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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

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Thatcher Acquitted of Forgery in $32,000 Note Case

After thirty minutes of deliberation the jury acquitted George W. Thatcher of Dayton, Ohio, on forging the late millionaire P. P. Mast’s name for a $32,000 note. He faces two more forgery indictments for $183,000 notes. Mercer Heirs Association plans further defense strategy as state contemplates further action.

Commercial Tribune Springfield George W.thatcher Dayton P. P. Mast Mast Thatcher Mercer Snyder Mercer Heirs Association Mattoon Ill Mower McGrew Donnelly Allen Andrews Rawlins

Indiana Society Women Go In For Athletics

Kokomo Indiana activity report details a trolley party by the Kokomo Needle Club at City Park. Women competed in races and tests. Mrs Harry Draper won a 100 yard footrace. Mrs O L Moulder claimed a prize plate after a hidden item search. Mrs Prof O T Owen won the potato race with a potato balanced on a knife blade.

Commercial Tribune Kokomo Ind Kokomo Society Kokomo Needle Club T. C. McReynolds Harry Draper O. L. Moulder O. T. Owen

Beggar Thomas Bishop Released in Maysville Court

In Maysville Kentucky Judge Wadsworth dismissed the case against George Collins alias Sam Fleming alias Thomas Bishop also known as Nowe after finding the begging charge proved but that he had suffered enough by remaining in jail since Sunday. Nowe departed for Cincinnati on the same train with stolen goods. he denies knowing a man named Skidmore who supposedly knows him.

Maysville George Collins Sam Fleming Thomas Bishop Thomas Bishop Nowe Wadsworth Nowe Skidmore Cincinnati

Dow Law Author Renominated for Judge

Bellefontaine Ohio June 27 Third Subdivision of the Tenth District nominees Judge Duncan Dow of Bellefontaine for a second term as Common Pleas Judge. Dow is the author of the Dow liquor law.

Commercial Tribune Bellefontaine, O Tenth District Duncan Dow Bellefontaine Common Pleas

Father of Pearl Bryan Father Dies at 77 in Indiana

Alexander Bryan father of Pearl Bryan, whose death led to the hanging of Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling, died at home in Greencaster Indiana at 77 after a cancer illness. He was born in Kentucky and was a farmer leaving several children.

Commercial Tribune Greencaster Ind Alexander Bryan Pearl Bryan Scott Jackson Alonzo Walling Newport Kentucky

Will of Mrs. Meranda Bequeaths Farms to Dowie Institute

The will probated in Kokomo assigns two valuable farms to the Dowie Institute of Chicago. Shortly before death, Mrs. Meranda gave Dowie $1,000 during a treatment visit. Relatives are said to challenge the provisions.

Commercial Tribune Kokomo Ind W. A. Meranda Dowie Institute Chicago

Bank Failure Ends After Three Day Struggle With Seath

After a three day ordeal the Seventh National Bank failed. General Sam Thomas pledged 1,000,000 in assets but could not cover a 1,600,000 loan to Marquand & Co. Comptroller Dawes then took charge amid rumors of his relatives in the Heath gasplant network and political implications.

Commercial Tribune New York Seventh National Bank Sam Thomas Thomas Pere Clearing House Marquand & Co Thomas Omas Wall Street Henry Marquand & Co Seman Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Frank Poor Marquand Edwin Gould Heaths Dawes Senator Mason Illinois Senate United States

Hunted Woman Seized Over Concealed Revolver

Ann Browning Moody of Wallace Station Jes samine County is jailed in Lexington on charges of carrying a concealed 38 caliber revolver. She sought D Murphy over his brother Cal Murphy alleged abduction, traveling with Lucinda Murphy.

Commercial Tribune Lexington Ann Browning Moody Wallace Station Jessamine County Moody D. Murphy Cal’ Murphy Lucinda Murphy Murphy Boys Murphy

Fletcher Heath Dropped From Hamilton Bank

Hamilton Ohio June 27 directors of the Miami Valley National Bank ousted Fletcher Heath Vice President connected with the defunct Seventh National Bank of New York. O. M. Bake was named Vice President and Colonel Frank W. Whitaker resumed the presidency. The board expanded to eight directors including Dan W. Charles and Ben Strauss. Heath is effectively removed from all roles.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton Miami Valley National Bank Seventh National Bank of New York Miami Nationals New York Fletcher Heath Seventh ‘National M. Bake Heath Miami Valley National Frank W. Whitaker Butler County Colonel Whitaker Miami Valley National I Bank Miami Valley First National Oxford Coonel Whitaker Miami Valley Bank Seventh National Nework Metropolis Hamilton Institution Whitaker Seventh National Bank O. M. Bake Dan W. Charlies Ben Strauss Charles Bake Charles E. Mason Mason Big Mason Brewery H. W. Shollenberger

Bank statement shows no losses amid Seventh National Bank crisis

New York June 27 A bank statement from the Seventh National Bank lists assets and liabilities with no losses. President Edward R. Thomas and special counsel William Nelson Cromwell announce plans for reorganization after large advances to Marquand & Co. proved unmarketable, prompting temporary suspension of operations to protect depositors and creditors.

Bon Spence William Nelson Cromwell Thomas Edward R. Thomas Seventh National Bank Messrs. Marquand & Co Edwin H. Gould Marquand & Co Mr. Gould

Depositors Won’t Lose a Dollar at Seventh National Bank

Fletcher Late Vice President of the Seventh National Bank told a Commercial Tribune reporter that no depositor would lose a dollar. He said stockholders may lose, the Marquand account is the only problematic loan, and the bank may reopen in a week or ten days with no broader county impact.

Commercial Tribune York Fletcher Seventh National Bank Kimball Thomas Goulds

Heaths Louisville relations not affected

Mrs Margaret Conway, mother in law of Perry S Heath, learned of the closing of the Seventh National Bank in New York and stated none of Heaths relatives had money on deposit. Miss Linda Lee, fiancée of Mr Thomas of the wrecked bank, was to marry here next Saturday but will go to New York for the ceremony.

Commercial Tribune Louisville Margaret Conway Perrys Heath Seventh National Bank New York Linda Lee Thomas Miss Lee

Heath family reassures Muncie over bank closure impact

News of the Seventh National Bank of New York’s closure reaches Muncie as Fletcher B Heath vice president and brother Perry Heath assure relatives that the move will not affect their large Indiana property holdings or stock interests. Cyrus R Heath voyages to New York while Perry Heath oversees railroad and property interests in Salt Lake City. The Heaths are known for wealth and expect no serious impact regardless of the bank’s outcome.

Commercial Tribune Muncie Ind Seventh National Bank of New York Heath Fletcher Cyrus R Fred W Perry Perry Heath Hamilton Salt Lake City Cyrus R. Heath New York Indiana Kentucky Heaths Bala County National Bank

AP did not charge favoritism in Seventh National Bank case

The Evening Journal prints a night special stating the AP issued a bulletin blaming bankers for not examining the Seventh National Bank affair due to Perry Heath's political friendship. The AP denies any bulletin, despatch, or statement of the kind.

New York The Evening Journal Seventh National Bank Associated Press Perry Heath Red Press

Seventh National Bank in New York Fails Amid Panic

The Seventh National Bank, known locally as Perry Heath’s Bank, closed its doors after a run on deposits. Losses are estimated around 900000 due to overcertifications, with quick assets of 1200000. Comptroller Dawes appointed Forest Raynor as temporary receiver as crowds gathered and police managed the scene outside the Broadway entrance.

Washington Dawes Forest Raynor Frazier Thomas John Street 1Rth National Bank Raynor Wall Street Mark& Co

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