Protests Lead to Equitable Society Charter Vote
Minority stockholders oppose mutualization of the Equitable Life Society as protests claim the amended charter shifts voting rights to policyholders. The meeting approved the charter 667 to 80 with 24 shares unvoted, while activists allege directors lack five shares and question trustee voting.
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Minority Stockone
Dea
Ge Ryan
Gey
Franklin B. Lord
Charles W. Morse
Alfonso Ge Navarro
Grover Geveland
Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Cleveland
James Hazen Hyde
Paul Morton
Lord
O’brien
Westinghouse
Messrs. Cleveland
O Brien
Stockholders
Society
Nni
Alto
Nereedi
Office of Directors
State Superintendent of Insurance
Leallty of Mutualization
Court of Appeals
Counel
Consus
Armstrong Imw
New Mutual Committee Shapes Control Of The Mutual Life
The new general committee of the Mutual Life Insurance board, with President Peabody as chair, directs executive functions, salary approvals, and officer retention at reduced pay for those aged sixty five. Members include George F. Baker and others tied to major banks, railroads, and insurers, signaling broad Morgan influence. Holden resigns. Pendergast to replace him as James C. Holden, longtime trustee, retires.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
McCurdy
Board of Trustees
Peabody
McClintock
George F. Baker
Charles R. Henderson
Dumont Clarke
Insurance and Agencies
Charles D. Dickey
Mortuary Claims Committee
John W. Auchincloss
First National Bank
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Erie
Lackawanna
New York Central
Henderson & Co
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
American Exchange National Bank
Adams Express Company
American Beet Sugar Company
The
Commercial Cable Company
Lawyers Title Insurance Company
James C. Holden
Mutual Life
J. Lynch Pendergast
National Safe Deposit Company
Liberty Street
Holden
Safe Deposit Company
Holden & Motley
J. C. Holden
Hermann C. von Post
Mr. Holden
Peahod
Samuel Untermyer
International Policyholders’ Committee
Untermyer
Paris
England
Actuarial Society of England
International Society of Actuaries
Governor Pattison Dies in Milford Ohio
John M. Pattison Governor of Ohio died at his Milford home at 4 2 this afternoon after a long illness. Physicians testified he could transact official business days before, and his private secretary Louis B. Houck described his failing condition as he oversaw state matters from bed. Pattison, born in Clermont County in 1847, served in the Civil War, built a career in insurance and law, and was elected governor November 7, taking office January 8. He leaves a wife and three children. his successor is Lieutenant Governor Harris.
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Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
L. B. Houck
Pattison
South
Louis B. Houck
Christ Hospital
Myron T. Herrick
Governor Pattison
Clermont County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Oho
Union Mutual Life
Hamilton County
Ashburn
Clermont-Brown
State Senate
Senate
Williams
Harris
McKinley
Untermyer Works With Germans On Insurance Body
Maurice Untermyer of the International Policyholders Protective Association met in Berlin to organize German representation on the central committee. A German member was named as Dr. Wiegand of Norddeutsche Zeitung with others from Cologne and Berlin. Representatives from France Britain and Holland will join American coff ee organizers and meet in Vienna the first week of July to plan coordinated action.
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Berlin
Maurice Untermyer
International Policyholders’ Protective Association
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Dr. Wiegand
Norddeutsche Zeitung
Louis Hagen
Cologne
Isador Loewe
Eugene Bock
Herr Hagen
France
Great Britain
Holland
Vienna
George Ogden Gordon Dies Community Leader and Port Coffee Importer
George Ogden Gordon longtime manager of the London and River Plate Bank at 61 Wall Street and noted coffee importer died in New York City on Saturday. He came from New Orleans to New York seventeen years ago and built a substantial fortune as a coffee trader with Johnston Gordon Co and later on his own. He belonged to the Union Knickerbocker Ardsley and New York Athletic clubs the Down Town Association the New York Chamber of Commerce and Holland Lodge No. 8 F and A M.
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George Ogden Gordon
London and River Plate Bank
Wall Street
Mr. Gordon
New York
New Orleans
Johnston, Gordon & Co
London
Rio Janeiro
Union
Knickerbocker, Ardsley and
New York Athletic Clubs
Down Town Association
New York Chamber of Commerce
Holland Lodge No. &, F. and
A. M
Pioneer California journalist George K. Fitch dies at 80
George K. Fitch, a well known California citizen and pioneer, died suddenly in San Rafael where he lived after his home burned in San Francisco. Fitch, once a newspaper publisher and state printer before 1856, co owned The Bulletin and Call with Lor ing Pickering. He retired from publishing years ago and focused on civic reform and local improvements.
