6522. Chanute National Bank (Chanute, KS)

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: national
Bank ID: 4036
Charter Number: 4036
Start Date: October 1, 1897
Location: Chanute, Kansas (37.679, -95.457)

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The articles report that the Chanute National Bank voluntarily went into liquidation some months earlier and that a receiver (D. M. Kennedy) was appointed on/around Oct 1, 1897 to wind up its affairs. There is no mention of a depositor run; the sequence is a suspension/voluntary liquidation followed by receivership and asset sales.

Events (5)

1. May 16, 1889 Chartered

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2. May 6, 1897 Voluntary Liquidation

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3. October 1, 1897 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Receiver for Chanute Bank. Chanute, Oct. 2.-At a suit commenced some time ago by the Fourth National bank of St. Louis, et. al., for the appointment of a receiver for the Chanute National bank, to wind up its affairs, Judge Stillwell today appointed D. M. Kennedy as such receiver.
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4. October 1, 1897 Suspension

Cause: Voluntary Liquidation
Cause Details: Bank voluntarily went into liquidation some months prior to receiver appointment; court suit led to appointment of receiver to wind up affairs.
Newspaper Excerpt: the Chanute National Lank to wind up its affairs, Judge Stillwell today appointed D M. Kennedy as such receiver. The bank voluntarily went into liquidation some months ago
Source: newspapers

5. April 1, 1899 Other

Newspaper Excerpt: I, the undersigned, will sell at public sale on Saturdry, April 1st, 1899... the remaining assets of the old Chauute National Bank ... D. M. KENNEDY, Receiver. By order of the court.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (8)

1. October 1, 1897 The Chanute Times Chanute, KS

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go to Jones, in Lindsay Block. tf W. J. Young, of Pittsburg, Pa., vice president of the Forest Oil company, arrived in this city yesterday, and is spending a couple of days looking over his company's interest here. This afternoon the Derrick had the pleasure of a short interview with Mr. Young, and in reply to inquiry regarding the probable resumption of activity in the Kansas field soon, he stated that the only thing hindering now, is the low price of oil. Within the past few months. Mr. Young informed the Derrick, European production has increased, by reason of rich new discoveries, 17.000 barrels or more, per day. Heretofore Europe has been a ready market for all the surplus production in America. On the islands of Sumatra and Jaffa, where J. H. Fertig went from here, there has also been a tremendous new production developed this summer. While Pennsylvania oil has declined from 90 to 69c Kansas oil has held to the 40c mark. This is the price being paid now at the refinery of the Standard Oil company to the Forest for crude petroleum delivered to the refinery. For months yet the plant can be kept busy on the stock on hand. A large part of this is royalty oil bought by the Forest from the land owners at 56c, 45c, and 40c per barrel. Mr. Young departs tomorrow for Pennsylvania.-Neodesha Derrick. At a suit commenced some time ago by the Fourth National Bank, of St. Louis, etl. for the appointment of a receiver for the Chanute National Lank to wind up its affairs, Judge Stillwell today appointed D M. Kennedy as such receiver. The bank voluntarily went into liquidation some months ago, but this means a pushing of all claims due the bank and a speedy wind up of its affairs. Moments are useless if trifled away; and they are dangerously wasted if consumed by delay in cases where One Minute Cough Cure would bring immediate relief.-Boschert & Williams. James Midcap of Earlton was in town yesterday. Jno. W. Locke was up from Erie yesterday seeing the sights. J.C. Wardand wife of Shaw attended the show last night. Mrs. J. M. McConnel of Shaw visited relatives in.town this week. C. E. Allison and J. Foster Allen were up from Erie yesterday. J. E. Huls, of Logan, Ohio, isin town visiting his uncle, Prof. J. W. Weltner. Sam Friedline was in town yesterday. He said he did not come to see

2. October 2, 1897 The Topeka State Journal Topeka, KS

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Receiver for Chanute Bank. Chanute, Oct. 2.-At a suit commenced some time ago by the Fourth National bank of St. Louis, et. al., for the appointment of a receiver for the Chanute National bank, to wind up its affairs, Judge Stillwell today appointed D. M. Kennedy as such receiver.

