Quinlan Loans Row at Chemical National Bank Exposed
New York reports Quinlan, director and cashier of the Chemical National Bank, faces loss of millions from loans to Grable and Silver secured by land and mining stocks. Quinlan claims he acted in good faith and seeks recovery, while directors plan action to retrieve funds.
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New York
Quinlar's Row
Ax Caadier
Sa~ None Bank
Yweterdas
Quiniah
Quintan
BMW
Quittan
Quinian
Mr. Quinlan
Grable
Silver
Quinlan
Hewikiyn
Mr Quinlan
Williamm
Groble
Tte
Edmonton Studie Company
Philadelphia
Interstate Tandam Canal Co
seGoe
Pattison
Benjamin Eet Gee
Pattleon Ai
John 8
Sliver
New York Carbon Company
Sy Iets
Newark
Stock Exchange
Chemical National Bank
Bank directors praise Quinlan linked fortune and bank strength
The article notes the bank remains financially strong with Mr Quinlan’s substantial stake if proved, while shares valued at par $100 have traded above £4,000 each. Directors include Gorse G Williams James A Roosevelt Frederick W Stevens and Robert Goelet. Quinlan is a long-serving director and former cashier. Francis Halpin acts as cashier as a successor is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Quinlan
Gorse GC. Wiliams
James A. Roosevelt
Frederick W. Stevens
Robert Goelet
Ginhier Quinlan
Francis Halpin
Millionaire Promoter Grable Found Behind Western Schemes
Chicago reports Francie Grable, aided by W K Kurty, mobilized eastern capital for Western railroad and milling ventures across Edgemont and Union Hill. Promises of irrigation, smelting plants, and rapid land gains collapsed as mortgage debt rose, treasury stock vanished, and investors faced losses.
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Grable
Chicago
the Tribune
Francie Grable
Chahier Quircan
Cherical Natural Bank of New York
East
Grabie Haa Leen
W. K. Kurty
Kansas City
Gragha
Gow
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Miseqehusetta
Mary Poor Din
Burington
Quincy Raiircaad
Deadwood
Billings
Mont
Eutremont
Edgemont
Union Hill Mining Cormpany
Black Wills
Kelling Vastern
Black Hills
Ciriacu
Omake
Homestake
Hearst
Union Hill Mining Company
Edgemont ‘and Union Frm Smelting Co
Yeas
Tim Capital
Treasury
Wiin
Lst
Caplinitats
Robert E. Pattison
Security Trust Company
Philadet
Thomas Headley
Philelphia
Security Trust
Coma Velreury
G. A. Fletcher
Philadelpha
Andes
Union
JE Andrus
Klondike Rush Draws Western New York Seekers
Western New York arouses Klondike fever as Dan Frazer’s return spurs hundreds to quit jobs and join outfits bound for Alaska. From Franklinville to Rochester and beyond, banks presidents and citizens pledge money, forming ad hoc bands to reach Seattle and Vancouver. Local police report canine thefts linked to the rush as crews gather for the Copper River region and the Yukon.
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New York
Klondike
Saya
Rochester
Times
Franklinville
Cataraugus County
Dan Frazer
Frazer
Far
Seattle
Salamanca
Buffalo
John Rhoden
Franklin First National Bank
AB. Robbins
Frager
A. B. Bower
C. M. Gillette
Byron
Genessee County
Menzie, Mosier & Lee
Caledonia
Gehessee County
Holley
Orleans Coua
St. Paul
Minn
Great Northern
Alaska
Worcester
Maes
Ancouver
H.C
Alanka
Captain Jonn Anderson Takes Charge of Campaign HQ
Captain Tom Anderson joins Major Tom Anderson to manage the Copeland governor campaign from Curry building rooms at 027 Kansas Avenue. Seaton’s absence from the city leaves Anderson to handle headquarters duties while Seaton travels, with Anderson acting as chief organizer and detail keeper at the Commercial Club area.
