Indorsed plan to mutualize Equitable policy holders
The Equitable policy holders committee led by John D Crimmins endorses the mutualization plan via the deed of trust among Thomas F Ryan and voting trustees Grover Cleveland Morgan J O'Bren and George Westinghouse. The committee praises the arrangement as safer and maintains the policy holders can trust full coverage while supporting new directors and the society’s future. Superintendent Hendricks remains silent as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epoosal
Washington
New York
Equitable Policy Holders' Committee
John D Crimmins i
Thomas F Ryan
Grover Cleveland
Morgan J O'Bren
George Westinghouse
Ryan
Use Committee
Mills
Alisht
John D Crimmins
Fisonmingdele
Outerbridge
Charles Io Tubes
Edwin Warfield
Henry Morworth
J Esagistyn
Dix
Equitable Board of Directors
Polley Holdera
Af Te Surety
Votry B Myste Trust
Grover Cleve
Morgan J . O'Bren
Weainghouse
Sthur
Asuautrurialne
Bunea
Wall Street
Heian
War on yellow fever urged by Gov Magoon
Gov Magoon pledges full support to Col Gorges and the Isthmian Canal Commission in the fight against yellow fever on the Isthmus. He emphasizes unity of the President and War Secretary, availability of money and manpower, and asks for required actions to eradicate the disease and improve sanitation amid new cases and a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov | Magoon
Col. Gorges
Canal
Commission
Secretary of War
United States
Gov Mascon
Isthmian Canal Commission
Matian Matemora
Laborer
Panama
Michael Brosnan
Umekeeper
Empire
B J Yallaby
Rodman
la Boca
Jane
Engineer Wallace Returns to Confer on Canal Work
Panama June 16 Chief Engineer Wallace sails for New York with Mrs Wallace to confer with Secretary Taft on canal labor and material needs. He plans to discuss private business and possible purchases while attending to machinery and equipment from the old French company. The canal commission may meet in Washington with Gov Magoon absent and various orders for bricks rock crushers and rollers likely to be placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Colon
Mra. Wallace
New York
Orizaba
Panama
Cristobal
John ST. Wallace
Panama Canal
Washington
Canal Commission
Navy Engineer Walker Transferred Amid Contract Dispute
Civil Engineer J W G Walker son of Rear Admiral Walker moved from Charleston Navy Yard dock project to Norfolk Navy Yard amid Atlantic coast reallocations. Officials deny significance, but rumors say his strict enforcement of contract specs angered New Continental Jewel Filtration Co. and led to calls for his removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. G. Walker
Navy
Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Nnpyal
Charleston
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Department
Atlantic
Continental Jewell Filtration Company
Walcker
Maryland railroad man resigns Panama role returns home
Graer W Fossett, who left his post as night yardmaster of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Cumberland to head yardmaster duties for the Panama Railroad at Colon, has returned to his old Cumberland position. He cites yellow fever and mosquitos as reasons for quitting in Panama. Fossett notes 6,000 men are digging on the canal project as the planting season runs through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Panama Road
Washington Post
Cumberland
Graer W. Fossett
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Panama Railroad
Colon
Fos
Culebra Cut
Wonkey Hill
Fraud in Passport Application Guilty Verdict
The State Department states O. Hartman was found guilty in Philadelphia of fraud tied to a passport application. He falsely claimed to have left Milwaukee and swore to a different origin, marking a first conviction in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
O. Hartman
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Bosley
Baltimore
Hig Department
Prazee Folomac Laundry and Mnols Securities Incorporations
Articles filed for two companies Prazee Folomac Laundry Company with capital 717000 and Mnols Securities Company with capital 10000. Listed investors include John D Frazce Peter M Becker James F Broadbent W M Mooney B W McCormick RS Domaldeon and B B T Auerschmann. Sunday Sun promises a brighter tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prazee-Folomac
Laundry Company
Capital
John D Frazce
Petor M Becker
James F Broadbent
W M. Mooney
Mnols Securities Company
Bedding Factory Restores Mattresses At Low Cost
Our fully equipped Bedding Factory remakes mattresses to look and feel like new. We clean hair, curl, and sterilize in every case to ensure quality and safety at a small price.
