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SUSPENSION OF AN OHIO BANK. CINCINNATI, Nov. 24, 1872. The Union Bank of Marietta, Ga., has suspended payment, being the result, it is believed, of complications growing out of the suspension of J. P Cuiler, announced vesterday,
17578. Union Bank of Marietta (Marietta, OH)
Bank Information
- Episode Type
- Suspension → Reopening
- Bank Type
- state
- Start Date
- November 24, 1872
- Location
- Marietta, Ohio (39.415, -81.455)
Metadata
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- gpt-5-mini
- Short Digest
4ffd7903
Response Measures
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Description
Multiple dispatches (Nov 24–25, 1872) report the Union Bank of Marietta suspended payment owing to complications from the suspension/failure of W.P. (reported also as J.P.) Cutler. Subsequent dispatches (Nov 26 and Dec 5) state the bank would resume in a few days and that it reopened after a couple of days. No bank run is described in the articles. OCR shows inconsistent initials for Cutler (J.P. vs W.P.); corrected to W.P. Cutler in notes.
Events (2)
1.
November 24, 1872
Suspension
- Cause
- Correspondent
- Cause Details
- Suspension attributed to complications arising from the suspension/failure of W.P. Cutler (an associated correspondent/firm).
- Newspaper Excerpt
- The Union Bank of Marietta, Ohio, has suspended payment. ... it is believed here, of complications growing out of the suspension of J. P (W.P.) Cutler
- Source
- newspapers
2.
November 26, 1872
Reopening
- Newspaper Excerpt
- Advices from the officers of the Union Bank of Marietta, which suspended on Saturday, state that the Bank will resume business in a few days, and is all right.; ... has re-opened its doors and met all its obligations.
- Source
- newspapers
Newspaper Articles (11)
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH. The Union Bank of Marietta, Ohio, has suspended payment. James McElhany, convicted of the murder of his wife in Boston, was sentenced Saturday to be hanged. The Oregon Woolen-mills, in Oregon City, have been destroyed by fire. The loss is $125,000; insurance, $30,090. Etter, Carmony & Liplis'ssaw-mill, at Middletown, Penn., was burned Saturday night. Loss, $15,000; insured $7,000. James Cannon, a laborer, is under arrest in Taunton, Mass., on suspicion of murdering his wife, who was found dead in bed Saturday morning. A dispatch from La Grange, Ky., says that Benjamin F. Mickey, who was to have been hanged at that place Friday, has been granted & new trial. The nitro-glycerine magazine in Scrubgrass, Penn., owned by Mr. Roberts, exploded Saturday. Harry J. Wolfe, a telegrapher, and Dr. R. A. Wright, torpedo agent, were blown to pieces. ....A new trial for Marra for the assault on Alderman McMullen of Philadelphia has been refused. The prisoner has been sentenced to six years and nine mouths' imprisonment and to pay a fine of $1,000. Charles D. Coon was convicted, at San Francisco, Saturday, of grand Jarceny in stealing several thousand dollars' worth of mining stocks from a broker, in whose employ be was three years ago. Angus Murray, engineer, and John Shefran, fireman of a freight trate on the European and North American Railroad, were instantly killed on Saturday by ranning into a gravel train about eight miles from St. John, N. B. A fire in Canal-st., Worcester, Mass., yesterday, destroyed a (stable belonging to Wm. J. McDonald and E. B. Walker. Fourteen horses, three hacks, and several carriages were burned. The total loss is about $6,000. Another body was taken from the ruins of the Boston fire yesterday, but had not been identified up to a late hour. A party of firemen from Cambridge were searching throughout the day for the body of one of their number who is missing. Frank B. Kimball, a carpenter by trade, age 45, and a married man with a family, committed suicide by taking poison at Manchester, N. H., Saturday morning. in a room occupied by a young woman. He had forced the door open, the woman taking refuge in another room. He left a note indicating that disappointed love was the cause of the w
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THE LATEST NEWS. -Grant's majority in New York State is 56,695. The Union Bank of Marietta, Ohio, has suspended payment. -Since the 11th of May there have been 927 deaths from small-pox in St. Louis. -The Oregon woolen mills, in Oregon City, have been destroyed by fire. Loss $125,000. -The seat in Congress from Utah is the object of a squabble between George R. Cannon and Gen. Maxwell. -W. R. Cutter, of Marietta, Ohio, largely interested in iron manufactures and railroad building. is reported suspended. -Edward Harris, a prominent manufacturer and business man of Woonsocket, R. I., died yesterday afternoon. The United States cutter Mocassin and the steamer Bay Queen were badly damaged by a collision in Newport harbor Saturday. -Augus Murry, engineer, and John Shefrau, fireman, were killed by a collision on the European and North American railroad Saturday. -John Garrity was murdered in Scranton, Pa., on Saturday night. He was found dead on Sunday morning, lying near his h use. The supposed murderer has been arrested. -A special to the New York Times says the returning board, consisting of Lynch,
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Bank Suspension. Cincinnati, November 25.-Union Bank of Marietta, Ohio, has suspended payment, it being the result, it is believed here, of complications growing out of the suspension of J. P. Cutler, announced Saturday.
