Bank of New Whatcom - Bellingham, WA

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: June 30, 1893
Location: Bellingham, Washington (48.760, -122.488)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 1c2b73bfcdbaaa02

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Description

Article (The Times, 1893-06-30) lists a failure of a bank at New Whatcom (Washington). OCR is poor but the line reads 'FAILURES many were reported of Wash., bank at New Whatcom,' indicating the bank failed/was closed. No text in the clip describes a run, reopening, receiver assignment, or specific cause — only that it is listed among failures. I therefore classify this as a suspension/closure (bank failure) with cause unknown/other.

Events (1)

1. June 30, 1893 Suspension

Cause Details: Article merely lists the bank at New Whatcom among reported failures in Washington; no specific trigger (no run, no government action) is given.
Newspaper Excerpt: FAILURES many were reported of Wash., bank at New Whatcom,
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. June 30, 1893 The Times Owosso, MI

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Article Text

previous week. AS compared the with dethe the corresponding week of 1892 crease was 6.6. fatally MR. AND injured MRS. at PETER Beatrice, BOILLOT Neb., by were being thrown from their carriage. BALTIMORE police claim to have anar- disan organized band of blackcovered chists whose purpose was to levy mail. LONE robber boarded the express VirA of a Rock Island train at and car ginia, Neb., bound the messenger robbed the safe of $350. litJ. DORAN, a pugilist. killed his B. boy at Rochester, N. Y., with throwing poison and tle then took his own life by himself in front of a train of cars. ATTORNEY GENERAL OLNEY says clos- the over the opening and is controversy of the world's fair on Sunday is conended ing so far as his department cerned. THE store of Charles Piellas in Lan- of Mich., was robbed by two men sing, diamonds valued at $160,000. CYCLONE swept for fifty miles wreck- across A counties above Atlanta, Ga., crops. the ing buildings and ruining the CoFAILURES many were reported of Wash., bank at New Whatcom, First lumbia bank at Minneapolis, Minn., Cal., national State bank at San Bernardino, at San home savings bank at NiFrancisco People's and the Cataract bank agara Falls, business N. Y. part of the village by of Mount THE Sterling, O., was destroyed fire. LEROY PAYNE, one of Chicago's oldest liverymen, failed for $250,000. maple sugar crop of Vermont pounds, the THE past season was 5,759,762 $70,000. and the bounty will be directory of Brooklyn. of over N. Y., THE gives new that city a population 1,000,000. EULALIA sailed from New for York PRINCESS on the steamer La Touraine Spain. THE business portion of Leonardsville, was destroyed by fire. Kan., well-known stallion Arrival, reTHE 2:24 1/2, for whom his owners Me. record fased $15,000, died at Gardiner, who THIRTEEN contract laborers were arNew York from Germany same rived told that in they must return on the steamer. SHERIDAN & BYRNE, New York buildfailed for $225,000. ers, RICHARD SMITH, a young O., mar- was MRS. living near Rome, when ried woman her husband to hoe corn, by a copassisting bitten on the hand terrible she perhead was snake and died in agony. council of the order met in of THE supreine Commercial Travelers Columsixteenth United annual session at bus, O. supreme court of Onio, in that the THE will case, has decided inDeshler and sisters of full blood sisters. brothers before half brothers or the herit adds nearly a million dollars to wealth This of William G. Deshler. percentages of the baseball clubs week THE National league for the follows: in the on the 24th were as BrookPhiladelphia, ended 638; Boston, .638; Pittsburgh, .609; Cleveland, .548; 489; lyn, New York, 490; Baltimore.. .458; Chicago, .521; .478; Cineinnati. Louisville, Washington, .422; St. Louis, .422; .237. FREIGHT train on the Eastern cow near MinA wrecked by a nesota was Wis., and Engineer Ingersoll killed Partridge, McNanny were and Brakeman Reilly and Conductor and Hall were Fireman fatally injured. The property FORTY-ONE loss was $100,000 persons have world's been acci- fair grounds dentally since killed the on construction the of the buildings commenced. of its editor's attacks on lawBECAUSE the office of the New Albany and its breakers (Miss.) Gazette was broken into plant destroyed. T. HARRIS and a daughter the Rio 10 MRS. P. were drowned in Col. years of river age near Del Norte, of the Grande A MONUMENT in was memory unveiled in Wald- executed heim cemetery anarchists in Chicago in the presence S. of NEWMYER, 3,000 persons. a coke operator at J. Pa., failed for $200,000. Dawson, Denison. Tex., three marriage brothers NEAR were united in the named Early sisters named Parker, mother and of the event to three girls wound marrying up with the the father of the boys. songs by a choir of 100,000 of the PATRIOTIC be one of the features the Fourth of voices is to July celebration at world's fair. trestle engine left the rails on and a ConAN Mount Washington, O., Fireman near David Homan and injured. Asductor Philip King were fatally near BY the breaking of a levee sugar plancension, tations were La., ruined, some fifteen the loss being $1, 000,000. AN attempt to hold up Texas a train road on near the Missouri, Kansas was frustrated & by wide the open. engiStrinstown the throttle riddled neer enraged pulling would-be robbers The the coaches with bullets. the explosion of gasoline caused establishAN of five business Alderman destruction in Huron, S. D., and ments was burned to death. officers Feary IN a fight between Tennessee revenue one of each and moonshiners party was killed in and Marshal