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San Francisco
George K. Fitch
California
San Rafael
Loring Pickering
Bulletin and Call
The Rev John J Fay dies on East Side of city
The Rev John J Fay of the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel East 9th Street died yesterday morning at the rectory 2 Eastth street. He was ordained May 19 1894 at St Josephs Seminary Troy NY and served in one church during his career. He was among the best known clergymen on the East Side.
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John J. Fay
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
East 9Th Street
Eastth Street
Father Fay
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
N. Y
Astor Couple to Visit Virginia Summer Home Areas
Mr and Mrs Waldorf Astor, recently married in England, will arrive in New York from Europe on June 26 and proceed to Virginia. They will spend most of the summer at Mirab in Albemarle County, home of Mrs Langhorne's father Chiswell Dabney Langhorne, and also occupy the Dana Gibson cottage at Isles Brow for part of the heated season.
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The
Tribune
Richmond
Waldorf Astor
England
New York
Europe
Virginia
Mirad
Adolph Klauber
New York Times
Jane Cowl
Riverside Drive
Sith Street
Mrs. Klauber
Port Eaton
Long Island
Consecration Planned for St Mary the Virgin Church Chappaqua
The Church of St Mary the Virgin in Chappaqua will be consecrated Thursday by Bishop Seymour of Springfield assisted by Bishop Coleman who will preach. Funded by Rev Dr F M Clendenin a son in law of Horace Greeley it memorializes his daughter Muriel and will be presented to the diocese of New York after consecration. The design mirrors an English Hadley church built in Middlesex and involved sourcing stone and land donations from Mrs Clenden.
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St. Mary the Virgin
Chappaqua
Seymour
Springfield
Ill
Coleman
F. M. Clendenin
Horace Greeley
St. Peter's Church
West Chester
Muriel
New York
Hadley
Middlesex
England
Whenth
Chapqua
Clen
Prof Joseph Hardcastle Dies After Wagon Accident
Joseph Hardcastle senior professor of the School of Commerce at New York University died at his Brooklyn home from injuries suffered June 8 when struck by a wagon. Born April 22, 1827 in Craven England he taught in Scotland Belize and New York before teaching math at Grammar School 28. He later worked 42 years with the Gilsey family as an agent and accountant and helped NYU certify public accountants.
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Joseph Hardcastle
School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
New York University
United States
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Hardcastle
Craven
Yorkshire
England
Free Grammar School
York and Ripon
Peterhead
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Belize
British Honduras
Grammar School 28
Manhattan
Peter Gilsey
Hardcastle
Glisey
Gilsey
Death of W R Thompson Pittsburg banker and philanthropist
William Reed Thompson a Pittsburg banker and philanthropist died yesterday at a New York sanatorium at age Noted for relief work in Johnstown and Russia he served in Civil War units and later built a banking fortune His wife and daughter were at his bedside A Philadelphia brother suicided last fall and his family planned services in Pittsburg with interment there
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William Reed Thompson
Pittsburg
East 334
Mr. Thompsoon
New York
Riverside Drive
North Presbyterian Church
Mr. Thompson
Trinidad
Thompson
Knapp
Johnstown
Mary Thaw
Yarmouth
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Summer session opens for City social work study group
The Charity Organization Society hosts a School of Philanthropy summer class in the United Charities Building East 22nd Street led by Robert W. de Forest with ex Mayor Low giving the opening address. More than a hundred women attend as lectures on institutions begin the program lasting until July 27 with four morning sessions weekly.
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School of Philanthropy
Charity Organization Society
United Charities
East 22d Street
Robert W. de Forest
Tenement House
Low
Maayor Low
Columbia School of Mines
Homer Folks
Alexander Johnson
EH. R. Johnstone
S. F. Hallock
Alexander Proudfit
Eugene Smith
R. R. Reeder
George H. Bottomeen
Institut
Marriages Fill Evening with Ceremonies Across Cities
Several weddings headline the New York area including Miss Edith May Platt marrying William C. Dalsell Jr in Poughkeepsie with a large wedding party. Additional nuptials occur at Stapleton Staten Island, Riverside Drive New York, Mount Vernon and Maine, featuring notable couples and social guests.
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive and Sail on Kaiser and La Caronia
Passengers listed for Kaiser W Bremen voyage include Mrs Frederick Bell and many others headed for Bremen with several couples and individuals named. Those sailing today include numerous pairs headed for New York and Liverpool aboard La Caronia and other liners. Yesterday arrivals from London on the Minneapolis include multiple families and singles, with Furnessia bringing Mrs James Foley and Miss Helen Shaw among others.