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Suspension of a Marietta Bank. CINCINNATI, Nov. 24. - The Union Bank of Marietta, Ohio, has suspended payment. It is understood that this is the result of complications growing out of the suspension of W. P. Cutler, announced yesterday morning.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS. Steamer General Sedgwick, from New Orleans, reports that on the 21st inst, in latitude 36, longitude 73, passed a lot of wrecked stuff, with two dead bodies attached. A glycerine magazine at Scrabgrars, Penn., exploded Saturday morning, and Harry I. Wolfe, a telegrapher, and Dr. R.A. Wright, torpedo agent, were blown to atoms. Troops are arriving at Londonderry, Ireland, to strengthen the local garrison. The municipal election was held Saturday and the additional force is precautionary of trouble being apprehended. Pratt's patent oil works an Long Island City were burned Saturday night. C. G. Kelsey, recently tarred and feathered at Huntington, L. I., since reported missing, is safe at home. Despatches from various points in Canada report cold weather, and predict an immediate closing up of navigation in the St. Lawrence and canals. The insurance agents of the Atlanta local board protest against the proposition of the national board to reduce the commissions, and call upon other local boards for co-operation. Three dwellings were burned in Bath, opposite Albany, N. Y., Saturday evening. Loss $8000. Ten men were drowned in Davenport harbor, Eng., by the capsizing of a boat belonging to the British transport Himilya. The stable of McDonald & Walker in Worcester, containing 14 horses, 3 hacks and several carriages, was burned early Sunday morning. Loss $6,000. Edward Harris, a prominent manufacturer of Woonsocket, died Sunday afternoon. Sir John Bowring, formerly editor of the Westminster Review, member of Parliament, and British minister to China, died Friday. James Robinson, brother of the ex-Congressman, was found dead on a doorstep in Brooklyn Friday night. It is not known whether he was murdered or not. J. R. Colley, Esq.. of Manchestar, N. H., felli in the street on Friday, in an apoplectic fit, and but slight hopes are entertained of his recovery. The contributions for the relief of sufferers by the Bostou fire, up to Sunday night,amounted to $140,065. Father Barke delivered a lecture in Boston Sunday on "The future of the Irish race in America," for the benefit of the sufferers by the fire to an overwhelmning audience. Benj. Fillicky. who was to be hung in La Grange, Ky., Friday, gets another trial instead of a legal choking. Barney Woods, convicted of the murder of Mr. Cheeseman, has been respited till December 6th. The Union Bank of Marietta, O., has suspended payment. The saw mill of Messrs. Elter, Carmany & Siplis, at Middletown, Pa., was burned Saturday night. Loss $15,000. Ex-Controller Connolly has joined his family in Spain. Krelas, the German forger, was sent home in the steamer Main Saturday. The La Resurrection, of Paris, has been suppressed. The U.S. Cutter Moccasin and the steamer Bay Queen were badly damaged by a collision in Newport harbor Saturday.
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CINCINNATI. CINCINNATI, November 26-Advices from the officers of the Union Bank of Marietta, which suspended on Saturday. state that the Bank will resume business in a few days, and is all right. R. H. Flemming & Co. have not suspended as reported, but are doing business as usual. The suspension of S. B. Keys Co stock brokers of this city, is one of the effects of the Northwestern railroad stock "corner" Their customers were short of stock to the extent of 1900 shares. and this involved the firm to "the amount of $140,000. solely on their customers' account.
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Bank Suspension. CINCINNATI, November 25.-The Union Bank of Marietta, Ohio. has suspended pay. ment, it being the result, it is believed here, of complications growing out of the suspension of J. P. Cutler, announced Saturday.
