Distress in Western Kansas Bank Closings Rising
Western Kansas banks with small capital are nearing closure due to loss of depositor confidence and western depopulation. Drought harm endures, seeds cost money, Governor declines extra session aid. Several New York firms reported as assigns or attached, and local failures touch Baker & Bircall in Sioux City and Warda’s Bank in Forestville. Terre Haute Car Works Company, Indiana, large employer, is noted.
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D. D. Schouler
Winston
N. C
Hodgin & Lunn
London
Shelbyville
Ill
Thornton & Co
Star Flour Mills
Lakey
Yadkin County
Cleveland
Carrigan, Ives & Co
Depew
Utah
Oscar Hill
Commercial National Bank
Galveston
Texas
North Galveston Land and Improvement Association
Cuiiaco
Hercules Iron Works Company
Fair Grounds
Chicago Title and Trust Company
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited
Portland House
Henry M. Paul
James Ferguson
Lord Salisbury
Jno. Gorst
Treasury
Geo. Russell
Great Britain
Cuicano
Chas. M. Barnes
Milwaukee
Wis
Blakington Bank
James G. Jenkins
Wm. Blakington
Eugene Elliott
William Baker Moore
Draper's Gardens
Exchange
Raham Levy
Boots and Shoes
New York
Theodore Tietz
Marlborough Mills
Chamberlain Investment Company
United States
Philadelphia
A. Y. Davidson
A. Y. Davidson & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Kennard House
Ohio
Boston
Mass
A. M. Gardner
F. F. Morton
Salt Lake
Ogden
Topeka
Kansas
Breidenthall
Harris Bros
Elgar & Sheehan
Richard Wooley’s Sons
American Loan and Trust Company
Standard Manufacturing Co
John H. Queen
M. F. de Quin
C. W. Webb
New Jersey Sheep and Wool Co
Trenton
N. J
Findly
Fort Wayne and Western R. R
R. M. Ollectt
N. Y
Sioux City
Baker & Bircall
Buffalo
Warda
Forestville
Terre Haute
Ind
Terre Haute Car Works Company
Indiana
Balance sheet details of West company across annual basieecal
More than 900 men are involved as the West section conducts an annual basieecal valued at over 3 million dollars. Liabilities total 19116530, assets 599089, with contingent liabilities of 384607.91. Indebtedness includes indorsements for Post, Martin & Co. of New York. No preferred creditors. all debts will be paid in full.
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Fayetteville
Charlotte
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor of
North Carolina
Statesville
Canteloupes
New Berne
High Point
Great Asheboro
Mecklenburg County
Chatham County
Blackwell Tobacco Factory
Durham Sun
Leavitt & Leavitt
Aberdeen
C. V. Carrington
Granville County
N. C
Dallas
Texas
North Carolina Board of Public Charities
Carr
Chicago
Gibson Station
Rockingham
J. H. Hodges
Wilmington
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Richmond
Clinton Democrat
Tony Rodgers
South
Parbora
A. F. Lutz
Lincoln County
University of North Carolina
J. B. Cleaver
New Jersey
Disciples’ Church
Kinston Free Press
Shelby Review
Caldwell & Northern
Lenoir
Tenn
Boone Democrat
J.T. Harrison
Vance Township
John Ireland
Beaufort
Swansboro
Charlies
State Museum
Raleigh
Charlotte News
Hendersonville
Henderson County
W. R Pool
Clayton
Pool
Smithfield
O. E Hill
AuBurn
Ind
John L. Davis
C. A Davenport
Garrett
Portlanpd
Oakland
Madison Woolen Mill
Maine
H. J. Libby & Co
New York
Fauts Crry
Neb
Shubert
Here
G. W. Argabright
Ovine
Board of Trade
Argabright
American Bond Company
Ping Buvurr
Ark
C. K. Leslie
Arkansas State Bank of Stuttgart
Farmers’ and Traders
Bank of de Witt
St. Louis
Leslie
Lima
Ohio
Lima National Bank
West
Post, Martin & Co
Funeral for eight unidentified fire victims
Curriaco July 14 the funeral of eight unidentified fire victims took place this afternoon. The funeral car, draped, was drawn by eight coal black horses and escorted by a guard of honor of comrades, army officers, Columbian and lice. The procession began at engine house 45 near Cottage Grove avenue and 46th streets under Col. Rice. Army officers on duty at the Fair, a Company of 50 Columbian Guards, ten sergeants, Capt Schunk, Lieuts Ely and Sage, and fire department details joined. Citizens and civic societies in which the dead had membership accompanied the cortege.
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Curriaco
Cottage Grove Avenue
46Th Streets
Rice
Schunk
Ely
Sage
Flesh chilling blaze at World's Fair cold storage tower
A fierce fire at the World's Fair in Chicago on July 10 collapsed the 260 foot tower above a 130 by 255 foot cold storage building. Firemen on the roof were buried as the tower fell, with at least fourteen killed and many others injured or missing. The blaze drew 20 000 to 30 000 visitors as losses exceeded 500 000 dollars and the exhibit was destroyed.
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ChicaGo
Sixty Fourth Street
Murray
Cyclone Leaves Towns Wrecked and Death Toll Rising
A sweeping cyclone devastated Alta and Pomeroy in Iowa with entire families killed and many injured. In Pomeroy, fifty three dead and one hundred fifty injured were reported as the town lay in ruins, with two hundred fifty houses destroyed and damage around two hundred thousand dollars. In Alta, five families were blown away and multiple deaths were feared as wrecked homes and a collapsed church hospitalized survivors.
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Fort Copes
Omeroy
Sioux City
Fondas
Alta
D. T. Miller
Sam Hersham
Allen Warburton
Molineaux
Des Moines
Iowa
Boies
Harrigan
Illinois Central
Pomeroy
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John Myers
Winston Republican
Norwood Vidette
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Duncan Tucker
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South Carolina
McLain
North B Street
L. W. Mays
Coolie
Marshall Will Henry
Dooks
Mooresville Register
Poledore Halcom
Halcom
Charlotte Democrat
Burlington News
E M. Holt
Alamance Mills
Burr Mills
North Carolina Cooperative
New Hanover
Lamberton Robesonian
Lambeth
Lockville
Chatham Record
Hutz Kizziaj
H. A Bost
Plymouth Rock
Aberdeen and
Squire Frye
Carthage Blade
Henry Macon
Superior Court
Webster’s Weekly
Reidsville
Em King
J. T. White
Little River
Asheville
Nicholson
Cashie’s Valley
S. E. Credle
Howard Building
South Front Street
New Berne Journal
Louisburg Times
Times
Franklin
Eaton Place
Louisburg
Jibe Trice
Jibe
James M. Love
Paw Creek
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Cleveland County
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Shelby
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