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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1906

Page

26

Equitable Board Nominates Twenty-Eight Directors

The Equitable Life Assurance Society trustees nominated twenty eight men to form the administration ticket for policyholders vote next December. Grover Cleveland and J P O'Brien proposed the slate while amid amended charter approval by the Superintendent of Insurance. Names include E W Bloomingdale J Bryan Kernan and more, with resignations by George J Gould and Ledyard Blair noted.

Ryan Stock Tiquitale Life Assurance Society Innovance May Wees Center Weetinghouse Ryan Trustees Ga Kevepe Grover Cleveland Piergan J. O'Brien J. J. Albright Buffalo Cody Herrick T. de Witt Cuyler Philadelphia George J. Gould Ledyard Blair Equitable Justice O’brien Mr. Weetinghouse Levi P. Morton J. B. Forgan William H. McIntyre James Maron Hyde Eoustable Kelsey State de Parment of Insurance Franklin B. Lord

New York Life Hires Agents Under New 40 Percent Plan

New York Life signs new contracts aligning with in force laws to hire agents on 40 percent commission of the first year's premium. Old agents may receive better terms under preexisting arrangements until January 1, 1907, with incomes likely reduced. Direct branch-office model noted versus general agency structure. initial signing bonus discussed, with commissions on renewals at 5 percent after several years.

New York New York Life Bastian and Mutual Es Geee Tarbell Houstabie Agen

Insurance Agents Commission Structure Detailed in Policy

The text outlines commissions for life, endowment, and other policies. First year commissions equal 40 percent of the premium for a like ordinary life policy. Renewal commissions from year two to year six are five percent. For ten or fifteen year endowments the original commission remains the same, but renewal commissions for five years drop to three percent. After two years with the company, renewal commissions extend to years seven through ten, totaling nine renewals.

College of the City of New York speech on Brooklyn plan

Dr St Clair McKelway spoke at Carnegie Hall on the push to establish a municipal Brooklyn college and the potential link with Columbia University. He noted wider benefits for city colleges and the idea of Columbia as a university hub. Graduation honors were announced for David Steinman and others. a portrait of President Finley was unveiled for Washington Heights buildings.

College of the City of New York Carnegie Hall St. Clair McKelway Brooklyn Board of Regents City College McKel- Way City Colleges Ss & Rule McKelway Republic Columbia John E. Hewitt Bernard Hershkopf David Steinman

Elevator fall kills banker in Broadway building

William Shoe maker of Shoemaker and Bates was fatally injured when his leg was crushed by an elevator grill at 24 Broad Street. He died at Hudson Street Hospital after being rushed there. Elevator operator John Keating, 8 Court Care Brooklyn, faces criminal negligence charges. Shoe maker, Columbia graduate, was set to marry Ella De Peyster. He belonged to Columbia, Psi Upsilon and Seawanhaka Yacht clubs. funeral Saturday at St. Bartholomew's Church Madison Ave and 44th St.

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

Colgate Grants LLD to Justice Jenks at Commencement

Justice Almer Francis Jenks of the Supreme Court received the Doctor of Laws degree during Colgate University's annual commencement held in Hamilton on June 1. The ceremony marked a notable honor for the distinguished jurist.

Hamilton, N Almer Francis Jenks Supreme Court Colgate University

Today’s events include racing at Sheepheads Pay and a lecture at the Zoological Park

Racing at Sheepheads Pay at 2 30 pm with free admission to the Zoological Park and Museum of Natural History for a lecture on The Feeble Minded by Dr E B Johnstone. Library of the Charity Organization Society United Charities Byuiting at 9 15 pm. Commencement of the New York High School of Commerce at No 155 West th street at 6 00 pm.

Weather report and forecast from Washington record

A weather bulletin reports a barometric disturbance over western Lake Superior bringing light rains and brisk westerly winds, with fair conditions elsewhere. Friday and Saturday are expected warm and mostly fair, with showers in the lake region and parts of the Carolinas, Virginia, and Missouri Valley, plus variable winds along coasts.

