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December 1, 1906
The Sun
New York, NY
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HEINZE GIVES BANK $100,000. Turns Over Check to Receiver of Concern He Was Once Connected With HELENA, Mon., Nov. 30.- Receiver Wilson of the Aetna Bank of Butte announced this afternoon that F. Augustus Heinze before leaving for the East had given him a check for $100,000, the amount of the bank's capitalization, to relieve depositors who suffered by the bank's recent failure. Many of the depositors believed Heinze was connected with the bank, though he severed his connection with the institution three years ago.
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December 1, 1906
The Washington Herald
Washington, DC
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HEINZE AIDS AETNA BANK. Gives Receiver Wilson $100,000 to Relieve Butte Depositors. Helena, Nov. 30.-Receiver Wilson, of the Aetna Bank of Butte, announced this afternoon that F. Augustus Heinze before leaving for the East had given him a check for $100,000, the amount of the bank's capitalization, to relieve depositors who suffered by the bank's recent failure. Many of the depositors believed Heinze was connected with the bank, though he severed his connection with the institution three years ago.
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December 1, 1906
The Daily Morning Journal and Courier
New Haven, CT
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HEINZE DONATES $100,000. His Personal Check to Help Pay Depositors of Failed Bank. Butte, Mont., Nov. 30.-Receiver Wilson of the wrecked Aetna bank of Butte, to-day announced that he had received a check from Augustus Heinze for $100,000. Mr. Heinze formerly was president of the bank, but withdrew in 1903. Belleving, however, that many depositors had not known of his withdrawal, although it was widely advertised at the time, and that through confidence in his reputation many of his friends may have lost their money, Mr. Heinze says in his letter to Mr. Wilson, he contributes $100,000 towards the banks assets, and forwards, his check for that amount. The contribution should increase the bank's assets thirty per cent.
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December 1, 1906
Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, ME
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES. Felice Bellone, a tailor, is in a hospital at New York from a wound self-inflicted after having, according to the police murdered his wife because the two had been disgraced. The body of the young wife, Catherin, was found in the home. The woman had been shot in the head and back. The husband was discovered Friday in the hallway of an office building where he had fallen after shooting himself through the head. The pollee quote him as having said that he had shot his wife and himself after reading letters from Italy in which the name of his wife was frequently mentioned to his mortification and shame. Receiver Wilson of the wrecked Aetna Bank of Butte, Mont., Friday announced that he had received a check from Augustus Heinze for $100,000. Mr. Heinze formerly was president of the bank but withdrew in 1903. Believing, however, that many depositors had not known of his withdrawal, although It was widely advertised as the time, and that through confidence in his deputation many of his friends may have lost their money, Mr. Heinze says in his letter to Mr. Wilson he contributes $100,000 toward the bank's assets and forwards his check for that amount. The contribution should increase the bank's assets 30 per cent.
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December 1, 1906
The Evening Times
Grand Forks, ND
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PRESENTED $100,000 CHECK. --Augustus Heinz Helps Creditors of Defunct Butte Bank. Butte, Mont., Dec. 1.-Receiver Wilson of the wrecked Aetna Bank of Butte announces that he has received a check from Augustus Heinze for $100,000. Mr. Heinze formerly was president of the bank but withdrew in 1903. Believing, however, that many depositors had not known of his withdrawal, although it was widely advertised at the time, and that through confidence in his reputation many of his friends may have lost their money, Mr. Heinze says in his letter to Mr. Wilson he contributes $100,000 towards the bank's assets and forwards his check for that amount. The contribution should increase the bank's assets 30 per cent.
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December 1, 1906
The San Francisco Call
San Francisco, CA
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HEINZE HELPS OUT THE DEPOSITORS BUTTE. Mont., Nov. 30.-Receiver Wilson of the wrecked Aetna Bank of Butte today announced that he had received a check from F. Augustus Heinze for $100,000. Heinze was formerly president of the bank, but withdrew in 1903. Believing, however, that many depositors had not known of his withdrawal, although it was widely advertised at the time, and that through confidence in his reputation, many of his friends may have lost their money, Heinze says in his letter to Mr. Wilson that he contributes $100,000 toward the bank's assets and forwards his check for that amount. The contribution should increase the bank's assets 30 per cent.
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December 1, 1906
The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City, UT
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HEINZE GIVES $100,000 FOR WRECKED BANK Not Under Obligations to Protect Depositors, but Is Willing to Help. BUTTE. Mont., Nov. 30.-Receiver Wilson of the wrecked Aetna Bank of Butte today announced that he had received a check from F. Augustus Heinze for $100,000. Mr. Heinze was formerly president of the bank, but withdrew in 1903. Believing, however, that many depositors had not known of his withdrawal, although it was widely advertised at the time, and that through confidence in his reputation many of his friends may have lost their money, Mr. Heinze says in his letter to Mr. Wilson, that he contributes one hundred thousand dollars towards the bank's assets, and forwards his check for that amount. The contribution should increase the bank's assets thirty per cent.
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December 2, 1906
The Richmond Palladium
Richmond, IN
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Heinze's Gift. Butte, Mont.. Dec. 1.-Receiver Wilson of the wrecked Aetna bank of Butte announced that he had received a check from Augustus Heinze for $100,000. Mr. Heinze formerly was president of the bank, but withdrew in 1903. Believing, however, that many depositors had not known of his withdrawal, although it was widely advertised at the time. and through confidence in his reputation many of his friends may have lost their money, Mr. Heinze says in his letter to Mr. Wilson he contributes $100,000 toward the bank's assets and forwards check for that amount. The contribution should increase the bank's assets 30 per cent.
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December 8, 1906
The Eureka Sentinel
Eureka, Tonopah, NV
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HEINZE GIVES UP $100,000 To Help Pay Depositors Who Thought Him Still President Butte, Montana, Nov. 30.-Receiver Wilson of the wrecked Aetna Bank of Butte to-day announced that he had received a check from F. Augustus Heinze for $100,000. Mr. Heinze was formerly president of the bank, but withdrew in 1903. Believing, however, that many depositors had not known of his withdrawal, although it was widely advertised at the time, and that through confidence in his reputation many of his friends may have lost their money, Mr. Heinze says in his letter to Mr. Wilson that he contributes $100,000 towards the bank's assests, and forwards his check for that amount. The contribution should increase the bank's assets 30 per cent.
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December 13, 1906
Reporter and Farmer
Webster, SD
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HEINZE'S GENEROSITY. Donates $100,000 to Depositors of Do. funct Bank. Butte, Mont., Dec. 1.-Receiver Wilson of the wrecked Aetna bank of Butte has announced that he received a check from Augustus Heinze for $100,000. Mr. Heinze formerly was president of the bank, but withdrew in 1903. Believing, however, that many deposttors had not known of his withdrawal, although It was widely advertised at the time, and that through confidence in his reputation many of his friends may have lost their money, Mr. Heinze says in his letter to Mr. Wilson he contributes $100,000 towards the bank's assets and forwards his check for that amount. The contribution should increase the bank's assets 50 per cent.