Public Report on the Business Agency Fund Losses
Trustee W. A. Gratian defends the North Carolina Farmers Alliance Business Agency fund, detailing losses from cotton bagging and unsettled accounts, and explaining bond failures, legislative impacts, and profits usage. He asserts no fund losses by investment and urges papers to publish his account to counter ongoing editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borror
Rsons
Ex. Com
Alliance
North Carolina
B. A. Fund
Executive Committee
State Alliance
Greensboro
Paten
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Business Agency Fund
W. A. Gratian
Was It Fair Editorial Reply From Stoneville
A local reader challenges bias in Cleveland Carlisle coverage. The letter defends fair discussion, notes Carlisle paid interest to ease money pressures, and urges both sides be heard. The editor asserts accuracy and responsibility, citing Herald extracts and government funding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneville
N.C
Borror
Cleveland
Phus
Carlisle
Siescriber
State News Flows From North to South Across Counties
A broad North Carolina round up notes weather damage from hail in Buck Shoals and timber losses in Chicod. It reports bank stock sales in Rockingham, farm crops including corn and wheat, and notable deaths such as Dr J W Vandiver. It also covers ecclesiastical appointments, railroad incidents, and local court actions across multiple towns and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Collections
Durham
Rutherford
W. T. R. Bell
Rutherfordton
Corsicana
Texas
Rockingham
Bank of New Hanover
Buck Shoals
Yadkin County
Morehead
Newa
J. W. Vandiver
Buncombe County
Methodist Church
Weaverville
Wilkes
Wilkesboro
Winston Sentinel
Bhoorfield
Tate
Bank of
New Hanover
Burlington News
H. L. Leonard
Reed
X Roads
Lexington Dispatch
N. C. Presbyterian
A. D. McClure
Asheville
Episcopalians of
North Carolina
Raleigh
Diocese of
Shelby Review
King’s Mountain
T. C. Cannon
Chicod
Ekagle Bros
Elizabeth City
Charles Hairston
Sam Berrier
Charley Copley
R Ross
Carolina Township
Dhiceet Pellegar
Greenville Reflector
Oxford
Ledger
Sheffields
Carthage Blade
Hamtight
Lenoir
Morganton
Baker
F. Conrad
Winston
Piedmont
D. C
Charlotte
Roaring River
John P. Church
Boomer
Greensboro
W. O. Stratford
Monroe Enquirer
Vanderford
Atlanta
Charlotte News
Peter Green
H. B. Hobgood
Green
Durham Sun
Concord Standard
Church Street
Geo. E Fisher
Bethany Disciple Church
Pamlico County
Craven
Carteret
Jas. Winfield
New Berne
J. L. Winfield
Washington
New Berne Journal
F. L. Pitts
Weldon
Ai Goldsboro Argus
Perry
Zadok Paris
Pollock and
Spring Streets
Paris
Financial turmoil sweeps banks and mines across the U S
A digest of bank suspensions and financial distress from July 3 to July 6 reports the Cataract Bank in Niagara Falls entering receivership with liabilities about 1 026 805 95 and assets 754 996 96. Denver silver mines halt operations while gold mines continue. Albuquerque and other cities suspend banks. Peru faces a silver price plunge triggering a broader economic crisis. numerous banks from New York to Washington suspend or face receiverships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Chicago Bard of Trade
Niacara
Denver
Congress
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque National Bank
Gotogs
Cal
McPherson County Bank
Washineton
E-ksis
National Bank of Commerce of
Provo
Utah
First National Bank of Ouray
Coi
Swan
Provo Bank
California
Ag Seta
Joan A. Lez
Boston
Mass
United States
Northern Investment Company
Lexington
Washington Street
Lima
Peru
Galveston
Texas
Siver
Bermudez
North
Idaho
Wood River
Brookly
N. Y
Jane
Williamsburg
Tirfin
Ohio
Charles Foster
Fostoria
Ormley
Gorms
Liabiliti Ter & Co’s Bank
Asse Ee Ajo . & Co
Tenth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Henry Behr
Martin W. Brett
United States Court
New York
Fire at gun cotton factory levels building. two killed
Newport July 3 Fire at the gun cotton factory at the government torpedo station on Great Island caused an explosion after most contents were removed. Two men, Frank Laughlin and Joe Harrison, were killed and several others injured as the building was demolished. Local grocer James D. Daniels of Goldsboro has assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R 1
Government Torpedo Station
Great Island
Frank Laughlin
Joe Harrison
Colleery
Michael
John T. Ensign Capehart
Business Troubles Deepen With New Attachments
Deputy Sheriff McGinnis has received two more attachments against James Grange the bookbinder at 66 and 68 Duane Street. Both attachments failed and fled around June 20. One attachment is for 8,439 dollars in favor of Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rence Frazier & Co
Charles Frazier
Henry G Marsha
Grange
W.nennings
Julius FM Lupton Publishing Co
Oberly, & Newell
W. H. Davia
John Karst
Smyth Manufacturing Co
Northwestern Hardware Co
Philadelphia
Chicago
General Electric
Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Co
Mulvaney
Oil Well Supply Co
Cortlandt Street
Pittsburg
Arthur W. Andrews
Pottstown Iron Co
Ss Soares
David C. Robinson
Enter
N. Y
Western National Bank
Elmira Gas and Illuminating Company
Empire State Brewing Co
West Eighteenth Street
Loreng Weiher
Europe
Washington Life Insurance Co
Home of Industry
West Sixty Third Street
M. Warley Platzek
Johnson, Lande & Co
Theodore F. Hacall
Lagerman Typotheter Co
Leonidas Dennis
George W. Stevens
Eastern Despitch and Delivery Co
Broadway
Brooklyn
George W. Oakley
N. Y. Herald
J. R Eddins
O. H. P. Baxter
Howard
Vilas
Orrumwa
Iowa
Leighton
Washington
Eckels
First National Bank of
Winston
N.C
Carskadon
Everett
Wash
Paget Sound National Bank of
Sumas
Bank of
Worrn Hinetoy
Minn
Nobles County Bank
Peter Thompson
Ae Itergan
Gregor
Omahs and South Texas Land Co
Kansas City
Haskell Show Printing Co
Este
McGinnis
James Grange
Duane Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Business Agency Fund
New York Herald
Herald
State News
J. A. Cager
Graham Gleaner
Stockard
John W. Stockard
Graham Depot
Elbaville
Davie County
Hairston
Richmond, N. CO
Warrenton
James D. Daniels
Grocer
Goldsboro
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