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Bremen
Kaiser
Frederick Bell
Stephen Douglas Hayer
Henry Budge
Graham Bacon
Andrew Freedman
Clinton Gilbert
A. M. Henderson
J. J. Gardner
William T. Bull
J. W. Harriman
Clarence Jones
Arthur K. Kuhn
London
Minneapolis
John T. Baker
Frederick van
W. W. Carl Wyckman
Edwin
HL. Cleftiin
Joe
J. H. Booth
James E. Mil
J. Mills
Henry M. Sage
Tamain Frederika Vinal
M. A. Thomas
Rides on the Storm Ends After Long Westward Balloon Flight
Dr. Julian P. Thomas and pilot M. Levee landed near Butternut Otsego County after a record long westward journey in a balloon. They traversed three states in over fourteen hours enduring an electrical storm and fog. They reached north then northwest before a final descent into a farm in Butternut and traveled to New York by train.
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Julian P. Thomas
M. Levee
Butternut
Otsego County
Nocquet
Little Falls
N. J
Thomas
Jersey
Pennsylvania
C. LL Miller
Mr. Miller
New South Berlin
Chenango County
Levee
France
Levees
Jean
Nirvana
Reception to Mr Ridder by Berlin trade group
The American Association of Commerce and Trade held a reception in Berlin this evening for Herman Ridder of New York. Several representatives of the German government attended as Ridder spoke.
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Berlin
American Association of Commerce and Trade
Herman Ridder
New York
Therman
Ridder
Gravesend racing and city events listed today
Racing at Gravesend is on with other items including a National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers convention at Hotel Astor. Normal College training department graduation at 10 a m and Board of Aldermen meeting at City Hall at 1 p m. Free days at the Museum of Art and the Zoological Park.
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Gravesend
National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers
Hotel Astor
Normal College
City Hall
Museum of Art
Zoological Park
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Richard P. Williams of London visits the Belmont. Summers Brown from London checks into Fifth Avenue. Edward B. Lyman arrives from London at Holland. R. EB. Chambers of Sydney stays at Manhattan. J. S. Mitchell from Johannesbur g South Africa at St. Den is. D. R. McLennan from Chicago at St. Regis. Dr. H. B. Drake from Detroit rooms at Wolcott.
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Belmont
Richard P. Williams
London
Fifth Avenue
Summers Brown
Holland
Edward B. Lyman
Manhattan
R. EB. Chambers
Sydney
W. ST. Denis
J. S. Mitchell
Johannesbur
South Africa
ST. Regis
D. R. McLennan
Chicago
Wolcott
H. B. Drake
Detroit
Weather Forecast and Official Temperature Report
Unsettled Atlantic coast weather with general rains from the Carolinas northward and showers in the Middle Atlantic and New England regions. Thunderstorms reported across Iowa Missouri Arkansas Kansas Nebraska and the Dakotas with fair conditions elsewhere. Showers expected Tuesday through Wednesday in various regions. cooler in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and warmer in the northwest. Winds vary by coast and region, with fresh easterlies and northeast blows near the coasts. Local temperature comparison shows yesterday's high 70 and low 65 with an average 68, against last year and twenty-five year normals.
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Washington
Atlantic Coast
Carolinas
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lower Lake Region
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Middle Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Mississippi
Ohio
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Orisk
European
Grand Banks
Horsfords Acid Phosphate Summer Tonic Mixture
A teaspoonful of Horsfords Acid Phosphate stirred into a glass of cold water with sugar makes a refreshing summer tonic.
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Horsfords
Marriage notices republished with full names and addresses
The Tribune notes marriage notices will be republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra charge. Notices of marriages and deaths must include the full name and address of the parties indorsed for publication.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Death notices list republish in The Tri-Weekly Tribune
The Tribune notes death notices will be republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune at no extra charge. Names listed include Blais Bell Rebecca B Brown Margaret Bryant Martha Panley Mary Davenport Adelaide Davis George Fuller Mary Humbert Elias Nelson Rev Thomas Rudd Zebulon Saford Henrietta Thompecs and William.
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Rebecca B. Brown
Margaret Bryant
Martha E Panley
Mary F Davenport
Adelaide
Davis
George W. Fuller
Real Estate Listings Near Gramercy New York City
Readily accessible by car and rail from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage. Lots priced at 135 dollars and up. Pelighous at 4386 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office 20 East 23rd Street New York City.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Pelighous
Gramercy
East 23Rd St
New York City
Tribune Subscription Rates and Mail Delivery Options
The Tribune outlines subscription plans for daily and Sunday editions, domestic and foreign mailing, and various weekly formats. Rates are given for one, three, six, and twelve month periods with separate prices for daily only, Sunday only, and combined editions, plus weekly farmer and weekly review options.
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