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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1905
Page
2
Report of the condition of National Capital Bank of Washington at the bank’s location in the basin of Columbia dated March 14. The statement lists secured and unsecured loans, reserves, deposits, capital paid in, profits, and other items. Directors include G. Sok, Herbest, Carry, Yost, H Marlow.
The report shows the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Washington DC presenting its condition at March 31, 1905. It lists assets including discounts, cash items, and reserve funds, and liabilities such as capital stock surplus and deposits subject to check. The cashier E P Berry swears the statement true before Notary Sain L Frey on March 18, 1905, with directors listed.
Ledger fragment shows liabilities and assets figures like 85,000 and 597,195 with percentages and dates obscured. A treasurer and oath language appears, indicating a sworn statement of accuracy. Names and full context are incomplete in the OCR.
Report shows assets liabilities and figures as of March 1 with resources including loans and discounts, U S bonds to secure circulation, and deposits from banks. Names bank officers and notary public attest to accuracy with March 20 1905 date.
Report of the condition of the National Metropolitan Citizens' Bank at Washington, D C as of March 14 1905. It lists resources including loans and discounts, U S bonds, reserves, deposits, dividends, and notes outstanding. A sworn statement by Cashier J Gales Moore accompanies the directorate signatures and official seals.
Official bank condition at close of business March 14 1903 showing discounts overdrafts U S bonds deposits and liabilities. Statements list capital surplus profits and taxes with figures for cash and reserves including specie and legal tender notes. Notary and directors verify accuracy and sign the report.
The document records Lincoln National Bank of Washington DC closing March 14 1908 with assets including United States bonds furniture and fixtures and cash items totaling 1 158 564 86 and liabilities of 1 158 564 86. It lists capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits and notes while noting the official sworn statements by cashier Frederick Astifr and notary public William W Millan. The page also shows Home Savings Bank balances as of March 24 1925 with assets and liabilities totaling 1 263 549 00 and sworn attestations by Francis Miller and Walter R Hilton.
The report lists assets including 244 526 90 in cash and due from banks, 50 006 00 in U S bonds, 46 036 OB in securities, and 632 596 212 92 total. Capital stock paid in 2 586 312 98 and various items such as deposits and reserve figures are shown. signed by Cashier Charles White with notary verification dated the 20th day MORGAN.
The notice indicates a district of Columbia bank closing event at close of business on March 14 1905 with incomplete OCR text referencing Second National Bank.
Report of the condition of the Central National Bank of Washington District of Colw as of March 11 1905. It lists assets including tong and discounts U.S. bonds and securities and banking house with liabilities such as deposits, notes outstanding, and capital stock with officers and notary attest.
Summary of the National Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company of Washington DC as of March 14 1905 detailing assets liabilities and capital. It lists loans on real estate bonds and stocks banking house furniture and fixtures cash items notes and fractional currency reserves and an extensive liability section including capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits and unpaid dividends with figures for each category.
The document lists capital stock paid in surplus fund and undivided profits after taxes, with details on demand certificates of deposit trust deposits and cashier’s checks outstanding. It names several officers and directors including Ward Thur on M E Ailes J Flather Nay Wells Myron M Parker B A Willard W Riley Dwegle M McLea James Fitch and others.
A 1905 financial statement from a savings bank lists assets liabilities and reserve figures. Andrew Parker signs as treasurer swearing the data is true with a notary public verifying on March 1905. Several directors and officials are named in the notarized document.
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