Equitable Life Board Adopts Two Year Mutualization Plan
New York April 6 The Equitable Life Assurance Society board with fifty directors gathered to adopt a two year mutualization plan amid rumors of resignations. A seven member committee led by E H Harriman will investigate management headed by President Alexander and James Hyde. The plan restructures director classes and introduces mixed election by stockholders and policy holders with six seats by stockholders and seven by policy holders.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Thouncey M Depew
Cornelius Bliss
Alexander
James H Hyde
Depensérative
N. Blss
E. H. Harriman
Sesalona
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Alexander
Joun D Crimmins
Board of Directors
Superintendent of Insurance
Herutaf
Ulaks
Clas
Mesers
Depew
Bebnont
Krech
Joho
Dp Crimmize
Cit
Cornelius N. Gliss
Superintendent of
Messrs
James J Hill
Melville B. Ingally
John A Stewart
Charles Stewart Smith Brayton Ives
T Dewitt Cuyler
Committee of
Boach
Chauncey W. Depew
Cornelius N Bliss
B Alexander J W Alexander
H M Alexander
William Alexander
J J Astor
August Belmont
C L. Blan
N Bliss
A J. Cassatt
H. C. Deming
Dodge
Rekert
Louis Fitzgerald
H Frick
George J. Gould
Harriman
Ho Hyde
M E Ingalls
Brayton Ives
B Johnson
T D, Jordan
A. W Krech
J T Low
Marriages and obituaries from early 1900s notices
A collage of death notices and wedding announcements from Baltimore and nearby, listing bridal and funeral details. Entries mention April 4 1903 to April 6 1908 across Fort Barrancas Florida to Baltimore Maryland, with names including Henry Li Bisco Noiuwe and Margaret Starper, among others.
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Liscoe
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Henry Li Bisco Noiuwe
Gheen
Frederick Gheen
Gres
West
Madison Street
Baltimo
Margaret Starper
Gray
Hooper
Baltimore
Mary T. Hooper
Hooper Mahien
H_ street
Margaret M Maher Fiands
St Stephens Church
Twenty-fifth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Moore
Tape Moore
Michael Moore
Valley Street
Joseph F Murty Rodrick
Kentucky Avenue Southeast
Walter F. Rodrick
Roth
New York City
Crum
Tenth Avenue
Bherman
Health Office Record Deaths from 1998
Health department lists deaths with multiple names and ages from Sibley Hospital and local asylums. Names include Ma Pak 62, Mai Fo Baim 70, Silas Do Weckley 72, Frankifa St 44, Heger Pater 9, Datie Faga 4, Mavoo Fra Kilt 5, and others aged 20s to 80s. Location references include Lost sw, Ard, and Wid eve streets with hospital and asylum contexts noted.
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Erortet Unite
Ma Pak
Sibley Hospital
Sears
Silas Do Weckley
Heger Pater
Asylum
Petut A. Root
Pisa
Hwsl
Vmvor Founinga Hospital
White
Lizzie Winston Tuld
Notice of Marriage and Death Listings Across Major Papers
Public notice indicates marriage and death notices may be inserted at no extra charge for various morning newspapers including The New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier and elsewhere. Readers are advised the listings appear in multiple papers such as the Providence Journal St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard Minneapolis Tribune and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Gon Post
New Lork Tives
Boston Globe
Undertakers Joseph Gawler and Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors
Joseph Gawler established 1850 offers funeral director and embalmer services at 1330-22 P street with moderate prices. R F Harveys Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers at Fourteenth Street NW advertise cordial chapel services and a telephone North 373 for inquiries.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Kverviklig
J. William Lee
Penna
van. Ave Nw
Joseph Gawler
Ari Embalmer
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street
Mmandious Chapel
North
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
North 47
Horse for the President Loans His Favorite Animal for Hunt
C W Marshburn of Tennessee arrives at Frederick with his bay full blood horse weighing about 1200 pounds to be loaned to President Roosevelt for the hunt in the Indian pasture reserve. A carload of greyhounds from Amarillo joins the expedition trained on West Texas plains. Cecil Lyon of Texas inspects the President's camp. Frisco Railroad officials set up a temporary telegraph office. Frederick officials fear crowds and seal the pasture, while the Eighth Cavalry protects the reserve from excess spectators.
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C. W. Marshburn
Tennessee
Lawton
Okla
Frederick
Roosevelt
Indian Pasture
Amarillo
Eighth Cavalry
Chattanooga
Threatened President Letter Sender Gets One Year
Alexander E. Granville Gordon was sentenced to one year in Stillwater prison by Judge Page Morris after being found guilty of sending a threatening letter to President Roosevelt. He requested leniency citing cocaine influence and promised reform. Court letters indicated Gordon descended from an English family.
