Equitable Life Reform Moves Prompt Pension Cuts Resignations
Paul Morton, head of Equitable Life, announced salary cuts for executives including Senator Dyer, Devi B Hall, and George H Squire effective July 1 as part of a broad reorganization. Resignation of director ym Szuke and plans to curb agents expenses signal aggressive reform aimed at tightening accounting and governance. Albany reports note Attorney General Mayer will pursue further action post investigation.
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Equitable Life ‘Assurance Society
Senator Dyer
Devi B. Hall
SMO & Fear
George H. Squire
Equitable
Ym Szuke
Hyde
Morton
Gem
Lowis Fitzgerald
Hydes
General Fitzgerald
Ryan
James Hazen Hyde
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Ex- Tul
Maddox
Fraklin
Lord
Mayer
Jerome
Hendricks
State Insamate Department
Iis
E. W. Broominedale
Tribune
Albany
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jim
Equitable Advances Loan Secured by Broadway Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society lends to the Number One Handset and Eleven Broadway Company $2040 on No 11 Broadway New Trinity Fulling and agrees to fund two thirds of the cost of the Boree Building under construction.
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New Trinity
Broadway
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Broadway Company
Ford
Mutual Life Probe Starts In State Investigation
The Tribune reports a state inquiry into Mutual Life Insurance Company will mirror the Equitable probe. The Insurance Department announced arrangements are in place and analysts have begun work, with officials confirming the process.
Public statement on Mutual Life investigation aims to inform
President McCurdy requested an inquiry by the State Superintendent of Insurance into Mutual Life. Officials say the probe, led by Mr. Hendricks, will be thorough and public, seeking to dispel distrust after Equitable troubles. Agents have been advised the process will be quiet until Hendricks’ report.
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McCurdy
State Superintendent of Insurance
Mutual Life
Imade
Equitable
Hendricks
Creditors Hope for Return From Middleton Fallout
Legal steps in Washington DC target Willoughby Middleton successors. David A. Spritisny reports stockholders may be liable if unpaid, cites a $287 judgment against New York Realty Corporation employees, and notes potential receivership to recover assets and debts.
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Willoughby Middleton
David A. Spritisny
Middleton
District of Columbia
New York Realty Corporation
Mr. Spellissy
Corporation
Bessie Page
William J. Wessel
Charles H. Powells
S. R. Lash
Spellisey
Grace Williams
Spellinay
Fertay
Knickerbocker Safe Deposit Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Exchange Bank
Title Insurance Company of New York
U S Steels Big Order Signals Major Billet Contract
The Pittsburg Steel Company closed a contract with United States Steel Corporation for delivery of one million tons of billets, worth about 23000 dollars on a sliding scale. The deal prompts abandonment of plans for new fleet works at Monessen and follows a prior agreement with Republic Iron and Steel that nearly disrupted the billet pool.
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Pittsburg Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Monessen
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Bless Mpany
Republic Company
The
Echo of Leiter Wheat Corner
Joseph Leiter, the Chicago Grander, stood as defendant in a trial begun yesterday before Justice MacLean in the Supreme Court. William F. Zeller, broker, assignee of Allen Greer & Zeller, seeks $82.65 with interest on a promissory note dated 18% payable three years after. Leiter contends lack of valid consideration and that accounting in 1898 showed him indebted to the firm, while asserting the books were fraudulent and known as such by the plaintiff. The case continues toward October first Monday.
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Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Justice MacLean
Supreme Court
William F. Zeller
No. 2
Wail St
Fim
Allen, Greer & Zeller
Lester
Leitert
Former manager ordered to testify before special master
Judge La owibe signed an order directing Harvey Watson, former manager of Haight & Freese Company, to undergo examination before a court appointed special master. The receiver of the firm says Watson received large sums of money and stock at the time of the company's failure and refused to be examined. The receiver notes Watson offered to present other sash and security.
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La=owibe
Harvey Watson
Haight & Freese Company
Watson
Stee
NO ADVANCE FOR UNION MEN IN RATION MILLS CASE
Pittsburg reports no wage increase for ration employes at the American Sheet Steel and Tin Plate Company and no forced mill shutdown tomorrow at the end of the current scale. A conference between Amalgamated Association officials and company representatives produced no decision.
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Pittsburg
American Sheet Steel and Tin Plate Company
Amagamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
The
Americas Cou)y
Amalgamated Oficis
Ribfner
United States Steel Corporation
End of the Fiscal Year Treasury Report Reveals Deficit
Washington June 2 The Treasury for the year ending June 30 reports a deficit of about 24 500 000 dollars. June shows a surplus of nearly 121 000 dollars reducing the year end shortfall. Receipts exceed earlier estimates while expenditures rise, with customs and internal revenue up and war navy and miscellaneous costs showing increases.
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The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama Canal
War Department
Navy Department
Ainer
May mean rate war escalation from Michigan Central
Chicago dispatch reports Michigan Central filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission that on July 1 it will honor a differential rate to eastern points. The Grand Trunk plans matching rates from Chicago to New York, with first class at 16 dollars and second class at 15 dollars. Depending on routes, Michigan Central to New York will charge 8, 17, and 2 dollars less on some legs, while Grand Trunk Erie and Wabash rates may differ but not apply to New York Central trackage, which rejected differential business from anyone but Michigan Central.
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Michigan Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Board of Bitrators
Grand Trunk
Michigan Central
New York
Grand ‘Trunk
Erie
Wabash
Wheat and grain rally in Chicago amid Odessa tensions
Chicago June 2 Wheat gains led by Odessa trouble with bull information on possible grain ship stoppages. Corn weak early, oats firm amid broker activity. Local receipts 679 cars, shipments 647000 bushels. July and September quotes fluctuated, oats and hogs weak to easy overall as Cudahy interests supported prices.
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Odessa
Russia
Northwest
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Ustimate
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Baige
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Cudahy
S1iec
Wiater
N A Elsberg Appointed Referee For Castle Braid Co
Justice Blanchard appointed Emanuel W Bloomingdale temporary receiver for Castle Braid Company at no Broadway on motion by Henry W Schioss and others. Bond $100000, funds to Windsor Trust. Liabilities $42944009 assets $48705. Union Dime Savings $32500 and A Auffmordt $7790 secured creditors. Nathaniel A Bisberg named referee. Leave to show cause set for October 7.
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N. A. Elsberg
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Emanuel W. Bloomingdale
Castle Braid Company
Broadway
Henry W. Schioss
A. Mehringer
Marcus W. Tuttle
Thomas P. Ward
Julius J. Tobias
Windsor ‘Trust Company
Union Dime Savings Institution
A. Auffmordt
Nathaniel A. Bisberg
Ialer
Descriptive lodging ads across uptown rooms and rates
A jumble of 1900s lodging and rooming house notices offers rooms at summer rates from $1 per day, including board, baths, and meals. Listings mention the New York Tribune directory, various hotels, suburban options, and cleaners, with scattered references to agents, addresses, and contact terms.
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Tribune
New York
Ile At
Uptown boarding listings mix with street lodging offers
A cluttered advertisement page lists room and board options including daily and weekly rates. It advertises private rooms, furnished suites, and bachelor accommodations near subway lines with various amenities and terms. Several entries mention breakfast optional and low weekly prices, but details are fragmented.
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Jackson Rug Works
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