Jenson the town banker stirs up a panic save then town aid
In an Indiana town a shabby bank run by Jenson maneuvers community funds to block the Nall Mill move during the Panic of 1903. He loans old lady money, mobilizes public sentiment, and with a volunteer band of supporters raises funds to keep the mill from relocating, ending with the enterprise staying and the cash pool growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Indiana
Jenson & Co., Bank
Halso
Jenson
Blue Ribbon Orchestra
Chicago
Hank Gills
Bales Township
Bean Creek
Jensen
Ing
Business Men’s Association
Business Men's Association
Ctizens
D. G
FICTIONS OF THE TOWN Narratives of memory and old lives
An elderly man recalls younger days and shared misadventures with his son Charlie a coal wagon driver while another piece follows Bill a thoughtful baseball and theater fan, and Solomon Wellman, a storied attorney, as he returns to a hometown and muses on old stores, hearses, and the passage of time in a quiet county town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Richmond
O' McCordsville
Sara
Bill
Cincinnati
Nolan
Cal McVey
California
Jimmie Keenan
Dan Brouthers
Elmira
N. Y
Charlie Bennett
Detroit
Billy Sunday
Dupree
Benedict
Sol Smith Russell
Burger
Solomon Wellman
Hamlet
Buckhorn
Wellman
Telegraph
Old Wellman
Mr. Wellman
Helen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Man Jenson
County Board of Equalization
Mioney
Fatty
Noy
Noah
Ethel
Morris
South Capitol Ave
C. Aneshaensel & CO
Ohio Street
Oman
Se Ce
Geo, Jr. Marott
Washington St
C.N. Williams & CO
East Market Street
Ocean Steamers
Hamburg-American
Plymouth
Chereol Ity
Hame
A. Victoria
Agg
Colintia
F. Bismarck
Steeve Waldersee
Ae Swoltkee
Peonsylvania
Patricia
Hamburg-American Line
A. Metezer
Agts
Lydlane
GEO, Merritt & CO
West Washington St. A. Nea
Pillias
Sewers . Co