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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1905

Page

5

Profit in Stock Deal Reveals Tax Avoidance Tactics

A Washington Post summary details a complex loan of non taxable stock by Equitable Life officers led by James W Alexander and George W Squire. The scheme involved New York Life vault stock, loans to cover tax liabilities, and a pool that re sold shares at substantial gains, with profits distributed among executives and directors.

Randolph New York Life Washington Post New York Equitable Life Assurance Society Armstrong Insurance Committee George W. Squire Equitable James W Alexander James H Hyde Wiliam H McIntyre Thomas D. Jordan Squire Lawyers’ ‘Title Insurance Company Lawyers’ Mortgage Insurance Company Equitable Society Lawyers’ Tile Insurance Company Huuttable Offoera Depew Marcellus Hartley Louis Fits-gerald Hartley Fitzgerald American Deposit and Loan Company Equitable Trust Company Mortgage Insurance Company American Deposit and Loan George Ho Squires Western National Bank Alexander Mehiire Jordan James Hyde Europe William NM McIntyre Mrquire George H Squire Randolpn Thanite Gibbs Hughes Actene Merchants Trust Company New York Life Insurance Company Treasom New York Life de Fed Massachusetts New York City Acs United States First Nation Bank of Thin Y Bedey Intereat

Insurance probes expose Fanshawe bonds scheme and agent profits

Testimony reveals George W. Perkins and Mr Fanshawe arranged loans and joint purchases of Long Island Railroad bonds with the New York Life Insurance Company. Fanshawe earned profits of 22500 while NY Life took half the net gains from bond sales. Auditors dispute renewal commissions and officer salaries at Equitable and Mutual Reserve Life, citing inflated figures and nepotism questions.

New York Life Insurance Company Long Island Lfe Insurance Company Fanshawe New York Life Hughes Alfred Main Equitable Society Gage Tarbell George T Wilson The Insurance Hendricks Australia France Great Britain Wilson United States Mr. Hughes Mr. Wilson George Doldredge Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company New York State Insurance Department Eldredge Willliam T. Eldredge

Charge of giving rebate in life insurance case

Philadelphia reports Harold Peirce general agent for New York Life charged with unlawful discrimination for issuing a 100000 policy on Benjamin Warnick without first years premium paid. Magistrate Tern Tron set 2600 bail. Warnick as principal witness. E A Remy named as intermediary.

Philadelphia Benjamin Warnick Harold Peirce New York Life Insurance Company Tern Tron Peirce E. A. Remy New York Life Insurance Thhrough Petroe Reilly Polic

Suit to Recover Taxes Involving New York Life and Central Bank

New York officials move to recover 25500 from either New York Life Insurance Company or the Central Bank of taxes and interest on 700000 transferred to dodge taxes. O Donnell says he referred the case to Corporation Counsel Delaney to file suit for 17500 plus 7 percent interest for five years, with Comptroller Grout handling arrears. Also notes coal thieves robbing northeast residents, with a raid on Eighth Street bins and collars.

Hamilton Andy Hamilton Behail New York Unionavings Bank and Trust Company Na’e Washington Wiliam S New York Life Insurance Company New Orms Traction Nov. S Frank 0. O’donnell Board of Taxes and Assessments Central Bank Theodore T. Banta O'Donnell Delaney Sait Grout Eighth Street

Hearst Backed Effort to Open Ballot Boxes in Five Districts

Mayor McClellan supports William Hearst in pushing to open and recount ballots from New York's mayoralty election. Five ballot boxes to be opened. appeals considered by Tammany Hall lawyers may delay actions until next week. Gov. orders and court actions set dates for recounts in several assembly districts amid protests of ballots and legal challenges.

Justice Amend Elmira Reformatory Washington Post New York McClellan Wiliam Hearst Alton B. Parker Supremes Court Tammany Hall Law Committee Manhattan the Supreme Courts Justice Giegerich Twenty-first Assembly Glegerich Jerome Watcher Justice Gregerich Giegerich Amon Supreme Court Beconde George Ackerman Samuel Ellenbogen

Stillings Takes the Oath as Public Printer Chief

Charles A. Stillings was sworn in as Public Printer by Capt. Henry T. Brian. Oscar J. Ricketts remains foreman of printing, with Brian as chief clerk, and no general changes to staff. Stillings promises progressive business methods, open shop stance, and no immediate reductions, aiming to improve the service with careful inquiry and collaboration.

Charles A. Stillings Henry T. Brian Oscar J. Ricketts Frank Palmer Bullings Capt Brian Mr. Stilings A. W. Worthington George H. Judd Fred Collns J. H. Butcher Louis Wolf Theodore Jackson Hicketts Mr. Stillings Ricketts United States

Ricketts to Retire Likely From Public Printer Role

A friend asserts Ricketts will sever ties with the Government Printing Office soon returning from service. He reportedly declined a bureau chief post and prefers not to seek other offices. The President favors him but Ricketts intends to step down after preparations for the new Public Printer are complete.

