Ryan Alone Owns Hyde Stock in Equitable Deal
Thomas F. Ryan asserts he is the sole owner of 502 shares bought from Hyde with a $2.5 million payment, denying any other party contributed or owes him. Trustees including Grover Cleveland, Morgan J. O'Brien, and George Westinghouse were named to oversee the majority stock, with seven directors elected by policyholders and the rest appointed by the trustees. The venture followed formal meetings at the Hotel Buckingham to finalize the trust deed and accompanying letters to policyholders.
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Thomas F. Ryan
The
Equitable Society
Hyde
Ryan
Cleveland
Mr. Ryan
Justice O'Brien
Mr. Westinghouse
Grover Cleveland
Morgan J. O’brien
George Westinghouse
Baquitable
Amsiranes Society
Thomas F. Tyan
James Haren Hyde
Hyun
Geed
Thomas F. Siyat
Hirde
Frick
Sarnloco
Messrs
Beick
Harriman
Buckingham Yesurday
Jia Root
Paul D. Cravith
Mr. Root
Mr. Untermyer
Mr. Cleveland
Equitable Soct
Hoot
Croyath
Cleveland Rhalrmum
George F. Parker
MH Ryan
Thon
Morgan J. O'Brien
Bookmakers Strike Shuts Met Turf Meetings Briefly
Bookmakers in the Metropolitan Turf Association joined a strike delaying wagers at the track. Managers and owners claimed advantage while the betting men insisted on refusals to take bets until post time. After a conference, the racecourse resumed operations with both sides claiming victory.
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Cintakers
Metropolitan Turf Associaton
Tenen
Elmost Baltano
Mets
Vie
Patrick Execution Set for August in Patrick Case
Albany June 1 The Court of Appeals set the week of August 7 for the execution of Albert T Patrick at Sing Sing Prison after denying his murder conviction appeal from William M Rice. Ex Senator Hill seeks further motions likely to obtain reprieve or stay, delaying action until October with court recess.
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Court of Appeals
Sing Sine
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
David B. Hill
Realism in Hungary ends in violent clash at Derekigyhas
Thres kilted and sixty wounded in a fight yesterday between strolling players and villagers at Derekigyhas Hungary. When the players failed to provide the advertised exhibition villagers grew threatening and a spectator had an ear bitten. A general fight followed but order was restored. Eighteen of the two united are seriously hurt.
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Sune
Derekigyhas
Hungary
United
Panamanian Revenue Carper Sailors From Norfolk Voyage
In Norfolk Virginia on June 1 the revenue cutter on patrol for the Republic of Panama departed New York for the Atlantic after fog delays. The vessel cleared the river and proceeded to watch for danger while reporting the crew’s condition and American-led support.
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Norfolk
New York
Republic of Panamis
Beldame Queen of All Wins Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Bel ame, a four year old mare by Octagon Bella Donna, won the twenty second Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. She followed fast pace and surged to triumph over Dellit and a tough field, earning the title mighty Beldame and proving she can come from behind when needed.
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Belmont
Sheepshead Bay
Beldame
James R. Keene
Dellit
Ben Brush
Viva
Kim
Prestonpans
Delhi
Adbell
Jacquin
Mason
Hilly Hurley
Mise Crawford
St. Gards
Muusati
Charlie Rowe
Weaver Digs Up Scandal Over $21 Million Filtration Contracts
Philadelphia June 15 Mayor Weaver ordered suspension of all work on the $21,000,000 filtration contracts and the city filtration engineer John W Hill resigned. Detectives guarded the plant. Thomas L Hicks took over at City Hall. Testimony at Frank Le Cayens trial implicates bidders and the firm Alsnams, with Israel W Durham and J P McNichol linked to ownership. Durham and J P McNichol left for Atlantic City as City Councils met in a largely orderly session and trolley franchise issues stalled.
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Weaver
John W. Hill
Thomas L. Hicks
Frank le Cayen
Caven
Daniel J. McNichol
McNichol
Durham
J. P. McNichol
Atlantic City
Republican
Traction Company
Secretary Hay Arrives Aboard Baltic for Rest Abroad
Secretary Hay and Mrs. Hay reached the Baltic late at night amid cheers from customs officials at Quarantine. He reported good health and noted benefit from rest abroad while declining to discuss political matters. The party, including Miss Wadsworth and Mrs. Payne Whitney, proceeded to the Whitney home after disembarking and traveling by car.
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Baltic
Snead
Bishop
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Bath
Reid
Great Britain
London
Dorchester
Whitney Lome
Washington Chosen For Russian Japanese Peace Talks
Washington will host the plenipotentiaries of Japan and Russia for a permanent peace convention. President Roosevelt sent notice that Washington is the meeting place, with possible adjournment to a northern resort if heated. The date remains to be decided. discussions favor August.
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Russia
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Agelock
Pan
White House
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Che-Foo
Loch
Sylph
Dolphin
Oyster Bay
Europe
Asia
United States
Spain
Paris
Ali
Avivance
Hisaln
Department of State
Hay
Fireworks Man In Jail
Adolph Hirschberg, 25, of 118 East 68th Street, a small Lexington Avenue stationery keeper, was arrested yesterday under a Fenal Code provision for selling fireworks before the legal time. He was held in $30 bail by Magistrate Crane pending examination next Monday after a prosecution in Brien court. An associate, Carroll of East 63rd Street, was involved in the alleged incident. One eye injury from a premature explosion led to the complaint and possible charges. The case concerns dangerous fireworks sales and adherence to licensing rules.
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Adolph Hirschberg
East
Lexington Ave
Poth-st
Brien Court
Auchuet BR. Carroll
Tls East Srth
Woman Seeks Presidency as Four Arrested at White House
Four individuals, two men and two women, were arrested at the White House by Secret Service officers after attempting to present a petition claiming to elect a woman as President. One woman produced a document she said certified her election, attested by the Chief Burgess of Washington, Penn, but police treated the act as a possible petition for favoritism.
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Washington
Jue
Withe House
Secret Service
Sodas
Prolice Headysarter
Tates
Burgees
Washinston
Penn
Extra Session Called in Hooker Case in New York
June 15 Olean New York Governor Higgins announces an extraordinary session of the legislature set for June 21 at noon in Albany to address the Hooker case and related issues. The proclamation references Article 4 of the Constitution and urges action while noting possible disputes over executive powers and due process.
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Warren
Tooker
Butters
Nevato
Governar Uwiccine
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