New York Savings Institution

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: savings bank
Start Date: December 28, 1886
Location: New York, New York (40.714, -74.006)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: ffa24dd1

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Description

Article reports a chancery/receiver case (Receiver Wilkinson v. Dodd and others) involving the New York Savings Institution; indicates receiver is involved (court opinion overruling exceptions). No mention of a depositor run in the excerpt. Date in article dateline is Dec 28 (likely 1886 given publication Jan 8, 1887). Classified as suspension_closure because receiver assignment implies closure without any run described.

Events (1)

1. December 28, 1886 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Vice Chancellor Bird has just filed a lengthy opinion in the case of Receiver Wilkinson vs. Dodd and others of the New York Savings institution. He overrules all the exceptions taken.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. January 8, 1887 Custer Chronicle Custer, SD

Article from Custer Chronicle, January 8, 1887

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Article Text

AT HOME AND ABROAD. The News of all Countries Gathered by Press Agents and Sent Over the Cable and Telegraph Wires. Carefully Complied for Our Readers. EAST. BOSTON, Dec. 28.-The case of the Andover "heretics" is before the board of visitors of the seminary at the United States hotel today. Mr. Charles T. Russell, one of the former members of the board, acting as leading counsel for the professors, who are charged with unorthodox teachings. Professor Egbert Smyth's objections to the trial have been formally over-ruled. CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 28.-General Logan 5 last public speech was delivered at a G. A. R. camp-fire in Youngstown, O., on November 18, a little more tha e weeks ago. In the course of his remarks said: "I believe in pensioning every soldier living that went into the service either for a long or short term, who was wounded in service or contracted disease, or has since, through no fault of his own, become disabled. I believe in pensioning every soldier that has arrived at the ageo sixty-two. Pass that kind of a law and justice would be done." TRENTON, N.J., Dec. 28.-Vice Chancellor Bird has just filed a lengthy opinion in the case of Receiver Wilkinson VS. Dodd and others of the New York Savings institution. He overrules all the exceptions taken. His