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Alexander E. G. Gordon
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Alexander E. Granville Gordon
Roosevelt
Stillwater
Page Morris
United States Circuit Court
Gordon
Gordon T 6
Pair in Forgery Case Admit Guilty in Brooklyn Court
Lee M. Evans and Florence Evans pled guilty to an attempt to forge a $15 check drawn on Brooklyn Trust Company. Florence admitted she wrote the checks and Evans indorsed them, with the judge pressing for the real facts. The couple married recently and faced possible sentences with the wife seeking to shield her husband.
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Washington Post
New York
Lee M. Evans
Florence
Raynond Street
Brooklyn
Evans
William P. Springer
Young Evans
Clarksburg
W. Va
Jersey City
Brooklyn Trust Company
Florence Springer Evans
Aspinall
Clarke
St. Mark's Avenue
James Stokes to wed at sixty in New York era
Uncle of James J Phelps Stokes and noted Y M C A worker James Stokes, about sixty, announces engagement to Florence Brooks Chatfield of Brooklyn. He plans to marry soon and sail for Europe for a Y M C A conference in Paris. Stokes hosts a dinner for the engaged couple at his Park Avenue home.
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Washington Post
New York
Stokes
James Gfhelps Stokes
University
Rose Harriet
James Stokes
Pars and
St. Petersburg Young Men's Christian Associations
Florence Brooks Chatfield
Brooklyn
Henry W. Chatfield
Young Men's Christian Association
America
Europe
Graham Phelps Stokes
Miss Chatfield
Newngland
Commodore
Gen. Hull
Phelpses
Stephen Whitney
Brooksdale
Cann
Paris
Park Avenue
Young Men’s Christian Association
Oriigation
Asia
Union League
Ardsley
Roosevelt Praises Texas People and National Guard
President Roosevelt delivers a Texas tour address praising Texans and the National Guard, urges fair railroad regulation, and stresses honesty courage and common sense as core civic virtues. He lauds Texas heritage, mingling blue and gray, and pledges justice for all regions while noting stops at Hillsboro Waco Lorena Temple and Dallas guests.
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National Guard
Texas
Austin
Houston
Davy Crockett
Waco
Hillsboro
President Roosevelt
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
United States
Baker
America
Callas
North
Middle States
Commonwealth
Trinity
Brazon
Republic
National Guard of Texas
Texanea
Eles
Teaas
Fussell Ice Cream Reopens at 1427 New York Ave
Fussell announces sale of the old stand at 1427 New York Avenue and launches Fussell Ice Cream Company with his son P. Morgan Fussell. The new firm promises modern equipment while preserving the standard of excellence. The owners invite ice cream lovers to visit the Washington address.
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New York
National Soda Fountain Manufacturing Company
Snow In Mountain Pass May Alter Roosevelt Trip
Heavy snowfall around Redstone Colorado may force a change in President Roosevelts Rocky Mountain outing plans. Philip R Stewart in charge of local arrangements cites a note from guide Jake Borah noting deep snow in the upper country. Starting point may shift below Redstone and New Castle on the Grand River as weather allows.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Redstone
Roosevelt
Philip R. Stewart
Jake’’ Borah
Borah
Rough Riders Prepare for Record Reunion in San Antonio
San Antonio hosts the largest Rough Riders reunion with a packed schedule. New officers elected include C Hunter as president and David Goodrich as first vice president. Honorary members named are S M B Young, Joseph Wheeled, Samuel Sumner, and Charles L Cooper. The constitution permits biennial reunions. Governor Kibbey and Mayor Goldwater invited Prescott to host the next event.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rough Riders
C. Hunter
Indian Territory
David Goodrich
Robert Colbert
S. M. B. Young
Joseph Wheeled
Samuel Sumner
Charles L. Cooper
Joseph H. Kibbey
Arizona
Morris Goldwater
Prescott
Ariz
Missing Attache Safe in Russian Army Fight
Austrian military attache Count Szeptychi is found safe with Lieut Gen Rennenkampff forces after believed disappearance at Mukden. Reported by Sunday Post in Washington as forthcoming issue preview.
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Vienna
Count Szeptychi
Mukden
Rennenkampff
Sunday Post
Washington
Side Issues Wreck Happy Homes Says Miss Edwards
Miss Edwards claims in Side Talks With Men that side issues ruin homes and that she knows how men behave. Her pointed delivery is noted though the column is described as flustering.
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Miss Edwards
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