Seventh National Bank suspends payments in New York
The Seventh National Bank in New York, once called the Seventh Ward bank, suspended payments after a heavy debit balance. Forrest Raynor was named temporary receiver by the comptroller of currency amid concerns over loans to Henry Marquand & Co. and a run on deposits. The bank had held post office funds and faced a sharp liquidity squeeze following a Clearing House decision.
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Seventh Ward Bank
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Perry S. Heath
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Tragic double report from Fort Smith and Chicago
In Fort Smith Gracee Sullivan age 19 daughter of J A Sullivan president of the First National Bank of Sullivan I T died by suicide via poison shocking the town with no stated motive. In Chicago seven workers were badly burned three fatally when molten metal flooded the cupola room after a dynamite shell exploded while plating scrap iron at the American Car and Foundry plant.
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Liberal Wins Big in Chile Primary For President
The Tuesday primary results show Liberal candidate German Reisco, a relative of the late Senor Errazurz, securing a very large majority over Conservative challenger Pedro Montt as the successor to the expired term holder Errazuriz.
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Murder Reported in Hollin Springs Quarrel
It is rumored that Reverend Patrick Chambers was killed at Hollin Springs in Oconee County by his son in law Dan Roach. The murder is said to have resulted from a broader family dispute.
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D. C
Hollin Springs
Oconee County
Patrick Chambers
Dan Roach
Couple's wedding ends in suicide in Clarinda
Thomas J. Rogers, who was to wed Miss Inez C. Plank of Clarinda, Iowa, shot himself in the head at 6 PM on Wednesday and died an hour later, ending the planned marriage.
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Thomas J. Rogers
Inez C. Plank
Vaccination Made Obligatory in Havana Decree
A June 27 decree in Havana enforces mandatory vaccination across Cuba. The order, issued by authorities, compels citizens to receive vaccines as a public health measure.
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Cuba
For Sale 300 Acres Near A and M College Road
300 acres adjoining the A and M College road described as desirable hill land. Located near two state railroads with future Bryan developments including a cotton factory and facilities. Property touted as valuable with highlights of location and prospects, listed by W. B. Cavitt.
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Bryan
College
Arceline Convent
Free Will Baptist College
Central Texas Fair
W. B. Cavitt
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