Produce Exchange Bank Closed and Assigned to Cleveland Trust
The Produce Exchange Banking Co. closed its doors and assigned to the Cleveland Trust Co. for creditors. The cashier was in Chicago. officials say the main trouble is at the Cleveland bank. Deposits in Defiance branch near $200,000. many anxiously await a statement and possible deposit protection. The move follows a $187,000 defalcation by cashier George A. Rose, with indictments expected.
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Cleveland
Defiance County
C. J. Daoust
Ashland
Wis
Cincinnati
Produce Exchange Banking Company
Cleveland Trust Company
George A. Rose
Rose
W. H. Gabriel
Chicago
Rene
Produce Bank
Produce Commission
George A. Ross
Benjamin Rose
Produce Exchange
Defiance
Bedford
Hudson
Chas. J. Daoust
Bank a Busy Place at the Produce Exchange Bank
Depositors crowded the Produce Exchange Bank on Monday to balance and verify pass books. A Cleveland bulletin stated that once pass books are verified the bank will advance funds to depositors. The Cunventano Trust Co. Assignee noted that on February 4th a 20 percent advance was announced.
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Produce Exchange Bank
Cleveland
Produce Exchange Banking Co
Cunvetano Trust Co
Evarts Files Bonds for 400000 as National Union Treasurer
In Columbus on January 25 the secretary of state records show bonds totaling 400000 filed by C O Evarts as treasurer of the National Union. The first 100000 bond from October 17 1895 lists multiple signatories with combined wealth about 1500000. The second 300000 bond from Fidelity and Guaranty Co of Baltimore was approved by the state Insurance Commissioner. The bonds are valid and need renewal only when demanded by the insurance commissioner. Signatories include D H Kimberly and W H Gabriel. George Rose appears as a witness. Officials examined the bonds and cited section 3631 of the Revised Statutes for renewal rules.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
C. O. Evarts
The
National Union
Evarts
D. H. Kimberly
W. H. Gabriel
Hugh Huntington
W. C. Corwin
J. B. Kelley
A. A. Dittrick
H. C. Ellison
A. Jacobs
Gabriel
Kimberly
Richard Parmely
Herrick
George Rose
Howard
Woman vanishes after failed aid attempt at Rhodes home
A woman calling herself Atherton visited Rev. P. V. Rhodes in East Defiance seeking help for herself and a young child. She was given funds for transit and a trial placement but did not return. Neighbors suspect she aimed to abandon the child and was acting on the beat.
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P. V. Rhodes
East Defiance
Atherton
Iown
Pennsylvania
J. M. Smith
Highland Township
St. Louis
Chicago
Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb and Health Tonic Ad
A brief 19th century advertisement features Nellie Hascomb of Omaha praising Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea for restoring health. It promotes 35c tea or tablets from Weisenburger & Emery, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Nellie Hascomb
Omaha
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Weisenburger & Emery
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Keeler
Evart
Margaret Wilhelm
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C. G. Piair
Blair
Health Board
Bryan Press
United States Treasury
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