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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1906

Page

12

Equitable board approves 28 directors slate for next election

The Equitable Life Assurance Society trustees named a slate of twenty eight administration directors to be voted by policyholders next December. Grover Cleveland and Morgan J. O'Brien proposed the list, with six stockholders added to fill the quota. Resignations include George J Gould and Ledyard Blair, due to new laws affecting directors of life companies.

Gee Ryar Trustable Life Assurance Society Qymendee Innovanee George Weelinghouse Ryan Grover Cleveland Morgan J. O'Brien J. J. Albright Buffalo Cady Herrick T. de Witt Cuyler Philadelphia George J. Gould Bankee Ledyard Blair Equitable Ict James B. Forgan John T. Manson New Haven Yale National Bank Willis E. Paine Thomas A. Gillespie Pittsburg Eugenius H. Outerbridge Davies Textile Company Pantasote Leather Company United States, Bermuda and Caribbean Steamship Company Abraham Brittin New Orrleans Cotton Exchange New Orleans Canal Bank Hibernia Bank State Board of Education of Louisiana Justice O’brien Mr. Westinghouse Levi P. Morton J. B. Forgan A. Littlefield Thomas J. Jordan H. M. Alexander C. Ledgarn Sleir Blair Goold Forgan Littlefield The Thomas D. Jordan Morton William H. McIntyre James Hazen Hyde Xpire Eoultable Kelsey State de Parment of Insurance Amendei Equitable Franklin B. Lord

New York Life Revamps Agent Contracts Under New Law

New York Life hires agents under a 30 percent first year premium commission on life policies following a new insurance law. Old agents may receive weaker terms until January 1, 1907, and some shifts between direct branch handling and agency models are noted. Tarbell reports initial commissions around 30 percent for first year with renewal commissions from years two to six at varying rates.

New York Life Bastave and Mutual Iestage Tarbell Baultabie

Insurance agent commissions policy as described

A historical provision outlines commissions for life and endowment policies. For ten or more annual premiums the first year commission equals 40 percent of the premium and renewal commissions from year two through year six are five percent. For ten or fifteen year endowments the initial commission remains the same with renewal three percent for five years. After two years in the company, renewal commissions extend through years seven to ten, totaling nine renewals.

McKelway Urges Brooklyn City College Link to Columbia

Dr. St Clair McKelway spoke at Carnegie Hall on the push for a municipal Brooklyn college and its link with City College and Columbia University. He praised Regents support and noted the potential for joint development, with graduates like David Steinman receiving highest honors. A new portrait of President John H Finley was unveiled for the college in Washington Heights.

College of the City of New York Carnegie Hall St. Clair McKelway Brooklyn Board of Regents City College McKel- Way City Colleges McKelway Republic Columbia John E. Hewitt Bernard Hershkopf David Steinman Steinman Edward Lauterbach John H. Finley Solomon Israel Wolff Edward M. Shepard Washington Heights

Elevator Tragedy Claims Shoemaker At Broad Street

William B Shoemaker of Shoemaker and Bates is crushed when his left leg is trapped between elevator floor and grill at 24 Broad Street. He dies in Hudson Street Hospital. John Keating faces criminal negligence charges after operating the car. Shoemaker, Columbia graduate and Phi Upsilon member, lived at 16 West Seth street with a Morristown, N J country home. Funeral set for St Bartholomew's Church Madison Ave and 44th Street.

No. 24 Broad Street William B. Shoemaker Shoemaker & Bates Hudson Street Hospital John Keating No. 8 Court Pacere Brooklyn Shoemaker Columbia Ella de Peyster Henry F. Shoemaker Trust Company of America Psi Upsilon Seawanhaka Weet Séth Street Morristown N. J St. Bartholomew's Church Madison Avenue 44Th Street

Colgate Confers LL D on Justice Jenks at Commencement

At Colgate University annual commencement on June 2, the degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred on Justice Almer Francis Jenks of the Supreme Court.

