Articles (Jan 11–13, 1894) report George D. Morgan as receiver of the First National Bank of Rockwall and that he consulted the Comptroller — indicates the bank was closed/placed in receivership. OCR corrected names (Morcan/Morwan -> Morgan; Eckeis -> Eckles). No mention of a depositor run; government appointment of receiver implies failure/closure.
Events (3)
1.May 29, 1888Chartered
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2.July 20, 1892Receivership
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3.January 11, 1894Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
George D. Morgan, receiver of the Ninth national bank at Dallas and the First national bank of Rockwall, was here today in consultation with Comptroller Eckles
TEXAS BANKS. Special Dispatch. Washington, Jan. 13.-George D. Morcan. receiver of the Ninth national bank at Dallas and the First national bank of Rockwall, was here today in consultation with Comptroller Eckles over the complicated condition of the affairs of the two banks. It is no secret that Morwan also has communications to make to the department of justice, which are intended to more materially settle affairs, Chandler and Williams. officers of the Rockwall bank. who were here to see the comprroller last week., have returned home.
The Failed National Bank Washington, January 11.-Geo. I gan, receiver of the Ninth National at Dallas and the First National Reekwall, was here today in consi with Comptroller Eckeis over the cated condition of affairs of thes banks. It is no Secret that Morgan has communications to make to to partment of justice which are Intends more materially settle the affairs Messrs. Chandler and Williams, ficers of the Rockwall bank wb here to see the comptroller las have returned home.
