Directors Exonerated in Mt Pleasant Bank Case
Judge W McD Miller reports findings in the Mt Pleasant First National Bank case. Directors not liable for negligence in loans of about 500000. cashier Radcliff blamed for some lapses but not found in collusion. notes and paper scrutiny limited by volume and distance. foreign loans cited as area for greater care. disclaimer on bank statements and premiums. no proven director malfeasance. Also brief report of a murder in Folansbee by two Italian men linked to Black Hand. victim James Merdick, 35, shot on Main Street. investigation ongoing with arrests not yet made.
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W. McD. Miller
Joseph Kitheart
First National Bank of Mt. Pleasant
I. K
Radcliff
Comptroller of Currency
Chicago
Akron
United States
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Radclif
Shar
U.S
U. S
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HI Ashp Eine
Follansbee
James Merdick
Black Hand
Carmen
Wellsburg
Merrick
Merdick
Merdlick
Main Street
Walkinshaw
Merdicks
Directors liable for illegal dividend findings and costs
Judgment outlines liability for costs if dividend deemed illegal and assigns responsibility to directors for improperly drawn dividends. Cashiéd Radcliff is held liable and guilty of negligence while other directors are found to have exercised ordinary care in all other respects.
Weber Couple Return From Pittsburg Funeral
Mr and Mrs Fob Weber returned from Pittsburg where they were summoned to attend the funeral for their grandchild who died Sunday.
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Fob. Weber
Pittsburg
Ely’s Cream Balm Restores Taste and Smell After Nasal Catarrh
The ad claims Ely’s Cream Balm fully restores impaired taste and smell from nasal catarrh. It is applied to air passages and starts healing immediately. Available from druggists or by mail from Ely Brothers, Warren Street, New York, 50 cents.
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Ely
Ben
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Local Merchant
Local merchant S. Woolever testifies that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his piles over 20 years ago. It also cures sores, wounds, burns, and abrasions and is sold at Beall & Steele drug store for 25 cents.
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S. Woolever
Ben Rayeville Noy
Beall & Steele Drug Store
Unscrambled Notable Codes and Prices Review
A fragmentary OCR item lists cryptic codes such as aoc ee 5 es 2 ee ee we and 32 Ree oe 6 along with price markers like 1.35 and $4.00. The text lacks clear context, entities, or events to anchor a fuller news-style summary.
Death of Leander Raney at Steubenville Iron Works
Leander Raney, born March 11 1837 in Edenburg Pa, died suddenly Friday at about 1 oclock. He had throat troubles and possible heart failure. Son of James and Sarah Raney, he married Hannah Mahon in 1872 and left two children Lee M Raney and Elizabeth R Kirk. He was a miller by trade, involved with Steubenville Iron Co and other industries, and a member of Mahoning Lodge 243 F&M and Delta Chapter 170 and Lawrence Commandery 62. He leaves a sister Mrs John F Sheals and another sister Mrs William Gordon, plus nine grandchildren.
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Steubenvil Enterprises
Old Steubenville Iron Works
Leander
Raney
Leander Raney
James
Sarah Park Raney
Edenburg
Ait Steville
Spat
Stenbentjle Iron Company
Hany
Comnestas
Miss Hanmth
George Mahon
Steuhenvilley
Lee M. Raney
Cleveland
New Castleship
A Real Wonderland and a Remarkable Healing Case
In Mound City, Mrs E D Clapp reports a startling recovery as her son, once near death from lung and throat trouble, fully heals after exhausting coughing spells. The column mentions Beall and Steele cough remedy sold at 50 cents and one dollar, described as a trial battle.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Beall & Steele
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Mt. Pleasant Bank
Dutch
Java
Arm and Hammer Soda
Lot Children’s Underwear
Majestic
Simpson
American Cali- Com
Lancaster Gingham
Reas
Johnston
Rogers
Olvenn
Dodd & Waugh
New
Alexandria
Ohio
Sophia Stevens
Wyandot Couuty
Wtai Children’s Home
Jojl
Miss Stevens
David Hunter
Cross Creek
Mr. Parkinson
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