Hamilton, N Almer Francis Jenks Supreme Court Colgate University

Today’s events at Sheepehes4 Pay and Community Talks

Racing at Sheepehes4 Pay at 2:50 p m. Free admission to Zoological Park and Museum of Natural History. Lecture on The Feeble Minded by Dr E B Johnstone United Charities Building Library of the Charity Organization Society. 9:15 a m Commentement of the New York High School of Commerce No 155 West th street.

Weather Report and Forecast From Washington

Official record notes a disturbance over western Lake Superior bringing light rains and brisk westerly winds in the lake region. Elsewhere fair weather with local showers in the middle Atlantic states and western Carolinas, with warmer conditions forecast Friday and Saturday. temperatures rising in north and eastern districts and varying winds along coasts. Local official record compares temperatures to last year, ending with a forecast of fair to warm conditions and fresh southwest winds.

Washington Lake Rocky Mountain Palarcas Missouri Valley Take Kan Nebraska New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Coast Gulf Aker Lekea Cowert Brik New Enetant New York Astern Pennsylvania New Jersey District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Weather Bureau

Haakon and Maud Set for Crown Anointing in Trondheim

King Haakon VII and Queen Maud will be anointed and crowned in Trondheim Cathedral at noon tomorrow in a simplified modern ceremony. About 3,000 attendees, including bishops and officials, will witness indoors due to rain. The royal party hosted the Prince and Princess of Wales and others, while embassies arrived, including American delegates.

Trondhjem Haakon VII Maud Norway Oscar Sweden Haakon Queen Maud Prince and Princess of Wales Victoria Alexandra Prince Henry Prussia Christian Alexandrne Harald Denmark Michael Alexandrovitch Emperor Russia Premier Michelsen Christiania

Wedding Called Off in Williamsburgh Detour

Miss Dorothy Galland daughter of David Galland of 1188 Halsey street Williamsburgh and David Grossman of Denver were to wed at Miss Galland home on Wednesday. Invitations were recalled and the ceremony did not occur. Parents met only recently and no reason was given though rumors said the groom did not meet expectations.

Dorothy Galland David Galland Halsey Street Williamsburg David Grossman Denver Miss Galland Grossman Mr. Galland

Large Morristown wedding of Miss Vernam to Bates

Miss Epe line Goold Vernam, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert H Vernam, wed Putnam Asbury Bates of New York at St Peter's Church Morristown. Three thousand invitations issued, ceremony by Rev Philemon F Sturges, large post-ceremony reception and planned moves to new Madison and Kitchell avenues home. Notables present include Frelinghuysen and Pitney families and leaders of banking. Greenwich, Conn, Miss Jessie Aborn Nichols married to Howard S Fisher of Pittsburg at Christ Church.

the Tribune Morristown N. J Epeline Goold Vernam Albert H. Vernam Putnam Asbury Bates New York St. Peter's Church Philemon F. Sturges Alice C. Vernam Matilda Frelinghuysen George C. Frelinghuysen Emily Mayer John Mayer Carrie Warfield Warfield Maryland Elizabeth Heron Pittsburg Adelaide McAlpin Tribune Greenwich Conn Jessie Aborn Nichols George E. Nichols Howard Shreve Fisher Christ Church M. George Thompson Olga Little Madelaine Nichols Brooklyn Alice Sinickson Salem Frieda Bauers Savannah Marvy Rowland Helen June Gordon Fisher

Gov Pattison Buried After Simple Milford Funeral

John M. Pattison Ohio governor was buried in Greenlawn Cemetery after a private family service in Milford. The 1st Regiment N. G. O. led the procession with a regimental bugler sounding taps, while Cincinnati and other Ohio cities observed a statewide pause in business per Governor Harris's proclamation.

Milford Ohio John M. Pattison Marion le Sourd Milford Methodist Episcopal Church 1St Regiment Cincinnati Hake Greenlawn Pattison Harris

Attack on Keith-Proc tor vaudeville merger sparked by Red Raven Cadets case

The filing targets Keith-Proc tor via United Booking Offices of America alleging the Red Raven Cadets managed by J A Moross were induced to break a contract with Frank Melville who runs thirty independent theatres and summer parks. An injunction seeks to bar the merger from using other venues and compel Moross to fulfill his contract. If courts back Melville, actions may proceed under the Sherman Act. prosecutors may pursue conspiracy charges. Oscar Hammerstein and Percy Williams are reported to be watching the case closely.

