Mutual Reserve Cuts Salaries and Office Costs
The Mutual Reserve sates a retrenchment drive cut the president’s pay by half, the vice president’s by two thirds, and the counsel’s by 40 percent. Aims include trimming home office clerks, reducing counsel costs, and examining leases to save tens of thousands annually. The pruning committee also proposes raising the medical director’s salary and the secretary’s pay, while dropping several lower clerks.
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Mutual Reserve
Tribune
Home Office
Burnhams
Armstrong
F. A. Burnham
Eldridge
George Burnham, Jr
George W. Harper
Harper
Alva Collins
James W. Bowden
Tost
New York
No. 20
Broadway
Haynes-Harper
Haynes
Harpe
Insurance firms withdraw from Texas over Robertson bill
The Equitable Life Assurance Society informed its Houston general agent that it will not write new business in Texas and withdraw from the state on July 1. New York Life issued a similar Texas exit effective the same day. Albert McClave, inspector of agencies for the Metropolitan territory, resigned from New York Life to enter bonds. William H. Barris succeeds McClave as supervisor of agencies for the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Houston
Tex
Texas
Equitable
Lone Star
New York Life
Albert McClare
William H. Barris
Pacific Coast
McClave
Cowboys and Fugitive Capture At Jamaica Saloon Raid
Mounted Patrolman Winkleman pursued and captured Tony, an Italian fugitive, after a Jamaica saloon hold up. A dirk and cartridges were found on the prisoner. Tony, age eighteen, faced charges of attempted robbery and carrying concealed weapons, with Moranéo Alfredo, eighteen, also involved. The incident drew loud cries as Mrs Felano alerted the neighborhood during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkleman
Jamaica Police Precinct
Tony
No. 96
South Street
Jamaica
Marie Felano
Moranéo Alfredo
Rockaway Road
Appeals for Charity Aid for Widow and Crip-Child
The Home for the Friendless appeals to the public for help paying railroad fare for an American widow who supports herself by sewing and reeds a rest. She will be boarded free after reaching destination. funds are asked to cover board in the country for a girl cures for life. Money may be sent to Mrs J Hallock treasurer 26 Woody Creat The Bronx marked For Widow or Crip-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hallock
Woody Creat
Bronx
Governor to attend postponed East Side dinner
Governor Hughes canceled a Clinton Hall dinner in his honor due to legislative duties. James B. Hamilton of the University Settlement announced the event would move to next Thursday to accommodate the large demand for tickets and ensure the gathering includes the East Side community.
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Hughes
James 8. Hamilton
University
Clinton Hall
Hamilton
Buffalo Society invites Henry Watterson for July 4 address
Buffalo leader June Sayles of the Society of Western New York plans to have Henry Watterson of Louisville deliver a Fourth of July address in the convention hall, Buffalo. The president seeks Watterson to use the platform to support a presidential candidate.
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Buffalo
John Sayles
The
Society of Western New York
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Wetterson
Mauwe
Trustees denied substitution in Mrs. Eddy property suit
In Concord on June 5 Judge Chamberlin denied the three trustees motion to replace the next friends as plaintiffs in an Eddy property accounting suit. The decision favored the next friends who oppose substitution. Depositions will be taken next, focusing on Mrs. Eddy’s mental condition.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Eddy
Henry M. Baker
Archibald McLellan
Josiah E Fernald
Mr. Eddy
Streeter
Mrs. Eddy
Chamberlin
Boston
Frederick W. Peabody
New Plan for Batteries Mobilizes New York Guard
The New York National Guard plans a radical shift in practical instruction as all batteries mobilize in the city for a march to Peekskill. Major David J. Rumbough leads with Adjutant Lieutenant Samuel Frankenberger. batteries include O'Ryan Wilson Laing Tracy. The first camp is Van Cortlandt Park Friday night, second at Ossining Saturday. heavy rain yesterday disrupted work.
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Nght
New York National Guard
Peekskill
David J. Rumbough
Samuel Frankenberger
John F. O'Ryan
David Wilson
George E. Laing
Edwin H. Tracy
Binghamton
1St Battery
van Cortlandt Park
Ossining
Cen tenary Collegiate Institute Commencement Plans
The Cen tenary Collegiate Institute in Hackettstown N J announces its annual commencement exercises will run from tomorrow through June 12 with access by Barclay Christopher and 23d street ferries and various Easton trains. Rev Dr Gardner Eldridge of the M E church will preach Sunday. Art exhibition by students to be shown Monday and Tuesday. A luncheon is set for Wednesday at the school dining room.
