Equitable Admits Charges. Directors Seek Full Inquiry
Equitable Life Assurance Society and the State of New York jointly demand a court investigation into alleged misdeeds by directors and officers in managing society funds. The 49 directors admit thirteen charges, including loans to Depew and Mercantile, with reservations and waivers of personal responsibility, while blaming individual officers for misconduct.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Brough
Julius M Mayer
Belef Ag
Broadway
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Whia
James H Hyde
James W Alexander William Alexander
Gage EB
Tarbell
Valentine P Snyder
Thomas D Jordan
Charles B Alexander
Henry R Winthrop
Alvin W Krech
Wiliam H McIntyre
Marriages and obituaries from old Virginia and Maryland notices
A compilation of 1905 to 1995 notices and obituaries from Washington area papers. items include marriages such as Arturo Agatro and Florina Guardina and McLaughlin-Kearney, as well as multiple funeral notices for Bridget Hughes, Daniel Lahey, Fanny Dailey Markland and Anne Meem. Interment details at Addison’s Thanet, Olivet, and local churches.
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Jonn S Parr
Saraa J Fore
Kenilworth
Addisons Thanet
Nelekam Bridget
Jehno Hughes
G Street
Maysville
Fanny Dailey Markland
Matthew Markland
Arlington
Washington
Mbenezer
Ociork
Health Office Record Deaths Reported by August 25
A health office list records multiple deaths with names and ages across various streets and institutions. Notable entries include Mabelle Alexander 18, Dora L Baum 87, Mary A Blair 42, Francis Bowman 23, William Titus 25, Mamie Coston 87, John Crusenberry years, Freeman 3? years, Bessie Gainer 21, John Jones 18, Lurippta Jones 85, Prink Kinne, AdeTla Previa 56, Lowrita Reiner 18, Alley Robinson, Robert Thomas 38, Mary White 82, and miscellaneous ages and locations at Providence Hospital, Garfield Hospital, and Asylum Hospital.
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Mabelle
Aexander
Dora L Baum
Mary
Blair
Providence Hospital
Francis Bowman
Todd Place
Wiliam Titus
Sheridan St
Mamle Coston
John Crusenberry
Stersey Ko Freeman
Bessie Gainer
John Jones Wah
Lurippta A Jones
AdeTla
Previa
Lowrita Reiner Garfield Hospital
Alley
Union of notices shows weddings and obituaries across papers
Marriage and death notices placed in The Washington Post appear simultaneously in multiple morning papers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago News Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Boston Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer, with no extra insertion or telegraph charges.
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Washington Post
YORK
Boston Globe
Buffalo
Courifr
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Hoord Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Lolis Republic
Byraclse Foct Standard
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Local Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings
An array of funeral homes with contact details and service notes. Undertakers include W. R. Speare at 940 F Street NW, J William Lee, Harvey's Sons at 1325 Fourteenth Street NW, and John Wright Co at 1397 Tenth Street NW, offering chapels, crematoriums, and 24 hour service lines.
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W. R. Speare
F Street
J. William Lee
Smbalmer
Commodions
Pennsylvania Ave
HW. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
Commodious Chapel
North
John &. Wright Co
Sinn
Equitable Society faces admissions on officers amid large overhauls
The Missouri Bafa Deposit Company sale to the Equitable Society at 260 per share on par 190 exposes disputed claims about officer actions. The response admits some improper salaries and undisclosed advances to agents, asserts limited knowledge by only some directors, and cites compromised records. It also covers the Mer cantile Trust loan, pension charges, and the surplus position, with a request to leave rights to the courts for final decision.
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Missouri Bafa Deposit Company
Equitable Society
Equitable
Vances
Fidemen
Western National Bank of New York City
National Bank of the United States of New York
Mercantile Trust Company
James W Alexander
Thomas D Jordan
Henry C Deming
Equitable Sociery
Depaw Improvement Company
Depew Improvement Company
Depew Improvement
National Bank of Commerce of New York
New York
al Trust Company
Philadelphia
American Deposit and Loan Company, 4& Corporation
Wallace Macfarlane
The
Austen G Fox
French Flying Column Prepares Move to Morocco Frontier
Paris reports General Liautey commanding a flying column in Algeria near the Moroccan frontier after talks with the ministry. The units prepare for a possible move along the frontier if the Moroccan Sultan refuses France’s demands for release and redress following the arrest of French Algerian merchant Bourlan.
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Algeria
Paris
Liautey
Morocco
Bourlan
Flint Meets the Czar in St. Petersburg Audience
Charles Flnt of New York met the Emperor at Peterhof and discussed Russia’s industrial plans with emphasis on American capital involvement. Ambassadors and ministers noted U.S. influence while British French and German interests push to gain footing in the empire.
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St. Petersburg
Charles R. Flnt
New York
Peterhof
Russia
Meyer
Kokovsoft
United States
Roosevelt
America
Inuesta
Idle Days for Envoys Eccentrics at Portsmouth
Special to The Washington Post from Portsmouth New England Isle of Shoals visits marked by quiet weather and a parade of dignitaries. Russian attaches charm locals with light talk while Yankee hosts exhibit eccentric locals and a cottage culture. Classic New England personalities include Doc Hyves, Longfellow era lore, and shore hotel life with croquet and authors parties.
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Washington Post
Portsmouth
Isle of Shoals
St. Petersburg
Tokyo
Wentworth
Hank
Boata
Wentworth Landing
Uncle Sam
Madame Rosjentvensky
M. Rojestvensky
Mme
Rojestvensky
Ile of Shoals
Appledore Island
Cella Thaxter
Appledore
Star Island
Caswell
Gaseport
Longfellow
Whittier
New England
Ike
Oscar Eslehbor
Ka Thexter
Madge
Accuses the Kaiser in Russian war commentary
Portsmouth dispatch surveys a Russian view on Kaiser Wilhelm II and Japan's role in the war. It notes pressure on Nicholas II to keep Russia engaged and to push the war to tilt Europe toward German hegemony, with fears of peace terms being dishonorable and internal unrest rising at home.
