Articles (June–July 1907) report a receiver (Mrs. James C. Knox) appointed for the Bank of Ladoga; every depositor was paid in full and the institution was being wound up/managed by the receiver. No explicit mention of a depositor run in these clips. The receiver appointment implies the bank suspended and was effectively closed/liquidated.
Events (1)
1.June 22, 1907Receivership
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Mrs. James C. Knox, who received the appointment some time ago as receiver for the Bank of Ladoga ... Every depositor in the bank has been paid in full.
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Newspaper Articles (3)
1.June 22, 1907The Lake County TimesHammond, IN
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Fair Receiver a Success. Ladoga, Ind., June 22.-Mrs. James C. Knox, who received the appointment some time ago as receiver for the Bank of Ladoga and the Hoosier Veneer company, is making a creditable record as manager of the trust and bids fair to bring both institutions safely out of trouble. Every depositor in the bank has been paid in full.
2.July 4, 1907The Plymouth TribunePlymouth, IN
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WOMAN RECEIVER IS SUCCESS. Mrs Knox Brings Ladoga Bank Company Out of Trouble. Mrs. James C. Knox, who received the appointment some time ago as receiver for the Bank of Ladoga and the Hoosier Veneer Company, is making a creditable record as manager of the trust and bids fair to bring both institutions safely out of trouble. Every depositor in the bank has been paid in full out of the earnings of the veneer works and the assets of the bank, and the former is now on its feet again and is being carried on in the interest of stockholders.
3.July 5, 1907The Jasper Weekly CourierJasper, IN
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Woman. Receiver is Success. Ladoga.-Mrs. James C. Knox, who received the appointment some time ago as receiver for the Bank of Ladoga and the Hoosier Veneer company, is making a creditable record as manager of the trust and bids fair to bring both institutions safely out of trouble Every depositor in the bank has been paid in full out of the earnings of the veneer works and the assets of the bank, and the former in now on its feet again and is being carried on in the interest of stockhold TS.