Providence Trust Company Faces Insolvency Trouble
The Providence Trust Company was declared insolvent and Judge Sweetland named Cornelius 8. Sweetland temporary receiver with a hearing set for November 6. New England Trust notified deposits require ninety days to withdraw while Industria Trust reported it could meet demands. A late morning cash flow showed four paying tellers and no major rise in depositors. The June 29 financials listed assets at 51,312,468. deposits 42,934,657. surplus 4,000,000. capital 33,000,000. undivided profits 1,357,811.
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Sweetland
Superior Court
Cornelius
New England Trust Company
Industria Trust Company
Central Falls Branch Closes After Opening Opening Day
Central Falls Rhode Island October 25 The Union Trust Company of Providence opened its local branch this morning but closed again at 9 20 amid a large crowd gathered outside the bank.
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Central Falls
R. I
The
Union Trust Company of Providence
East Greenwich Union Trust Branch Closed for Depositors
The East Greenwich branch of the Union Trust Company of Providence did not open this morning. A notice said it would open when funds on hand could meet depositors' demands, then another notice stated the branch was kept closed for the protection of depositors.
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Greenwich
R. J
East Greenwich
The
Union Trust Company of Providence
Central Falls Bank Branch Opens To Long Lines
The central branch of Union Trust opened at 9 am with over fifty people waiting as crowds grew. The bank, formerly Manufacturers' Trust, was taken over a year ago and paused operations after about ten minutes. Central Falls was the largest depositor, while many local manufacturers and traders bank with Pawtucket institutions.
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Central Falls
R. I
Union Trust Company
Manufacturers’ Trust Company
Pawtucket
New York SCARE Eases as Gold Flows Continue
Banks announce plans to reopen within days after the New York gold scramble. Large imports of gold are expected from renewed crop, copper and meat shipments, with London and European orders boosting credits. Runs on Trust Company of America and Lincoln Trust ease while New York seizes on gold to resume normal banking operations.
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United States
Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
Harlem
Twelfth Ward
Trust Company of America
Lincoln Trust Company
American Securities
London
New York
Paris
Berlin
Europe
Money Market Tightens As Banks Step In
Call money quoted at 85 percent on the stock exchange with 2:30 p.m. call money at 20 percent. Clark Williams says conditions are improving. First National, Chase National, and Hanover National banks each sent $1,000,000 to the exchange floor to aid liquidity. Coupons due November 1 will be paid at Morgan offices. Copper prices rose slightly on the metal exchange.
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Stock” Exchange
Clark ‘Williams
First National Bank
Exchange
Chase National Bank
Hanover National Bank
Stock Exchange
J. P. Morgan& Company
Metal Exchange
Harriman Reflects On Crisis And Recovery
In New York on October 29 E H Harriman told a reporter that the recent financial turmoil has shaken character and caused false structures to crumble. He predicted recovery will come with time and warned against premature conclusions about gilt edged securities.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Plan Is Working Well In Indianapolis Banks
Indianapolis bank officials report no fear of poor public reception to a new cash handling plan after one day. Casual observers note normal bank activity with occasional longer explanations for temporary methods. Pay rolls were paid in currency as directed by the clearing house committee, with no congestion evident.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clearing House Association
Girl Forged Check Sentenced to Reformatory
A girl forged a check at Tri-State Loan and Trust and used cash for candy. Investigating Mr. Landis confronted her. she admitted guilt. Disobedience noted. she was sent to the Indianapolis women’s reformatory after court appearances with the Landises. A probation officer will supervise.
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Landis
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Indianapolis
Jesse Landis
Patton
Berlin Raises Discount Rate by One Percent
The Berlin bank proposed to its executive committee a full one percent increase in the official discount rate. It cited a weakened bank position, higher margin on uncovered notes, small gold outflows abroad, end-month pressure, and rising foreign exchanges in New York Paris Amsterdam London and Italian centers as reasons for the move.
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Bank
New York
Paris
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Paris Bank Stance Delays Gold Exports to New York
Paris banking circles report no immediate prospect of gold exports to New York due to unfavorable exchange rates and likely Bank of France resistance. The bank would still aid New York indirectly by supporting London if gold withdrawals threaten liquidity.
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Paris
New York
Bank of France
London
Paris French Investors Eye U S Recovery as London Confidences Rise
Bankers in London in touch with America say New York conditions have improved markedly. Experts expect the crisis to spur currency legislation to prevent a recurrence. French investors report American buyers returning due to low prices, with some purchases already underway.
