WIDE OF THE MARK National banks reopen after closures
Washington July 29. Comptroller Eckels releases figures showing 105 national banks closed since Jan 1 1898, with 14 already resuming and many more expected to reopen next week. Geographic breakdown, lack of suspensions, and notes on robberies by officials accompany lists of banks allowed to resume and those still in examiner hands.
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Washington National
Spokane
National Bank of Commerce
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U. T
Cisco
Missouri National
Kansas City
Portland
Oregon National and Northwestern Loan and Trust Company
Union National
Union Banking Company
Great Walls
Great Fallus
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First National Bank
C. Ashby
Montana
Robert §. Ford
Great Fails National Bank
Burrs
Mont
James A. Talbot
A. J. Davis
District Court
Erwin Davis
Notis
Hardest week in trade amid Western money drift
R G Dun & Co reports a severe week with stock prices low and few broker failures, while Western banks falter. Er ie railroad operates under a receiver, gold imports begin, and $1 to $2 million moves west daily. Grain and textile markets soften as fall trade shrinks, with wool, boots, and iron showing reduced activity.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
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Erie Railroad
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Treasury
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Ky York
Pittsburg
Strikers Suffer Defeat In Kansas Coal Disputes
The Kansas Mines resume coal shipments from Weir City after six months, signaling a broken strike backbone in southeast Kansas. Four carloads reach Kansas City as guards are reduced. a former guard named Smith is suspected in shootings. In related incidents, two men are seriously wounded in a Gr ard River area feud, and Denver quiets amid riot fallout with authorities tightening control. by contrast, a delayed relay ride ends at the Capitol after a long trek.
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Kansas City
Weir City
Central Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg
Litchfield
Texas
Arnold
Smith
No. 8
Kansas and Texas Coal Company
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Topeka
Cuncothn
Ledbetter
Grand River
Medicine Creek
William Lankford
Sam Sanderson
Ledbetters
Lankford
Ledbetter, Jr
Sanderson
Young Ledbetter
Denver
Aratta
Dan Hardy
River Front Park
H. A. Ancuen, M. D. Practice at Oxford Street
Dr H A Ancuen based at 111 South Oxford Street Brooklyn announces medical practice details with address and contact points for patients seeking professional health services.
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