Seventh National Bank Closed After Clearing House Debtor Shock
New York in June reports the Seventh National Bank suspended operations after a heavy debit balance at the clearing house. Perry Heath Edwin Gould and others of the bank’s stockholders were noted. The bank opened briefly and then closed as directors and Cromwell advised temporary suspension to protect deposits and funds.
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New York
Jube
Seventh Na Tional
Poresy Ratnor
National Bork Reartner
Howard K. Thomas
Williams H. Mbobet
Edwin Gould
Lorensy Sampit
Whys de
Adame
William Norton Cromwell
Seventh National Bank
Oll
Seventh Ward Bank
Teda
Houston
Angus
Mod
Vier
Kimball
Heath Wan
Thomas
Fletcher S. Heath
George W. Adzing
Obebter
George W. Adams
Eugens Fiscell
Thomas M. Boyd
Fletcher
Heath
Perri S Heath
Erskine Hewee
Wiltema Ho Kiaball
Alesandar McDonukd
Guy G. Major
Willam P. Orr
Josiah Quincy
Prank
Ray
A. Sullivan
W. H. Taylor
Samuel Thomas
Tolbowea
Sesdion
Mir Whilate
Inwetuttuy
Basen National Bank
Buuve Corenee
New York Postwinster
Seventh National Bank Seizure Prompted by Collateral Weakness
Washington reports turmoil as the Seventh National Bank near New York appoints Forrest Raynor as temporary receiver after Comptroller Dawes and bank examiner uncover shaky collateral and large loans. Officials deny broader bank failures while pledging to manage withdrawals and protect government deposits.
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Washington
Jung Wes
New York
Forrest Raynor
Soamptrolier
Dawes
Henry Starguerid & Co
Tn Smad 10
Bank of New York
Collntern
EB. BR Thomas
Presiaay
Seventh National Bank
poHuwra
Tienry Marquand & Co
Tolers
Flenno
Unie
Henry Marquach
Leartie Marquand
Saas
Suyines Banks
Ational
Eins Eis Aeacueeense
Otesulot
United States Deporte
Totisd
Matsillites
Lawns
Stockmen to test Colorado livestock inspection law
The National Livestock Association plans to challenge Colorado’s state inspection requirement for cattle, arguing federal health clearances should exempt shipments. Ed H. Reid of Omaha faces arrest over alleged unsanctioned cattle import, and a habeas corpus writ was granted for Reid. The case aims to decide if federal inspection supersedes state rules, with broad support from livestock interests.
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Chicago
John W. Springer
Denver
Cal
National Livestock Association
Colorado
Ed H. Reid
Plato Commission Company
Omaha
Springer
H. 1
Flato Commission Company
National Livestock Alsociation
United States
Stecr
Holiett
United States Chariet Court
Tela
Andreme Court
Kettling
tve=stock association
Fulph Talbott
National Ave. Mock Association
Supreme Court of the
Lee N.springer
Washington
Cola
Jane
Fullert
Colo
Ates
Chautauqua Day Three At Ottawa Program Draws Large Attendance
Dr Quayle at Ottawa Kansas June 7 reports the third day of Chautauqua a success with full programme. Sunday schools feature highlight at 1 o clock. Tuba school carried the banner as the largest out of town pupil group. Dr Quiry delivered his address. Moving pictures draw big evening audiences.
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Dr. Quayle
Ottawa
Kan
Aio
Tuba Achool
Drr. Quiry
Fragmented Telegrams Show Snarl In Officials' Actions
The text reflects garbled notes about officials delays and telegrams received this morning. It hints at inner turmoil and unclear arrangements with some mentions of external aid and ongoing confusion.
Fatal Bakersfield Hotel Fire Claims One Life
A Bakersfield hotel fire this morning killed one occupant and left several others missing. Ed Tibbetts and George Clark are named among the dead or unaccounted for while authorities believe additional victims may have perished. Property losses are estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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Bakersfield
Bakerwield
Cal
Ed Tibbetts
Crisp
George Clark
Pactie Shopa
Thornley
Erith Burnger
Philippines
City council outlines costs for state heating and lighting plants
Budget details show total appropriation around 44 000 dollars with line items for steam plant construction, electrical work, and remodeling. Bids from Overton Manufacturing and other Ta kansa contractors listed for boiler, dynamo, and elevator work while margins expect minor plumbing changes and tear-out costs. Automatic stoker option rejected at 3 300 dollars. work to begin next fall.