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France
London
America
New York
United States
London Markets React to German Bank Rate Rise
London markets fell on the Imperial Bank of Germany discount rate rise with Consols slipping to 82% before recovering to 82 1 2 at noon. Traders expect a Bank of England rate hike to 5% possibly on Thursday. American stocks opened slightly higher but eased as Berlin pressure and German rates cooled activity.
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London
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bank of England
Berlin
Von Moltke Trial Ends With Acquittal Verdict
Harden claimed a court clique including Von Moltke and figures like Prince Philip Zu Eulenberg and Lt Gen William Von Hohenau engaged in infamous acts and influenced Emperor William. The court found no proof of abnormal conduct by Von Moltke, while spectators cheered the verdict amid political reverberations across socialist outlets and liberal press.
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Harden
von Moltke
William
Philip Zu Eulenberg
Vienna
William von Hohenau
Round Table
Potsdam
Count Lynar
von Hokenau
Kern
Hosenau
Frankfurter Zeitung
France
Germany
Prince Zu Eulenburg
Noble County Faces Record Shortages Among Former Officials
Noble County investigators report shortages among several ex officials led by ex surveryor Fred B Moore claiming over 6000 dollars excess pay. Officials including County Clerk Foote Treasurer Miller Recorder Miller and Sheriff Bell settled or contested sums while Moore and Foote refuse restitution amid legal advice and potential settlements.
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Fred B. Moore
Luke H. Wrigley
Noble County
Moore
Foote
George L. Foote
A. A. Miller
John Miller
Harry Bell
John P. Kitt
Messrs
Earle
Board of Commissioners
Wrigley
Michigan
Gas tragedy claims Walter Moore and ties to Hartford City
Walter Moore dies from gas fumes after a hotel room locked from inside traps him. Hazel and Otie Leonard, visiting from Ewart, mourn their uncle Clarence Leonard who was accidentally shot during a family incident in Hartford City. Hotel staff force entry at dawn and discover Moore's lifeless body.
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Moore
Misses Hazel
Otie Leonard
Ewart
Clarence Leonard
Hartford City
Hazel Leonard
Commercial Hotel
A. Shoup
C. M. Preble
Gas causes suspected accidental death of Moore in room
Police and a physician were summoned after Moore was found in bed with a gas jet half open and a window closed. Coroner ordered removal to Klaehn & Melching parlors as they await word from Moore’s father. Authorities say he fought for life but there is no evidence of self harm.
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Moore
Klaehn & Melching
Stulte
Clearing House Maintains Paid Checks Policy
In Chicago the Clearing House association announced after a meeting that the financial situation remained generally satisfactory and that the policy of paying large amounts in checks would continue for several days.
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Chicago Clearing House Association
Girl Assassin of General Maximoffsky to be Hanged
In St Petersburg on October 29 Mlle Rago Selnnikova who shot and killed General Maximoffsky director of the prisons department was taken to the fortress of St Peter and St Paul tried by court martial and sentenced to be executed by hanging. Reports say police uncovered another plot against Emperor Nicholas.
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St. Petersburg
Mlle
Rago- Selnnikova
Maximoffsky
Ministry of the Interior
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nicholas
Dentist dies from blood poisoning after dental procedure
New Britain Connecticut report says Dr. Charles Eugene Monks aged 38 died from blood poisoning contracted while treating a patient. The patient jabbed the dentist’s hand during a tooth extraction, and after three days of intense suffering the dentist succumbed.
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New Britain
Conn
Charles Eugene Monks
Affidavits Placed in Police Case After Intoxication Arrests
Three youths arrested in a beastly state faced city court. Two were placed in probation, one held until Thursday morning. Affidavits against Dick Hodgins and John Doe were prepared for the saloon owner, but not signed or served. James Farrell fined for drunkenness after attempting to steal a coat from a dummy at Dygert pawn shop. He had been released Sunday morning and carried a basket and shawl with eggs he had stolen. Other cases: Joe Sorg before Earl Moore adjourned to Thursday. Howard Bowers, Hugh Grant, and George Brown fined for intoxication.
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Jesse Patton
Harry W. Ninde
Dick Hodgins
John Doe
Saengerbund Hall
Main Street
Ninde
James Farrell
Dygert
Columbia Street
Joe Sorg
Selime
Earl Moore
Howard Bowers
Hugh Grant
George Brown
Costae
Woman Accused of Stealing House and Lot
Mrs May Pepper-Vanderblitt the spiritualist and new wife of Edward Vanderbilt was arraigned in a Brooklyn police court on a larceny of a house and lot charge. She waived examination and was held on $1500 bail for grand jury review as Edward Vanderbilt accompanied her to court. The accusation came from Miss Minerva Vanderbilt, Edward Vanderbilt's daughter.
