Receiver Bosworth Finds Indiana National Bank Books in Mess
The Indiana National Bank receiver Bosworth reports books are in a badly complicated state delaying any public statement for liquidity. Depositors fear losses as variance between expected and actual balances grows, with prominent customers seeing overdrawn accounts. Bosworth travels to Chicago and is expected back with Mrs. Bosworth tomorrow.
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Indiana National Bank
Bosworth
Chicago
Jurors Drawn for Circuit Court Service
Jurors were drawn this morning by Jury Commissioners J. O. Wood and EH. A. Campbell. Grand jurors listed include Noah Simmons Harrison township Milton A. Weaver Jackson township and John F Wilmer Middlebury township among others. The grand jury is to meet next Monday.
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J. O. Wood
EH. A. Campbell
Noah Simmons
Harrison Township
Milton A. Weaver
Jackson Township
John F. Wilmer
Middlebury Township
John F
Jarvis
Jefferson Township
Eleazor Fryman
Edson C. Bartholomew
Clinton Township
Petit Jarvis
B. ¥. Dewey
Harry Fidler
Locke Township
John R. Hess
J. O. Kantz
Union Township
Edwin O. Stroup
J. J. Shellenberger
York Township
Edward Dausman
John Davenport
Concord Township
Joseph C. Marks
Cleveland Township
George D. Artley
Samuel Luft
Washington Township
Francis Gregory
Marriage Licenses Registered in Elkhart Area
Elmer E. Gorsuch of Elkhart aged 20 with Nina Long of Bristol aged 20 marry with parental consent. Colonel Spry of Elkhart aged 21 with Mabel Yoder of Elkhart aged 18 marry with parental consent.
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Elmer E. Gorsuch
Elkhart
Nina Long
Bristol
Colonel Spry
Mabel Yoder
Marriage Unites Miss Nina Long and Mr Elmer Gorsuch at Bristol
Miss Nina Long and Mr Elmer Gorsuch were married at Bristol last night in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev Turner. About 50 friends and relatives attended before the couple head to Elk Hart for their future home.
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Nina Long
Elmer Gorsuch
Bristol
Turner
Mrs. Gorsuch
Elkhart
President ends extraordinary session as regular session opens
Washington reports the end of the extraordinary session at noon and the 58th regular session begins. The Senate did not act on Gen Wood's nomination before adjournment but the renewed nomination arrived with the regular session. A House committee investigation into the post office department was favorably reported for the regular session.
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Government Printing Office
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Washington
Senate
Wood
Saturda
Insolvency Official to Probe Indiana National Bank Failure
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency will send Judge Oldham to Elkhart to investigate rumors surrounding the Indiana National Bank failure. The inquiry will assess grounds for objections to Perry L. Turner as receiver attorney and decide if a local appointee should take charge.
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Indianapolis Star
Washington
Office of Comptroller of Currency
Indiana National Bank of
Treasury Department
Oldham
Ridgely
National Bank
Bosworth
Indiana National Bank
Elkhart
Debated Bank Looting Case and Brown Management Proposal
A depositor argues Walter Brown should run his industries under trustees to protect creditors. It considers whether Consolidated Paper & Bag mill and National Manufacturing pay and can be sold if unprofitable, with about 200000 owed to Indiana National Bank. The piece blames Brodrick, Collins, and Brown for the bank failure and notes potential criminal action.
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Walter Brown
National Manufacturing Company
Brown
Indiana National Bank
Mr. Bosworth
Mr. Brown
Consolidated Paper & Bag Mill
S&6
Brodrick
Collins
Collings
Consolidated Paper & Bag, Company
Blame Misapplied in Local Bank Collapse Resolution
Hoosier Lodge 1638 adopts a resolution blaming Walter Brown and two banker brothers in law for the Indiana National bank failure while urging nonviolence toward National Manufacturing and urging restitution and proper liquidation. The note accuses Truth of pressuring shutdowns and calls for visiting affected families to emphasize asset recovery.