Keith-Proctor United Booking Offices of America J. A. Moross Red Raven Cadets Frank Melville Herman L. Roth Melville Giegerich Moross Red Raven Roth Truax United States Maine California Oscar Hammerstein Percy Williams Mr. Melville

Whistler Painting Arrives at Metropolitan Museum of Art

The painting Nocturne in Green and Gold by James McNeill Whistler has arrived from London and will be exhibited at the Met. Harris Co. Fahnestock, a trustee, arranged the gift. Dr Edward Robinson will place it on display in Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke's absence on vacation. The work, also known as The Falling Rocket, reflects Cremorne Gardens nocturnal scenes and shares a link to the Whistler Ruskin trial where Nocturne in Black and Gold was shown.

Whistler James McNeill Whistler Metropolitan Museum of Art Harris Co Fahnestock the Tribune London Edward Robinson Caspar Purdon Clarke Cremorne Gardens Samuel Untermyer

Illness of John D. Crimmins Nears Critical Status

Bramford Conn June 21 illness of John D Crimmins due to a stomach hemorrhage is reported as dangerous but improving. Doctors E G Janeway J J Garmany and Avery attend with Father O Connor giving last rites. Bulletin says he is out of danger this evening and in a comfortable condition.

the Tribune Bramford Conn John D. Crimmins E. G. Janeway J. J. Garmany New York Dr. Avery Noreton Father O'Connor Noroten Crimmins

President Roosevelt Caught in Washington Storm

A severe electrical storm with high winds struck Washington this afternoon. President and Mrs. Roosevelt were riding when the storm hit and returned to the White House drenched.

Washington Roosevelt White House

King Barka the English dog dies after kennels show career

King Barka, a $2000 valued English dog owned by W. H. Conway, died yesterday. He was brought from Westminster kennels after winning medals at kennel shows here and at Luna Park where he exhibited performing mules. The dog had earned numerous medals in this country.

King Barka W. H. Conway Luna Park Westminster Kennels Barka Bonnie Jean King Ba

Cornell president denounces mammon and urges honest labor

Ithaca June 21 Cornell University held commencement with 600 plus first diplomas. President Jacob Gould Schurman urged rejection of greed and warned that wealth chasing erodes character. He called for self reform, honest work, and a blend of individual effort with social conscience to solve economic issues.

Ithaca Cornell University C. M. Tyler Goldwin Smith Jacob Gould Schurman Schurman

Paderewski to Tour Here Again Next Fall

Ignace Paderewski fully recovered from left side paralysis and plans a concert tour in October or November under Charles A. Ellis of Boston. He resumed performances after a Buffalo rail accident left him paralyzed for months and has since given recitals in Bilbao and various French towns. He currently resides on his Switzerland estate aiding Polish refugees.

Ignace Padérewski America Charles A. Ellis Boston Paderewski Buffalo Bilbao Spain France Switzerland Poland

Charity Musical Aids East Side Clinic in Private Home

Miss Maude Adams headlined a charity musical at Mrs. Arthur S. Wilson's home on East Mth Street to raise funds for the East Side Clinic for Children. About one hundred guests attended. the host group aims to stage a large all-women minstrel show next fall to benefit the clinic. Supporters included Frank Budd John Avery Miss Madge Wallace and Mrs. Charles E Abbott.

Arthur S. Wilson East Mth Street East Side Maude Adams Frank Budd John Avery Madge Wallace Charles E. Abbott

Bates Wins Rights to Elsner Play Ingratitude

Under a contract signed yesterday, Wilbur M Bates secures rights to Edward Elsners latest play Ingratitude to be produced in November. Elsner previously wrote A Voice in the Wilderness and a version of Under Two Flags. Marie Wainwright starred in Amy Ro at Wal lack's Theatre years ago in a related adaptation.

Wilbur M. Bates Edward Elsner Mr. Elsner Amy Ro Marie Wainwright Wallack’s

Adler at West End Theatre in Yiddish rendition

Jacob Adler and his Yiddish company staged Der Fremda at the West End Theatre last night. The drama adapts En o Arden with a Natnyson reading in the final act as the stranger discovers his wife married in New York. The performance drew favorable attention for its portrayal and restraint.

