Equitable Life Directors Vote After Hyde Backed Policy
A Washington Post report from New York describes a directors meeting of Equitable Life Assurance Society to elect officers and consider mutalization. Hyde favored holders voting rights. Alexander and other officers seen re-elected amid factional splits. reform committee with Hyde loyalists dominates executive and finance panels.
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Depew
Alexander
Hyde
Washington Post
New York Pebb
Equitable Life Assurance Bocet
Cnoose New
ofBcers
Gunside
Pitt
James Taz Tix de
Cmpany
Svutler
Ri Yamen
Flyde
Vin Hyde
Alex Indea
Tian Mads Goud
Livds
Remir i
Aps
Notice of Varna 1 Death In The Wa Inserted
Public notice appears to describe a death record for Varna 1 with insertion options and charges for newspaper placement. It references standard public ledger, press listings, and multiple newspaper brands in unclear OCR form. The readable fragments indicate a death notice insertion and potential associated costs across various papers.
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Slandard
Fowsier Press
MSN Oal EK
Philadelphia and New Jersey Residents Named in Death Notices
A fragmentary obituary page lists residents including Edath Gorlaint Viher Uo Purtat sid Mamie Fo Lraw and Mamie Fo Lraw plus many others. Dates mention February 1900s era and references to local churches and cemeteries.
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Ani Tela Vmennereh
Va Matnoa
Lobica Tooartora
Wilson Todos
bPaddelphia Pa
Edath Gorlaint
Mamie
Ur Fey
Ella Reel
Farfactan
Fuohk
Oni & Brert
Equitable Life directors vote power to policy holders
The February 16 1900 meeting of the Equitable Life Assurance Society board at 320 Broadway announced that policyholders should have the right to vote for directors and a committee was named to arrange the details. Officers were reelected and a harmony plea from Depew sought unity among all interests.
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Cob H. Schiff
Iverything
Mr Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Broadway
Valentine P Savder James W Alexander James H Hyde Gage E
Tarbill Carnellus N Bliss
T de Witt Cuyler
Chauncey M Depew
James W Alexander
James H Eyde
Gage E Tarbell
George T Wilson
HH McIntyre
William Alexander
W OH Winthrop
JG Ven
Thomas J Jordan
S D Ripley
EB Brenner
F “ Jackson
HC Bolling
R Bross Mod
Arthur Pell
James H Hyde
James Alexander Gage
Tarbell
Oh McIntyre
Wooa Wheelock
Chauncey M
Depew
Snyder
C Deming
Frick
Thomas D Jordan
James W
Alexander Gwe
Montsre
Wheelock
Chauncey
P Snyder
W Krech
HU Anch
Thomas D Jordan and
Jacob Wo Schift
Elhu Root
Niihu Root
Vr Hyde
Hyde
Socety
Wydes
Imade
Alexander
Edward H Harriman
Harriman
Equitable Depew
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to Feb 12
Health office list of deaths with ages and addresses including Phebe G Coleman Clarence Coats Irula Mav Norton Daniel Washington Margaret Callan Catherine Crack Kirke Carne Semmes Morris G Vandeventer Julia Murrell Edward Bonner Morris Hilf James Feah Walter Edwards Robert Talbert Arnold Lield 919 L st nw and other entries. Movements of Ocean Steamers list arrivals and sailings from New York and Halifax with ships Georgic Barbarossa Columbian Teutonic Baltic La Lorraine La Touraine Paris lines.
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Phebe G Coleman
Clarence Coats
Irula
Julia Murrell
Augusta
Lield
St Nw
Dward Bonner
St Na
Morris Hilf
Clarence Mc Yall
Geo Wasn Unty Hos
Robert
Talbert
Feare Anca Cas
Arnold
Walter Edwards
L St Nw
James A
New York
Liverpool
Barbarossa
Bremen
la Touraine
Havre
London
Columbian
Boston
Arthaginian
St Johny
Halifax
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Baltic
Liverpool En Fork
la Lorraine
Downfall Rumors Hit Society for Treason Wire
St Petersburg reports an arrest in a secret revolutionary circle linked to Annensky editor of Russian Wealth and Maxim Gorky. Charges include inciting strikes and anti government proclamations. The piece notes arrests, possible zemsky sobor talks, and shifting ministries amid tensions.
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St Petersburg
Annensky
Russian Wealth
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
M .Annensky
St Peter and St Paul
Siberia
Kuzin
Tsarskoye-Belo
2Gemsky Sobor
Zemsky Sobor
The aging diners diet lesson from a physician
A physician notes many vigorous old men at restaurant tables, aged sixty to eighty, preferring hearty meals over diet trends. He argues robust digestion with wholesome food sustains aged vitality, and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe aid for indigestion used by travelers nationwide.
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Stuart
Maine
California
Strike spreads as St Petersburg workers demand arrests be released
In St Petersburg on February 16, factory owners from 25 plants including major Lodz mills paid off workers and closed indefinitely. About 46,000 strikers were dismissed, while other mills resisted支付, as crowds surrounded officers through the night. Father Gopon rumored to direct strikes via Lodz lieutenants, with movements spreading to Neva, Franco-Russian, Russo-American Rubber, St Petersburg car works, and Nicholas railroad shops.