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Centenary Collegiate Institute
Hackettstown
N. J
Barclay, Christopher
Easton
Gardner Eldridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cw Jersey Gemtral
Liberty 51
West
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Lakewood
Lakehurst
Long Branch
Asbury Ocean Grove
North Asbery
Ocean Grove
Bobie
Hook
Atlantic Highlands
Seabright
Monmouth Beach
Asbury Park
N. R
Pier 10
N. R.cedar St
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauchchan Wilkeskarre
Scranton
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Williamsport
Liberty
Astor
Broadway
Union Square West
Colum- New York
Court
Nostrand
Brooklyn
Siamsburg
New York
pSun
Aberty St
West Twenty-third Street
G. Besler
C. Hope
Mer
Pess
Brooklyn Heights Seminary Commencement at Heights Casino
The fifty fifth Brooklyn Heights Seminary graduation was held yesterday afternoon at the Heights Casino on Montague street, Brooklyn. Headmaster James Croswell opened, the Rev. H P Dewey spoke on Reading from the Bible and Prayer. Graduates include Martina Lydia Balch Antoinette Reeve Butler Lillian Emelin Scrymser Edith Isabelle Smith Mariotie Speers Mildred Leona Zellhoefer and Elen Bromell Jourdan.
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Brooklyn Heights Seminary
the Heights Casino
Montague Street
Brooklyn
James ©. Croswell
Grearly School
H. P. Dewey
Martina Lydia Balch
Antoinette Reeve Butler
Lillian Emelin Scrymser
Edith Isabelle Smith
Mariotie Speers
Mildred Leona Zellhoefer
Elen Bromell Jourdan
Reconsider Sunday Law Change In House Action
Boston June 6 The House of Representatives reconsidered its action on the Sunday laws bill passed yesterday and carried a motion to refer it to the next General Court to 9 A de volte was broken by Speaker Cola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
House of Representatives
Cola
City News in Brief Highlights Several Local Legal Cases
Five Italians arriving from Mediterranean ports filed a complaint with Nevada N. Stranahan about steerage conditions aboard the steamship, claiming meals were mostly eaten standing. Eight jurors were selected for the trial of Balvatore Governale, accused of fatally shooting two patrolmen in Washington Square on April 14. Louis Albert, facing extradition to Philadelphia on multiple marriages, was arraigned in the Tombs court. The grand jury returned two indictments against Detective Theodore D. Hess for kidnapping a 14 year old girl to Baltimore and for assault. Hess faces up to fifteen years on kidnapping and ten years on assault if convicted.
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Mediterranean
Nevada N. Stranahan
Balvatore
Baltimore
Sing Sing
Hess
Overcapitalization Debate At New York Economic Club Dinner
A dinner of the Economic Club of New York at the Astor hosted three professors, a lawyer, a railroad man, and a financier. Speakers argued whether railroad overcapitalization is evil, with calls for reform, transparency, and government oversight to curb stock watering and protect investors.
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Economic Club of
New York
Hotel Astor
Stuyvesant Fish
H. T. Newcomb
Washington
Mr. Fish
Newcomb
Henry Clews
Clews
Inter - Commerce Commission
Jay Gould
Howlin
Theodore Roosevelt
Transatlantic and domestic liner schedules and services
A dense listing of fast express routes and passenger ships from Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen and Hamburg to New York Southampton Gibraltar Naples Genoa and other ports. It includes vessel names such as Kronprinz Kais er Wilhelm II Barbarossa Moltke and more, with sailing dates times and service notes across multiple lines and offices in Hoboken New York and Baltimore.
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Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
SP. Alice
Barbarossa
Kurfuerst
Friedrich
Naples
Genoa
Neckar
K. Luise
K. Albert
P. Irene
Genon Miers
Hoboken
Aman Lloyd Travellers
Oflrichs & CO
Broadway
Louis Ho Meyer
Walnut St
Palla
Hamburg
Bluecher
Pretoria
Kais
Dune
Patricia
Waldersee
Gibraltar
Moltke
tHasa Gymnasium
Elegant trimmed hats bargain sale antebellum listing
A catalog of hats and millinery items with prices and descriptions. Includes elegant trimmed hats at ten dollars, reduced trims, upholsteries like ros e wreaths and broad wings for sailors, also toques, bonnets, rose wreaths, and pull pompoms in black or white with varied values.
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Wedding Ware Prices
Advertising a wide range of solid silver and silver plated tableware for weddings. Emphasizes 925-1000 fineness, maker stamps, and value with items like forks, spoons, teapots, tea sets, candelabra, nibble trays, and serving pieces priced from under a dollar to about twenty dollars.
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Rogers al
RaGiegitierre
Seencen Rogers Tabie
June Sale Values in Women's Underwear and Apparel
A retailer promotes a June sale on women’s items including underwear babies clothes corsets millinery and dresses suits waists wrappers and petticoats. The ad also highlights boys and girls clothing shoes and general women’s fashion values.
Dressy Women’s Gowns for Graduations and Weddings
A showroom announces a range of women’s fancy dresses in white and decorative fabrics including Nets Point d Esprit China Jap Silk Crepe de Chine and Lingerie Dresses in Dotted Swiss Lawns and Batiste. Princess and two piece styles trimmed with Venise Val or Chantilly lace embroidery medallions ribbons. Sizes 22 to 44. Spring stock gains enable purchases of dresses from 7.98 to 69.98.
