Bank collapse linked to cash shortage triggers run in Kansas City
Kansas City American National Bank taken in charge by National Bank Examiner F F Marshall after failed collateral review. Deposits declined from over 4 million since October to about 1.2 million. Nearby Savings Bank also faces a run though says it can meet obligations. New York banking circles react with surprise.
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American National Bank
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F. F. Marshall
National Bank
State of
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Examiner Marshall
Kansas City Clearing House Association
Messrs. Whitten McDonald
Midland National Bank
W. 8. Woods
National Bank of Commerce
F. P. Neal
Union National Bank
H. P. Stimpson
Clearing House Association
Marshall
Kansas City Safe and Savings Sit Bank
American National
New York
American National Bank of Kansas City
Williams
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Chemical Bank
Seaboard National Bank
United States National Bank
Kansas Bank
Washington
Lacey
Mandamus Refused in Louisiana Lottery Case
John A. Morris sought to compel the Secretary of State to promulgate lottery amendments. After trial before Judge Buckner, the mandamus was refused, with attorneys planning an appeal to the state Supreme Court to settle the matter.
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BaTrox Tower
Mandanus
Buckner
John A. Morris
Secretary of State
Supreme Court of the State
Tower Court
Mandamus
Supreme Court
No Signs of Weakening in Oil Boom Reignites Profits
Oil market remains relentless as new wells in Range farm and surrounding areas pour oil at high rates. Guffey Queen Forest No 1 flows 40 barrels per hour after initial 25, with deeper drilling expected to boost output. Other wells on Kohlber Keil Marks Kreizer Heidelberg farms eyed for future yields amid slow progress on some northeast wells. Nearby fields report gas flows and potential richer pay streaks, while several wells await completion or tubing.
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Guffey & Queene and Forest Oil Company No. 1
Range Farm
Ringbeisen
Greenlee & Forst
McGeagh
Kohlber
Keil
Marks
Kreizer
Heidleburg
Bowman Gesser
Barr Farm
Christie & Co
Grifith & Co
Hill Farm
Land claim inquiry over old Pennsylvania estate in Pittsburg
Register Conner receives a letter from J G Evans Covington Ind seeking information on John Bardon Rardon whose 160 320 acre Pennsylvania claim near Pittsburg was mooted after his move to Kentucky and likely intestate death. The piece cites a 1806 will of John Bardon and hints at scattered heirs and a curious early document. A copy of the will is to be sent to Mr Evans.
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Pittsburg
Register Conner
J. G. Evans
Covington
Ind
John Rardon
Evans
Rardon
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Bardon
Carnags
Conner
Karnon
John Harden
John Bardon
John Witherse
John Witheree
J. Witheroe
Thomas Bardon
William
Moses
Timothy
Jacob
Nellie
Anne
John Witheroe
Mr. Evans
Copeland and Miair Proclaimed Top Specialists
Public testimony piles up for Dra Copeland and Miair as the leading experts in their field. Thomas Maybury of Carnegie Iron Works cites long term recovery from typhoid fever and increasing catarrhal trouble as evidence of their effectiveness.
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Dra. Copeland & Miair
Asgerson
Thomas Maybury
Carnegie Iron Works
Indorsement of Catarrh Cure by Cope land Blair
Mr. Wm. McDonough of 2 Moultrie Street Soho describes years of chest tightness fatigue and heart palpitations. After treatment by Drs Copeland and Blair he reports symptoms disappeared and he is well.
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Dra. Copeland
Blair
Mr. Maybury
Notable Pittsburg Citizens Endorse Dru Copeland and Blair
A list of prominent Pittsburg residents who have treated with Dru Copeland and Blair and freely endorsed them. Names include J. S. Moore of 121 and 173 Fifth Avenue, Miller of 121 and 123 Fifth Avenue, Samuel Crawford with Hugus and Hacke dry goods, K. M. Anderson of the Sheriff's office, and John G. Frazier of 6710 Kirkwood Street.
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Pittsburg
Dru
Copeland
Blair
J. &. Moore
Fifth Avenue
Miller
Samuel Crawford
Hugus & Hacke
K. M. Anderson
Sheriff's Office
John G. Frazier
Kirkwood Street
Poisoned Coffee Kills Man and Wife in Lexinean Case
A colored family in Lexine, Kentucky, is poisoned after arsenic is placed in morning coffee. Peter White, his wife, and Daniel Frazier and wife die or near death. Lily White, 17, is under arrest, accused of the crime.
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LexineTox, Ky
Peter White
Daniel Frazier
White
Frazier
Lily White
Peter
Gas conduit failure linked to unventilated ducts in city
Coroner's inquest into Emily Russ death from a gas explosion in a manhole finds unventilated conduits in the affected city section. Northward conduits are ventilated and safe. efforts to ventilate the problem area were halted by neighborhood opposition. Illumination gas escaped the conduit and the blast followed a nearby fight to stop a gas leak.
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ChicaGo
Dan
Emily Russ
City
Barrett
Teachers In Shaw School Foil Fire In St Louis
Fire was discovered in Shaw School basement at noon and promptly alarmed. Teachers under Principal Mrs Neuro controlled evacuation as pupils were led to safety. Loss is estimated at about $3000 in property damage.
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St. Louis
Shaw School
Neuro
St Louis Merchants Challenge McKinley Law in Court
St Louis importers through agent Wyman & Co filed suit against the United States to test the constitutionality of the McKinley law. The firms bought goods in Europe after the act took effect in October.
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St. Louis
Wyman & Co
United States
Europe
Bank debtor arrested after Canada trip
Syracuse reports Sheriff H G Borthwick of Cortland arrested Eugene Hemingway a Whitney's Point resident who vanished after borrowing between 60000 and 75000 dollars. He planned to stop trains at Whitney's Point to visit a dying daughter but was captured while visiting his sister-in-law in Cortlandt.
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Canada
Syracuse
H. G. Borthwick
Cortland
Eugene Hemingway
Whitney’s Point
Hemingway
Whitney's Point
Cortlandt
Syracuse and
Binghamton
Lovell
The Handsomest Lady In Pittsburg Calls on Drugists
A call to local druggists offers a free ample Rompe eis the best cough cure. The message presents promotional wording and names the town Pittsburg, urging pharmacists to sample the product to customers.
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Pittsburg
Great Bargains at Hoffmann Piano Store on Smithfield
Fine upright piano 734 octave with excellent tone for 200 dollars in a carved case. Steinway square piano under half original price and a Gabler beginner piano at one third. Also Lohmner Colby and Peloubet organs at lowest prices. Look for special To Let lists in Tex Dispatch Mondays and Thursdays.
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J. M. Hoffmann & Co
Smithfield Street
Mail order cures for catarrh by Copeland Blair
Additional Evidence by Mail from W T Henshaw of Prospect Pa and Henry Rose of Eckhart s Mines Md attests to relief from catarrh after treatment by Drs Copeland and Blair. The doctors operate at 66 Sixth Avenue Pittsburg offering telephonic and home care for cataract and ear throat and lung diseases with consultations priced at 1 dollar.
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W. T. Henshaw
Prospect
Copeland
Blair
Henry Rose
Eckhart’s Mines
Copeland & Blair
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
W. H. Copeland
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