Washington Lake Superior Bes Lake Middle Atlantic States Carolinas Pacific Coast Montana Lake Region Vigina Tennessee Rocky Mall Palateau Missouri Valley Thee Kansas Nebarka Brisk Grand Banke

Crown Anointing Set For Haakon VII In Trondheim

Trondhjem June 21 King Haakon VII and Queen Maud will be anointed and crowned in Trondheim Cathedral tomorrow in a simplified rite. About 3000 officials bishops and chamberlains will participate as the royal couple enter at eleven and Haakon is crowned first. Rain spoiled outdoor preparations but indoors the principal ceremony proceeds. Delegations including Prince Henry of Prussia Crown Prince Christian and Princess Alexandra and Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch arrived, with Premier Michelsen meeting them.

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

Wedding Called Off for Dorothy Galland and David Grossman

Miss Dorothy Galland of Williamsburgh and David Grossman of Denver planned to wed at Miss Galland's home on June 1 but the wedding was canceled. Invitations were recalled after preparations. the Gallands had not met Grossman until recently. Galland family offered no official reason, rumors cited unmet expectations.

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

Large Morristown wedding for Miss Vernam Bates

Morristown witnesses a major ceremony as Miss Epe line Goold Vernam wed Putnam Asbury Bates at St. Peter's Church with three thousand invitations. A grand reception followed at the Vernam home and plans for a new Madison Avenue house are noted along with prominent guests and Vernam family ties to banking.

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 William B. Boulton, Jr Vernam Madison Avenue Mrs. Bates Morris Avenue Madison and Kitchell Avenues George G. Frelinghuysen Hamilton McK. Twombly Charles H. Mellen George B. Raymond Rudolph H. Kissel John I. Waterbury Otto H. Kahn Charles Seribner Abram Q. Garretson

Governor Pattison Buried in Milford Funeral Rites

Ohio Governor John M. Pattison was interred in Greenlawn Cemetery after a simple service in Milford attended by state leaders and national friends. The 1st Regiment N. G. led the procession as a citywide halt paused in tribute across Cincinnati and Ohio per Governor Harris's proclamation.

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

Legal Fight Over Keith-Proc ter Vaudeville Merger

A court order compels Moross and Red Raven Cadets to show cause why they should not be enjoined from performing outside Frank Melville controlled venues. The case centers on a ten woman act allegedly lured from a contract, possible Sherman Act action, and potential criminal conspiracy probes. Oscar Hammerstein and Percy Williams are reported to be watching developments but not yet joining Melville.

Keith-Procter United Booking Offices of America J. A. Moross Red Raven Cadets Frank Melville Herman L. Roth Melville Justice Glegerich Moross Red Raven Roth Tru United States Maine California Oscar Hammerstein Percy Williams

Whistler painting arrives at the Metropolitan Museum

The Whistler work Nocturne in Green and Gold, donated by trustee Harris C. Fahnestock, has reached London and is due for exhibition at the Met. Dr Edward Robinson will arrange display in Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke's vacation absence. The painting is known as The Falling Rocket and cites Cremorne Gardens illuminations as its inspiration.

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

Illness of John P D Crimmins Reported

Bramford Connecticut June 1 Sy Telegraph reports John P D Crimmins is gravely ill from a stomach hemorrhage and in danger. Doctors E G Janeway J J Gar many of New York consulted with Dr Avery of Noroton. Father O Connor at his bedside. Later bulletin says he is out of danger, improving.

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

President in Storm Drenched While Riding

WashingtonJune 21 A severe electrical storm with high winds struck late this afternoon. President and Mrs Roosevelt were riding outside the capital and reached the White House soaked through after the sudden downpour.

Washington

King Barka English Dog Dies After Show Career

King Barka an English dog valued at 2000 dollars and owned by W H Conway died yesterday. He was brought to the country from Westminster kennels where he bred from Barka and Bonnie Jean and won many medals at kennel shows in eight countries.

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

Schurman On Mammon at Cornell Commencement

At Cornell University commencement President Jacob Gould Schurman condemned the worship of wealth and the corrupting influence of money. He urged students to seek honest labor and personal reform over mere acquisition, warning that graft and exploitation threaten national character and calling for integrity to balance economic and social duties.