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Brown
Truth
Indiana National Bank
Bar of Justice
Elkhart
Hoosier Lodge No
National
Walter Brown
Machinists Union
G- Company
Mr. Brown
Remains of Mrs. Herman Mourned in Rochester
The obituary notes Mrs. Herman died from lung trouble in Rochester. Her remains were escorted to the city by her sister Mrs. Berley and daughter Mrs. F. J. Baker of Rochester. She was a member of the local Presbyterian church.
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Astarium
Rochester
Berley
F. J. Baker
Herman
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Alice Barnes Dies at 81 in Local Home
Mrs. Alice Barnes died at 4 30 this morning at her home 919 Johnson street of heart failure. She was 81 and had lived here since 1873 after moving from Middletown Ohio. Survived by three sons and four daughters in the city and Duluth. funeral to be announced later.
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Alice Barnes
Johnson Street
Middletown
Ohio
Baptist Church
William H
Oscar M
James C
Alice
Elizabeth
Willard Cone
J. L. Cromwell
Duluth
James
Mrs Emma Ullery Dead After Eight Year Illness
Mrs Emma Florence Ullery died at home on Harrison street after an eight year illness due to spinal trouble from a fall. She had been an invalid for six years and is survived by her husband, a mother, a brother and two sisters in Ohio. Funeral services were at the residence at 9:30 a.m. conducted by Rev Simpson with Revs Fried and Frazer assisting. Burial will be in Clarion, Ohio, with the funeral party departing on the morning train.
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Emma Ullery
Emma Florence Ullery
Jesse Ullery
Harrison Street
Ohio
Simpson
Fried and
Frazer
Clarion
Woman Dies at 71 From Bright's Disease in City
Mrs Barbara Young died at 7 this morning at her daughter Mrs E U Dow 318 Hickory street from Bright's disease. She was 71 and is survived by daughters Mrs B U Dow and Mrs Thomas Parker, sons John Charles F and H C Young, all of the city, Mrs A Bulman and Mrs William McCearry of Grand Rapids, two brothers in Germany and eighteen grandchildren.
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Bright
Barbara Young
E. U. Dow
Hickory Street
Thomas Parker
John
Charles F
H. C. Young
A. Bulman
William McCleary
Grand Rapids
Germany
Fragmentary note on voluntary consent in legal contest
The readable text discusses voluntariness in a legal contest and implies issues about whether consent was freely and voluntarily given at a specific time. It mentions parties and a failure point, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ender
Dowie Making a Good Showing in Zion City Legal Battle
Zion City receivers continue scrutiny of Dowie finances as creditors meet in federal court seeking to end the receivership. Samuel Stevenson holds a $100,000 note and the court asked petitioning creditors to post a $100,000 indemnity bond to proceed, potentially allowing Dowie to seek damages if solvency is shown.
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Dowie
Zion
City
Kohlsaar
Samuel Stevenson
Fire Kills Two at Brooklyn Wake as Lamp Overturns
In Brooklyn during a wake, a lamp toppled and ignited curtains. Michael Safford aged 78 and Charles Burley aged 23 died as flames spread. Two mourners were badly burned while helping carry the coffin out as firefighters ended the blaze.
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New York
Michael Safford
Charles Burley
Brooklyn
Safford
Burley
Cattle Prices Drop Spark Bank Concern Over Packers Conspiracy
Kansas City reports in the Southwest warn that packer price agreements have driven cattle values down. Banks hold mortgages on cattle and current prices barely cover them, leaving farmers with nothing.
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Kansas City
Wrecking Crew Works to Save Flora Off Demon Island
Vancouver reports a wrecking crew attempting to refloat the British warship Flora wedged on rocks at Demon Island. The vessel is high and dry at low tide, and salvage is expected.
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Vancouver
Flora
Demon Island
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United States
McKinley
Philippines
Particips Criminis
Capital and Labor
Northern Securities Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Root
Bristow
Messrs
Bonaparte
Conrad
Etta Herman
Bureau
Perry Turner
Machinists
The
Buescher Manufacturing Company
Elkhart Paper Company
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