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June 2, 1900
The Topeka State Journal
Topeka, KS
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New Lisbon Bank Burglarized. New Lisbon, Wis., June 2.-The Bank of New Lisbon, opened by W. H. Cash, was burglarized early today and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The safe was blown open with nitroglycerine and the building partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. The bank will suspend business pending repairs.
2.
June 3, 1900
The Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis, IN
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ANOTHER BANK WRECKED. Several Thousand Dollars in Cash Secured by Burglars. NEW LIBSON, Wis., June 2.-The Bank of New Libson, owned by W. H. H. Cash, was burglarized early to-day and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The safe was blown with nitroglycerin and the building partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clew to the perpetrator, although two strangers, who have been seen around town for several days and who have disappeared, are suspected. The bank will suspend business pending repairs.
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June 3, 1900
The Saint Paul Globe
Saint Paul, MN
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BANK SAFE WAS LOOTED BURGLARS MAKE A HAUL AT NEW LISBON, WIS. LISBON, Wis., June 2.-The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. Cash, was burglarized at an early hour today and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitro-glycerine, and the front of the building was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clue to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers who have been hanging around town for two days may have been the guilty parties. The bank will suspend business pending temporary repairs, when business will be resumed. President Cash says none of the depositors will lose a cent. Messages were sent in all directions, and it is hoped the robbers will be apprehended.
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June 5, 1900
Watertown Republican
Watertown, WI
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EXPLOSION WAS TERRIFIC. Several Thousand Dollars Taken from New Lisbon Bank. BUILDING IS WRECKED. President Announces that the Depositors will Lose Nothing-No Clue to Thieves. New Lisbon, Wis., June 2.-[Special.] -The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. H. Cash, was burglarized of several thousand dollars in cash at 2 o'clock this morning, entrance being made through a back window. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitro-glycerin. The front of the building was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clue to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers, who were hanging around town for the past two days, might have been the guilty parties. Telegraph and telephone messages have been sent in every direction and Sheriff Loomis of Mauston is here ferreting out the case. The burglars secured their booty within il few minutes after the explosion, as ex-Marshal Wonderly was upon the scene shortly after it occurred and all was over. The bank will suspend business for a day or SO until necessary repairs can be made, after which it will resume. President Cash says that no one will lose a cent entrusted to him.
5.
June 5, 1900
Little Falls Weekly Transcript
Little Falls, MN
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SECURED SOME CASH. Safe of the Bank of New Lisbon, Wis., Blown Up. NEW LISBON, Wis., May 4.-The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. Cash, was burglarized at an early hour, and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitroglycerin, and the front of the building was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clue to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers who have been hanging around town for two days may have been the guilty parties. The bank will suspend business pending temporary repairs, when business will be resumed. President Cash says none of the depositors will lose a cent.
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June 6, 1900
The Washburn Times
Washburn, WI
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EXPLOSION WAS TERRIFIC. Several Thousand Dollars Taken from New Lisbon Bank. BUILDING IS WRECKED. President Announces that the Depositors will Lose Nothing-No Clue to Thieves. New Lisbon, Wis., June 2.-[Special.] -The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. H. Cash, was burglarized of several thousand dollars in cash at 2 o'clock this morning, entrance being made through a back window. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitro-glycerin. The front of the building was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clue to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers, who were hanging around town for the past two days, might have been the guilty parties. Telegraph and telephone messages have been sent in every direction and Sheriff Loomis of Mauston is here ferreting out the case. The burglars secured their booty within il few minutes after the explosion, as ex-Marshal Wonderly was upon the scene shortly after it occurred and all was over. The bank will suspend business for a day or SO until necessary repairs can be made, after which it will resume. President Cash says that no one will lose a cent entrusted to him.
7.
June 7, 1900
Reporter and Farmer
Webster, SD
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WISCONSIN BANK ROBBERY. Bank of New London Wrecked Several Thousand Dollars Take New Lisbon, Wis., June 5-The B of New Lisbon, owned by W.H. C was burglarized and several sand dollars in cash taken. The wh front of the safe was blown out nitro-glycerine, and the front of building was particully wrecked. explosion was terrific. There is clue to the perpetrators, although suspected that a couple of strang who have been hanging around to for two days may have been the gu parties. The bank will suspend If ness, pending temporary repairs, W business will be resumed. Presid Cash says none of the depositors lose a cent. Messages were sent all directions, and It is hoped the hers will be apprehended.
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June 8, 1900
Little Falls Herald
Little Falls, MN
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SECURED SOME CASH. Safe of the Bank of New Lisbon. Wis., Blown Up. NEW LISBON, Wis., May 4.-The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. Cash, was burglarized at an early hour, and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitroglycerin, and the front of the building was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clue to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers who have been hanging around town for two days may have been the guilty parties. The bank will suspend business pending temporary repairs, when business will be resumed.
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June 9, 1900
The Washburn Leader
Washburn, ND
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WISCONSIN BANK ROBBERY. Bank of New London Wrecked and Several Thousand Dollars Taken, New Lisbon, Wis., June 5-The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. Cash, was burglarized and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitro-glycerine, and the front of the building was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clue to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers who have been hanging around town for two days may have been the guilty parties. The bank will suspend business, pending temporary repairs, when business will be resumed. President Cash says none of the depositors will lose a cent. Messages were sent in all directions, and it is hoped the robbers will be apprehended.
10.
June 12, 1900
Wausau Pilot
Wausau, WI
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Burglars Rob Another Bank. The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. H. Cash, was robbed and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitroglycerin and the front of the buliding was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clew to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers who had been hanging around town for two days may have been the guilty parties. The bank will suspend business pending temporary repairs, when business will be resumed. President Cash says none of the depositors will lose a cent.
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June 13, 1900
Vernon County Censor
Viroqua, WI
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Burglars Rob Another Bank. The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. H. Cash, was robbed and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitroglycerin and the front of the buliding was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clew to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers who had been hanging around town for two days may have been the guilty parting The bank will suspend business pe nding temporary repairs, when business # by resumed. President Cash says none of the depositors will lose a cent.
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June 14, 1900
Eagle River Review
Eagle River, WI
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Burglars Rob Another Bank. The Bank of New Lisbon, owned by W. H. H. Cash, was robbed and several thousand dollars in cash taken. The whole front of the safe was blown out with nitroglycerin and the front of the buliding was partially wrecked. The explosion was terrific. There is no clew to the perpetrators, although it is suspected that a couple of strangers who had been hanging around town for two days may have been the guilty parties. The bank will suspend business pending temporary repairs, when business will be resumed. President Cash says none of the depositors will lose a cent.