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# BANK FAILURES The Lawrenceburg National Bank has given notice that it will go into liquidation, but will pay in full. The Indiana Banking Co., of Indianapolis, has been placed under John Landers, as Receiver, to close up its business.
6018. Lawrenceburg National Bank (Lawrenceburg, IN)
Bank Information
- Episode Type
- Suspension → Closure
- Bank Type
- national
- Bank ID
- 1418
- Charter Number
- 1418
- Start Date
- August 13, 1883
- Location
- Lawrenceburg, Indiana (39.091, -84.850)
Metadata
- Model
- gpt-5-mini
- Short Digest
7d838d6c
Response Measures
None
Description
Newspapers report the Lawrenceburg National Bank went into voluntary liquidation in August 1883 and later was placed in the hands of a receiver (insolvency noted March 11, 1884). OCR errors in Article 3 resolved: phrase indicates voluntary liquidation authorized by the Comptroller, liquidation date Aug 13, 1883, and insolvency/receivership March 11, 1884. No bank run is described.
Events (4)
1.
July 11, 1865
Chartered
- Source
- historical_nic
2.
September 10, 1872
Voluntary Liquidation
- Source
- historical_nic
3.
August 13, 1883
Suspension
- Cause
- Voluntary Liquidation
- Cause Details
- Bank gave notice it would go into liquidation; Comptroller authorized voluntary liquidation in 1883/1884; payments/dividends to creditors arranged.
- Newspaper Excerpt
- The Comptroller declared ... this bank went into voluntary liquidation August 13, 1883
- Source
- newspapers
4.
March 11, 1884
Receivership
- Newspaper Excerpt
- This bank went into liquidation August 13, 1883, insolvent March 11, 1884, hands of a receiver.
- Source
- newspapers
Newspaper Articles (3)
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Ruling in a Bank Case. In the case of J. C. Small, receiver of Fitch & Fitch, of Ripley county, against A. D. Lynch, receiver of the City National Bank of Lawrenceburg, the court finds that the Lawrenceburg National Bank, by voluntary liquidation, authorized by the Comp. troller in 1884, paid 50 per cent. of its indebtedness to the three national banks of Cincinnati, which was, Judge Woods holds, in the nature of a dividend. The court or ders that the receiver shall make a report of all creditors who received such payments, and that further payments shall be stopped until all of the creditors have received & like sum. The Third National Bank has asked an appeal, which was taken under advisement.
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WASHINGTON, Sept.11.-About a month order Secretary Whitney issued Construction au abolishing ago the Bureau Department of of Yards and Repair, and construction made acting have and docks. already order, The the preparations but the to bureau Secre- com- Harply with this Navy is Commodore of tary of the is Chief of the Bureau of mony. and He Docks. Taking advantage prevent the authority and to from issued vesterday an the movements his possibility Yards asjuccure," present of he being removed respecting order this a jetter removal to prevent to of Secretary any his bureau. Whitney, He necessary forwarded stating that for bureau was absolutely himself in the the sole purpose of keeping that Secretary with his order. office. Whitney It will is require expected a strict compliance WASHINGTON, Sept. .-Comptroller declared of a Currency Trenholm has of the dividend the in favor of the creditors Lawrenceburg, City National into voluntary This bank went and on and Ind. liquidation August Bank 13, of 1883, insolvent March 11, 1884, hands of a receiver. By decree placed of in the the Circuit district Court of of Indiana the United the States for the was fixed at August of date of insolvency The bank, while in paid process a num10, 1883. by its officers. twenty-tive to liquidation its creditors from their claims. ber of hundred per cent on to 821, one dividend, amounting The present and level up the pay- the 000, is to per cent ments to they equalize seventy-five existed at the date of of in. claims as fixed by the court. solvency WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.- pretty morning little disposed of yesterday Jenks. row was Acting Attorney-General days ago by Comptroller Durham Commissioner several Sparks to be would do it he ordered audit certain Land accounts. Sparks when that replied he got in effect that then intimated and the ready. would make Durham are him stubborn do time it. and Both as though puguacious, Sparks Durham for a would be and Judge record it looked of the the Kilkennv pages of cats history. to setwiped from was called upon the Jenks, however, and he decides that comtle the difficulty, of the Interior alone can audit his pel Secretary the Land Commissioner to accounts. WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-The the release Secrenotwithstanding upon tary it is said, Cutting, of State, will, 186 of insist the Mexican the of of article Mexican penal code, under comcourts foreigners for insist abrogation stances jurisdiction outside over which of confers Mexican certain upon offenses territory; upon circum- the or mitted at least Mr. Bayard Mexico will of the right on to renunciation by citizens to that code have the 'ground jurisdiction of subject American criminal that American courts territory over of exclusive committed within the citizens. fenses States by American Compthe United Sept. -The fined WASHINGTON, the Currency yesterday troller banks $500 for refive National of his calls for delinquency monthly in responding to the Comptroller ports. fined $100 each will These be banks, in for respond- every says, they are delinquent The banks ing to this in default on deterfined day that have been and the future Comptroller calls. three themby has differ- enent calls, and an example of immined to He made the is forcing the make fine law. at this time because order National it posing the importance that the promptly in bank of special reports to the shall next be call, sent that as in the he Septem- will use response are the ones to Congress. ber in making reports up his annual report Off for the North Pole. 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