Hammocks Offer Largest Varied Assortments in City
Hammocks advertise a wide selection from baby size to large options with prices ranging from .49 to 6.98, highlighting the largest assortment in the city.
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Equitable and New York Life Dodge
Lone Star State
Watterson
State
City News
Teils Economics
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Seligman
Roosevelt
Josiah Quincy
Boston Economic Club
New Club
Francis Lynde Stetson
Indianapolis
Mr. Stetson
Joseph French Johnson
New York University School of Commerce
United States
John Bates Clark
Charles A. Conant
Seth Low
A. B. Hepburn
John G. Milburn
James Speyer
John Claflin
Norman Hapgood
Thomas R. Slicer
Herbert Parsons
Rollo Ogden
John G. Agar
John B. Clark
Lawson Purdy
C. M. Borgstrasser
Edward B Whitney
Henry Clewz
Bainbritge Colby
Ocean Steamers
R. R
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Piers
Pie Plymou A Herr
Southampton
York
Paul
RED Star Tier
Pier New York
Dove Ser Band Hk
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Majestic
Siadriatic (New
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Oceanic
Azos—Mediterra AN
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Whitehall
Battery Pt
North River
Liverpool
Queenstown
Passeng
London
Paris
Umbria
Campania
A. M. Carmania
Lucanta
Etruria
Caronia
Fiume
Navles
Trieste
Pannonia
Carpathia
Slavonia
State St
the Fattery
Apy ‘Oi
Point Comfort
Norfolk
Porte ‘South
Pinners Point
Newport News
Firsburg
Richmond
Virginia Beach
Washington, D. C
Pier 26
Head St
Winoop Row
Cook
New York City
City Hall Park
28Th Street
Madison Avenue
Mth Street
Fifth Ave
Windsor Arcade
THOS
Cook & Son
la Guasra
Puerto Cabello
Cura
Maracaibo
Curacao
San Juan
FP. B
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Zulia
Boulton, Bliss & Dall General Managers
Wall St
Anghor L
Glasgow
Lon
Ethiopia
Caledonia
Verson Brothers
Apm
Porto Rico
Wal St Ferry
S. Caracas
Lton, Bliss & Dallett
Orient Xorks Ksc
S.S
Europe
Frank
Clark
Times Bidg
Mallory Steamship CH
Colorado
Mexico
New Mexico
Ona
California
Georgia
Fla
Raymond
Gen. Mer
Samuel Newwitter
Rer
New Bowery
Boroush
Manhattan
Seared Eerstege
McDonald-Wigegins Co
Long Island
New York City Hall
McDonald-Wiggins
McDonald-Wiggins Co
Sth Ave
Thomas Frennan
West 8Th St
New York LT
Nassau St
Cortlandt
Remington
Smith-Preman
Franklin
Williames
Gay
Madison Ave
N.Y
Liberty St
Cortlande
Smith
Railroads
Baltimore & Curd R. R. Royal
Hington
Leiner
Shi Ton
Wy AB Shington
St. Li
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cine
Columbus
Pitt
Pittsburg Ue
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ST. Ouis Louey
St.louis.louis V
Astor Friouse
Greenwich St
Union Square W
Grand St. N. Y
Fulton St
West 23d St
Bureau of Information
R_R
Chelsea
Hartford R. R
Grand Central Station
4Th Ave
New London
Witlimantic
Spid
Worster & Fitch
Putnam
Lakeville & Norf
Barrington
Stockbridge
Lenox
Pittefield
cGrand Central Station
Union Square
Columbus Ave
125Th St
Chird Ave
Court St
Nostrand Ave
Dally
123Th St
Pari Car Limited
Lerich Foe
Afalo Express
Beffaio Expres Bun
Pantia
Hendrick Hudson
New - York
Albany
Hudson River
Eklyn
Desbrosses St
Wiest
Reeth
Yonkers
West Point
Newhugg
Rondout
Kingston Veralanten
Somive Oe Service
Peoples
Morselins
Albany Adirondack
Teave Pier
120Th St
Troy
Citizen Dean Lines
Pier 46
N. Ro
Ft. West 10Th St
City Tie
Greater New York
New England
Fall River
Newport
Fall River Lye
Warren St
Priscila and
Puritan Orchestra
Providence
East
Murray St
Pilgrim
Norwich
Clarkson St
E.R
City of
Lowe
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
N. RL
West 129Th St
Pier 24
West 220Th St
A.M
West 129Th
Catskill
Hudson and Aessage
ST. Bartemomew
Winthros Employment Bureau
West 38Th Street
Sth
6Th Avenues
Achiner
Geo. B. Eddy
Madison Eh
Wong
Eton
Nainsock
Silk
Milans
Rtns de Ces
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