Trustees take control of Equitable stock as mutualization moves forward
Thomas F. Ryan declares sole ownership of 502 shares of Equitable Life Assurance Society stock. Trustees announce plan to vote stock for 13 directors with seven to policyholders and six to trustees. They urge policyholders to submit their director preferences by November 1 to guide elections and hasten the mutualization underway amid ongoing reports and reorganizational talks.
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Trustees control and stock rights in New York society case
The text outlines trustee powers and vacancies in a New York society agreement. It details unanimous trustee approval for stock votes, resignation and death handling, appointment of vacancies, dividend rights to the first party, five year terms with potential renewal, transfer of stock to trustees, and termination discretion. It also notes statements by Thomas F. Ryan and mentions two intervening petitions in the U S Circuit Court related to the Equitable Life matter, including holders Henry B. French and A P Davis with policies of 70 000 and 80 000 and 5 000 respectively.
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Morgan J. O'Br
George Wustin
Elihu Root
Paul D. Cravath
United States Circuit Court
J. Willcox Browne
Equitable Life, Assurance Society
Equitable
Henry B. French
Philadelphia
A. P. Davis
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Jerome on Equitable and the high finance crime debate
District Attorney Jerome voiced that Equitable Life officers committed acts morally akin to larceny, drawing a sharp contrast between “high finance” and theft. He cited public confusion after his prison term for Larry Summerfield and urged harsher action against fraudulent financiers. The Merchants’ Protective Association dinner honored his work alongside Senators Frawley and Saxe regarding legislative amendments to penal statutes.
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Choate Ambassadors Return Honored by Bar Association
The Bar Association welcomed Joseph H. Choate after six years as ambassador to England. A reception at West 44th Street drew nearly two thousand invitations, with about five hundred bench and bar members in attendance. Elihu Root and ex Ambassador Choate greeted guests as an orchestra played. A supper followed in the large meeting room as more than a thousand judges and lawyers exchanged handshakes and conversations continued among notable figures. Cleveland mingled with guests escorted by John H. Cole.
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Notable New York Bar Association gathering and honors
Mr Parker escorts Mr Cleveland to a side gathering where a warm informal levee occurs. Mr Choate, praised as the old heart and head of the bar, speaks of goodwill from the English bar, presents a marble bust of Lord Russell, and invites the Lord Chief Justice to the annual meeting. Cleveland recalls meeting as ex president amid praise for leadership and mutual resolutions among key figures Root, Cleveland and Morton.
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NYC Population Near Four Million After Census
New York City census figures show a population rise of about 14 percent over five years, reaching roughly four million. Supervisor Thomas E. Brown Jr. notes dramatic increases in several Assembly districts, with some districts expanding to seventy nine or eighty election districts under the new returns. Completion of enumeration is expected within a week as more enumerators continue work.
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New York Law School graduates at Carnegie Hall
Commencement exercises at Carnegie Hall last night conferred the LL.B. degree on 170 graduates. Borough President Littleton of Brooklyn addressed the class, lamenting corruption and praising effort, government, and industry while condemning private gain from public power. Prizes awarded included S150 for the top day student to Reuben B Lind and S100 for the top night student to Ambrose Clarke Moore. Corwin Howell won the junior professorship.
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George Chase
Littleton
Brooklyn
Megain
Corean Straits
New York City
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Ambrose Clarke Moore
Corwin Howell
Jor Newark
Taft speaks at Miami University commencement
Secretary Taft delivers the eighty first Miami University commencement address in Oxford Ohio. He denounces criminal law maladminis tration and rising divorce rates while urging expansion of Chinese trade and prudent colonial responsibilities. The ceremony grants Taft and Cincinnati Public Schools head F S Dyer honorary doctorates.
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Forty- Fifth Commencement at St Elizabeth College
The College of St. Elizabeth in Convent Station New Jersey held its forty fifth commencement in Xavier Hall. Louise Geraldine Horgan delivered the bachelor oration on college women’s obligations and Margaret Josephine McMullen gave the valedictory on Moral Supremacy. Emma Read Murphy offered the salutatory The master word. Bishop O’Connor presided and conferred degrees.
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Ohio
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Railway Mechanics Convention At Coney Inland Event
The Railway Master Mechanical Association hosts its annual convention and reunion at Coney Island with a dinner at Manhattan Beach Hotel. A fireworks display at Pain's theater precedes the Bengos production Port Arthur opening Thursday the 2d.
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Wickes seeks real estate bond in blackmail case
Lawyer Thomas P. Wickes asks to substitute a $ real estate bond for the $1,000 cash bail in the Imp case tied to alleged blackmail and annoying letters under the alias Lewis Jarvis. District Attorney Jerome signals swift action as the case moves to the Criminal branch with a trial target set for next Wednesday.
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