New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
ASK HYDE'S RETIREMENT.
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GEORGE l. BARRETT. superintehdent S flfeh Applica-
.LA;x MAXWELL a. ALLEN. General Manager In
ARTHUR Pill allItsit Medical d'f5G1ar DfTeetor
JOHN WARREN, NJ. D.. Assistant Medical Di-
uII96S> THOMAS As; H. ROCKWELL. NJ D. Assistant
nIrFaaLIN nEIRANKLIN c. WELLS. NJ D.. Assistant Medical
JOHN GILcHRIsr. Superintendent Security De-
4. 4. sPRINGMEYER.
F. r. EDWARDS.
To & the Board Of Directors of the Equitabls Life
RefeyIg RAfSqfanee e Society s Of the United States
h5sing ts s 1ast the p9lcyhoders be given voice in
the conservation of its funds we deem it pro5er 10
s1ase that copy of such petition was furnished
and owner OF majority Of the capital stock of the
We also deem it proper to add that. in our opin
ION after the most careful and anxious considera-
vicepresident and acting president in the absencs
Of the president, with all the powers he has exer-
and progress of the society and the conservation
fne aTsst fIrds hsd for the benefit Of our pol
ways and his acts as yice-president are such
missivngs as to the conservatism of its manage
ment and to injure it's business as an institution
conducted solely on the mutual Plan for Ra bsne as
Mt and protection OF it's polcyhOders Respect
New-York February Z. 1906.
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$E6KGE T. wilson, third 1ies-Presidsnt,
4; S s. T6K y6EDaSl GlSEt co@ptrGiIer. aGt&H5iK;
r, G. HAM, Associate Aetuary.
NJ MURRAY. @ Gashiera SIt5a,, .,,.
J. C/ROQUET, Secretary General for Europe
A A. SPRINGMEYER. Assistant to Third Vice
". =: TAYLOR, Supervisor of Agencies
S. e BoLIlNG. Superintendent Of gsaed Agencies.
H. II; A KNOWLES D. LES Supervisor of Agencies.
W. NELSON EpELsTEN. Superintendent TitISde
s. s. M'CURDY, Assistant Registrar.
GERALD r. BROWN, Superintendent Bond and
NSS'S2zs E. VSN PsRPfIsRsn'' KPPER'
CHARLES F. fNsLEE. City Clerk
AAdRTHqR PEIL, Medical Director.
FRANKLfN c. WELLS. NJ .;s B.. ASSISTANT naSStoS Med
THOMAS H ROCKWELL. Assistant Medical pi-
rector. -
H r; CoURsEN, Assistant Auditor
A Nv " MATSE y II Associate Auditor
GEORGE L. BARRETT. Superintendent of the
SAMUEL FROST. Recorder.
MAXWELL H. ALLEN. Manager OF the Inspec-
G. F. BRoPHY. Superintendent of the Renewal
F. NJ PENDREIGH
I. S. DOUGLASS Superintendent of Foreign and
Domestic Collections
c. n JONES. Superintendent of the Information
JOHN GILcHRIsT. Superintendent of the Sc
w. E. JOHNSON. Mortuary Registrar
1t is said on high authority that Mr.. HYDE is
willing to consent TO the holders of policies for
10000 and upward being allowed to have vote
In the management OF the Equitable society, a
change which can be carried into effect in six
months If the directors forthwith take the nee
essary steps
A committee OF conciIiation consisting OF
twelve directors, 1t is understood. is endeavoring
20 arrange settlement of the differences between
Mr.. Hyde and the officers who are opposed 10
his continuance in virtual direction of the in
situation. Wall Street opinion is that the sue
cess of their efforts is doubtful.
AS is stated in one of the foregoing petitions
me annual dividend on Equitable stock is linn
ted TO Z per cent. The last sale of this stock
Is said TO have been at $500 or $500 for a
500 share the net dividend return thus being
only I'D OF i per cent. The Equitable as is
well known, is one OF the heaviest investors in
he world