Advertising builds lasting publicity for the star
The note explains that advertising does more than sell goods it gains ongoing visibility for the star. It is cumulative with yearly value increasing as each year passes. In Post advertising will be worth more to you each year and the interest will exceed comparable schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western District Baptist Association of Maryland
Rockville
Weve
Hagerstown
Ameck
Johnson & Edmunds
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Wilks
Indian Education Conference in Asbury Park Program
The Asbury Park educational gathering features Indian day care and schooling leaders including John J. Fitzgerald and W. McGee with a notable roster of officials. The War Department invites Philippine railway bids in Washington and Manila on November 1 amid a large transport plan. Russian naval adversity reported at Vladivostok. Modern business methods cited by Chandlee's Ebbitt House Cigar Store for low prices and quick turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Educational Association
Asbury Park N. J
Department of Indian
Eayeautn
Beach
Awchb Shop Kyat
Philadelphia
Francis B. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Washington
J. N. IisGerald
Veean Grove
John J. Fitzgerald
United States House of Representatives
W . McGee
John D Benedict
Indian Territory
Capt
W. A. Mercer
Hale Indian School
H. B. Frissel
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Hampton
Miss. Hazelle Best
War Department
Philippine Islands
Congress
Washington City
Manila
Chandlee
Ebbitt House
John B. Bapey
Fa. Ave
Chandler
Russian parliamentary experiment to begin in September
The note asserts a positive outlook for a Russian experiment in Parliamentarianism starting in September. It also recaps other local items including clothing ads, Baptist Association notes, shipyard updates, and a large fire at a New York garage causing substantial losses.
McKnew's clearance sale cuts prices on ladies wear
Describes McKnew's shop at 383 Pennsylvania Ave as launching a substantial clearance sale to stock for the coming stocktaking in July. It promises deep price cuts on ladies gowns, coats, waists, corsets, underwear, gloves, jewelry, and toilet articles, with emphasis on moving remaining stock before July stocktake. Also mentions moth bags by E Morrison Paper Co and loans at 4.5 to 5 percent by Moore & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb & Co
Ceat
House of McKnew's
Pennsylvania Avenw
Atovka
Lansburgh Furniture Co
James H Hyde and the famed American stable scene
A jumble of notes places James H Hyde amid a quitable conflict amid boasts of America s finest horse stable. It mentions a shipboard fire near May 21 and cites a Brunswick billiard hall at 304 Sixth Street NW with prices for pool and billiards. It also covers New Jersey military camp at Sea Girt, the Globe Printing Company move, and various consumer tips from onions to spirit purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho
Washington
Brunswick Bullard Hall
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Jexbey's Military Corp
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
N. J
New Jersey
Sea Girt
United States
Gov. Stokes
Little White House
St Louis Se
Gearashington
Morristown
New Quartara
Globe Printing Company
Esta
Pennsylvania Ave
Frm
Ifa
Ita
New York
14Th
B Sty
Washington The Post Advertisers and Local Business Notes
A long Washington newspaper page highlights The Post as the trusted home paper, with local business ads for Walford sporting goods, the Darby Printing Co. at Fourteenth Street, and various loan and jewelry services. It notes naval and railway developments, harbor and shipyard activity, and a broad mix of shops, catalogs, and services around Pennsylvania Avenue, demonstrating the city’s commercial bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Post
George D. Hornung
Foors Bt 6Th
Pennsylvania Avenue
9Th and
D Streets
Horning
Hornung
Pennsylvanis Avenue
Fourteenth Street
B. E Covert
Darby Printing Co
Barby
Fourteenth Strait Northwest
Advertising in The Post Drives New Customers
The passage argues that no successful businessperson avoids advertising. It claims that placing ads in The Post exposes a business to thousands, enabling persistent promotion. It asserts ads bring new customers daily and lift yearly results, meeting the goal of growth.
