3793. Union Stock Yards Bank (Sioux City, IA)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
June 24, 1899
Location
Sioux City, Iowa (42.500, -96.400)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
58d89419

Response Measures

None

Description

Articles refer to the bank as defunct and describe a receiver levying assessments and suing stockholders. No article describes a depositor run; the bank was closed and in receivership, so classify as suspension leading to closure. Dates taken from newspaper mentions (receiver referenced June 24, 1899; follow-up suits reported Jan 12, 1900).

Events (2)

1. June 24, 1899 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
receiver of the defunct Union Stock Yards Bank of Sioux City, Ia., to recover an assessment against stockholders.
Source
newspapers
2. January 12, 1900 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
A score of cases have been brought by the receiver of the Union Stock Yards Bank of Sioux City, Iowa, against the New Hampshire stockholders.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)

Article from The Sun, June 25, 1899

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ECHOES OF THE SIOUX CITY SMASH-UP. Asses sments on the Capital Stock of R Bank Ordered in Vermont. MONTPELIER, Vt., June 24.-Another chapterlwas added to-day to the wildcat Investments which many people of this State made in recent years. when fourteen Vermonters were sued by the receiver of the defunet Union Stock Yards Bank of Sloux City. Ia., to recover an assessment against stockholders. authorized by the Supreme Court of Iowa. The assessment levied by the receiver under order of the court is 50 per cent. of the capital stock. The owners of stock in this city on whom the papers and assessment orders were served this afternoon and the amounts they must pay are: Thomas L. Wood. 15 shares. assessment $750: George B. Walton, 5 shares. $250: Florence B. Porter. 5 shares. $250: F. R. Stevens. 20 shares. $1,000: Mary H. Cutler. 10 shares. $500: Mary H. Cutler. executrix. 10 shares. $500: Mary A. Putnam. executrix. 10 shares. $500: George Brainard. 10 shares. $500. The other stockholders in Washington county are William McElroy. Middlesex, 20 shares. 000: W.:H.: Boyntoa, 5 shares. $250: Laura A. Boynton. 4 shares. $200. These cases are all returnable to the September term of court to be held in this city. The Vermont attorneys for the receiver are William W. Lapoint and William Wishart of Barre. They will be assisted by Wilcox & Borden of New York. Black & Goodwin of Chicago, and.Swan. Lawrence & Swan of Sloux City. Ia. The cases will be fought on both sides in a sharp manner. as the amounts involved and the legal questions that have never been settled in this State will cause both sides to exert every effort to win.


Article from The Vermont Watchman, June 28, 1899

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Article from Hot Springs Weekly Star, January 12, 1900

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# STOCK YARDS BANK CASE. Action Brought by Receiver in the New Hampshire Courts. MANCHESTER, N. H.: A score of cases have been brought by the receiver of the Union Stock Yards Bank of Sioux City, Iowa, against the New Hampshire stockholders before the Hillsborough County supreme court, which is in session here. The receiver has sued to recover assessments levied on the stock for the purpose of paying the bank's debts. The suits are being contested, and it is thought one of them will be taken before the supreme court of the state and made a test case.