Mutual Reserve Cuts Salaries in Major Retrenchment
The Mutual Reserve Insurance announces a broad retrenchment plan after forming a pruning committee led by treasurer Harper. President Burnham's pay is cut in half, vice-president's by two-thirds, and counsel's by 40 percent. Medical director salary rises to 9,000, secretary to 4,500, and half a dozen lower clerks are dropped. Further savings target 89,000 to 150,000 in home office expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Reserve
Tribune
Home Office
Burnhams
Armstrong
F. A. Burnham
Eldridgs
George Burnham, Jr
George W. Harper
Harper
Alva Collins
James W. Bowden
Leost
New York
No. 209
Broadway
Haynes-Harper
Haynes
Harper Eerolana
Insurance Firms Withdraw From Texas Markets
The Equitable Life Assurance Society will cease writing new business in Texas and withdraw from the state on July 1 due to the Robertson bill and new tax laws. New York Life makes a similar move on the same date. Albert McClave resigns as inspector of notes for Metropolitan territory to enter the bond business, with William H. Harris succeeding him 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
Yorx Life
William H. Harris
Pacific Coast
McClave
Cowboys and fugitive captured by Jamaica Mounted Patrol
Witnesses testify a swift horse ride as Patrolman Winkleman bursts into a Jamaica house and captures Tony, an Italian fugitive. A five to six inch dirk and cartridges are found on the prisoner. Tony, alias Tony Wes, held without bail on attempted robbery and weapon charges after the Jamaica bar episode at 96 South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkleman
Jamaica Police Precinct
Tony
Wes
South Street
Jaemaica
Merle Felano
Moranéo Alfredo
Jamaica
Appeals for Charity Help Widow and Crippled Girl
The Home for the Friendless appeals to the public for railroad fare to aid an American widow who supports herself by sewing and reading a rest. Funds are sought to cover board in the country after arrival. Donations may be sent to Mrs J Hallock, treasurer, Bronx with designation For Widow or Crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hallock
Bronx
Governor to attend East Side dinner postponed
Governor Hughes sent word that he cannot attend the Clinton Hall dinner in his honor tonight due to the moving of the Legislature. The East Side postponed the event to next Thursday as ticket demand was enormous and many could not be accommodated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
James
Hamilton
University
Clinton Hall
Buffalo society invites Henry Watterson for July Fourth address
Buffalo based Society of Western New York asks Henry Watterson of Louisville to deliver a Fourth of July address at the Society’s hall. The request comes as the group discusses the occasion and the potential presidential candidate’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
John Sayles
The
Society of Western New York
Henry Watterson
Louleville
Society
Atlercon
Trustees denied substitute in Mrs Eddy property suit
In Concord on June 5 Judge Chamberlin denied the three trustees petition to be substituted as plaintiffs in the Eddy property accounting suit. The next friends include G W Glover and others. the petition faced opposition from the plaintiffs led by William E Chandler. Deposition summonses were issued for several defendants and hearings set for July 1 with further motions and possible competency findings for Mrs Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Eddy
Eddy
Messrs. Streeter
Hollis
Henry M. Haker
Archibald McLellan
Josiah E. Fernald
Streeter
Mrs. Eddy
Chamberlin
Boston
Frederick W. Peabody
New Plan for Batteries Mobilizes New York Guard
The New York National Guard evening reports a radical shift in practical instruction as all batteries mobilize in New York City tomorrow. Major David J. Rumbough commands a provisional battalion with adjutant Lieutenant Samuel Frankenberger. Batteries include O'Ryan, Wilson, Laing, and Tracy, arriving from Binghamton. Camps open at Van Cortlandt Park Friday night and Ossining Saturday amid heavy rain disruptions yesterday.