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Jonn
Campatene
Copelain
Curry Building
Kansas Avenue
Tom Anderson
Seaton
Seaton T
Qoarwrs
Seatny
Maine Anderson
Toth Matty
Ogee
State Journal editor defends finances amid auditorium dispute
The editorial piece notes the State Journal’s long service by its editor, who started in Emporia and now runs a debt-free paper with paid bills. It counters a Capital report alleging Mulvane ownership and cites court testimony about ownership and responsibilities for The Topeka Capital and related debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Topeka
Emporia
Journal
Times
Mulvane
Chiss
Capitals
John R. Mulvane
Capital
Mullvane
J. E. Baker
J. K. Hudson
United States Circuit Court
Wits City
Topeke Capital Company
Topeka Daily Capital
Topeka Capital
Harold T. Chase
Deli Seizer
Topeka Capital Company
Harold T. Chane
Weightman Benefit Concert Delights Library Hall Audience
Frank Weightman's benefit at Library hall drew a large, pleased crowd Wednesday evening. The program blended classical songs, humorous recitations, and a mime. Support came from Mrs R Lingafelt and others with May Higgins and accompanists Lew is Hoehr Falls. Encores highlighted the appreciation for Weightman's performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weightman
Library Hall
Weightman
R. Lingafelt
Pearlade Prescott
Annie Bundy
Holman
J. A. Paul
C L. Reeske
Modocs
Misa May Higgins
Misa May Higgins, Messrs. ©. C. Lewis, W. F. Hoehr and J. J. Falls
Mr. Weightman
The
Fountain
Mary
Modoce
FINE CHURCH BURNS IN NEW ALBANY PRESBYTERIAN EDIFICE
The First Presbyterian church, the city’s largest, burned destroying the building costing about 50,000. Loss quoted at 350,000 with 20,000 insured. The adjacent First National Bank building sustained minor damage. The church, built in 1852, was in Ellis County area news fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
New Albany
Ind
First Presbyterian Church
First National Bank
Imeurance
Agitation over Topeka Convention Hall site settled long ago
A Topeka debate over locating the auditorium in City Park concluded months earlier with the Auditorium Association and City Council agreeing the park was the only viable site. Prominent members like Edward Wilder urged sticking to the park location, citing space needs, street traffic, and city-wide benefits, while opponents alleged real estate motives.
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Topeka
Auditorium Association
City Party
Edward Wilder
Opera House
Hamilton Hall
Seco
Eighth Street
Kansas Avenue
E. H. Cross
Holmasi
City Park
Boots Val Estate
W. C. Stephenson
Charles Pbadmins
Charles S. Elliott
A. W. Dana
Wm. Green
Kuehne
H. Nettels
Cha
Topeka Auditoriun Location Debates With Subscriptions
A Topeka businessman questions locating an auditorium beside a business block and notes residents oppose near houses. He suggests placing the project in City Park or moving it uptown if enough funds are raised hence confirming the most practical site through canvassing subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Silver Klondike Found Near El Paso Rail Line
Mining men in El Paso excited over a rich silver deposit found along the Rio Grande Sierra Madre and Pacific road in Mexico about 100 miles away. Francisco Consado, of El Paso, located the vein three miles from the railroad and brought ore samples to the city where it reportedly assay s at 26,000 ounces of silver per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
Sierra Madre
Pacific Road
Mexico
el Paso
Francisco Consado
Consado
Water Company Fights City Over Rate Cut
The water firm Rossington Smith and Dallas filed for an injunction in federal court to block the city from enforcing a 2 percent rate reduction. Judge Williams granted a temporary stay and set a February hearing. Officials debate a reasonable reduction as the city seeks to control public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossington,Smith & Dallas
Willams
Wnry
End of a Man Killer Tanner's Hanging in Alaska Camp
Seattle reporter recounts January 2 execution of Cowboy Dee Tanner by Massachusetts prospectors at Valdes Pass. Tanner shot three men during a tent meeting, then faced a rope after a miners' vote. He calmly accepted death, buried face down, while witnesses praised his nerve. Call and Lee left families behind.
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Seattle
Montana
Cowboy Dee Tanner
Valdes Pass
Massachusetts
Copper River
Alaska
N. A. Call
Worthington, Minn
William A. Lee
Lowell, Maas
Call
Tanner
Carl
Lee
Tanour
A. & Lobbe
San Francisco
Desirable sites proposed for public use in Capital
Pemranie lists sites such as the hay market at Fourth and Jackson, the old skating rink at Seventh and Van Buren, vacant lots east of Street south of Sixth, and the old street car barns on Tenth. He notes they are desirable but questions who will pay for them as money talks.
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Fourth
Jackson Streets
Seventh
van Buren
Tenth
Journal
Hie
Relsite
Chy Thanh Hanene
Bell
Topeka
Philanthropiat
Teether
Kinney
Kuehne
Show of Force Reinforcement Moves Amid Far East Tension
Shanghai reports that Britain India Australia and Pacific squadrons are ready to reinforce the China fleet if Russia hoists a flag at Port Arthur. The Chinese government says the British admiral is prepared to counter any fleet since, by plan, strong squadrons will support landings at Chusan and Yangtze defenses. Troops and materiel have arrived at Kirin amid broader mobilization.
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Shanghai
China Ganeteq
Betthih
Chusan
Port Arthur
Ban Dawe
Rimen
Kirin
Arts
Topeka auditorium site dispute stalls city plan
The Capital and Journal clash over the proper site for the city auditorium. Debates focus on City park versus an uptown location, with fund sourcing and public support under scrutiny. Mrs Samuels and Mrs Davidson plan Leavenworth and Kansas City travel for a wedding.
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York
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Duane
Wall Street
Chetrica National
Feirhtal
Instituthar
Willer
Tulnian
Diene
Mateinene
Teas
Quinlan Ae Crater
Tual
Ag Taye
Premee
Laine
Wi- Taene
Schumers
John Seaton
Ellis County Dry- Haye City
Elite
Alvis Stackay
Martin Grose
Convention Hall
Water Company
Doc Tanner
Klondike Trail
India
Australia
Pacific
China
Russia
Great Britain
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