North Carolina crop and crime notes from state press
Dream of the State Press reports a broad crop update across counties with evidence of mixed results in corn wheat and cotton plus local incidents. Appointments include T G Phillips as brandy gauger. Disappearances and a fatality are noted along with a range of local events from new buildings to a potential cigarette factory and bank failure.
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Eilis
T. G. Phillips
Mitchell County
Brandy Gauger
John Johnson
Burke County
Coldsboro
Hyde County
Laurinburg
Nag’s Head
New Berne Journal
Messrs
Elliott & Elliott
Knights of Pythias
Wayetteville
North Carolina
United States Cigarette and Tobacco Company
Lenoir
R P. Craven
Coddle Creek
Mooresville
Mary Hargrave
Lexington Dispatch
Collettesville
Iron Horse
Agricultura
Winston National Bank
Beaufort Herald
Robt. Goodman
Beaver Creek
N. C
RA. Hamilton
Sparta Star
J. A. Dunn
George Ingram
Pee Dee Pond
Rockingham
W. W. Spicer
Rocky Mount Argonaut
J. S. Dorsett
J. F. Bullinger
Superior Court
Newton
Hickory
Bullinger
Catawba Lumber Company
Catawba County
Carolinian
Mountain Creek
Georgia
Coatham
Cary Brooks
Roxboro
Stanly
John Howell
John Stevens
Salem
Winston Republican
Durham Globe
Durham
Pilot Mountains
Surry County
Times
Graham Gleaner
Albert Anderson
Christian Church
Caswell County
Levi Walker
Union
Soldier of the
Sander Tis
Elija Townsend
Mt. Tirzah
Statesville
Sanford Express
Fayetteville
J. H. Edwards
Goldsboro
J. D. Geddie
Flea Hill
Gazette
Cabarrus County
Shinn
Widenhouse
Charlotte News
Warrenton
Ralph E McNair
Tannahill
McNair
Edgecombe County
Greenville
Charlotte
George Elliott
Henderson Canning Factory
Weldon
Willis Cheek
Warren Line
Captain Cheek
New York
Concord Standard
J. F. Fur
Bridgeport
Stanly County
M. F. Whitney
J. C. Lunsford
Wolf Pit
Smithfield
J. H. Wells
Selma
Raleigh
Herron
Air Line
Lodo Station
Whiteville Star
Jim Shaw
John Fields
Justice Moffitt
Shaw
Fields
United States
Commissioner Register
Banks Fail Across Cities Amid Financial Crisis Continues
A sweeping wave of bank failures and suspensions hits cities from Indianapolis to Milwaukee. Banks like the Bank of Commerce and the Indianapolis National Bank close, debts rise, and deposits face uncertainty. Names include J. B. Neal near Neal's Station NC, Edward L. Pell Richmond VA, and multiple Baltimore Baltimore, plus Kentucky and Ohio lenders facing runs and receiverships.
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J.B. Neal
Neal
Ind
Bank of Commerce
Indianapolis National Bank
Milwaukee
Wis
Koetting
South Side Savings Bank
Southern Electric Company
Baltimore
Connorsville
Citizens’ Bank
United States
Huston
ToLtEpo
Ohio
Ohio Oil Well Supply Company
Findlay
Fostoria
Marietta
Rising Sun
Vanwert
Pittsburg
Edward H. Cole
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eaton
Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma National Bank
Northwest
Louissville
Loueville City National Bank
Great Fall
Mount
Merchants’ National Bank
Vernon
Texas
State National Bank of
Louisviille
Kentucky National Bank
Menouis
Tenn
Citizens’ Bank of
Southside Savings Bank
Merchants’ Exchange
Lampasas
Tex
J. and
L. W. Galbraith
J. J. Campbell
First National Bank
Galbraith’s
Toreka
Kan
First National Bank of
Anthony
KnNoxviLur
State National Bank
Brrainauan
Ala
Birmingham Baseball Club
Memphis
Nicklin
Curiaco
Bradford & Church
Dearborn Street
Manchester
N. H
Bank of New England
Granite State Trust Company
New Hampshire Trust Company
Llano
Llano Improvement and Furnace Company of
Iian
North Texas National Bank of Dallas
Wall Street Panics Over Erie Receivership and Nicholas Failure
Panic grips Wall Street as Erie Railroad placed in receivership triggers broad selloff. Nicholas & Co failure sparks nervous credit conditions while banks call in loans. Markets slump with 464000 shares traded, money rate surges, and widespread bank and business failures follow in multiple cities including Murphy & Bolans Texas, Lowenthal Tenn., and Scathard Bros. Philadelphia mills suspend operations.
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New York
Wall Street
Erie Road
H. I Nicholas & Co
Stock Exchange
Nicholls & Co
John B. Dumont
Evansville & Terre Haute
H. I. Nicholas
Manhattan
Delaware and Hudson
Oregon-Nevada
Lake Shore
Lackawanna
Nickel Plate
General Electric
Jersey Central
Lake Erie and Western
Pullman
Western Union
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Consolidated Gas
American Cotton Oil
Northwest
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Murphy & Bolans
Texas
Nashville
Tenn
B. S. Lowenthal & Son
M. J. Levy & Son
Sulzbacher Bros
Hermitage
Louisville Deposit Bank
H. S. Nicholas & Co
New York Stock Exchange
H. I
Comptroller of the Currency
James R. Barker
First National Bank
Cedartown
Georgia
Atlanta
R.H. Snook & Son
Boston
Mass
Tickner & Co
Tremont Street
Charles Fairchild
Higginson &Co
James R. Osgood & Co
American Architect
Tickner
Seattle
Wash
Spokane
Spokane Savings Bank
First National
Glover
New England Mills Struggle as Prices Fall Across Regions
Boston reports a sharp fall in cotton and wool prices causing widespread plant shutdowns and weak demand. Fall River and Lowell mills face rising costs and dwindling orders while banks supply two million dollars on favorable terms to sustain production. Observers warn a prolonged halt could follow, with Maine and Worcester firms among those affected.
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Boston
New England
Fall River
New York
Lowell
Lawrence
Crompton
Worcester
Amoskeag
Biddeford
Maine
Pepperel
Laconia
Lewiston
Auburn
Waterford
D. A. Tompkins
Charlotte
Observer
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State News
James C. Lyford
Denver
Cal
General Electric Company
Justice Hallett
United States Court
H. E. Chubbuck
Pueblo
Pueblo City Street Railway Company
International Trust Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Burton-Gardner Wholesale Lumber and
Warrensburg
Johnson County Savings Bank
Omaha
Neb
Colorado
Chicago
Aubany
S. L Munson
Cobleskill
Tolepo
Central Insurance Company
E. S. Chittenden
Nasaua
Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company
Lyon Mountain
Crown Paint Iron Company
Crown Paint
Joseph Vercelli
Hotel Vercelli
Boylston Street
Vercelli
Heyenns
T. A. Kent
J. W. Foster
Torrica
Kansas
Bank of
Belleville
Republic County
State Bank Commissioner’s
Gururis
Midwavker
Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Mitchell
G. B. Hod
Wasu Hineton
McDonald
Orlando
Florida
St. Louis
J. O'Berman
Lovulmsville
Fourth National Bank
George Davis
National Bank
Norfolk
Hitchcock-Trego Land
Erie Railroad
H. S. Nicholas
Vais
Farmers’ Bank
Mt. Sterling
Mippiesporo
J. P. Standiford
Helena
Mont
Montana
PortaGer
PortLanp
Ore
Oregon National Bank
Northwest Loan and Trust Company
Ciscinnati
Deer Creek
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