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Nght
New York National Guard
Peekskill
David J. Rumbough
Samuel Frankenberger
U.S. A
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 of Hackettstown N J begins its annual commencement exercises tomorrow and runs to June 12 Routes to Hackettstown via Barclay Christopher and 23d street ferries and trains from Easton at 7 06 9 00 1 08 and 4 40 p m Sunday sermons by Rev Dr Eldridge from the M E church an art student exhibition Monday and Tuesday with a luncheon on Wednesday at the school dining room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Hackettstown
N. J
Barclay, Christopher
Ee. m
Easton
Gardner Elridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn Heights Seminary Holds Fifty Fifth Commencement
The fifty fifth commencement of Brooklyn Heights Seminary was held yesterday afternoon at the Heights Casino on Montague Street Brooklyn. Headmaster James Croswell of the Brearly School gave the opening address while Rev H P Dewey spoke on Reading from the Bible and Prayer. Graduates included Martina Lydia Balch Antoinette Reeve Butler Lillian Emelin Scrymser Edith Isabelle Smith Marjorie Speers Mildred Leona Zellhoefer and elen Bromell Jourdan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Heights Seminary
the Heights Casino
Montague Street
Brooklyn
James ©. Croswell
Brearly School
H. P. Dewey
Martina Lydia Balch
Antoinette Reeve Butler
Lillian Emelin Scrymser
Edith Isabelle Smith
Marjorie Speers
Mildred Leona Zellhoefer
Elen Bromell Jourdan
Reconsider Sunday Law Change Core House Action
Boston June 6 The House of Representatives reconsidered its action on the Sunday laws bill passed yesterday A motion to refer to the next General Court was carried 97 to 97 a tie vote broken by Speaker Cole
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
House of Representatives
Cole
Five Italians lodge steerage complaint at port
Five Italians who recently arrived from Mediterranean ports filed a complaint with Nevada N. Stranahan, Collector of the Port, regarding steerage treatment on the steamship eria, saying they were forced to eat rations standing for most days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Nevada N. Stranahan
Eria
Is Overcapitalization of Railroads an Evil at New York Dinner
At the Economic Club of New York first dinner at the Astor, professors, a lawyer, a railroad man, and a financier debated railroad capitalization. Speakers warned against stock watering while noting both under and over capitalizations and urging clear issue purposes and public accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Club of
New York
Hotel Astor
Stuyvesant Fish
H. T. Newcomb
Washington
Mr. Fish
Newcomb
Henry Clews
Clews
INGR
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jay Gould
Theodore Roosevelt
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Boston Economic Club
Francis Lynde Stetson
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Mr. Stetson
Joseph French Johnson
New York University School of Commerce
United States
Italian Style Atlantic Passenger Lines Listings
A dense, multi line timetable of ships and routes from New York to Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen Naples Genoa and beyond. Names Kronprinz Kalser Genny HOBOKEN Hamburg American Line and Red Star Line appear with sailing dates from June to August and multiple ports including Plymouth Cherbourg Antwerp Dover and New York. Trade notes mention travelers checks and office addresses.
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Neckar
K. Luise
K. Albert
Itrene
P. Irene
Bremen
Diers
Hoboken
Oflrichs & CO
Broadway
Louis H. Meyer
Walnut St
Palla
Hamburg-American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Bluecher
Pretoria
P.line
Kais
Patricia
Walderset
Ritz-Carlton
Girpaltar
Naples
Genoa
tHamturg
Duce
Pier
Southampton
ST. Louis
Eee Ees Et Aansaa
RED Star Line
Pier 14
New York
Dover Antwerp
Aperland
Jta
Reece A
NEW
Yons Qnstown
Liversoot Shaltic
Cedric
Celtic
Plymouth Cherr G Southampton
Matestic
Siadriatic
Teutonic
Passengr
Broadway Freight
Whitehall Blade
Battery Pi
Cambric Skirts Description with Lace Inset Details
A description of knee length cambric skirts featuring lawn fabric, four wide lace inserts or ruffles, open embroidery and tucks noted as decorative elements. The item emphasizes light fabric and decorative trim typical of period apparel.
Elegant trimmed hats and accessories sale rundown
Classified item listing for hats, toques, bonnets, rose wreaths, broad wings for sailors, and pompoms. Noted prices range from under two dollars to about ten dollars, with trims in chiffon ribbons sigrettes and floral accents. Promotions emphasize mature styles and new shapes, plus assorted ready hats and accessories.
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware For Wedding Gifts
A catalog style notice promotes solid silver and silver plated wares at moderate prices. It highlights sterling 925 fine, reliable makes, maker stamps, and a wide range of items from bonbon dishes to tea sets, candlesticks, and serving pieces with prices and finishes like French gray and quadruple plate.
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Rogers
Rogers al
Rogers Gravy
June Sale Values in Women and Children Apparel
Sale catalog highlights June values across women's underwear babies clothes corsets millinery and full women and misses dresses suits waists wrappers and petticoats includes shoes and boys and girls apparel detailing prices and promotions at the store.
Women Dresses for Graduation and Dressy Occasions
Spring purchases allow large stock of women’s dresses in white and colorways. Styles include nets, silk, Chantilly lace, and dotted Swiss with trims like lingerie and venise lace. Sizes 22 to 44, prices from .49 to 6.98 up to 45.98 for higher quality pieces.