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on she is unloading preparatory to going the docks The freight is not injured SAVANN H November 25.-The crew of the ship Friendship, abandoned on the coast of England, have arrived here MONTGOMERY November -Governor Lewis and other newly elected State offi cials assumed their offices this morning The new Lieuten Governor the regular Senate, through the retiring Lieutenant Governor that lie would preside the Senate elected Mr. Erwin president has far. so Gove neither body It rumored that convening the morro lature resolution to A RALEIGH investigate the August election passed ser eral reading A conservative caueus nominated Gov Senate the Vance Judge ernor Merrimon friends withdrew. Bal to-morrow loting NEW 11 AVEN November 25.- About shooting stars which were prob seen Biela were comet, ments of last night Professor Newton of College. 1 radiated from 1 anna Romedas Possibly more of them may be this 800L NEWPORT Rhode Island November swindled Oliver Reid banker. has been of $17,000 by a bogus Centr 1. Pacific in come bond CINCINN November 25 -The Union Bank of Marietta, Ohio. has payment the result it is belie red here complica growing out of the suspen sion Cutler announced vesterday MilMILWAUKEE November Judge ler, of the United States Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, has decided that a bankrup cap not sell his homester and claim his store as a residen by mov into under the exemption act. and orders the store and let to be delivered the bankrup BOSTON November The steamet Ba tavia rescued the crew of the and waterlogged Dark Charlee Ward She a in latitude hurricane encountered longitude 410 Eleven of the crew were drowned ALBANY. November 25.- The State er vassers made their declaratic of the vote east recen as follo Republican 440.129 Democrat o Conor 1454. temperance candidate 201. Total 824,5 b. Republican ma jority ST. LOUIS. November 2: The steamer H. M Shreve was burned at Chester Illi nois. She was owned by Carter & Conn of this city and belonged to their Red river line. temporarily in the Mem phistrade She was valued at $ Cin sured for the Enterprise cinnati and in each of the following /Etna. Peabody. Citizens companies and Wheeling. She was bound from St Louis to Memphia, with 200 ton freight of which was insured but the offices rtained She coal. at Chester to and when backing to leave fire was discovered in the carpen ter shop. A strong wind was blowing at the time and in twenty minutes she was burned and sunk. The passedget crew an TOPEE ansas. November of des patch from Fort Dodge says the construe n on the Achison Leavenw and Santa railroad ran into a herd of buffa an of extent ten The wide. miles are Fourteen hundred falo hides and saddles were brought into Fort Dods fraud against W.F. Weld & by the to ha United paying 000. 400,000. The New York $120 of payment SAN November Bast and Colton diamond the Stanton which whole is party represented November shipping during November Wisconsin 18 Weather Report PROBABILITIES. In and Ohio weather Kentuck and the the and in rain the In he light States On weather. the ially nd Middle and tates ith rain, eather ester at Buffalo nd Osw River Intelligence. si P November SOUTHWEST light Wind east, Galene egacion. t in days ballast Havana, panis Melania, Lunda maste on days Havana in ballast. to Puis Star Owen. North ty with to 11 iam Bailey schooner sixteen day master, Weather rainy Departed Kinney of Alton and City and inc of last Alice Mary and barges S.A. Hale at M Quachita Passed at A Lo M Strader P M. Weather cool falling Nev November Weather parlly Car clear and mild. River seven feet in rising 0 channel November Monongahela ree Ne feet four inches in the chann and out stationary Weather warm and udy Bar November River station
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ITE is. No epizooty yet in St. Louis. Grant's majority in New York State is 58,360. Quite interesting developments are being made in the Gould case. Heavy gales are reported in the English Channel. The King of Spain will probably recover from his present illness. Sumner will arrive at home about the 30th. The French Government is not running as smoothly as it ought. The annual cat show has opened in the Crystal Palace, London. Erie is to be made a narrowgauged road. An inch or more of snow fell on Tuesday morning. The Boston Coliseum is to be sold at auction. Col. John W. Forney has been sued for libel. The President is engaged in preparing his annual message. Nineteen buildings were burned in Lexington, Ky., last week. Lieut. Fred. Grant has been ordered to join his regiment. The happy medium-Gentlemen between two ladies. Whisky is said to be a horn of plenty, because it will corn you copiously. What is that which makes every person sick but those who swallow it? Flattery. The turkey brigade, in Harper's of the Weekly, is the best thing kind we have seen lately. Some handsome rubies have been found in Montana, and some diamonds of small size in Idaho. Large number of deer in Wisconsin are dying from a disease similar to epizooty. One of King Victor Emmanuel's sons is in the banking business at Naples. Suit has been brought by the Erie railroad against Drew. His peculations are said to amount to five million dollars. Veterinary surgeons smoke fifteen wear cents cigars and beautiful snuff colored plush overcoats since the epizootic came to help them. A philospher, who married a vulgar to call wife but brown amiable girl, used his sugar, because, he said, she was sweet but unrefined. There are now at the Naval Acin the ademy 221 cadet midshipmen several classes, and 31 cadet engineers. Borax, hitherto mainly procured from foreign sources, has been found to exist in inexhaustible quantities in Nevada. A bull at East Providence, R. I., has the epizootic. If this takes hold upon cattle, there will be a nice time among freighters. The Liberals of Battleboro, Vt., have and hauled down the Greeley Brown flag, and suspended from its rope a huge sponge! At the late election Minneopolis polled 4,896 votes and St. Paul 889, and now the question is, which city is the larger? During October eighty-six newspaper were established in the United States, and forty-one suspensions were announced. A bill for the restoration of the of been property France, confiscated of the Orleans in 1852, family has introduced in the Assembly. The Union Bank of Marietta, O has suspended payment. It is understood that this is the result of the complications growing out of the suspension of W. P. Cutler.
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WE learn that the Union Bank of Marietta, which suspended business for a couple of days, on account of the failure of a Western railroad to respond promptly with a heavy payment which the Bank had advanced money upon to Hon. W. P. Cutler, has re-opened its doors and met all its obligations.