Middleport bank collapse shocks village and deposits
The Buckeye private bank in Middleport Ohio failed to open as deposits totaling about 115000 vanish. President C Fox is missing, VP Armentrout arrested after a violent confrontation, and a hurried vault audit suggests only about 18 cents per dollar might be recovered for depositors. Fox located in Toronto. bond posted for Armentrout.
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Pomeroy
Middleport Bank
Middleport
C. Fox
William Horden
Thomas R. Armentrout
Hordon
Armentrout
BE. C. Fox
Toronto
Fox
T. 5
Gallipolis
Kansas
Midleport
W. F. Reed
Farmers’ Bank & Trust Company
Fire Wrecks Buildings in Cleveland Downtown
A blast from an oil explosion in a Pittsburg Plate Glass building set surrounding structures ablaze in Cleveland's downtown. A second blast caused walls to collapse. three firemen were hospitalized, none fatally hurt. Loss estimated at 200000 with the Cleveland News damaged by water. The blaze reignited several times amid a day of activity.
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Cleveland, Rept
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Cleveland News
Ten Million Realty Opportunity in Greater Pittsburg
A Pittsburgh real estate pitch highlights escalating acre values near downtown and in McKeesport Wilmerding and Arlington Park. It touts Arlington Park lots offering 10 to 15 25x100 ft city building plots at 800 to 2500 each with potential 25 percent first year gains. Investment promises include easy terms and a free trip to Pittsburgh for buyers.
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H. C. Frick
Capt. O'Hara
Denny
Pittsburg
H. G. Prick
Andrew Carnegie
H. P. Oliver
Charlies Schwal
U Henry Phipps
McKeesport
National Tube Plant
Wilmerding
East McKeesport
Arlington Park
Turtle Creek
Pittsburg Street Railways Co
The Poets’ Garner When Adam Was a Boy
A fragmentary verse sketch contrasts a past simpler era with modern comforts and lists various losses and changes. It includes lines about Adam’s boyhood, Santa Claus, Nixon Waterman, and a Sleepy Song, ending with reflections on fame, death, and epitaphs.
Tragic barn fire claims four year old son
A boy named Daniel M. Stiteler, four, died when a barn on the William Stiteler farm two miles northeast of Elderton burned Tuesday afternoon. Firefighters saved livestock but the child, probably playing with matches, was found charred after the ruinous blaze. The story also lists Pennsylvania game laws for the season, nonresident license fee, and hunting equipment ads, plus an October festival at Homer City to raise funds for a school flag.
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Daniel M. Stiteler
William Stiteler
Elderton
Indiana
Armstrong County
Ehila
Pennsylvania
Homer City
P.O. 8. of A
Byers’ Hall
Bank advertises separate account for trusts and private funds
The Farmers Bank of Indiana promotes opening a separate account to avoid confusion between private and trust funds. It invites interested parties to visit to discuss the matter further, noting capital and surplus at $375,000.00.
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Farmers Bank OF Indiana
Exposition Excursion Tickets Offered by Pennsylvania Railroad
Special excursion tickets to Pittsburg including Exposition admission go on sale Thursdays Sept 13 20 27 Oct 4 11 18 with return allowed next day at reduced rates from various divisions. Minimum 75 cents. Also notes on local fires thefts proclamations and other briefs from Harrisburg to Indiana and New York.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Monongahela
Indiana Branch
West Penn
Allegheny
Washington
Russell
Caracas
State Department
Castro
Venezuela
Leavenworth
Kan
Joe Wolcott
el’ Rhodes
Missouri River
New York
aAdolph Marka
Chicago
Marty K. Thaw
Stanford White
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Charles
Hughes
Rushville
Ind
United States
Paterson
N. J
Earl Brigham
Greene
N. Y
Cora E. Hackett
Dallas
Times Herald
Quitman
Halley
North Adams
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Deerfield
Denver
Col
Henry Orchard
Frank Steunenberger
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
Sun Vite
Gebb
Ceteral Moody
Ugg
The Indiana Markets Corrected Evening Today Produce
Grain and flour items listed with prices include butter per iy rigga per dozen and Votatoca per tn Bonna per hu cabbage and onions by price per bi Porthry Lord Now Buckwheat details uncertain as OCRed text references multiple goods with inconsistent naming and spacing
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Oabbage
Perth
Lord
Chicago Grain Market Shows mixed gains in wheat and oats
Chicago reports firmer wheat prices as amatl receipts in the Northwest keep demand steady. December wheat quoted at 84140, corn steady, oats up 1/2 to 4 1/2.
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Chicago
Northwest
Pittsburg Markets October Grain and Livestock Prices
Market report from Pittsburg lists corn yellow shelled oats and green oats with prices. hay, butter, cheese, eggs, and varied livestock values for cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and stockers. Weekly news items follow including Cavado Castro illness, legal cases, elections, school closures, and pension shifts. multiple city briefs show regional finance, crime, and political notes.
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New
New York
Ohio
First National Bank Offers 4 Percent Time Deposit Rate
The First National Bank of Indiana states it does not require notice for withdrawal of its time deposits. It now pays four percent on money deposited for one year.
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First National Bank
Indiana
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Treasury Treat Co
Piiteburg
the Poets
Adam
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Evean
Santa Claus
Nixon Waterman
Woman
Ald Shoe
Joseph Daskam
Daugherty Bros
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A. W. Lickert
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Sir Alcantara
Mexico
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Commonwealth
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N. d
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Tomaday
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Neilson & Woo
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Ruhr
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Detroit
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
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Pittsburg Clothing House
Philadelphia Street
Indiana House
J. J. Stadtmiller, Jeweler
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