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St. Petersburg
Putllof Iron Works
Neva
St Petersburg
Nicholas
Father Gopon
Lodz
Vatican declines to intervene in royal marriage
Rome reports the Vatican refused to use its good offices over the proposed marriage of Prince Victor Napoleon to Princess Clementine of Hyleium, stating Victor was never favorable to the church. Prince Louis Napoleon, in Turin, congratulated his brother on the approaching union but said no decision has been made.
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Rome
Vatican
Victor Napoleon
Clementine
Hyleium
Victor
Louis Napoleon
Turim
Emperor William at Coligny statue unveiling in Berlin
The Emperor and Empress Augusta Victoria attended the unveiling of Admiral Coligny’s statue before a palace wing with ministers and officers. The Kaiser traces descent from Coligny via Louise Henriette to William of Orange, linking to Dutch independence. The heroic statue was crafted by Count Goertz pchhtz.
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Admiral Coligny
Berlin
Lebif
William
Augusta Victoria
Admiral Colanwyv
Coligny
Louie
William of Orange
Netherlands
Theu
Jay Cooke Dead At Ogontz Suburb Of Philadelphia
Jay Cooke world famed financier dies at 83 tonight at the Ogontz home of his son in law Charles D Barney. He had been frail, but death came suddenly after a long active life with many business interests and hunting trips at Ogontz Lodge and Lake Erie. Several other notable deaths reported include Luiz Evaristo da Costa Cabral in Rio de Janeiro, cartoonist Daniel H. McCarthy in New York, W E Bradley of Frankfort, and Henry S Russell, Boston fire commissioner head.
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Philadelphia
Jay Cooke
Charles D Barney
Ogontz
Cooke
Ogontz Lodge
Lycoming County
Putin Bay
Lake Erie
West
New York
Luizg Evaristo da Costa Cabral
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Hreslin
Cabral
Mr. C Brat
Daniel H McCarthy
Trankfort
E Bradley
Edson Bradley
Boston
Henry S Russell
Board of Fire Commissioners
Death of Hiram McCollum War Clerk in Overstudy
Friends of Hiram McCollum the War Department clerk and third year medical student at George Washington University say his death by his own hand resulted from temporary mental derangement due to overstudy and insomnia. Neighbors report he slept poorly for nights, left for New York after a late night, and wrote resignations from his class president post and from the War Department before his death was known.
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War Department
Fiiram McCollum
George Washington University
Touraine
Boston
Flo
Wis
Belcher
Hopkins Pace
New York
McColluyn
Belder
Philadelphia
Beder
McCollum
Waldorf-Astoria, New York
George Washington
Wir
Waldorf Astoria
W York
Secretary of War
Frederick B Whipple
Hiram Meccollum
Hopkins Place
Northwest
Washington
Taft
Alumni Reunion At Business High School With Talks And Dance
The Business High School Alumni Association hosts its annual reunion this evening at 8. Dr Cheesman A Herrick of Philadelphia’s High School of Commerce delivers the municipal address The gathering includes Commissioners Macfarland West and Biddle Gen H V Boynton school officials and local leaders with plans for a half million dollar alumni hall discussed A recent appropriation proposal shifts funds for equipment to support the new Business High School building and increases for the school’s needs the Senate later raised the allocation to $32800 after input from the Alumni Association.
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The
Business High School
Rauscher
Cheesman A. Herrick
High School of Commerce of Philadelphia
Commercial High School
Herrick
Macfarland, West
Biddle
H V_ Boynton
Board of Education
A T Stuart
J Holdsworth Gordon
Percy M Hughes
Allan Davis
Paul E Sileman
Clarence B Rheem
Washington High School
Business High School Alumni Association
Paul E Sleman
Chhairman
James E West
Charles A Jones
District of Columba
Busines
Colored Manual Training School
House
Alumni Association
Senate
Georgetown Track Captain Returns From Boston Meet
Capt McCarthy reports New England athletes will travel to Georgetown on February 25 for a big meet. Torrey of Offal, Walsh of Pastime, and Dick Dear may enter the 220 yard dash rivalry. Central, Carroll Institute, and Dumbarton Club sprinters prepare for strong showings as Amateur Athletic Union officials will recognize records. Judge Sims enters the Democratic race for State Senate in Louisa, Spottsylvania, Stafford, and Fredericksburg.
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Georgetown
New England
Capt McCarthy
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
America
Torrey
Gale
Walsh
Dick Dear
George Washington University
Carroll Institute
James
Shea
M G A
Baltimore
Dumbarton Club
Logan Owens
Potomac Boat Club
Central
Trim
Georgtown
Baltimore City College
Foley
Centrals
Grant
Osheans
J TL Mette
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
The
Athletic Union
Norfolk Newsboy Wounded by Accidental Revolver Discharge
Special to The Washington Post reports Jerome Craft describes a Norfolk newsboy shot in the left leg by an accidental revolver discharge in his hip pocket. The bullet traveled from hip to knee, causing a serious wound. the boy was taken to a Norfolk hospital for bullet search and removal.