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William
Portsmouth
N. H
M. Briantchanioff
Petersburg
Emperor William
Willam
Bjorke
Kaiser
Roosevelt
Germany
Russia
Far East
France
England
Japan
Europe
Nicholas
Linevitch
Prussia
Berlin
Japanese delegation tours Manchester cotton mills in New Hampshire
Baron Komura and party visited Manchester to inspect large Amoskeag mills with Gov. McLane, Senator Burnham, and Rep. Sulloway in attendance. A luncheon, trolley views, and photographers followed as crowds cheered the arrival and departure of the guests en route to Portsmouth.
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Washington Post
Portsmouth
N. H
Baron Komura
Sato
Adchia
Takahira
Takashita
Manchester
Gov. McLane
Senator Burnham
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Amoskesg Corporation
T. Jefferson Coo- Hdge
Amosktag Corporation
Loors
Derry Field Club
Portemrouth
Aimnher
Russia Confident In War Talks And Indemnity Stance
The article reports Russian negotiators and officials expressing confidence in peace talks while opposing any indemnity to Japan. It notes the Emperor’s calm stance, improved morale of Manchurian troops, and a belief that paying indemnity would enable further aggression by Japan. Diplomats say financiers control the peace timing, with ministers of finance and war present at yesterday’s discussion.
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Cnee
Fortemouth
Fortion Office
Russia
Liao Yang
Mukden
Sea of Japan
Manchuria
Japan
Siberia
Pacific
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Russian Foreign Office denies Lamadorff interview
St Petersburg August 25 official statement denies that Count Lam ford or any Russian foreign minister gave an interview about not paying a war indemnity to Japan. The foreign office says no correspondence was received and no interview given while reiterating Russia will not pay any indemnity under any guise.
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St. Petersburg
United States
Count Lamsdorff
Russia
Japan
Foreign Office
Count Lamadorff
Conference at Tokyo signals possible Japanese terms
Tokyo reports Premier Katsura and Chinda urged by Baron Komura to press Japanese terms in Sakhalin purchase talks. Jiji warns any compromise would be a loss, insisting rupture preferable to sacrifice, and notes vast public messages urging a firm stand as the war drags on.
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Tokyo
Komura
Katsura
Chinda
Marquis Ito
Jiji
Sakhalin
Japan
Wartime Quotations From Nichi Nichi Stance on Peace
Fragmentary quote captures Nichi Nichi stance urging continued war for perfect peace in the Orient. Emphasizes no sacrifice too great to achieve lasting victory and opposes any softer peace or altered demands. Raises tone of unwavering resolve amid contested diplomacy.
Anxiety at Paris as Portsmouth conference looms
In Paris on August 3 a sense of anxiety grips officials over the Portsmouth talks. Reports say Grand Duke Vladimir supports peace, while war sentiment prevails due to German influence on Russia. Ambassador McCormick and Spencer Eddy conferred on the crisis as Premier Rouvier delays military action against Morocco. The Paris bourse weakened on conflicting Portsmouth news but Russian bonds rose slightly.
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Paris
Portsmouth
Vladimir
Germany
Russia
McCormick
Carlshed
Spencer F. Wddy
St. Petersburg
Rouvier
Morocco
Portmouth
Dastesdy, Owlest
Pouth
Anglo-Japanese Treaty Reported Signed Before Portsmouth Talks
The Associated Press reports a new Anglo-Japanese alliance signed days ago with Britain recognizing a Japanese protectorate in some areas. The terms differ from the old pact, limiting mutual aid to British colonies in the Far East and Pacific, with public disclosure postponed until Portsmouth concludes.
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Lenton
Associated Preas
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Portsmouth
Great Britain
Japan
Far East
Pacific
Offic
Fighting in Crete Repulsed by Retimo Revolutionists
Fighting in the Retimo district on Crete saw Russian troops repulsed near Atsipopoulos. Russians lost twenty soldiers and twenty gendarmes. Revolutionaries then withdrew to Retimo after ammo ran low, with six of their men killed.
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Retimo
Canea
Island of Crete
Atsipopulous
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Florina Guardina
Mc Laughilin
Kearney
St Chabriers
Montreal
William QO Mears
Thaibeth A Kearney
Dinie Kearney
Maurice Je Mi Laughhin
Brooklyn
Health Office Record
Undertakers
George P. Zurhorst
Capital St. Toince
Flint
the Czar
London
Miss Schell
Miss Hoyt
Liverpool
Séoul
Post
Parsches Street
Oddities
Pamed
Ty Poets
Witte and
Rosen
Oscar Leighton
Kittery
Mel Stimson
New Eingland
Old Man Patch
Sam Lee
Doc
Middle West
John W. Hutchinson
Main Street
Portamouth
Hutchinson
Reece
Brotherhood of Maz
Ra. Hutchinson
Getork
John
Mrs. Hutchinson
Emily
J. Gowell
Oswell
Portemouth
Jones’ Brewery
York Barbor
York Hospital
Newton Perkins
Wilam Dean Howells
Thomas Nelson Page
John Fox, Jr
Howells
Palm Garden
Qiera
Fortune
Powe
Wine. CO
Lamsdorff
Korea
Crete
Algeboar
Sideboar
Slamidle & Fyford
Massachusetts Avenue
Bette
Boo
I. Grosner
Kuppenheimer Clothing
United States Realty Company
United States Realty Co
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