Banks Failures Hit Cities In Midwest And West
Indianapolis Capital National Bank suspended payment after a run and failed deposits. Chicago and Denver ties sparked broader collapses as banks like Columbian National faced withdrawals and closures. Grain dealers Kendall & Smith and Sioux City Engine Works also faltered amid cascading losses nationwide.
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Capital National Bank
Clearing House Association
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Depauws
Capital Bank
Chemical National Bank of Chicago
Vincennes, Sullivan and Gas City
Wilson, Doherty
Clearing House
Columbian National Bank Parls
Curcago
Columbian National Bank
Capital Stock
Dayton
Bank of
Brookville
Mit
Dwiggins, Starbuck & Company of
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Bank of Spiceland of
Spiceland
Ind
Dwiggins, Larbuck & Company
Heston
Citizens Bank of Hebron
Columbia National
Klux
Citizens’ State Bank
Columbia Bank of Chicago
Walkerton
Arcadia
Oxford
Boswell
Columbia
Lincoln
Kendall & Smith
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia National Bank of Chicago
Sioux City
Columbian National Bank of Chicago
Sioux City Engine Works
W. M. Thompson
Republican League Convention elects W W Tracy president
The Republican leagues of the United States met and chose W. W. Tracy of Illinois as president on the first ballot. Denver was set as the next meeting place with the second Wednesday in May as the date. The suffrage plank passed 375 to 83, and planks opposing public gambling and favoring a one term presidency were approved.
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W. W. ‘Tracy
Illinois
Republican National Leasag
Indian land adjustment league formed in New York
A league to advise the president on Indian lands was formed in New York. Mina Sickels was elected president and William Everett Hicks secretary. Resolutions opposed allotment in severalty and demanded unbiased commissioners with executive power, plus future land openings via leases.
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New York
Indian Land Adjustment League
Mina
Sickels
William Everett Hicks
Worcester Brother of Lexicos Grapher Dies at Albion
David Worcester aged 85, youngest brother of the famed Lexicos grapher and a Harvard class of 1872 graduate, died in Albion after a long reclusive life. Five of his fifteen siblings survive. he spent nearly 25 years in this county.
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Mansu
Brown
David Worcester
Albion
Charles Sumner
Harvard College
Most Important Mining Suit Lands in Helena Court
A historic mining litigation unfolds in Helena as the St. Louis Mining Company claims the Drum Summon vein crosses its boundary and seeks 2.5 million in damages. The case questions whether the first discoverer owns ore within the vein walls as the vein deepens beyond claim lines.
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Helena
Hetexa
United States
St. Louis Mining Company
Marysville
Montana Company, Limited
Montana Company
Thomas Cruse
Cruse
Comstock Lode
Nevada
Comstock
Drum Lummon
St. Louis
Willian Mayger
Rich gold strike near Baker City promises fortunes
Prospectors James and Samuel Baisley discover a rich pay chute three miles south of the White Swan and Virtue mines. A ten pound sample shows over 100 ounces of gold. $1,000 in gold was hammered Thursday. The find draws crowds and excitement as claims are staked and reports spread of a district-wide bonanza near Baker City Oregon.
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Baker City
White Swan
James
Samuel Baisley
Virtue
Pierce
National Bank
Colorado Rate War Ends With Joint Track Operation Plan
The Atchison and the Denver and Rio Grande settle a long dispute over 63 miles of jointly owned track between Grand Junction and Current Creek. Both lines will operate the segment 50 50 in stock, with revived passenger pools and mutual train staffing. A meeting may form a TransMissouri association or extend Western Passenger authority to TransMissouri. In Montana, a sheriff raid on Castle yields a fatal clash as desperadoes kill Sheriff Rader and wound Deputy Mackey, escaping into the mountains. In Cheyenne, Robert Foote of Buffalo faces twelve fraud counts over government grain contracts, held on his own recognizance.
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Transmissouri
Henexa
Mont
Castle
William Gay
Harry Gross
Rader
William Mackey
Robert Foote
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States Grand Jury
Buffalo
Foote
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