Devlin Paper Causes Kansas City Bank Failure
The City National Bank of Kansas City failed after holding Devlin paper valued over 100000 in Topeka. The bank closed following the Topeka bank’s shutdown, with Comptroller of Currency demands to cover 200000 in bad paper. Crebo and Luis Crebo bank officers cited uncertain Devlin notes and insufficient assets. Local examiner actions and bank’s weak capitalization highlighted the crisis.
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Kansas City
City National Bank
Dr. Devin
Topeka
First National Bank of
Devil
Edward Crebo
C J Devlin
Luis
Crebo
Citizens’ National Bank of
Eureka Kans
Capital 000
Friar National Bank
Jurenta Kans
Capital
Examiner
EE Ames
Currancy
Comptaller
Licensed to Marry and Obituaries of 1905 1908
Fragmented notices announce multiple marriages and funeral rites. Entries record July 19 1905 weddings in Maryland and Virginia, July 20 1908 ceremonies, and obituaries noting residencies and burial plans at St Aloysius Garfield Hospital and Saint Peters.
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Royost
Hyoan
Lynchiurg
Staunton
Cony Y Fins
Health Office Deaths Record Listing Multiple Names
Health office record lists deaths with ages and addresses including Thomas Ashia 0 2d street, Nelle Carter 124 2nd Street SW 60, Mary WW Cuema 1005 Masa Avenue 77, William Crawley Potomac River area, Martha and Gerser 2931 Eth At Ow, Dory Harris Temperance Avenue NW 5 months, James Harrison 44, Edward S Lewis 1% G Street NE 3 months, Bonne P Reed 1053 N J Ave NW 1 year, Cherlea H Smith Govt Hospital Intane 48 years, Timothy J Walsh 28th Street NE 2 years, and others in various wards and hospitals.
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Thomas Ashia
Jon
Seare
Vist
Peat Nelle Carter
Mary
Masa
Willam
Crawley
Potomac
Martha & Gerser
Marriot & Gham
Dory Harris Ty Temperance Ave
Styre Janes Harrison
Roight Et
Keon
Jamer
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Requested
Notice announces marriage and death notices to be inserted by Waohlag of Post without extra charge for simultaneous insertion in multiple morning papers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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New York Times
Boston Globe Buffalo Calrier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
City National Bank in Kansas City Faces Weak Capital
The bank, weakened by bad paper and a cautious public, saw deposits withdraw over several months. A $1 million withdrawal occurred within sixty days while officials sought to repair capital with funds borrowed from New York banks. The May 23 statement showed assets including United States bonds and cash. No large runs were noted at other Kansas City banks.
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Kansas City
Washington
City National Bank
New York
Ames Wald
Deni
United States
First National Bank of
Topeka
American National Bank of
Edward Itebo
James G Strean
John Moore
Charles Ahomas
Leroy M . Baldwin
Empire Trust Company
Phoenix National Bank
That City
George C Warner
Kansan City
U.S. Realty Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
City of
Capitol Building
Capital Traction Lines
United States Realty Company
Chinese Merchants Meet in Shanghai to Boycott American Goods
A Shanghai gathering of Jen Ching Society and guild heads adopted resolutions to stop consuming American goods, seek higher wages for natives serving American merchants, withdraw railway privileges, and socially boycott offending Chinese merchants. The meeting urged impartial American press support to repeal the exclusion law.
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Department of State
Samuel Gracey
Fuchan
China
Shanghai
Man Mirror) Literary Society
Heshing Company
Pioneer Engineer Phineas Bronsdonda Dies at 73 in San Francisco
Phineas Bronsdonda, pioneer constructing engineer of the Pacific Coast, dies at his Bon Francisco home at seventy three. He came to San Francisco in 1858 after early work in Boston and on the first horse car line between Boston and Charlestown. July 20. Neilson Brown, Philadelphia society figure, found dead in a hotel here, cause apoplexy. Judge Noah W. Cheever of this city dies suddenly at home from apoplexy at age sixty five.
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Pacific Coast
Bon Francisco
Cal
Phineas Bronsdonda
San Francisco
Fubtle Gardens
Boston
Charlestown
Atlantic City
Neilson Brown
Philadelphia
Ann Arbor
Rich
Noah W. Cheever
National Prohibition Party
Mrs Richy Oxford Hobson III Stricken on Train in Iowa
Mrs Richyond Pearson Hobson, wife of Captain Hobson famed for the Merrimac, was suddenly taken ill on a train through Des Moines Iowa. She was removed to Mercy Hospital in Des Moines where Captain Hobson is at her bedside. The illness grew worse after arrival and necessitated hospital care.