West End notices mix ads and local items on Pa ave
The Post highlights West End Washington announcements from PA Avenue merchants. It lists shopping deals at Amigand’s West End Department Store, whiskey ads for Old Wilkeson and Monastery Beer, local business notes for Martin Brothers real estate, the Kenilworth Cafe, and Henry’s liquor. It covers doctoring, street vendors, an edifying note on public health, and evangelist summer outreaches as part of West End life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Pennsylvania Avenue
Aigmand
Weat Kua
Martin Brothers
Pa Ave
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Crimmins
Equitable
Hendricks
Guaseinss
France
Tendricks
Iven
Gulng
Charman
Paul Morton
Wes Hb
Erovel
Wuckngham
Tugerd
Gorgas
Engineer Walker Transfer
Hillinpplet Fyford
Massachusetts Avenue
Ibspord's
Tera
Vladivostok
Rojestvensky
W. C. Motz
Gli Pa
Are
Kuppenheimer
Grosner
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Fifth District
Ford & Graham
Towa
Dewey
Solomon Island
Chesaveaske Bay
Calvite
P. I
James F Oyster
Ranier Vehicle Equipment Company
E. Morrison Paper Co
Seventy-eighth
Seventy-ninth Streets
Broadway
West End Avenue
William Waldorf Astor
Alte of the Plage
Fifty-ninth Street
Tha Hub
Moore & mM
James H. Hyde
Thequitable
America
Sains the Seasel
Guantanamo
Cal
the Advertiser
Maryland Steel Cay
Sparrows Foint
D. N. Walford
Walford
Sporting Goods Mme
Balanes
Togo
Korean Straits
Bank of England
London
Institution of Finance
Morrison Paper Co
House of Commons
Lganc
Moore & Hill, Inc
Mail
Pointe Slong
Mary Francis
Bertie
J. P. Johnson
Isaac Solomon
Dane
Lottie Carter
R. Mason
Mayflower
Mount Pelee
Sample Shoe Store
Mackenzie
Army Medical Museum
D. Goldman
Pennsylvania
Goldman
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Manoth Yards
Newport News
Qurec
Neglge
Fl Re
Moore & Co
Pa. Avenue
Union Metallic
Fridge, Company
Winchester Reo.ms Company
United States Gaeldes Company
Ene
Blake Rise Company
Apt
Newport News Rebuilding and Dry Dock Company
Connecticut
New York Navy Yard
Newport News Company
Nichols
Organized
Workingen of
Central Labor Union
John B. Dickman
Oharving
Dey
Milford Spohn
T Fox J. Ll. Feeney
H T la Clair
John G Schmidt
JF. McCarthy
Thomas
Peoules L. Goers
N. C. Sprague
J. M. Helsley
Washington Monument
A. L. Moore
Fifteenth Street
Keester
Lily and Howard
Loch & Co
Fteen
Willard Automobile Company
Pennsylvania, Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Pretoria
Bermuda
Quebec Steamship Company
Labrador
Indian Harbor
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Dicinity
Isabel Rogers Edgar
Cape Chidley
Arctic Circle
Indian Har
Gill's
Joseph G. Ray
Alexandria
Georgetown
Boston
Port Taugpa
Fla
Weymouth
Meas
Adolph Loeb
Loebl
Ruppert Home For
Good Hope Road
Anacostia
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. Factus
Norment
Samuel Norment
Washington, D. C
Wealand College
Baie Margaret Is
John Mfils
Wington
Plymouth Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Joshua Lavall
Dam
Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon
New Orleans
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
District of Columbia
18Th
George C AK Travers
Bishop Allen
Mobile
Ala
Mount St. Mary's College
Henry's
Pa. Ave
Edwin Scott
Sandy Spring
United States Navy
Ink Ton Nent
Italy
Congo
Kenilworth Cafe
Treasury
Bruce
Balitimore
City Comet
Ingleside ‘Dairy
1797
Board of Health
Grand Rapids
Mich
Weper
Pawl Jones
Bherwood
Joseph Bush
Henry W. Comstock
Long Island Sound
Fagan
Lula M Quilnan
Marahalt
Sparrows Point
Severn River
Warren & Dyer
Faave
Reuso
Union Storage Co
the Alley
Pien
J. Morgan & Co
Submarine Signal Company
Mr. Morgan
Ave
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Far West
Ae Ag
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