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Insurance
Equitable and New York Life Dodge
Lone Star State
Watterson
State
C. Co
City News
Balvatore
Baltimore
Sing Sing
Ahe
Hess
Teils Economics
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Seligman
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
Bainhritwe Colby
Ocean Steamers
Rist Bureau
N. Y
Rector
Fplers
R. R. Tieker
Cunard Lines
North River
Liverpool
Queenstown
London
Paris
Umberia
Campania
Carmania
Latcanta
Etruria
Caronia
Fiume
Ginraltar
Trieste
Pannonia
Powis O
Point Comfort
Norfolk
Portemouth
Pinners Point
Newport News
Petersburg
Richmond
Virginia Beach
Washington D. C
NRL
Head St
I. Woodrow
New York City
Hall Park
28Th Street
Madison Avenue
Uh Street
Fifth Ave
Cook «& Son
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Curacao
Maracaite
San Juan
Philadelphia
Caracas
la Guayre
Mararaibo
Maracairo
Zulia
Holton, Mliss & Dallett
Wall St
Angror
Glasgow
Londonderry
Astoria
Fonia
Columbia
Aclim
Henderson Brothers
Porto Rico
Wier 1
Wall St Ferry
Hiladelphia
U. S
Oro
CLARK
ECR
Frank
Times Hidg
Mallory Steamship
Colorado
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Palm Reach
Fla
Key West
Ho H. Haymond
Gen
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South St
Samuel Newwittter
New Bowery
Bor
Manhattan
Mortemer
Oe Ee Party
McDonald-Wiggins Co
Breadway
Lone Island
Ty Hall
McDonald-Wiggins
McDonald Wiggins Co
Thomas Brennan
Gorman
Nassau St
Cortlandt
Remington
Smith-Pratons
Franklin
Williame
Gay
Madison Ave
Liberty St
Cortlande
Smith
Railroads
Snell Wew
Jersey
Liberty 51
West
Desis Marks
Lakewood
Lakehurst
Sumiays
Atlantic “City
Sail Routhe
Long Branch
Asbury Ark
Ocean Grove
North Asbury Park
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Highlands
Seabright
Monmouth Beach
Ehem
Allentown
Mauch Wilkeskarre
Scranton
Reading
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Williamsport
Liberty
St. Tel
Chesses
Astor
Union Square
125Th St
Colum- New York
Court St
Nostrand Av
Williamsburg
Samus
pSundays
Alberty St
Third Street
G. Iber
C. Hope
Pess
Hoyas Buling Wralns
Datty
Chicago
Pittsburg
Columbus
St.louis
Louis
Louis. Louis V
Louis V
Astor House
Greenwich St
Union Square W
Grand St
Fulton St
Aster & P. m
Bureau of Information
Chelsea
N.Y
H & Hartford R. R
Grand Central Station
4Th Ave
New London
Mster & Fitch
Putnam
Ville & Norf
Tarrington
Stockbridge
Lenox
Pittsfield
Mticket
cGrand Central Station
Cith St
Clase
Cs2
Columbus Ave
Third Ave
Nostrand
25Th St
iParior Car Limited
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Lewich Valley
Cortlandt and Desuresacwats
Biscus
Hudson River
Waylight
Paalial Steaners
Henueion Hudson
New - York
Albany
Lmy
Eklyn
Putton St
Iby
Seepeneeee St
Pandays
Catskill Mts
N and
M. Y
Torough
West Point
Newburgh
Pokeenste
Bert
Owell
West St
Highland West Point
Cornwall
Hambred
Milton
Poughkeepeale
Ronout
Kirgsteen
Raqsom River
Wight
Adirondack
N. R
Canal St
Hee
Troy
Citizens
Bean Line
AY F
N. Ft
10Th St
City
Tcket
Greater New York
New England
Fall River
Newport
Lye
Ft. Warren Se
Stra Prisetiia
Puritan
Providence
Baston
N.R
Murray St
F. M
Pilgrim
Norwich
Clarkson St
Ft. East
City of Lowell
Hampshire
New Haven
EL R
Mamnerster W. Chapin
Gentrat Hinsor Lome
Poughkeepsie
Rondout
N. BS
West 129Th St
Pier 24
Ea Ee SP
ST. Barts
Winthrow
West 3Sth
6Th Avenues
Iachinert
Geo. B. Eddy
Madison Sh
Eton
Nainsock
Wallace
Silk
Watsta
Hearn
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