Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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The Columbian Nineteen-Six EW-YO RK LIFE Insurance Company JOHN A. MCCALL, President JANUARY 1, 1905 Assets, as per Certificate of Insur' ance Department gCompnny do s not in t in, r lo n UPON' stocks of any kind, ....... ...,..... ..... .,.. Reserve Value of Policies and Annuities as per Certificate of New York lnsurnnce Department ..... S336,222,45Q General Liabilities .............. . 6,909,661 Reserve, which the Com- pany voluntarily sets aside in excess of the , , ' :6i5.iiO!O3'.z State's requirements, ........ , ...... ,,.. .... Reserve to provide Dividends payable to policy-holders during 1905 and in subsequent y ears as per policy contracts. .i 3i3.i6i-hi I Reserve to provide for all mimcon. tingencies ....., ,..i.. . ..,. ....... 3 ,+f,1,f,HO Total Additional Reserves. .. ......... 47,528,140 Total ...... . . . . . S3Q0,660,260 Income, 1904 .................... . SQ6,8QI,272 New Insurance paid for in 1904. . . 342,212,569 Insurance in force lPaid-fory ......... 1,928,609,308 The NEW-YORK LIFE'S Accumulation Policy contains no restric- tions whatever, and only one condition, namely, the payment of premiums. It is incontestable by its terms, and is automatically non-forfeitable after the first premium is paid. After the policy has been in force two full years, loans will be made thereon by the Company at 5 per cent. interest, premium for the current year being paid. The Detailed Annual Statement, giving list of securities held, etc., supplied on application. Address, NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 346 Broadway, New York vii

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The Columbian Nineteen-Six FIDELITY TR ST COMPANY NEWARK, N. J. CAPITAL, SUR PL US AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER 5970009 000-00 'TRANSACTS a general banking ll ITS Safe Deposit Vaults are the best business. equipped in the State. Absolutely Acts as Guardian, Administrator, Re- l fire and but lar roof. S' P ceiverg registers and transfers cor- porate stocks and bonds. Accounts of Manufacturers, Mer- Guaranteestitles to real estate through- l chants, Corporations, Estates and out the State of New Jersey. Individuals solicited. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OFFICI-IRS UZAL H. MCCARTER, President JOHN F. DRYDEN, Vice-President JEROME TAYLOR, 'I'rustOlT1cer FREDERICK VV. EGNER, Secretary and Treasur:-r JAMES H. SHACKLETON, Assistanr Secretary and Assistant Treasurer SAMUEL W. BELDON, General Counsel CHARLES G. TITSWORTH, Title Orticer DIRECTORS JOHN F. DRYDEN JAMES NY. ALEXANDER JAMES H. HYDE LESLIE D. VV.-XRD EDGAR B. XVARD FORREST F. DRYDEN VVILLIAM H. MCINTYRE WILLIAM SCHEERER HENRY S. REDMOND ROBERT H. MCCARTER SCHUYLER B. JACKSON BERNARD STRAUSS OTTO H. KAHN UZAL H. MCCARTER CHARLES A.FElCK MARK T. COX JEROME TAYLOR IOHN C. EISELE HENRY M DOREMU5 VVILLIAM COLER, JR. ANTOXY R. KUSER JACOB E, YY.-XRD VVILLIAM H. STAAKE H. R. XYINTHROP THO5. N. MCCARTER .and .Seligman 81 Ompan BANKERS BUY AND SELL INVESTMENT SECURITIES Issue Letters of Credit to Travelers Available in any Part of the Vi-forld Draw Bills of Exchange and Make Telegraphic Transfers ot' Money to Europe, California and the Hawaiian Islands AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS OF Seligrnan Brothers, London Seligman Freres X Cie., Paris Alsberg, Goldberg 8: Co., Amsterdam Anglo-Californian Bank, Ltd., San Francisco Number 21 Broad Street, New York V1

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,The Columbian Nineteen-Six 1784.-1905 - I The Bank of New York ational Banking Association 48 WALL STREET, NEW YORK OR GANJZED MAR CH 15, 1784 A INCORPORATED AS A NATIONAL BANK 7UL if, 1365 Capital, 32,000,000 Surplus, 552,600,000 OFFICERS A , HERBERT L. GRIGGS, Prefidefzt JOHN L. RIKER, Fife-Prefidffzt CHARLES OLNEY, OAAAA GEORGE P. HALL JOSEPH ANDREWS AJ.fi.rtzz7zt Crzfkier: WWW - V 'RYf'2E.-T253rfffiizfifflx A THE EDWIN GOULD BOAT HOUSE I V