The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-19
INSURANCE TICKETS
 FILED FOR ELECTION
PoLICYHOLDERS COMMITTEES SET FORTH NAMES OF PRO"
 POSED DIRECTORS.

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 istration Ticket, Filed BefOre--Mutual
 Third Ticket g COnglomerate-Head-
 ed by Charles E. Hughes Who De-
 clares He VIII Not Serve.
 Albany Sept. 1S.-The tickets of the several policyholders committees of proposed trustees or directors to be voted for at the annual elections of the New York Life and Mutual Life Insur- ance companies, under the provisions of the law passed by the legislature last spring, were filed with state insurance department to-day. The "administra- tion" tickets were filed as the law re- quires, several weeks ago. The ticket for the New York life is called the International committee ticket, and is put into the field by the international policyholders' committee, There are two for the Mutual-the United com- mittees" ticket, put forth as the joint work of he international policyholders committee and the Mutual Life policy holders association and the selected fusion ticket" which it is said contains the names of several officials and agents of the Mutual company. The tickets follow:
 New York Iife-International com mittee ticket-Frederic R. Coudert, John w. Dunn, Francis H. Leggett, Adolph Lewisohn, Hugh Kelly Minor e. Keith, Dewitt Clinton Flanagan, George Fl. Robinson, Stephen Farrelly and Horace White. all of New York; William F. Draper, Hopedale, Mass; Frederick B. Lynch, St. Paul; 1sidor Newman, New Orleans; John D. Diff fenbaugh Monmouth, Ill; John IT, Christie, Troy George w. Guthrie, Pittsburg; Edward B. Stahlman, Nash vile; Edward B. Smith, Philadelphia; James H. Nichols, Hartford Conn; John Dunn, jr., Syracuse; William C., Van Arsdae, Indianapolis; Frederick J R. Clark, Kingston, N. Y; J. s liar mood Banner, Liverpool, England; Leopold Maibilleau, Paris, France.
 Mutual Life - United committees ticket-James N. Adams William H. Gratwick and Robert l.. Fryer, Buff falo Charles Andrews, Syracuse; Sam uel s. Mcclure, Ardsley-on-Hudso Carroll s. Page, Vermont; Edwin A.. MdAlpine, Ossining; Charles A. Smith, Minneapolis; Henry P. Scott Whining ton, Del; William B. Lamar Tallahas- see Fla. Allen Caperton Braxton, Richmond, Va; Edward P. Bailey, Chi cago; George P. Hilton, Albany; Fred erlck A. Brainerd, Mt. Vernon, N, Y.; Stewart shillito, Cincinnati; William L. Peel, Atlanta, Ga.; Wm McCaToll, Brooklyn; Lyman c. Smith, Syracuse; Joseph J. Darlington, Washington; Charles A. Hopkins, Boston; Cassius C.. Shirley, Indianapolis; James D. Phelan, San Francisco; Horace Bunch McDan- iel, Springfield, Mo-; Justus c. Straw | bridge, Philadelphia; Alfred Schiller, Elias A. DeLima, Hermann sielcken, Frank Tiford, Wm. L. Guillaudeau, Cyrus L. Sulzberger, T Reid Fell, J. Hampden Robb and Herman Ridder, all of New York city; George F. Anyot, Quebec; Rowland Vim (Lord St Os- wald), Wakefield, Eng; and Pierre Baudin, Paris, France
 Mutual Iife-selected fusion ticket Charles F. Hughes, Hugo Barring, Charles s. Brown, H. Rieman Duval, Emory McClintock, Thomas M. Mulry, Charles A. Peabody, Henry Phippis, George c. Rand, Louis Stern, George T. Dexter, Henry E. Duncan, Elias IA. DeLima, T. Reid Fell, William L. Gil- laudeau, Samuel s. Mcclure, Cyrus s. Sulzberger. Herman Ridder and Frank | Tilford, all of New York city; Cyrus | Curtis, William H. Lambert and John Wanamaker, Philadelphia; Sir Hiram S. Maxim, London, England; George P. Miller, Milwaukee, Emile O. Philllppi, Paris France; Leroy Springs, Lancast- ter, S. C.. James N Adams, Buffalo; Edward P. Bailey Chicago; Biscoe Hindman, Louisville Ky. Charles A. Hopkins, Boston; Horace B. McDaniel, Springfield, Mo-; Frederick 0. Paige. | Detroit, Mich; William l.. Peel. Allan ta, Ga; James D. Phelan, San Fran cisco; Stewart Shillito Cincinnati; Ly- man c. Smith, Syracuse.
 The Mutual third ticket, called by It's promoters "The selected fusion ticket'' and which was filed with the superin- tendent of insurance at Albany. con- tains as nominee for trustees of the | Mutual Life Insurance company. the names of fifteen candidates named on the Mutual Life administration tick et," fifteen names from the "United committees ticket" the names of three Mutual Life general agents and vice president of the Mutual Life George L.. Dexter This ticket is headed by Charles E. Hughes, who tonight in a formal statement reiterated his decla- ration that if elected upon this ticket he should refuse to serve Mir. Hughes said that his name was used without | his consent and he only received ves- terday an intimation that it was to he | so used
 The origin of this ticket is somewhat in doubt, The promoters of the policy holders committee insist that the third ticket had is origin in the office of he Mutual Life Insurance company and that its purpose is to confuse the policy holders and draw support from the ticket named in opposition to the ad- ministration nominations. This is de- nied by the officials of the Mutual Life who say they have no interest in the matter.