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New York
Pepper-Vanderblitt
Edward Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
Pepper-Vanderbilt
Minerva Vanderbilt
Doctor Patrick Leads Neurological Clinic at St Joseph’s Hospital
A large session of the Twelfth Councilor District Medical Society opened at St. Joseph’s Hospital with about 100 physicians in attendance. Dr. Hugh T. Patrick of Chicago and Dr. G. W. McCaskey conducted a neurological clinic with six patients from outside the city, presenting puzzling cases for discussion. The afternoon program covered varied medical topics with multiple physicians contributing, followed by further sessions in the courthouse assembly room.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Councilor District Medical Society
Court House
Hugh T. Patrick
Chicago
G. W. McCaskey
Patrick
K. K. Wheelock
Charles Beall
L. P. Drayer
J. K. Gilpin
M. F. Schick
Alfred Kane
W. F. Carver
M. F. Porter
H. A. Duemling
D. C. Wybourn
H. O. Bruggeman
B. van Sweringen
F. H. Broughton
J. F. Thomson
M. Klinger
Wheelock
B. W. Rhamey
George Crile
Df. Cleveland
Porter
M. I. Rosenthal
W.W. W. Barnett
S. H. Cook
Allen Hamilton
Gun fighter Malone killed by Benton marshal
Benton Illinois October 29 Marshal George Adams shot and killed John Malone a famed gun fighter and former city marshal after Malone threatened his life Malone had a history of deadly shootings including a Hopkinsville Kentucky killing and an East St Louis murder conviction and acquittals.
Marie Dressler Charms London Audience in Return
Advices from London report Marie Dressler drew a big crowd at the Ss Palace theater. The star’s performance elicited warm reception as she delivered a striking stage triumph before a 45 year old audience, marking her enduring appeal in the capital.
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New York
London
Marie Dressler
Ss Palace
Pride Missing In Some Indiana Counties Report
Indianapolis Oct 25 The Indiana Board of State Charities quarterly bulletin says social spirit and civic pride are lacking in some counties, despite boards of county charities operating since 1899. It notes appointments exist in 73 counties but some judges resist, hindering care for dependent children and adults. The bulletin lists nine month figures: 1,883 inmates received, 1,715 discharged, 10,585 enrolled with 6,376 men, and 1,564 officers and staff. Current expenses reached 1,285,824.80 dollars, or 131,386 per capita.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Board of State Charities
Boards
Motorman Killed and Passengers Injured in Fog Collision
Indianapolis, Oct 29 Motorman Clifford Manlis was killed when a Ben Hur traction line car collided with a local street car in fog. Several passengers injured include R Carl with severe head cuts from a window, Bertha and Mary Adams sisters bruised and scratched. most passengers shaken but few required medical care.
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Indianapolis
Clifford Manlis
Ben Hur
R. Carl
Bertha
Mary Adams
Cold Springs
Winchester poker raid nets twelve guilty pleas in mayor court
In Winchester Indiana on October 29 police with the sheriff and prosecutor raided an East Washington street poker room. Twelve pleas of guilty were entered in Mayor Parry's court, yielding about 200 dollars in proceeds. Fines totaled 15 dollars per case with additional penalties. The raid, the first organized gambling strike in the city, led to a light sentence but warned of harsher action on future raids.
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Winchester
Ind
East Washington Street
Parry
Green Bay
Indiana
Fire Hits The Counter Club In Scranton Loss Report
Scranton PA October 29 The club house of the Counter club burned with a loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Teddy was mentioned in connection with the event as a possible figure or caption but details remain unclear.
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Scranton
Eee Counter Club
Teddy
Integrity and Christian manhood sermon at Cathedral
Rev Father Sullivan addressed a large audience at the Cathedral urging moral integrity and Christian manhood. He denounced sin, intemperance, impurity and riotous living, contrasted the forces for good and evil, and urged readers to stand for pure living and defend conscience as the dignity of man.
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Father Sullivan
Christ
Evi
Garden of Paradise
Hell
Local option wins in Birmingham county election
Revised returns from yesterday's local option election show a prohibition majority of 1657 with eight rural boxes still to report. Born to Mr and Mrs M Meyer of Clay Street a san.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mrs. M. Meyer
Clay Street
San
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