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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1905

Page

11

Visiting bankers share views on U S finance and West Virginia gains

Generals, bankers, and congressmen gather at the Willard while discussing banking policy, currency, and national growth. Notable figures include West Virginia investors eyeing coal and gas ventures, St Louis bankers praising Western expansion, and Indiana and Missouri delegates detailing regional prosperity and evolving salaries in finance.

Wade St. Louis Mercantile ‘Prust Company I. EB. Anderson Ike Rock Island Railroad Wiggins Ferry

Money Kings No Seafarers Reception to Capitalists

A bankers convention reception aboard a naval training ship failed to draw guests as rain and timing spoiled plans. Commander Stratton oversaw a decorated deck and polished rails while bankers, including George M Reynolds of the Continental National Bank of Chicago, were expected but did not arrive. The event highlighted a clash of festivity and procedural caution as officials faced empty decks and damp uniforms.

U. S Bankers‘ Association City of Washington Graas Capitol National Treasury G. W. Stratton Potomac Stratton R. B. Brom Keley Rattan George M. Reynolida Continental National Bank of Chicago Reynolds Chicago Guthrie County National Bank Pan

Reynolds brothers rise in Western banking ranks

Ora Iowa banker and his brother Arthur Reynolds, both members of the executive council, were elevated to active executive positions in Chicago and Des Moines banks. Their advancement reflects enterprising yet conservative methods that have helped Western institutions lend to Wall Street rather than borrow.

Ora Iowa Arthur Reynolds Chicago Des Moines Wall Street

Santa Fe to Build New Link to Galveston Rail

President Ripley of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway plans a new line to connect San Francisco directly with Galveston Tex. The Gulf Santa Fe and Northwestern Railway is incorporated to build 350 miles from Brownwood northwest to Texico on the Texas and New Mexico boundary. Texico lies on the North and South Pecos Valley line. From Mexico to Rio Puerco the distance is 275 miles. BTO is being built there by the Western New Mexico Railway, a Santa Fe company.

San Francisco Galveston Ripley Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Tex Gulf, Santa Fe and Northwestern Railway Brownwood Texico Texas and New Mexico Pecos Valley Santa Fe Mexico Rio Puerco Albuquerque BTO Western New Mexico Railway

Washington Trust Company Head Nomination Report

Batter Lupton of Indiana reportedly offered the presidency of the new Washington Trust Company. The formation is by capitalists of New York and West Virginia. Lupton was nominated yesterday as a member of the executive council of the National Bankers Association. Colin H. Livingston is among the others mentioned.

Ene Willard William 5B Springer Hoosier Bankers Indiana General Association American Bankers' Association Elzabethtown United States Prusr Hoosier Farmers and Chants’ Bank Elizabethtown Toton Middle West Nanea Hart West Virginia Joseph E. Lands First National Fairmont Potomac Ohio New Washington Trust Company New York A. G. Lupton National Bankers’ Association Colin H. Livingston

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