Jacob Adler West End

Marriages listed for June 20 21 1906 in Brooklyn New York

Notices from The Tribune announce multiple June 1906 marriage entries including Lacy Purchase and John Wesley Brown at Plymouth Church Brooklyn and Claftin Kirby at Church of the Ascension New York City. Also Dana and Carlisle Dana wed in Brooklyn and Satterlee Severson tied to Richard Satterlee in Stamford.

Brown—Skinner Om Wennesday Plymouth Church Brooklyn Lyman Abbott Lacy Purchase Samuel T. Skinner John Wesley Brown Baltimore Claflin—Kirby Church of the Ascension New York City Wilhelmine Stewart Claftin John Claflin Gustavus Town Gg Thomas BE. Kirby Charlies Ewell Craik Dana—Wells Pacific St Prooklyn Robert M. Black Alice Pritchard Henry Clay Wells Carlisle Dana Satterlee—Severson St George's Church Charles Harriman Charlie Stuart Severson Memphis Tenn Richard 5. Satterlee

Died notices from 1906 death announcements

Death notices list many individuals with funeral details. Dr William Bullard died in New York on June 2 1906. Kate Donlon widow of Christopher Denton died June 20 1906. Fannie Gilmore died June 3 1906 with funeral June 23. Charles Holland died June 20 1906 in Liberty New York. William Iddings died June 3 1906 at age 57 with service June 23.

Gilmore Fannie Wiliam J. Gilmore van Nest Place Charles St New York Holland Charles EB Mary Liberty N. Y Rankin Newburg Laura M Robert G Laura W First Presbyterian Church Greenwood Schermerhorn Nest Toth Street New York City John Egmont_Seemerhorn John Emily London York William Brock

Postal Information Noted on Page Eight Shipping News

The notice directs readers to find incoming and outgoing mail details with the shipping news section on page eight. It mentions postal information will be located there for reference and clarity.

Shipping News

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Tribune Tribus Wrekl A. Sconte Farmer United States Canada New York City Europe Universal Postal Union Nassau Street William Street Uptown Broadway District Co East 125Th Street West 125Th Street Bronx East 138Th Street NEW Brad Fvice Frederick N. Sommer Broad Street Assels Montague de la Cour THE Danes Ing House Strand Frank Gould & Co New Oxford Street American Express Company Waterloo Place Thomas Cook & Son Ludgate Circus Brown, Shipley & Co Pat Speyer Gros Lothbury London Avenue de I Opera American Expresa Company Scriba Nice Créditonnais Lombard, Odler & Co Union Bank Florence French, Lemon & Co Tournabment Benaway & Co Bankers Ee News Exchange le Montforte Hamburg Ferdinandstrasse Mayence Saarbach’s News Exchange DAILY Sunday Tribune Hotel Victoria Savoy Hotel Carlton Claridge’s Hotel Pele Midland Grand Norfolk Street Embankment Horrex’s Queen's Hotel Upper Norwood England Adelphi Liverpool Midland Manchester Queens Hotel Leeds Bradford Hotel Wellington Tunbridge Wells Morecambe Bay Derby Hollier's Shanklin Isle of Wight Royal Hotel Ross-on-Wye Woolpack Warwick Bull Cambridge Ibezland Shelbourne Dublin Excies Glensarift Scotland St Enoch Glasgow Station Ayr Dumfries Wales Waterloo Bettwe-y-Coed Ibraltar ARIS Chatham Lille Albion Wiesbaden Hotel Imperial Amhof Frankfurt Alliance Hotel Berlin Daheim Furetenhof Hotel Nauheim Pring Carl Heidelberg Giant and One Hotels Coblence Hotel Bristol Cobblence Schwarzwald Tri Hotel del Europe West End Wildungen Aussie Kissergen Scuirmer Cassel Hotel National Carlsbad Continental Hotel Lausanne Grand Vevey Interlaken Grand Hotel IraLy Cernobbio Como Palace Hotel Dolomites Hotel Excelsior Rome

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