G. P.O Ricketts GP. O Jana Ricketts Bureau of Engraving and Printing Presiden Post

Ricketts Eyeing Move From Government Printing

The article reports that Mr. Ricketts has been offered financial aid to start a new printing venture. A new office site has been selected, with advanced machinery planned. Two renowned Washington printers would join him, signaling a major private publishing project potentially rivaling government service.

Ricketts Washington Lfe the Post Consgreas Mr. Ricketts

To Fight Consumption Committee Meeting Report

The Committee on the Prevention of Consumption met at 996 F street NW with Dr. D. Percy Hickling as chair. Members endorsed a $150,000 push for a municipal hospital for consumptives as 70 percent of similarly sized cities require compulsory TB case reporting.

Committee On the F Street Northwest D. Percy Hickling Miss Tuckermann E W. Jefferson William C. Rives George M. Sternberg William H. Forwood Charles F Weller George Wilson Nicholas Fish EB. H W. Hunter George M Kober G. W F. Swartzell William J. Kehoe William H. Baldwin Rabbi Louis Stern Wallace Hatch Washington Archibald Hopkins Samuel H. Greens

Capitol Chimineys Vanish

The Capitol’s steam heating and roof vent system is now in operation in the House wing with two smoke conduits and electric fans removing chimneys from the roof. The Senate wing fan will be tested today. The old heaters are removed and a centralized underground engine room controls the new system. Architects and officials praise the roof transformation as a major improvement.

Capitol Wood Senate Dre

Stone Pine Trees to Be Planted in California and Oregon

The Bureau of Plant Industry of the Department of Agriculture will provide young European stone pine plants for propagation in California and Oregon. The tree, native to Southern Europe and common in Greece and Italy, yields a small edible nut popular in European baking and confectionery. Local demand for pine nuts is rising as the department moves to grow the trade domestically.

Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry California Oregon Europe Greece Italy Astern Schuldt

Made Assistant to Special Counsel A Leftwich Sinclair

The Commissioners yesterday appointed Gus A Schuldt, previously in the corporation counsel office, as assistant to A Leftwich Sinclair, special counsel for the District in the bond cases arising from grade changes at the new railroad terminal. William Wahly, a known local attorney, was named to Schuldt's vacated post on the corporation counsel's recommendation. Presentation of Prizes.

Gus A. Schuidt Corporation Counsel A. Leftwich Sinclair Willam Wahly Schuldt

Unique Works of Art Sisters Exhibit Hand Decorated China

The Sisters of Providence display a fine collection of hand decorated china at W. B. Moses & Son in Tennallytown. The exhibit includes porcelain heads on plates a brown smoking set vases and more two foot high vase showcases unusual color and design. The Immaculata seminary highlights its artistic work under the Slaters of Providence with future water color displays and strong educational facilities for resident and day students.

Sisters of Providence Handsome Tennallytown W. B. Moses & Sone Slaters of Providence Immaculata

Thanksgiving Day Services List by City Churches

A list of Thanksgiving Day worship services across Episcopal and Methodist churches. Notable gatherings include the Pro-Cathedral of the Ascension on Massachusetts Avenue and Twelfth Street with multiple morning and evening services led by Rev. Clement Brown and others, along with St Michael and All Angels and St John locations. Diverse congregations convene in co operating holiday observances, with union services under the Northeast Ministerial Association and several chapels and parishes offering specified times.

Incharge St John's Roland Cotton Smith S Dunlap B. H Bigelow St Agnes’ Chapel New York Avenue Fourth Street Richard P. Williams C H. Holmead A m. Grace Ninth D Streets Charles F. Sontag Chapel of the Nativity East Capitol Peverteenth Streets Wood M. Thompson F. J. Woodman Methodist Douglass Memorial Eleventh H Atreets Northeast G B. Bacon Union_ services Northeast Ministerial Association R. R. Reidel Centennial Baptist A. XK. Weight Nustor Maryland Avenue Baptist H. H. Reidel Metropolitan Baptist J. C. Bal Ninth Street Christian B. B. Bagby

Religious Services Across District Readings and Events

A dense listing of congregations across Washington with pastors at Lutheran, Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Universalist, Reformed and New Church denominations. It notes service times from 11 a m to 2 a m, locations around Penn Quarter, Kalorama, and Georgetown, and mentions a big Catholic donation party at Convention Hall and upcoming memorial and Knights of Columbus events.

Convention Hall St. Joseph's Orphan Asylu St. Ann's Parish Hall Tennallytown St Stephen’s Institute Laurel High School Knights of Columbus Catholic Benevolent Legion St. Augustine's Prisha Aloysius Church

New Publications Will Such Things Be a Short Story Collection

Publication notice for a collection by the author of In the Midst of Life Cobwebs from an Empty Skull and Fantastic Fables. Includes sections Tales of Soldiers and Civilians Haunted Houses Bodies of the Dead and Mysterious Disappearances. Washington Post Boston Globe praise with a $1.25 price.

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