Equitable board battle over resignations and bylaws
The Equitable case features calls for resignations of President Alexander and Vice President Hyde, debates on bylaws and chairman powers, and a plan to reorganize the executive committee. Senator Depew leads, with Ives and Smith urging resignations while Belmont and others resist, and a nominating committee forms to name a new chairman amid talks of insurance expertise.
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Poviety
Messrs
Alexander and Hyde
Depew
Ives
B Alexander
Alexander
Hendricks
HM. Alexander
Mr. Hyde
Low
Swan
Belmont
Frick
Alexander Said That He Did Not Want Mr. Belmont
James Hazen Hyde
Gage E. Tarbell
George T. Wilson
William H. McIntyre
Society
Thomas D. Jordan
H. ©. Deming
Alvin W. Krech
Valentine P. Snyder
Banking Institutons
Mesars
Orficio
August Belmont
Equitable Trust Company
Mercantile ‘Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
J. W. Alexander
Louis Pitt Chauncey M. Depew
George 11. Squire
Charles S Smith
Yn Snyder
Alvin W. Keech
William Alexander
John J. McCook
C. Ledyard Blair
Brayton Ives
James H. Hyde
Gage Tarben
B. Alexander
M. Hartley Dodge
Jr de Navarre
Bradish Johnson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
H. Z. Winthrop
George J. Gould
Thomas Tuckert
William J. McIntyre
H. M. Alexander
David H. Moffat
Joseph T. Low
Charles Stewart Smith
Hyde
Mr. Smith
Equitable
the Tribune
Mr. Krech
Executive Committee
H.C Deming
John J. McConk
Senator Depew
Valentine Snyder
D. H. Moffat
George H. Squire
William H. MacIntyre
Moffat
Witegerald
Forgan
Mc Way
Jen
Fase
Vice Gerald
Czar Seeks Peace Terms From Japan Amid Delicate Talks
The Japanese Minister Takahira prepares a dispatch to Tokyo as the President works to gain a definite idea on Japan’s peace terms. Takahira and Cassini trust the President’s impartiality while Ambassadors Speck von Sternburg and Durand monitor European advice. The White House delays a key cable from Meyer and awaits further developments.
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Ment
Takahira
Takehira
Japan
Takshira
Count Cassini
White House
Meyer
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Washington
Mortimer Durand
Europe
Washington Eyes Czar Desire for Peace Terms From Japan
Diplomatic Washington buzzed as reports from St Petersburg said the Czar sought Japan's peace terms. Japanese Minister Takahira met with the President at the White House, while ambassadors awaited transmitted messages and Cassini's report.
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Washington
Paris
Russia
Japan
Count Cassini
White House
Inquiry into securities department turmoil continues at Equitable
The son, third vice-president, and John Gilchrist head of the securities department testified before the Superintendent. The investigation will continue today with no forecast for end. Hendricks aims to file a report by mid next week as out of town agents converge near the building amid shared concern over business loss and expected formal action by a committee or the National or Metropolitan Association.
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Mr. Hyde
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life
John A. McCall
George W. Perking
New-York Life
Fiske
Equitable Board
Hyde
Morgan
Morgan Sources Would Be Considered, They Thought. Mr. Hyde
Gould
George J. Gould
Herrick
Columbus
Ohto
Kilburn
State Banking Department
Equitable
Equitable Trust Company
Hendricks
George T. Wil
John Gilchrist
Securities Department
The
Equitable Life Reports Decline in New Business Worldwide
Equitable Life Assurance Society directors heard Second Vice-President Tar hel] present 1905 five month figures showing total new business worldwide at 131,894,695, down about 750,009 from 1904. U S and Canadian agencies show a 5.2 million rise. foreign agencies fall about 60,000. May new business off by 8 million vs 1904. May 1905 for U S Canadian agencies up 500,000. Terminations and outstanding insurance trends noted, with resignations and sub-agent changes since May.
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Equitalle Life Assurance Society
Tar + hel
United States
Equitable
Protective Committee Urges Equitable Policyholders to Register
Boston June 7 the protective committees appointed by the New England policyholders of the Equitable Life Assurance Society call all policyholders to send their names to the committee The call notes that the Frick committee report and recent society developments reveal a dangerous condition for policyholders and the imperative to unite for protection
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Boston
New England
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Frick
Smithsonian clerk arrested for embezzling funds
Washington June 6 W. W. Garr a coursing clerk of the Smithsonian Institution was arrested today charged with embezzling forty nine thousand dollars of the institution funds.
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Washington
W. Ww. Garr
Smithsonian Institution
Russia to Open Peace Talks With Japan When Time Comes
Vienna reports that the Russian government has told its diplomats that peace with Japan is not yet possible and will be pursued independently once Russia decides the moment is right, with Count Cassini in Washington among those informed.
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Paris
Count Cassini
Scarlatina
Japan
Vienna
Washington
Russia
Ruseia
Reid Visits Landsdowne At Foreign Office In London
Whitelaw Reid the American Ambassador met Lord Lansdowne at the Foreign Office in London this afternoon. Paul Cambon the French Ambassador attended. The interview's purpose was not disclosed.
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M. Cambon
Foreign Office
London
Whitelaw Reid
Lord Lansdowne
Paul Cambon
Rojestvensky Reports Tac tical Movements During Battle
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky telegraphs from Tokio dated June 6 describing actions on May 27 against twelve Japanese battleships and cruisers, crew transfers aboard Kniaz Souvaroff and Bunny, objective shifts after injuries, Nebogatov taking command, and the surrender of Biedovy at Sasebo on May 31 with Nebogatov later at Saseho.
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St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Tokio
Kniaz Souvaroff
Bunny
Nebogatoff
Dmitri Donskoi
Oslyabya
Bledovy
Grozny
Biedovy
Sasebo
Saseho
Outposts Driven North in Japanese War Report
Tokio dispatch reports June 5 assault on Ma-Cha-Tun two miles north of Wet-Yuan-Pao repulsed. Japanese forces advanced to Sha-Ho-Tse nine miles east of Chang-Tu-Fu and held a neighbor eminence. Cavalry drove enemy north toward Chi-Chia-Tru and Ma-Chi-Tun. troops occupied nearby districts.
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Tokio
Ma-Cha-Tun
Wet- Yuan-Pao
Sha-Ho-Tse
Chang-Tu-Fu
Chi-Chia-Tru
Kwang- Ping
Ma-Chi-Tun
Chi-Pe-Tun
Russian fleet missteps in Far East battle explained
In Vladivostok June reporting says the Vladivostok squadron failed to sea and divert for Admiral Rojestvensky due to Rear Admiral Jessen lacking knowledge of the plan. Officers on Almaz and destroyers claim Japan kept the fleet under surveillance and no orders or route details were issued before May 23. The Bravi evaded via the Corean Strait.
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Rojestvensky
Jessen
Japan
Strait of
Corea
Almaz
Bravi
Corean Strait
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