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Note: organizer of the original Fighting 69th Regiment of New York.
VP in charge of the bail bond dept.of Peerless Casualty Co at 116 John Street.
Had lived at 171 W. 71st St.
Entered the insurance business in 1892 when he came to the U.S. He worked with the Lawyers' Surety Co. and them as manager of the downtown office of the National Surety Co. of NY. During the 1920's he opened and managed a Mexico City office for the company. In 1930 he was chosen by sixteen surety companies to manage a central bail bond bureau, a co-operative agency organized to correct bail bond evils in the courts. The bureau failed three years later because of lack of business. [Gobin.FTW]
organizer of the original Fighting 69th Regiment of New York.
VP in charge of the bail bond dept.of Peerless Casualty Co at 116 John Street.
Had lived at 171 W. 71st St.
Entered the insurance business in 1892 when he came to the U.S. He worked with the Lawyers' Surety Co. and them as manager of the downtown office of the National Surety Co. of NY. During the 1920's he opened and managed a Mexico City office for the company. In 1930 he was chosen by sixteen surety companies to manage a central bail bond bureau, a co-operative agency organized to correct bail bond evils in the courts. The bureau failed three years later because of lack of business. [Schuster.FTW]
Settled in NYC. VP in charge of the bail bond dept.of Peerless Casualty Co at 116 John Street.
Had lived at 171 W. 71st St.
Entered the insurance business in 1892 when he came to the U.S. He worked with the Lawyers' Surety Co. and them as manager of the downtown office of the National Surety Co. of NY. During the 1920's he opened and managed a Mexico City office for the company. In 1930 he was chosen by sixteen surety companies to manage a central bail bond bureau, a co-operative agency organized to correct bail bond evils in the courts. The bureau failed three years later because of lack of business.
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