Bank Statement Sworn At Nov 17 1905
The document records a bank statement sworn by cashier J L Crawford and notary J C Helms on November 17 1905. It lists totals including 125000.00 whiteness or LOO 2 be col ac Ties the stake 91.23 and 2591.27 a ge Bills parade with certificates of deposit and a total of 5708191.55 for the State of Alabama Houston County bank. Directors J R Faircloth T J Whatley Joe Baker are noted.
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State of
Alabama
Houston
John Sanders
Artest
BR. DD. Crawford
R. B. Forrester
J. R. Young
A. J. Beverett
The Houston National Bank of Dothan Alabama Ledger
Bank balance sheet listing assets including loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured U.S. Bonds and securities to secure circulation reserves with U S Treasury notes and coins and other national bank notes. Detailing cash items checks and other deposits and bank furniture and fixtures.
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U.S
Nekls & Cts
Lawren Monry Reserve
Capital stock and profits details from national bank notes
Financial snippet showing capital stock, undivided profits, and expenses against National Bank notes. Includes figures for individual deposits subject to check, cashier's checks outstanding, and various monetary amounts such as 22 719 75 and 698 53, with related entries and partial ledger-like numbers.
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National Bank
Unclear report on financial tensions affecting Japanese business
A garbled report to the Craag Government suggests concern over life insurance issues in New York impacting Japanese business ventures of American and Cata Glin firms. Names and specifics are unreadable in the text.
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Craag
Alexander
Yoko
New York
Cata Glin
Exciting NYC election amid ticket confusion and bets
New York voters faced a brisk start as polls opened at six. The day saw heavy turnout and intense chatter over multiple tickets. Fears grew that many ballots would be invalidated by split voting amid alleged circulator plots and a looming potential defeat of Tammany with Municipal Ownership League pressure.
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New, York
Municipal Ownership League
Jerome
Tammany
Shoul Tammany
George B. McClellan
Dem
William R. Hearst
William M. Ivins
William Travers Jerome
Ind
Heavy Vote in Philadelphia Amid Election Day Turmoil
Election day in Philadelphia opened with heavy turnout and strong police presence. Reform faction predicts victory as disorder erupts in several wards with arrests for illegal voting and bogus receipts. officials and voters held at various polling sites as rioting prompts riot calls.
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Philadelphia
Republican Organization
Reform Movement
Rioters Barricade Prague Streets in Revolt for Equal Suffrage
A Prague cable report says barricades of stone and garden gates block streets as rioters clash with police. Five thousand Czechs and students back the revolution, carts halt, shops close, bridges blocked, seven dozen wounded, one boy killed, and several rioters arrested.
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Cuy
Prague
New York
Herald
Dragroom
Paron Unlauf
Grabon
Cowboys for Argentine visit draws New York crowd of Texas cowboys
Spence Jewell leads a team of famed Texas cow punchers to Buenos Ayres under Hill and Connell contract to run a ranch in Argentina. Clay McGonnigle, longtime roping champion, headlines the group as they tour Broadway for attention. They plan to teach vasqueros rope handling and cattle catching with long lassos and new techniques.
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New York
Spence Jewell
Texas Cowboys
Buenos Ayres
Hill and Connell
South American
Jewell
Clay McGonnigle
Broadway
America
Bill McGonigle
Woman's Head Identified in Harbor Case
Boston with the finding of a woman's head in a hand satchel. The head was brought to Harvard Medical School in Cambridge where, along with other body parts from two harbor suitcases, it was identified as Susanna Geery a Cambridge chorus girl. Mrs Geary and daughter Helena viewed the body and confirmed the identification.
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Boston
Yesterda
Harvard Medical School
Cambridge
Susanna Geery
Geary
Hvelvn
Medical School
Prominent Lawyer General Owings Dies After Shot
A Rockwood Tennessee dispatch reports General F. D. Owings, a noted lawyer and politician, died this morning from injuries after being accidentally shot by his own pistol while punting. His arm was amputated due to the wound.
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Chattanooga
Tnn
Rockwood
Yenn
F. D. Owings
Owings
Hearst Defeated by Tammany in Philadelphia and San Francisco
Unofficial results show George B. McClellan leading with a large margin for mayor amid Tammany Hall opposition in several states. Hearst campaigns and allegations of fraud prompt calls for recounts as officials prepare final tallies and reorganize city governments.
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Dothan National Bank
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Notreserve
U. S
Sardins Fund
Col Ac
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J L. Crawford
J. L. Crawford Cashier
C. Helms
J. R. Faircloth
T. J. Whatley
Joe Baker
The
Houston National Bank of Dothan
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New York City
Cowboys
Spezier Yercerson
Dulagu
Hearst
Timmany
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Migg
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Phildelphia
States
Sion
San Francisco
George B. Metlel
Lerrow
Randolph Hearst
Munisipal
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Wis
W. Osborne
Tammany the
Kives McClellan
Pipe Hhearst
McClelan
Hears Ivins
Viavor
Hoffman House
Hmeen
Wm. Randolph H
Evening Journal
Aminins
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