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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1911
Page
10
The report shows assets totaling 866 861 26 with loans 398 545 08 and U S bonds 111 000 00. Available cash 234 316 18 and a capital stock of 100 000 00. Liabilities include surplus 66 924 20 and undivided profits 6 924 20.
The San Antonio National Bank located in San Antonio Texas reported its closing status as of the close of business September 1 1911. The notice likely notes orderly closure or financial condition affecting stakeholders and the public.
The Lockwood National Bank appears near closing, listing assets and liabilities including loans and discounts, U. S. bonds, deposits, and reserves. The document presents figures for capital stock, surplus, profits, and federal reserve components with signatories and attestations from bank officers.
Balance sheet and ledger figures for The Frost National Bank of San Antonio Texas as of September 1 1911. Details include overdrafts secured and unsecured U S bonds reserves deposits with other banks and trust firms, notes of other national banks specie legal tender and cash in vaults with totals and liabilities and capital stock figures.
Official statement documents the bank's resources including loans and discounts and details the banking house furniture and other assets as of September 1 1911. It outlines totals and classifications used in financial reporting for the period.
The document presents a 1911 financial close with assets totaling 4 372 345 71 and liabilities 2 808 912 45. It lists reserves deposits capital stock surplus and various loans and securities along with notary attestations from W F McCaleb and L N Walthall in Bexar County Texas.
Financial snapshot from the Alamo National Bank listing assets and liabilities including loans and discounts at 1,514,791.19 and United States bonds at 500,000.00. The ledger shows deposits subject to check 2,151,434.34 and total assets 8,080,100.08 with capital stock 600,000.00 and surplus 178,240.19.
Beattie, indicted for the murder of his wife Beulah Binford, tells reporters he expects to be home Sunday. Chesterfield Courthouse jurors hear testimony ends as judge adjourns to consult on jury instructions. Defense and Commonwealth prepare concise summations while Beattie remains calm in custody.
J G Fowler, member of the executive committee, announced a gathering for the Texas Exhibit association in the Texas district. The meeting will be held Friday night on the roof garden of the International club with speeches by prominent men.
The defense concedes Paul Beattie bought the gun for his cousin Henry on Saturday July 15, and Henry later identified it as the murder weapon. The gun surfaced near the crime scene on July 18, with the defense citing blood evidence while denying prior knowledge of the gun, though Beattie’s car nearly collided with the highwayman on Midlothian Turnpike.
Fort Sam Houston regimental parades resume this afternoon at 5:35 on the old post grounds after the maneuver division era ends. Colonel Alfred Reynolds announces Twenty second infantry will parade Wednesdays and cavalry Mondays, ending the long walk to the dust of the maneuver camp.
A delegation of boosters arrives in San Antonio tomorrow to spark interest in a state project. The party includes John T. Land general manager of the Texas Exhibit Association Max Rosen W W 8 S Allison R C Ritchey A C Swanson of Houston Albn Heywood of San Benito E R Kane Austin state agricultural commissioner and president J Shelby Williams of Paris and others.
Last March the project reached a point where visitors can now ride a street car to the terminus. The new service offers a direct route to a prominent destination, simplifying access for guests.
The three story brick Franklin Woolen Mills main building at Franklin Kentucky was wiped out by a last night fire of unknown origin. Losses on building stock and machinery are estimated near 50 000 with 31 000 insured. The article also notes willow wood is used for artificial limbs due to its toughness and lightness.
St Marys college and Ursuline academy, two old San Antonio institutions, opened for the 1911 12 year. St Marys reports 450 pupils, new lab and instruments, improved rooms, and an oiling of the campus. Ursuline begins its sixty first session with over 100 day and boarding pupils in a new building established in 1850. Pupils attend mass at St Marys church after opening exercises. Daugh ters of prominent families in Texas and Mexico educated there. Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service at 221 E Com Phone 341.
The document presents the Official Statement of the Central Trust Company's financial condition as of September 1911, filed in The San Antonio Daily Light. J O Terrell as president and W P Rote as secretary certify the figures, sworn before Notary Sterling D. Freeborn on September 5, 1911, with a indicated total of 689,570.54 and various asset categories such as loans and discounts, time certificates, and cash items.
The San Antonio Daily Light dated September 6 1911 publishes the September 1 1911 close of business figures for State Bank and Trust Co. showing assets totaling 1 017 955 88 including loans real estate bonds and stocks cash items due from banks and bankers and other resources with capital stock 100 000 surplus 20 000 and profits 41 etc. The report is signed by W W Collier vice president and J H Haile cashier with notary George E Harris Jr. seal.
Financial excerpt shows assets including loans overdrafts stocks and real estate totaling 1 017 955 88 with capital deposits profits and dividends referenced. Entries list cash sight exchanges and guaranty fund interest among miscellaneous items.
Poisonous mushrooms caused a death today in New York, raising the month’s toll to ten. A large rain crop fed both edible and poisonous varieties sold by push cart vendors in Italian quarters. Mrs. Marietta Casiso died after eating the poisonous kind, her husband in critical condition.
The San Antonio Loan and Trust Company reports its assets and liabilities as of close of business Friday September with mortgage and cash figures, interest receivable, and trust funds. Secretary William Herff attests the balance is true to the best knowledge, sworn before Notary A T Connors in Bexar County Texas.
Glaze Wood and Coal Co successors to Government Hill Wood Co publish new contact lines, mobile 1811 and old 6053, signaling updated communication. The notice notes company continuity and historic ties to Government Hill Wood Co.
Houston police report B J Bates, a section foreman on the Houston East & West Texas railway, shot and killed locomotive fireman H B Nichols Jr. Bates, jailed overnight, hired counsel and will seek release on bailey habeas corpus. A grand jury convenes for immediate inquiry as Bates claims the deceased criminally assaulted his 17 year old daughter.
An advertisement from the Typewriter Inspection Company at 319 Navarro St. promotes expert repairs by B Bates, manager, claiming fifteen years of experience and a guaranteed job on all makes. A new phone number is listed as 11% old 102k.
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