The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
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iPersonnel 81 international Policy 20 Y.
TN Holders Committee An
ilounced.
ITO ORGANIZE ON JULY U ] J
Alton B. Parker, Richard lO(-)'llncy
and Judge George Gray Talked 'stl...
81 Offor Craftsmanship.
o ORGANIZE ON JULY u. y TO- I }.
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SS$si fSpccihl to The 4TlmeS-Dlspatcn) IN
SS55 NI,1y3 y DIRK, June 81. With the an
u ,,ouncernent To-day Of the names OF inc
L ,nen q who have consented TO serve y ~ Us
members of8the International Pollcyno El
Il nrs'| Committee, the most Formidable OF Il
rar,zation vet formed to Dust the pres
stit fniahaE emcnts Of the Mutual and the
New York Life Insurance Companies IS
fairly launched. 81 h. ~
lS7, From tho office OF the COMMITTEES, NO.
go Broad Street, these names we're IN IN
Enounced yesterday, as comprising 5th tlt
\ personnel OF the committees: /. !,
NJ 3. Broward Governor OF Florlda ana
Il holder Of largo 1 steamship interests II /
N -. q Blanchard, Governor OF Louisiana
4 Z ni formerly a Judge Of the Louisiana
Estate Supreme Court. /. 10. !. .
aS Russell II. Conwcll pastor o. the Bap-
| tist Temple and founder OF the = eh'ple
/ college. Of Philadelphia.
e. C. Clark, president OF the Or 11e " "
ssRailway Conductors. Sof Iowa. 4.
ssgSSS Cardinal Gibbons, leading prelate OF the
lRoman Catholic Church in. America.
SsF3 George Gray, of Delaware, member. OF
the Paris Peace Commission OF 1s9S, judge
bpf \ the United States Circuit Court ana
81 lne,nber OF tho Anthracite Coal Commas
u sion OF 1902. $5l s IN & y y. ilsls
j. Frank Hanly, Governor OF lnol lana
tIGi John i G, Hemphill, OF sbuth CAROLINA.
iSS Harlow N. HigEinbotham. Of 1llir1'is,
president Of the Worlds Columbian Expo
u sition. business partner OF the late
Marshall Field and president Of the \ Field
columbian Museum. Chicago. S
Governor ] Johnson Member.
Il Il VA. johnson, Governor OF Minnesota
Il ts5 y q. -. Lash, K. C.,,sof Canada.
nat Nicholas Lon gworth, member Of Con-
81 s,rreas from Cincinnati; Ohio and min
u sawSof President Roosevelt X ~, i, "a 3S8 AZ
Frederick SB. IN iderlng liaus, iron fanu--3
Il facturer, OF ST. Louis, Nc. 55lii5 sS,li
" Samuel }Newhouse, mine owner ana
4 pperator, y OF Utah. II
Rrcc.ard Olney, OF Massachusetts.
former attorney general of the United
NJ States and afterwnrd Secretary Of State.
Il NJ IN ". IN Pennpacker, Governor Of Penn
Il sylval,ia. s5$ n
s ss55,, ton 3. Parker, OF New York. former
~ Judge OF the Court OF Appeals and DEM
Eocratic Il candidate for President Of \ the
United Sta ties. & ~ VI E;sS VS.,
VAR Henry r berts. Governor Of Connecttl q
Colonel a. M, Shook, Of Nashville
Tenn, apitalist 4 recomm ,Eftl upyaih-
s$ N Ssurance Commissioner Folk, Of Tennes-
st see. N 55. 3.
SsS5ss.. Charles Emory 'smith,5o Of Pennsylvania,
@s former & minister to N Persia, postmaster
general I'm the Kinleyg Cabinet and ed
ssts itor OF the Philadelphia Press. q
General Benjamin r. Tracy. Of New
M Z ork, former Secretary OF the Navy.
Bishop c. G. Met Cable OF the Methodist
S5 Episcopal Church. f X VI
Thomas B Wanamaker, Of Pennsyl-
isFSyania, n son Of Joh I'm Nanamaker, and pro-
5oiy 4
iSsi can. s$#5s Il H M EiyS
S5ss Heinrich w1egand, OF Germany. nomi-
M mated by German committee and repre-
N sentative Of English and French commit
5i}t ees, who are IN course Of selection ana
Twill be announced later. M ~
Samuel Untermyer, general counsel,
st New Y rk. Y ia. X: af5 i4''13..5 * u
ES Seymour: Eaton, secretary. e
sss G. r. scrugham. organization manager
Policyholders' Opportunity.
Ss5Ss Accompanying the announcement OF
Il the names a typewritten statement was
a given $out from the Il committees head
Il quarters which sold y & b i3$5
All For tho first time In their live, sd
the policy-holders OF the New York
f;:5 Life and OF the Mutual Life Insur-
N ance Companies Will be able TO cast
81 votes which have not been chloro-i
1OTlleu ~ at1Vstnco. ,: = ~. " 81 w
"A fnanciers nlustsnow look to- the bal Il
II lot-box for continuance OF their "A
e control and manipulation OF nearly
M $500 GCO, 900 Of insurance assets. Ia.
SD # Recently enacted New York laws d
$40 mt definitely the~ conditions govern
ing the elections OF directors in the S
4 above companies. Each pollcy-holder
l55l will have one vote. regardless OF tho
ri amount Of his policy or the number M
81 OF policies held by him. The voting
S3 will be by ballot directly! by mali. All
4, prod given pefore October 18TH
], y arc void. but no proxy Is necessary.
81 Tho polls open October 18th and will 4
I. < remain open sixty days. Ballots VIII
4 be mailed TO each polioy-holder and
may be marked and returned W mail.
Under the new laws the present
n Insurance, management Will nominate