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Washington Post
Norfolk Way
Jerome Craft
Norfolk Hospital
Artilleryman fined for drunkenness in Newport News case
John IT Hall, an artilleryman, was fined 10 dollars for drunkenness in Newport News on February 16. The attempted criminal assault charge was dismissed.
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Artileryman
Washington Post
Newport News
John IT Hall
Too Good For The Navy Midshipman Deserter Faces Court Martial
Midshipman Milton W Arrowood, who deserted from the battleship Kearsarge on January 6, was arrested in New York by Secret Service agents and will face a court martial. Son of a Burlington North Carolina minister, he had resigned after writing his father that his associations were immoral. The Navy secretary refused his resignation, Arrowood later went ashore at Hampton Roads, vanished, and was found living a month at a East Fifty sixth Street residence, working for a real estate firm.
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Washington Post
New York
Hancock
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States
Milton W Arrowood
Kear
Sarge
Secret Service
Arrowood
Burlington NC
Annapolis
Navy Department
Paul Morton
Navy
Kearsarge
Hampton Roads
East Fifty Sixth Street
Goodrich Reports cordial visits by squadron in Chile and Peru
Rear Admiral Goodrich commanding the Pacific station reports in detail on the cordial receptions afforded the American squadron in Valparaiso and Callao. He notes a Chilean appropriation of four thousand dollars for official and social events, extensive club privileges, and strong friendship toward the United States. He views the visits as promoting cordial relations and urges similar future exchanges.
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Chile
Peru
Pacific
Navy Department
Sives
Valparaiso
Santiago
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Republic
Chilean
Gooderich
Callao
Armericin
Goudiich
Orders to Army Officers Dissolve and Exam Sequence
A historical board of medical officers dissolved on March 22 1934. Second Lieut Henry Heath of the Artillery Corps is ordered to be examined on April 5 instead of February 14. Second Lieut William Matley Twent of the Fourth Infantry on leave proceeds to Washington Barracks on the 15th to report for treatment. First Lieut Hjalmer Ericson of the Seventh Infantry on leave, Columbus Cap, is assigned as professor at Simin College and will report. Captain George Penrose quartermaster ordered to limit visits to one per month from Port Townsend to Seattle. Officers assigned to the Office of the Chief of Staff to complete observations with the Russian Army in Manchuria. A board of medical officers and several officers named for notes and examinations for admission to the Army Medical Corps.
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Board of Medical Officers
Henry Heath Artillery Corps
Wiliam & Matley Twent
Washington Barracks
Statecs
Army General Hospital
Hjalmer Ericson
Siin College
Cuorge
Penrose Quartermaster
Port Townsend
Seattl
Quartermaster 5
Rod Structon Worl
Manchurian
Walter S Schuster
Carl Retchinang
Seventeeth Infantry
Walliam S. Patten
Carroll
Vleva
George P White
San Franciso Cal
Jacques de le Lafitte
Acuscnza
Marine Hospital Changes Prompt Leave and Duty Moves
Assistant Surgeon R H Karte granted seven day leave and Acting Assistant Surgeon J B Fowler given thirty days from March. Passed Assistant Surgeon LD Fricks ordered to report to Surgeon W Stoner at immigration depot New York for duty. Gassaway leave amended to ten days from February 14. Wertenbacher relieved from duty in New York and sent to Havana. Pharmacist S R Richardson reassigned to Boston then Wilmington for duty. Walcolm M Kay relieved at Boston and assigned to Wilmington for quarters. A board at Fort Monroe Va to investigate launch damage Spray. Washington to be launched March 18 at New York Shipbuilding Camden NJ. Various transfers and detachments listed among naval medical personnel and stations including Mare Island, Guam, Portsmouth, New London, Cavite, Yokohama, and Baltimore.
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Fort Monrac Va
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Washington DC
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San Francisco
J W Bachus
Portsmouth
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Asiatic Fleet
Cavite
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Oiongino
Guam
Ghaemmerling
A Pickering
Glongapo
T Westcott, Jr
Yokohama
Japan
Olongapo
Lyons
Rainbow
Baltimore
Guegenterm
Polton Station
Turner
Navy Disciplinary Action and Ship Movements Report
The President approved the dismissal of Comt Dawid Bo Mull ken Twenty seventh Infantry for falsifying official reports and misrepresenting marital status. The Navy notes a winter forego to implement a new signal code while Destroyer Whipple docks at Kingston to report propeller movements. Also reported are arrivals in New York and Seattle and the San Francisco merger of Nevada National Bank with Wells Fargo to form Wells Fargo Nevada Bank.
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Jamaca
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New York
Saita
Lua Boon
Atapuka
Paul Junes
Seattle
Hogie
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Wells-Fargo & Co Bank
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