Ohio Life and Trusts Bank Charter Request in Ohio
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company petitions the General Assembly to extend its banking powers past January 1843. The memorial argues stockholders and billholders share interests and seeks an extra session review with strict safeguards. Public letters and notices follow, including responses from J. Disney and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Life & Trust Company
Latham
Ohio Life and Trust Company
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company
Jbut
Sieneo
Board of Trustees
M. T. Williams
Pres’t
Bank Scandal Drama in Steubenville’s Sound Lending
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Steubenville faced scrutiny as Wells Henry & Co. allegedly received nearly eighteen thousand dollars despite the firm’s insolvency. The bank’s directors, led by Mr. Dike, stand accused of questionable loans and interest practices. The supreme court is urged to examine the cases and debts, as officials consider repudiation of the claims amid mounting concerns over the bank’s solvency and sound banking claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of
Han i
Eds
Union
Bank officers liabilities schedule from Steubenville bank
Schedule showing officers and directors of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Steubenville with the liabilities to the bank, stock held by each, and amounts owed as principals or endorsers, dated August 2, 1839, naming Moodey Spencer Patterson Stitt and others with specific share counts and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Steubenville
David Moodey
William Spencer
James Patterson
John Stitt
Ohio Bank Liabilities Report From 1840s Inspection
Bank Commissioner Wa S Hatch reports to the Ohio Senate on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Steubenville. He details officers and directors liabilities totaling 41 001 17 as principals and 217 991 10 as securities, based on inspection records and sworn statements. The document, certified by John S Patterson and Ross Black, notes public inspection availability.
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John Andrews
A. Hl. Andrews
M. Andrews & Son
D. L. Collier
N. Dike
John Hunter
Hunter and Norton
William Kilgore
Kilgore & Co
J. &W. Means
Alexander Sutherland
S. Stokely
James ‘Turnbull
Hans Wilson
Prin’pals
Senate of
Ohio
Jefferson County
American Union
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of
Senate
Board of Bank Commissioners
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Steubenville
Bank Commissioners
General Assembly
Wa. S. Hatch
Ross Black
County of
Jefferson
Court of Common’ Pleas
Hugh McCovehey
Warren Township
Short Creek
Little Fork
Bank Commissioners expose liabilities of directors and officers
Readers are urged to view a special 1889-49 Bank Commissioners report showing the Farmers and Mechanics Bank officers and directors under oath. It notes large liabilities of James Wilson editor of the Herald and N Dike Whig candidate for the legislature, plus hefty sums for directors as principals and endorsers, and hints at political pressures and calls for charter renewal.
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Farmers’ and Mechanics' Bank
James Wilson
Doctor Andrews
Nathaniel Dine
Whig Party
Mr. Kuieart
Fragmented OCR text on Fermere and Denk of Piewhenville case
Disjointed OCR passage references a 1990 examination of Fermere and Denk of Piewhenville and mentions a Hen k Cameneevaners statement. The garbled text discusses victims, debts, and a period associated with Metra, with names and dates unclear.
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Fermere
Piewhenville
Anlligne
Deu Andeoee
Stokely Faces Banking Shadow in Dike Address
The piece notes a federal clique around the F and M Bank hostile to Stokely and suspects his foes vote against him. It argues N Dike’s speech blames “resuscitation of broken banks” to divert anger from the bank Stokely started, possibly aiding Dike’s election and sidelining Stokely. The dig is aimed at Stokely.
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F. and M. Bank
Stokely
N. Dike
Mr. Dike
Steubenville
Congress
Expectorant Remedy Credited With Cures in Greenfield
Dr Duncan praised for an Expectorant remedy that reportedly revived Mrs Lydia Anders after fourteen months of pulmonary decline. A Pittsburgh contact recommended the medicine, leading to purchases and sales of multiple bottles. James W Ross & Co of Greenfield report field demand and forward six dozen bottles to Baltimore via the Wheeling and Washington Banks. Jas Turnbull, agent, July 8, 1842.
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Pittsburgh
Stpping
Pitsburgh
Ancers
Wheeling
Washington
Baltimore
James W. Ross & CO
Greenfield
Jas. Turnbulle
Duncan
James M. Birch
Kensington
N. B
MIE Third Quarter School Opens in Steubenville
MIE third quarter of the Steuben ville Select School commences Monday the 17th. Branches taught include orthography reading arithmetic geography astronomy and more. Books listed with diverse readers and geographies. Terms per quarter range from 3.50 to 4.50 per scholar with 50 cents discount for cash in advance. October 1, 1842. J. M. Bean.
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Miss McDonald
Se Leev
Ted Wale Hy
Mangel
The
Grove Academy
John W. Scott
Steubenville Select School
U.S. Speling
Mitchell
Kirkham
Comstock
J. M. Bean
School District Report on Salaries and Schools
A district report shows 7 schools taught from April 4 to September 16. Nine teachers were employed with salaries listed: one male principal $3060.00 per month, two male assistants $2040.00, two female principals $2040.00, two female assistants $1800.00, and one primary teacher $1212.00.
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MR. Disney
Cincinnati
J. B. Thomas
Columbus
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co
Disney
Jos. Errucarr
Patterson
Court of Common Pleas
David T. Disney
Trust Company
John
Obie
One Life Insurance and Trust Company
Ohio ‘Trust Company Bank
Rufus P. Spalding
House of Representatives
William L. Hatch
Spalding
Life and Trust Company
Micajah T. Williams
Williams
Sharps
Iife and Trust Co
Hatch
Sharp
John M. Jenkins
Columbiana County
David 'S. Disney
Ohio Life and ‘Trust Company
Wilson
Wright
Israel
Herald
Kitheart
Messrs. Eorrors
Western Herald
Court House
Rutheart
Life Insurance and Trust Company
Saul Company
Dewey
Scott
Your's &E
James Mitchell
Bank Commissioner's Office
State of Ohio
John S. Patterson
B. M. Browning
Fifth St
Adams St
B. M. Sharp
Third Street
J Dillon
New York
London
H. Andrews and Co
Martha Palmer
Mas Palmer
Jeteres
Eaih
Berner
C.C. Welcott
A. Conn
Wm. Thompson
Jas. Wilson
WM. Wdonald
C. C. Wolcott
Samuel Page
Coe. Wolcott
A. Cons
James Hindman
John Tilton
Samuel McCormick
Coal Bank
John M. West
Joseph G. Wet
Tate
Titteneville
Hindman
James McKenney
Steubenville Township
DW. Long
Jacob Ault
Jesse B. Crew
Terrell Crew
Nancy Crew
Faris Crew
Harrison
William Hibbs
Martha Hibbs
Robert Ratcliffe
Guernsey
Jesse B.crew
New Trenton
Joseph Gill
Archibald Job
Job
I Ae Tappan & Stanton
Attys
Brandreth
Joun Gila Vt
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