary's Church
Tierney
Hartford
Another Telephone Franchise Bid by Ries in NYC
Elias E. Ries of 116 Nassau Street seeks a citywide telephone franchise for the United States Automatic Telephone Company. He promises far lower rates than Atlantic, claims a new advanced system, and urges the Board of Estimates to favor an independent contender over the monopoly. Proposed rates include 12 dollars annually for residence service, 24 dollars for business lines, with two cent intra borough, five cent adjacent borough, and ten cent intercity rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias E. Ries
Nassau Street
United States Automatic Telephone Company
Board of Estimate
Bureau of Franchises For Investigation
Ries
Atlantic Company
Mate
United States Automatic Company
Advertisement for Women’s Apparel and Dainty Dress Goods
A vintage ad highlights short dresses in lawn, cambric and nainsook with pleats yokes Dutch necks and trims. long slips in cambric and nainsook with lace and embroidery. babies caps and hats with embroidered details. and a large dress goods assortment praised for daylight-friendly display and popular colors and combinations.
June Sale Promises Great Values on Women Undergarments
Readable sections describe a June sale offering Cambric and Muslin chemises night dresses drawers corset covers and deep lawn flounces with lace and embroidery. Emphasizes large quantities and variety, with prices ranging from several cents to about 10 dollars, and notes no major telephone orders.
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Custer
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Bethlehem
Portsmouth Yard
Hunyadi
Janos
MR. Dillon
James McCreery & Co
Twenty-third Street
FORM
BIG Copper Mining Company
LAMAR
Tribune
11Th ST
Alabama
12Th ST
Marx Bros
N. Y. Carpet Cleaning Co
West 45Th ST
Bryant
W. H. Jordan
Edwin Lentz
Williams
Liamms
Riverside
F. Bohm
Harlem Rug Mfg. Co
59Th St
Plaza
Careful
East
48Th
COE & Brandt
G. Sellew
Fulton St
ST. Bartholomew's
Sd Ave
39Th St
East 125Th St
Finn Bros
Centre St
GEO. Brb. Eddy
Madison St
Bank For Savings
4Th Ave
Union Dime Savings Institution
Dines
Cafe Moretti
Sun. Heil
Moretti
Gurman
Nassauet
Cortlandt
Remington
Cran— Fall
Densmore
Yester Hammond
Gay
Weath St
Mae
Press Syndicate
Lockport
Good Business
E. C. Halliday
Haynga Pharmacy
Canal St
T. Y. Crowell & Co, Publishers
West Broadway
Para Press Syndicate
Swart Employment Bureau
A. W. Cor
Columbus
Powell
George J. Powell
A.C Wade
Sualersville
A. J
Volle
Commercial House
Kaiser
Sheperd Ave
Brookyn
Gradu
L. Box
Tribune Offee
Ee F. J. Prunier
Lake Placid
Wright
Jefferson St
Hoboken
M'Guire
127Th St
East 4Th St
Boston
Cloyne House
Newport
R. I
H. A. Moyer
General Delivery
Conn
J. H. Leahy
Eagle Ave
Bronx
John F. Owings
T. Martell
Bedford Ave
J. H. Blozenchius
Care
A. E Cammeyer
Berkeley Heights
East Mthst
Jaeger
Istave
Thomas Phelan
R. H
Box Tribune
W. Maher
Duffield St
J. Phil— Lips
Boulevard
Astoria
N. Y
Berky
Cleveland St
Millwright
Oscar Otto
Irving
Harlem
West 125Th St
Packer
Box
Tribune Office
J. Bennett
Addreag
J. G. Fairchild
le Rodney St
Jac. Lesser
Cretary
Union Square
Coe
Loeffler
Bergen St
Yale
DP. Navizio
City of Country
38Th St
37Th St
Juan Cruz
D. D
East 14Th At
Ae Ralph
McKibbin St
Andrew Rose
SH James St
Europe
L. L. Box AM
Sthave
New Land
E. B
C. V
West 2Th St
Lausanne
West
S8th St
Leah Levy
Orchard St
Remington and Underwood
C. Grimes
Atlantic Ave
ST West 16Th
Arate
Army and Navy News
Tribune Bureau
NAVY
E. H. Dureli
Naval Academy
H. W. Osterhaus
Louisiana
T. H. Streets
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
G. Pickerell
Franklin
Navy Department
Annapolis
League Island
Yankton
Don Juan de Austria
San Juan
Samana
Loutsiara
Norfolk
Dixie
Cardinal
West Fourteenth Street
West Thirteenths
Brussels
Eton
H S&s
Gale
Nainsook
Maslin
Masonville
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