Chicago National Bank and two others wind up after clearing house action
The Chicago Clearing House Association announced the liquidation of the Chicago National Bank Home Savings Bank and Equitable Trust Company after an eighteen hour session. Depositors will be paid in full on demand, with a syndicate taking over the three banks and a federal reorganization guiding equitable dissolution.
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Chicago National
Chicago
Chicago Clearing House Association
James’. B. Forgan
National Bank
Chicago’ Associated
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
First National Bank
Home Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
John RK. Walsh
Chicago Clearing House
Chicago — Clearing House
Morgan
Clearing House Association
Clearing House Committee
Chicago Associated Banks
Home Saving» Bank
Tte
AL “Syndicate
Walsh
Bank
Prudent
Southern
Indiana
Chicago, Walsh, Lonaire Financier
Walsh the News Pioneer in Chicago Banking
A boy from Ireland emigrated to America in 1947 and settled in Chicago. He began as a newsboy and later became an employee for J McNally. By 1861 he ran his own news business which grew into the American News Company, supplying trains and country dealers. He helped found the Chicago National Bank in 1882.
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America
Chicago
J. McNally, New Adentéer
Walsh
Aivens
American News Company
Chicago National Bank
Mr. O'Toole
O’brien
Nora
Pathrick
Triumvirate to Run Zion Church During Dowie Health Rebound
In Zion the Christies Catholic church transfers power to a triumvirate as John Alexander Dowie abdicates temporarily. Dowie will depart for four months seeking health in the Caribbean. Overseer Speicher announced the plan at Shiloh tabernacle. Dowie is confined at Shiloh house after bronchitis and prior paralysis.
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Dowie
Jobn Alexander Dowie
Christies Catholic Church
Zion
Islanda Sf
Caribbean Sea
Dr. Dowle
Shiloh Tabernacle
Speicher
Shiloh House
Attoke
Dormitory Fire at Government School Hits Pottawatomie Indians Site
Fragmentary OCR reports a fire at a government school dormitory for Pottawatomie Indians near Nai deau Kansas. Logs valued at 21000 dollars are noted and a legal execution reference in Fulton County Georgia is mentioned with unclear context and timing in Atlanta.
The Wire's Secret Chapter Vil Dialogue
A narrator recounts a past love triangle and marriage, revealing poverty, elopement, and a sweetheart's death. The speaker regrets choices, shares hidden history with Miss Mallets, and hints at a Sunday visit with Ethel and Jack.
A Lovers Dilemma and Confession at Mallingford House
Ethel writes Jack offering him freedom from their engagement after receiving his cold truth. Meanwhile Pauline learns of changes in Jack and, after flirtatious exchanges, Jack declares love and Pauline responds with a kiss and mutual passion, sealing their bond as Mrs Sefton watches.
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Wimbledon
Ethel
Jack
Sevhed Maliatt
Cat Jack
Rehel
Miss Malling
Pauline
Tam
Gland
Mr. Dornton
Mrs. Sefton
Newman Street
London
Ani
Jack Guy
Misa Malling
Tom
Paciline
Paulini
Congenial Country or Malaria Shake-Up
In a dialogic sketch a suburban mover asks about congeniality while a suave agent notes malaria as a reason, provoking wry exchanges. A physician boasts fifteen years practice with no patient complaints, prompting gruff interruptions and a final quip about deads.
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Gruff
The Wretch and a Sudden Talk Recounted
An exchange recalls a difficult night as a character mentions speaking with a father and asks what he said. The Houston Post is cited as the source of the conversation context.
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Harry
Howdy Dor
Houston Post
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Jomw
Asd
England
Mme
Asus
Mome
Naples
Boor Child
Pelling
Miss Mallett
Thom
Charlo, Ae M. bin
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