Texas Banks Show Surge as Oklahoma Tops Nation
Texas reports 59 new banks since January 1900 with total resources of $126,968,512 and deposits of $78,457,125. Oklahoma banks show gains of $1,023,554 in deposits and $942,847 in resources after 21 banks formed since Jan. 25, 1900, amid nationwide growth. Two men were shot at the Pabst hotel. suspect Robert H. Moulton held for examination.
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Washington
Comptroller of
United States
New York State
Empire State National Banks
Bankers
New York City
New York
Texas
South
Treasury
Lone Star State
Oklahoma National Banks
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Illinois
Alaska
Hawaii
Comptroller of Currency
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Pabst
John Lefingwell
Broadway
Alexander F. Dingwall
Jacob Litt
Dingwall
Roosevelt Hospital
Robert H. Moulton
Springfield
Tenn
Columbia University
Surrender Report Ends Panay Rebellion in Antique Province
General MacArthur cables news from Manila that Hughes reports Fallon and his command have surrendered at Antique in Panay. The rebels before held 180 rifles. A large crowd greeted the arrival at the harbor as the Shriners reception committee chartered a tug to meet the steamer.
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Washington
MacArthur
Manila
Hughes
Fallon
Antique
Panay
Texas Crude Shipment Sent to Standard Oil for Trials
A batch of 8000 barrels of crude oil from Beaumont Texas arrived in New York aboard the tank steamer Atlas consigned to Standard Oil. The voyage included loading at Sabine Pass and a run to Havana to pick up molasses barge No. 1, then to Delaware Breakwater and Philadelphia. The movement marks experimental Texas oil traffic with two tank steamers Atlas and Maverick as the only available domestic vessels.
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New York
New Texas Oil Fields
Atlas
Standard Oil Company
Texas
Beaumont
Tex
Sabine Pass
Havana
Delaware
Philadelphia
Maverick
Nebraska senatorial deadlock debated in White House meeting
Washington reports a presidential discussion with Senator Hanna over Nebraska's stalled senate race. The administration aims to break the legislature impasse to secure two Republican seats, while the Republican national committee pressures for party unity amid a telegram dispute with Lincoln bolters. Hanna hints at a future reply to hostile telegrams and hopes loyalty to the party will prevail.
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Washington
Nebraska
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Lincoln
D. E. Thompson
White House
Destitute Immigrants Arrive Amid Border Gaps in New York
Utica N Y March 22 many destitute immigrants arrive from the north as border barriers appear weakened. Police have picked up several including a family of Russians raising questions about landing laws. The piece notes Chinamen crossing via New York route and ponders wider influx if such crossings grow. Dallas March 22 E Henderson says he kidnapped Cudahy of Omaha per county records and sheriff Johnson backs the claim citing extra evidence beyond his confession.
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Utica
N. Y
United States
New York
Pacific
Dallas
E. Henderson
Young Cudahy
Omaha
Johnson
Henderson
Shriners Arrive in Honolulu After Five Day Sea Run
The steamship Sierra reached Honolulu with visiting Shriners from Grand Rapids Michigan and other locales aboard. The voyage lasted five days and was noted for its quick crossing, drawing public interest and celebration among attendees.
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Honolulu
Sierra
Grand Rapids
Mich
Police deny Henderson confession in Cudahy kidnapping case
Omaha police chief Donahue said he had no knowledge of Henderson or any confession connected to the Cudahy kidnapping and would be notified if such a confession existed. Police Captain Lee suggested Henderson faced a long Texas term and that crooks often act similarly under such pressure.
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Omaha
Donahue
Dallas
Henderson
Cudahy
Lee
Texas
H. C. Henderson
Pat Crowe
Indemnity Question Limits Chinese Tax at 200 Million
Washington reports inquiry suggests the 200 million dollar cap on the Chinese indemnity was the maximum the U.S. government believed China could pay. Officials say the sum reflects China's economic capacity and represents the limit of liability. Washington March 22. In Columbia South Carolina General William H Wallace dies at Union aged 74.
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Washington
China
Columbia
William H. Wallace
Union
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Tue Merkee
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Marke
Covkhouse
Newt
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Royal Tyrolean Concert
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Dee Mike, JR
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