New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
ROGERS QUITS MUTUAL.
RncKEFELLER GOES, TOO.
poScvbOIders' Committeeman o,
IFcbct-Peabody Not to Run.

81 II Rogers ana ktAllafn k0ckefeliey VIII not
"a for reelection 20 the board OF trustees of,
=. Mutual Life Insurance Company. Their
- do not appear on the administration
.,-,,tp of trustees, which was nominated by the
- Fl a meeting held yesterday afternoon.
- other members OF the present board, who
,ith the company in the McCuray admins
'-.,,,n do not appear on the new ticket one
.sa trustees recently Observation-Disclosures
--er Of Boston-wll not stand for reelection.
po,keseIer asks TO be relieved from serving
I fbe present board
g. several weeks the trustees have been con-
..s.-.bv troubled about the makeup OF the new
..,+ and the nominations were put off several
..-,s When 1t was finally decided that some OF
aid NcCurdy trustees would have TO retire
= ,rsatest trouble was experienced IN getting
~ take their places. The ticket was not
-. No until the meeting yesterday afternoon,
s,.b vvsssthe last possible time for it's COM
-,.,,n As under the law & must be filed to-day
!. albany and in the principal Office in every
s,,,a and every country in which the company
5oss business.
mat the ticket was completed hurriedly IS
,h,Vn By the fact that a number OF the men had
=. bsen asked IL they would serve. This is said
!, he the case with Judge George Gray, II. n.
.5,ginbotham. Benjamin B. Tracy and Colonel
A n. HloOk. WHO arc AlAELlDSAS OF AAS U4lSE4AeI-
.lsnal poIicyholders' committee, which is 10 put
81 imposition ticket in the field. It is doubtful
,bsfher they viii consent to be on the ticket.
ROGERS SPEAKS FOR ROCKEFELLER.
wr. Rogers. in letter 80 President Peabody
,rplsining his reasons for not standing for re-
,,sstion. admits that his connection with the
saaaard OH Company has embarrassed the
c7npany. He also speaks for Mr.. Rockefeller.
.Ee latter or himself have pronted by their con-
-scti0n with the Mutual Life. he denies having
teen responsible for the election OF President
?ssbOdy. but adds that in his judgment ''you
are the most desirable person TO act as president
csthls great corporation" II Yves learned. how
ever from trustworthy source in the financial
Nsfrict that President Peabody has said that he
vrrd not be a candidate for reelection. and
would make no canvass whatever for the place.
zs would undoubtedly take the place IL 1t were
srssd upon him, however. From the same
s1rce It was learned that President Peabody
h2a said the men placed in nomination would
ksgsked TO accept the nominations without max
kg any pledge to support any individual or pol
So and that they would be absolutely free TO
not Is their Judgment dictated. He hoped that
al the men nominated would accept
O. fhs thirty-six men on the ticket fifteen
Hgs3 as trustees under President McCurdy.
rrs have been elected 90 the board since Nc
c-siy resigned and twelve are entirely new TO
% Mutual
Tss nsw men are:
1EagS CURTIS. os Philadelphia, head OF the
1lz1ls Publishing Company founder OF ''rhe
ladies' Home Journal"
u RIEMAN DUyALa OF New York president
Of the American Beet Sugar Company. d.
rector Of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad. the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad and
the American Car and Foundry Company.
JUDGE GEORGE GRAY, of Wilmington.
Del: ez-United States Senator from Della
ware. chairman OF the Anthracite Strike
Commission and member Of the Permanent
Arbitration Court OF the Hague Tribunal
HARLOW n. HTGTNBOTHAM, OF Chicago.
president Of the Columbian Exposition, 1898,
and former partner OF Marshall Field
WILLIAM Il. LAMBERT, OF Philadelphia, for
meTiy general agent OF the Mutual Life in
Philadelphia. and at one time director Of
Public Charities IA Philadelphia
en- HIRAM STEVENS MAXIM. OF Thurlow
kssks England member OF the English firm
q stclleEss Sons & Maxim.
THOMAS Il MULRY, OF New York. president
q the Emlgyant Industrial Savings Bank,
director OF the Broadway Trust Company,
Fourteenth Street Bank, United States Title
Guarantee and Indemnity Company and the
EEudenEiR1 Real Estate Corporation
14iLE OSCAR PHILLPPI. Of Paris, a well
snOHn French merchant and a member Of
the French pOlicyhOiders' committee.
aSoRGE c. RAND, Of New York, a member OF
ne firm OF Hard s. Rand, coffee merchants
enairman Of the board OF directors In the
United States Of the North British and Mer
eaat-le Insurance Company OF London and
EdinbIrga-
ALFRED u. SHOOK, capitalist, OF Nashville,
Lenn, chairman OF the Tennessee policy
holders committee.
AASkY ". TAFT. OF New York. member OF
ne law firm OF CadwaIlader a Strong and
director Of S. Pearson & Son, brother OF
secretary Taft Of the War Department.
e1AERAL BENJAMIN F. TRACY of New
YORK, eK-Secretary Of the Navy president Of
ne United States Casualty Company and g.
Slfector Of the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company.
ahe men renominated, who have become
trustees since the resignation Of President Nc
caFdy. are:
HUCo BARING, Of New York, of Barring, Ma
soun & Co.. bankers.
S'lAhLISS S. BROWN OF New York, OF Douglas
8.ooinson, Charles S. Brown & Co, real es-
S@.e' second Vice-president OF the Bank Tor
savings IN the city of New York, director OF
me Mutual Gas Light Company, the Bond
euu Mortgage Guarantee Company and a
number Of other corporations.
AAORY MCLTNTOCK, OF 8forristown. ~. j.;
stce-pFesident Of tho Mutual Life, director
" lhe Lawyers Mortgage Company
"41-LIAM c. M'MILLAN, OF Detroit. son OF the
4le Senator Mcmillan, Of Michigan.
S1otGE P MILLER. Of Milwaukee. lawyer.
NaARL-Es A. PEABODY, OF New York, presi-
dent Of the Mutual Lie.
aENRY PEIPFs oP Nyazv York formerly part
ner Of Andrevv Carneefe ia fhe steel business.
-@ssof SPRINGS. Of Lancaster, S. c.. manu-
iacturer
'Oc!s STERN. OF New York, OF Stern Brothers.
e.Iector of the Lincoln Trust Company ana
several other corporations.
-he men renOminated who were trustees
-lsf The McCurdy administration are:
IN ". AUCHINCLOSS OF Aucbincloss
ciothers. New York; director OF the Illinois
SsAtFsl Railroad and other corporations
-y1HGE F. BAKER, president OF the First