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Hy We Council
Wespala
Sterne
Overton Manufacturing Company
Mr. Heery
Joseph Bromich
Als
Topeka
C. A. Fellows
BM. Heery
Bennett
F. M. Spencer
T. EL Bowery
Morse
Keefe City Tron Works
Mootpany
P.P. Addon
Brownedick Co
John Shinn & Co
BAT
American Dist. Steam Company
F. P. Faison
Erle City Tron Works
Moline Elevator Company
BR. Electric Company
Moline Company
Gyerson Company
BH R. Electric Company
Otte Elevator Company
Floral Shower for President Taylor at Emporia Normal
A June 7 chapel shower at Emporia Normal School honored President Taylor. Students and faculty formed a bouquet procession, tossing thousands of petals including sunflowers as a symbol of affection. Receptions followed with songs and a farewell address by Taylor praising the ceremony.
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Emporia Normal Students
Taylor
Emporia
Elven
President Taylor
Normal School
Ellsworth
Tabor
Hold the Mail Orders for First Regulars Return From Mantle
The arrival today of transports Thomas and Buford brings nearly all the volunteer army home from the Philippines. Remaining units include the Forty-second regiment and Kilpatrick’s Forty-third to face Indians. At the Presidio seven traveling mustering out orders are issued to regroup for regulars from the Twenty-ninth through the Twenty-third infantry and engineers, with coast artillery batteries and the Fourth Cavalry.
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San Francisco
Cal
Thomas
Buford
Rome
Philippines
Kilpatrick
Presidio
Seid
Battalion Or Engineers Fourth Cavalry
Fireman Killed Four Injured in Hull Street Collision
A trolley car collided with a fire department hose cart on Hull Street Montgomery Alabama killing one fireman and injuring four others. Mrs McKinley drove again in Washington on June 27 with President and Dr Rixey accompanying them. Mrs McKinley continues to improve.
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Montgomery Ala
Hull Street
McKinley
Washington
Rixey
MecHinley
JURY YET OUT IN MORRISON MURDER CASE
A special report notes jurors in the Jessie Morrison murder trial are deadlocked over whether she is guilty of murder in the first or second degree or of manslaughter. Rumors say a compromise verdict for second degree may be reached after a prolonged deliberation. The jury has been confined to the court house since yesterday morning. Judge Aikman sent them to lunch at noon as Morrison waited at the bar.
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Ron i Dorudo
Kun
Zomis Bi Morrison
Jessie Morriaen
Hart
Gubj
Aikman
Mite Morrison
King Edward’s Regatta Interest Reaches £20,000 This Season
New York reports King Edward, though barred from attending the Horde racing, shows keen involvement in major meets. He allegedly has won over £20,000 this season, including backing Mr Whitney’s Velodyovski to Derby glory, with a private wire to Marlborough House tracking results.
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New York
King Edward
Mt Cowes
London
Mr. Whitney
Velodyovski
Epsom Downs
Marlborough House
Oil Tanks In Flames At Decatur Ind
Fire at a Preble County oil storage site in Decatur Ind started Tuesday night and spread to Standard Oil tanks holding over 300000 barrels. Workers from Montpelier Lima Ohio and nearby towns battled the blaze after an explosion during loading. Several residents were burned.
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Chicago
Tribune
Decatur
Ind
Sre
Montpelise
Lima
Ohio
Joe Wins
Geenton
Tima
Topeka Man Afflicted By Smallpox Walks In Tent
W H Kingman of Topeka, sick with smallpox, left his tent on Eleventh Street near Rock Island to walk through Wellington last evening. Residents mistook him for delirious and summoned the marshal, who directed him back to the tent. The wind knocked down the tent and Kingman spent the night in the open air but suffered no ill effects. If rain had fallen, risks could have been serious.
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Wellington
Folpore
W. H. Kingman
Topeka
Cote Cds
Cote Dows
Kingman
Lee
Kinman
Troutman Named as Governor Candidate in Lawrence World Favor
The Lawrence World endorses James Troutman of this city for governor amid mentions of Mike Sutton as a possible candidate. The paper argues Troutman would be a clean, decent, capable choice who would honor the party, while noting internal party harmony concerns.