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Iowa
Des Moines Hospital
Des Moines
Richyond Pearson Hobson
Hobson
Merrimac
Mercy Hospital
Captain Hobson
Mra Hobson
Towa
Dea, Moines
Hoppltai
Demand for Freedom Constitution Under Debate
Moscow July 2 The zemstvo congress reassembled at Prince Dolgorukoff house to discuss a constitution scheme. A key resolution protested private rights abuses and urged officials to protect citizens while restraining arbitrary state acts. The constitution plan faced criticism for lacking proportional representation and female suffrage and was passed after amendments.
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Moscow
Zamstvo
Dolgorukoff
Tver
Central
Russia
Zemstvos
Patttson
Witte Views Approved In Berlin To Paris Journey
M Witte the senior Russian peace plenipotentiary passed through Berlin en route to Paris aboard the Nord Express. Crowds saluted the Russian envoy while he courteously acknowledged all, declining further interviews apart from his Associated Press remarks in St Petersburg. Paris reports note his reception and discussions with officials as he proceeds to meet President Lebrun and continue diplomacy on the peace conference.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Berlin
M Witte
Paris
M. Witte
Germany
Witte
Associated Press
St Petersburg
Boutss Gazette
Novoe Vremya
Russia
M. White
Sviet
Kent
Steppes
Golden Horde
Binet
President Leubet
Rambouillet
Baron Komura
America
State Department
Treasury
Treasury Department
Minnesota
Port Townsend
Seattle
Request from the Tartar General to foreign vessels
The consul at Fuchau reports to the Department of State that Teung Shan, the Tartar general and acting viceroy of Min che, has asked that under existing circumstances all foreign vessels entering the OF pass through without hindrance.
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Fuchau
China
Department of State
Teung Shan
Min-che
Attempt on life of Holy Synod chief procurator
Reports confirm an attempt to shoot Constantine Pobledonostseff, chief procurator of the Holy Synod, at Tearskoe Selectation in St. Petersburg. Despite age and illness, Pobledonostseff remained calm, presided at a Holy Synod meeting, and revealed the incident only after the session.
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St. Petersburg
Constantine Fetrovitch Pobledonostseff
Holy Synod
Prena
M. Pobledonostseff
Hot Winds Worsen Russian Crop Conditions In Tula
From St Petersburg, July 20, reports say dry hot winds have devastated crops across several Russian governments. The Bogoroditsk district in Tula suffers near total destruction of wheat and rye, with grain surplus wiped out and cattle left fodderless. A famine threat looms for poor peasants, prompting a call for government aid.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Bogoroditsk
Tula
Marshal of Nobility
Sirocco
Japanese Push Near Mousan Nangan and Hassgawa in Manchuria
Japanese forces fortified by new reinforcements from Field Marshal Oyama push toward Mousan Nangan and Hassgawa while reporting strong artillery and forty machine guns at Gunshu Pass. Russian defenders claim confidence in their position as peace talks unsettle Japanese commanders. a hard battle to press victory is expected despite home turmoil.
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Gunshu Pass
Rosatan Heagauartara
Korea
Mousan
Nangan
Hassgawa
Oyama
Linoviteh
Vladivostok
Sakhalin
Vladimorovska
Manchuria
M Wilteaa
Russia
Welcomed Komura Japanese Envoys in Seattle
Baron Komura and delegation arrive in Seattle and depart for New York after a brief stay. A special Great Northern train and guard accompany the party while officials and citizens greet them with a formal welcome and fireworks. Komura declines interviews on peace talks, with H. Sato acting as spokesman for other matters.
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Seattle
Wash
Baron Komura
New York City
J. J. Hill
Great Northen Railroad
Hill
Great Lakes
Baron Komira
St Paul
Great Northern Railroad
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
New York
Pennsylvania
John D. Ferrall
Great Northern Steamship Company
Beattie
Minnesota
Kallinger
America
H. Sato
Foreign Service
Mr. Gato
H. W. Denison
Peace envoys to be received in Portsmouth by Gov McLane
Assistant Secretary of State Herbert H Peirce arrived in Portsmouth from the White Mountains and will visit Newcastle to inspect a summer cottage for his family. The peace envoys, about thirty strong, will be greeted by Gov John McLane with a militia escort upon their arrival, with Peirce planning a brief Washington trip Sunday.
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Baron Komura
Portsmouth
N H
Herbert H . Peirce
Newcastle
John McLane
Peirce
Washington
British steamer burned and Russian prisoners on Sakhalin
Admiral Dewa reports a Russian lieutenant and thirteen marines once with Kniaz Souvaroff landed at Enduma Point Sakhalin and were taken as prisoners after abandoning the British steamer Oldhamia June 17 in dense fog. Two Russian officers and fourteen marines remain near the burned vessel as others vanish.
