1935. Capital Savings Bank (Washington, DC)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
savings bank
Start Date
April 2, 1910
Location
Washington, District of Columbia (38.895, -77.036)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
6d8d04d7

Response Measures

None

Description

Newspaper notices (Apr–May 1910) show receivers appointed for Capital Savings Bank and calls for depositors to present claims. No articles describe a run; the bank is in receivership and appears closed. Exact suspension date not given in these notices; I classify as suspension_closure because the bank remains closed with receivers.

Events (1)

1. April 2, 1910 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS IN CAPITAL SAVlugs Bank.-Depositors in said bank will please take notice that by an order passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia ... the receivers appointed in said cause are directed to give notice ... JOHN RIDOUT. JOSEPH H. STEWART. THOMAS WALKER. Receivers. ap2.9.16.23.30.my2
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)

Article from Evening Star, April 2, 1910

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Article Text

SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS IN CAPITAL SAVlugs Bank.-Depositors in said bank will please take notice that by an order passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia in the Equity Cause No. 23674 of Warfield vs. Archer et al., the receivers appointed in said cause are directed to give notice by this publication to all persons whose claims against said bank were allowed by the auditor and who have not yet claimed the sum allowed them, that unless on or before May 5. 1910, they apply for payment to the undersigned at the office of Mr. Joseph H. Stewart. National Benefit Association building. 669 F street n.w., they will forfeit all claim in said fund. and the receivers will distribute the unclaimed balance among those who have heretofore made, or shall before the date herein named make such claim. JOHN RIDOUT. JOSEPH H. STEWART. THOMAS WALKER. Receivers. ap2.9.16.23.30.my2


Article from Evening Star, April 30, 1910

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SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS IN CAPITAL SAVings Bank.-Depositors in said bank will please take notice that by an order passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia in the Equity Cause No. 23674 of Warfield vs. Archer et al., the receivers appointed in said cause are directed to give notice by this publication to all persons whose claims against said bank were allowed by the auditor and who have not yet claimed the sum allowed them. that unless on or before May 5. 1910. they apply for payment to the undersigned at the office of Mr. Joseph H. Stewart, National Benefit Association building. 609 F street n.w., they will forfeit all claim in said fund. and the receivers will distribute the unclaimed balance among those who have heretofore made, or shall before the date herein named make such claim. JOHN RIDOUT, JOSEPH H. STEWART, THOMAS WALKER, Receivers. ap2.9.16.23,30.my2


Article from Evening Star, May 2, 1910

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NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS IN CAPITAL savings Bank.-Depositors in said bank will please take notice that by an order passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia in the Equity Cause No. 23674 of Warfield vs. Archer et al.. the receivers appointed in said cause are directed to give notice by this publication to all persons whose claims against said bank were allowed by the auditor and who have not yet claimed the sum allowed them, that unless on or before May 5. 1910, they apply for payment to the undersigned at the office of Mr. Joseph H. Stewart, National Benefit Association building, 609 F street n.w., they will forfeit all claim in said fund, and the receivers will distribute the unclaimed balance among those who have heretofore made, or shall before the date herein named make such claim. JOHN RIDOUT, JOSEPH H. STEWART, THOMAS WALKER, Receivers. ap2,9,16,23,30.my2