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Lawrence
Lawrence World
James Troutman
Mike Sutton
Tavern of Harmony
Jim Troutuan
A P Stenger Hurt in Carbondale Runaway
Carbondale farmer A P Stenger was injured in a wagon runaway near the Varuna farm. The wagon upset after a gust of wind blew a paper across the road, scattering the team and throwing him to the pavement. He stopped at Fifth and Quincy, with onlookers fearing severe injuries.
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Stenger Lem Urotier
W C Stenger
Arthae Stenger
Tobingen-Siarahalt
A.P. Stenger
Varuna Farm
Producta
Ranana
Quincy
Body found under bridge near Ponca in murder case
The body of a man, found near a cattle buyer’s area west of Ponca, was discovered by farmers under a bridge. Authorities report head injuries and evidence of violence. Sheriff seeks a clue to the assailant. the victim was a stranger in the area.
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Ponca
Neb
Martin Ayres
Dally Tower
Here
Ayres
Frasier Libel Trial In District Court Afternoon
Rufus Frasier faces libel accusations in district court following claims printed against Councilman Weber. Frasier, once aide to Col. Hughes, allegedly published statements accusing officials of seeking compensation and influence. Weber seeks formal proceedings while Frasier tests the case as a witness in a contentious exchange over retracting statements.
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Rufus Frasier
Cima
WP. Weber
Frazier
Nero
Col
J. W. F. Hughes
Aiea
Hughes
Frasier
Consellutin Res
Fraziens Ordor
Weber
Tin
Lot Comte
Wraaier
Sari
Yale Harvard Race Draws Crowded New London Harbor Scene
Intense heat lit New London harbor as a colorful fleet gathered for the Yale Harvard race. Government boats, private craft, and racing yachts filled the water while naval and revenue service vessels kept watch. The Constitution and other notable ships drew attention as dignitaries and congressmen observed from nearby decks.
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New London
Conn
Dante
Burgess
Wic
Dalla
Constitution
Abelay
United Sates
Dolphin
Secretary of Navy
Lone Gresham
Wnid
Ber
Institute
Pereaue Om Cinta
Dalia
Dexter
Alomuth
Revenue
Acthie
Onondaga
New York
Summer reunions and river races set in bright conditions
Yale and Harvard stews expect warm clear weather for a summer reunion while Galore Ferry reports a light southwest breeze and smooth river water late afternoon. In Manhattan six liquor dealers face court sentences for violating Prohibition with fines and jail terms. Senator Hanns donates 50 000 to Kenyon College for an art dormitory. Temperatures from Chicago to New York are listed by the Associated Press.
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New Gondor
Yale
Harvard
Galore Ferry
Jotutista
Manhattan
Ken
Banna
Gambier
Hanns
Kenyon College
Bir Taka
Ee Endowment
FATALITIES IN SAMAR ENGAGEMENT AND CAMP CAPTURE IN BOHOL
Lieutenant Downie and Private Kraus killed in Samar action. Nineteenth Infantry captures Samson camp inland of Bohol with one killed and four wounded. Major Woottury and Captain Woodburn named in dispatches amid insurgent activity in Tayabas province.
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Downie
Samar
Samson
Mantin
Howard Downie
Firet Trients
Tess
Woodburn
Mla Teeth Infantry
Samana
Hobul
Kraus
Tayabus
Armysnegivter
Woottury
Forces clash near Richmond in long day action
A large force led by Mulen and mut attacked Richmond and Drybreak on June 26. The engagement continued into dusk as British reinforcements arrived, marking a tense and heavy confrontation with notable troop movements and defense responses.
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Richmond
Caps Colony
Hocrn
Mulen
Mut
Drybreak
Property dispute ends in sheriff sale and recovery
Dphraim Link of Cottonwood Pulte county sues to recover a piece of property foreclosed in a sheriff sale. The case involves alleged mortgage, sale, and misused funds with attorney and local officials named. Court proceedings seek to determine charges and restore the property to the claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dphraim Link
Cottonwood Pulte
Wyatt
Murdech
Dirlind Sige
Chase Eouinty
al Cuumucunia
Murdock
Link Pragn
Shermer
Barker gets 5 years in Jersey City court
New York report states Thomas Walker, convicted in Hudson county court at Jersey City, received a five year sentence for felonious salt upon the Bey. John Rathir of Arlington was also sentenced to five years in prison in the same case.
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New York
Thomas
Walker
Hudson
Jersey City
John Rathir
Artington
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