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Tokyo
Dewa
Kniaz Souvaroff
Rojestvensky
Enduma Point
Sakhalin
Ording
Oldhamia
Vladivostok
Urupp Island
Maries
Leutenant
Rums
Russia Accepts Morocco Conference on Same Conditions
Russia notified acceptance of the Morocco conference under the same terms as Great Britain. Premier Rouvier and German ambassador Von Radowon discussed conference details and timing. Indications point to a Tangier meeting with observers possible from the United States if held abroad.
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Russia
Great Britain
Morocco
Rouvier
Prince von Radoun
Polanta
Minister Clay Complains of Diplomatic Etiquette Breach
In Bern Switzerland July a dispute involving American Minister Bretua J Clay and French Ambassador Mamiro draws diplomatic attention. The matter, centered on customary etiquette during official visits, has been referred to the State Department and the French foreign office for possible adjustment. Clay hails from Richmond Kentucky and is son of the noted abolitionist General Cassina M. Clay.
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Berne
Switzerland
Bretua J Clay
Mamiro
State Department
French Foreign Office
Mr. Clay
Richmond
Cassina M. Clay
Brussels
Belgium
Dr Baccari
Victor Emmanuel
Congo Independent
Congo
Congo Hill
Dr Baccar
Wourcen
Hatmely
Gen Moltedo
Laeut
Coldetti
Drs Attard
Cengso
Polidori
Tovelg
Taira
Corere
Justice Deuel Salary Plot Signals Probe Into Town Topics
District Attorney investigation into Town Topics books reveals Justice Joseph M. Deuel drew a yearly salary from the publication and owned stock. Four Vanderbilt family members subscribed for a costly book and may reflect broader schemes to obtain money from wealthy subscribers before printing. The probe, ongoing in Jerome’s absence, may pursue removal action if sufficient evidence is found.
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Washington Peat
New York
Joseph M. Deuel
Jerome
Justice Deuel
Justice Dauel
Vanderbilt
Willam K. Jr
William H. Jr
Alfred G
Reginald C
Justice Devel
Lakeville
Conn
District Attorney's
Henry Thompson
Goodwin, Thompson & Vanderpoel
Krotel
Iawin B. Post
Charles H. Able
Society Editors’ Association
Erotel
Glidden Tourists Run Marred by Accidents and Fines
Worcester masses July 2 Glidden automobile tourists faced cool weather on a 99 mile run from Concord to Worcester marred by accidents and court summons for speeding through Leicester. The worst crash occurred at Merrimack New Hampshire injuring chauffeur A E Denman with a fractured toe. One motorist was fined and others await court appearances as the tour proceeds to Pittsfield Lenox and ends in New York.
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Concon
Worcester
Mass
Concord
Leicester
New York
Merrimack
N.hl
Pittsfield
Lenox
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Kansas City Failure
Examiner Ames
Devlin Paper
Kaiser Sinidenty
Hhead
Willim H Katserson
Justus
Mary Hager Kai
Fifty Seventh Street
Venthaml
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W.W
J. William Lee
Penesylvanie Ave
A. F. Har
Tal Street NW
John R. Wright CO
EORGE
P. Zarhorst
Mit
California
Jen Ching Society
John E Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Orient
Hongkong
BR. P. Hobson III
Ath
Zemstvoists
Spaceh
Car Uceless
Rystkovaki
Czar Upelese
Petruckevitch
Moscow Agricultural Society
Lunpelo
Prince Rosikovsk
M. Velitnkevitca
Holgerukis
Prince Rosikovaki
M. Petrunkevitel
Ruyskta Viedomostl
Novosti
Nqvosti
Zemstvo Congresa
Temps
Iid
Hussla
Japan
Komura
United States Realty Co
Washington, D
Randle
Congress Heights
A A. Wilson
Firemen's Insurance Company
D. Brothers, Ir
Esident East Washington Heights Traction RR
W. Howard
Shreccer
National Bank of Washington
WV Cox
Second National Bank
Ellwood C Jackson
Railway and Electric Equipment Co
Firemen’s Insurance
7Th St
la. Aves
N. W
Frost Building
Norfolk
Citizens’ Bank
Los Angeles
Sheriff White
D. Terry
Howard County Bank
Nashville, Ark
Heyman
Arkant
Reren
Clay
Beltic
Liverpoo
Queenstown
Deutschland
Plymouth
Cheybourg
Hamburg
la Atetagne
Havre ‘Queantown
Ailel
Tentonie
Devel
Morosini
Shonts
Morone
Stout Tailors
F Street
Krote
Fansma
Theodore P. Shonts
Panama Canals
Col. Mann
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