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

Paderewski to Tour Here Next Fall

Ignace Paderewski, fully recovered from left side paralysis, plans a concert tour in October or November under Boston manager Charles A. Ellis. He resumed performing after a railroad accident near Buffalo and tests in Bilbao and France showed restored prowess. He currently stays on his Swiss estate aiding Polish refugees.

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

Charity musical at Mrs Wilsons aids East Side Clinic

Miss Maude Adams performed at a charity musical hosted by Mrs Arthur Wilson at East Mth Street where about one hundred attendees supported the East Side Clinic for Children. The clinic’s girls auxiliary plans a large all female minstrel show next fall to raise funds. Other helpers included Frank Budd John Avery Madge Wallace and Mrs Charles E Abbott.

Arthur Frank Budd John Avery Madge Wallace Charles E. Abbott

Bates Wins Rights to Elsner Play Ingratitude

Under a contract signed yesterday Wilbur M Bates gains rights to Edward Elsners latest play Ingratitude to be produced in November. Elsner previously wrote A Voice in the Wilderness the Amy Robsart version performed by Marie Wainwright at Wal lack s Theatre and a version of Under Two Flags.

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

Adler at the West End Theatre in Der Fremda

Jacob Adler and his Yiddish company performed Der Fremda at the West End Theatre last night, a Yiddish version of the Enoch Arden tale. A reading of Tennyson’s poem occurred in the final act when the stranger Gnally discovers his wife in New York, and the production was well received.

Jacob Adler

Marriage notices from The Tribune republished with names and dates

Notices list several marriage entries dated June 20 to 21 1906 from Plym outh Church New York City and other locations. Couples include Lacy Purchase Skinner Brown John Wesley Brown Wilhelmine Claftina Gustavus Kirby Mary Coe Waritchar Carlisle Dans Charlie Stuart Severson Richard Satterlee and others. Endorsements require full names and addresses.

Brown—Skinner Cm Wennesday Plymouth Church Brooklyn Lyman Abbott Lacy Purchase Samuel T. Skinner John Wesley Brown Itimore Claflin Church of the Ascension New York City Wilhelmine Stewart Claftina John Claflin Gustavus Kirby Thomas BE. Kirby Charles Ewell Cratk Mar Wells Pacific St Laantar Mary Coe Waritchar Tee Carlisle Dans Satterlee—Severson St. Georges Church Charles Charriman Charlie Stuart Severson Memphis Tenn Richard 3 Stuart New York

Death notices from THE TRIBUNE republished in the Tri weekly

Obituary notices dated June to June 1908 list several individuals including William Bullard Kate Fitzsimmons Fannie Gilmore Charles Holland and William Iddings. Entries indicate funeral details with church services at St Bartholomew's and private interments, plus addresses in New York Liberty and Van Nest Place.

Bullard William D. Mills Henry L. Jon Kate F. Osborne Walter E. Fannie Place Ida F. Holland Charlies E. Peer Walter 8 Tidings William P. Rankin Laura M. Judson Fannie A. Schermerhorn John E. Lane Honora Shoemaker William B. Martin Mary B. Stainsby Robert ¢. Vettch James Martin McKnight Charles & Watt Archibald Gilmore Fannie Osborne Kisco N.Y Carrians Grand Central Depot II Place Brocktyn N Y Ida 3B Howard Place John Wedd Smily Grandon Smith Decatur Street Portland

Mail Handling Notice Quietly Touts Shipping News

A brief line indicates incoming and outgoing mails are managed under a Shipping News feature on page 8, guiding readers to the periodical's postal and shipping update section.

Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices

The Tribune lists mail subscription options domestic and foreign with varied frequencies and prices, including daily weekly farmer and tri weekly plans. It details office locations at Nassau street William street Broadway East 125th street 416 East 138th street and 194 Broad street.

Tribune L. Conus United States Canada Mexico Manhattan Cuba Porto Ri Eur Hawaii Nassau Street William Street East 125Th Street Bronx East 138Th Street Broad Street

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