3. October 6, 1897 The Advocate Topeka, KS

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Kansas Gleanings. Diphtheria is epidemic at Ottawa. Iola had a population of 2,765 September 27. J. M. Higgins is the new publisher of the Greeley Graphic. Ex-State Auditor Cole will be a candidate for renomination. A receiver has been appointed for the Chanute national bank. Harper county Democrats have put a full ticket in the field. An electric line will soon connect Leavenworth and Lansing. Governor Leedy spoke to 2,000 people at Eldorado September 23. An independent negro ticket has been named in Sedgwick county. Harry W. Tucker succeeds R. D. Oliver as editor of the Walnut Advance. Senators Hart, Titus, Ryan, Field and Lupfer visited Topeka's Fall Festival. Scarcity of water for drinking purposes is reported in parts of southeast Kansas. The Republicans of Norton county have nominated Miss Kate Johnson for Treasurer. Senator Hart says that the Populists of Norton county have named a splendid ticket. Ex Senator Ingalls accompanied the Atchison delegation which attended the Topeka carnival. Judge Myers, of Leavenworth, holds that is is unlawful to open and run a barber shop on Sunday. Judge Simons, of Fort Scott, holds that women cannot serve on juries, as they are not qualified electors. Kansas is rapidly acquiring an enviable place on the map in the minds of the people of the entire country. Reports tend to indicate that a very greatly increased acreage of wheat will be sown in this State this year. When Senator Baker names a Leland man for office he has pretty fair success in getting a commission for him. The square is on the right hand side of the ballot this year. Remember this or you will vote the wrong ticket. George L. Banks, of Independence, has received a medal from Congress for meritorious service at Missionary Ridge. Engineer Roper, of the Reform School at Topeka, has been discharged for misconduct. This was not unexpected. The Winfield school board is still adhering to its old contract and compelling patrons to pay trust prices for books. Atchison has instituted condemnation proceedings which will be followed by city ownership of the waterworks plant. The Newton Republican has been sold by John N. Reynolds to Will Krehbiel, lately telegraph editor of the Topeka Capital. The law which provided that the term of the County Treasurer should begin in October instead of January went into effect in 1868. During Topeka's Fall Festival week the police made 166 arrests, of which forty were for drunkenness. Fourteen jointists were pulled. B. C. Estes, the Populist nominee for Treasurer in Stafford county, has withdrawn and Frank Maxon was placed on the ticket in his place. Stockmen shipped 10,829 head of stock cattle and feeders to Kansas points from the Kansas City stock yards during the week ending September 25. Levi Ferguson has been appointed postmaster at Wellington. Andy Richards, of the Mail, seems to have lost prestige with the powers that be. The Stafflebacks, the Galena murderers, have been sentenced to the Penitentiary. The two men go for life, while Mrs. Staffleback gets twenty-one years. J. F. Lawson, of Hutchinson, won the $100 prize offered by the National Exocutive committee of the Irrigation Congress for the best paper on irrigation.

4. April 22, 1898 The Chanute Times Chanute, KS

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Real Estate Transfers, Concordia L. & T. Company, Tr,, to Con cordia T. & L. Company, of Missouri, tr qcd w 1/33 ne1/4 and e 1/2 nw14 35 and sw14 26,30, 18 D.M. Kennedy, Receiver to Jno. H. Sperry wd lots 678910 and 11, block 29 700 Thayer Bertha Starks et al. to Chas. M. Koenig wd lots 4, 6, 8 and 10. blk 2, Scannell's 35 2d add to Mission E. G. Johnson to James M. Jones wd W 120 1/2 se14 26, 27,17 Sheriff Neosho county to Concordia L & T Company, sd w 1/2 nw14 18 and W 1/2 nw 19 1/4 19, 29, 19 Concordia L. & T. Company to Harvey A. Brown wd W1/2 nw14 ,and w1/3 uw14 19, 29,19 J J Hurt, Receiver to L, M. Barlow wd. 112 lots 4 and 5 blk 12, New Chicago J W Forest and wife to Forest Bank wd 200 lot 20, block 21, Thayer Neosho county to E L Barnes td. lots 15 and 16 block 38 Thayer. A L Richardson to Eugene B. Johnson 1700 wd nw14,7,27, 19 Ira Davenport et al, executors to Sarah 300 E. McKnight wd n 1/2 sw14 7, 30, 18 Mary V. Gilchrist and husband to Chanute Milling Company wd lots 6, 7, 8. 9, 100 block 8, New Chicago John F Crockett and wife to Holmes & 650 Gay wd nw14 nw1/s 6, 30, 19 D M Kennedy, Receiver to J. L and H. G. Barnes wd part S 1/2 se1/4 ne14 20, 27, 1500 18 (Chanute National Bank) Wm W O'Bryan and wife to St, Francis P M Institute wd ne1/4 se1/4 less 10 acres 75 13, 29, 20 wm W O'Bryan and wife to Anna A. 1 Moore qcd lots 10 and 12 bk 20, Mission

5. December 30, 1898 The Chanute Times Chanute, KS

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Winans the court tinds for Johnson & Kyle, subject to the following limitations: As between Manning and Winans the latter is allowed a credit of $116.06, amount of premium paid for Insurance, and it is ordered that upon Winans paying $38.68 into court for Johnson & Kyle, then the warranty deed and bond attached shall stand wholly cancelled. 4th Nat'l Bank of St. Louis VS Chanute Nat'l Bank; report, of receiver filed and approved; sales of real-estate approved and receiver will execute deeds thereon. He will proceed to pay dividend out of funds on hand. He is ordered to proceed to take such action to wind up receivership by next regular term of court. All assets uncollected or undisposed of he will sell at public sale for cash in hand, after giving three notices in a newspaper. John A and H M Brooks vs TZ Stevenson et al; court adjudged that Ava Stevenson holds title to lot 10, block 9,- City of Erie, subject to right of plaintiff to have said property sold in satisfaction of judgment of plaintiff. Millie J Hudson VS Jas B Hudson; plaintiff granted divorce and awarded personal property consisting of household goods. W E Barker VS Board of County Commissioners; appeal dismissed and Board to proceed as if no apreal had been taken.

6. March 10, 1899 The Chanute Times Chanute, KS

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(First published in THE GHANUTE TIMES March 10, 1899.) RECEIVER'S SALE. I, the undersigned, will sell at public sale on Saturdry, April 1st, 1899, at 2 o'clock p.m.,at the corner of 4th and Depot streets, the remaining assets of the old Chauute National Bank, consisting of the following property, to-wit: 1 good book case, 1 leather note case, 1 lot of watches; also all notes and judgments now held by the Receiver of said bank (a list of which can be seen by calling upon the Receiver), also Lot 13, Block 1, with house thereon in Mill addition to Chanute; also Lots 3 and 4 in Block 6, and Lots 1 and 2 in Block 5, and Lots 1,2, 3 and 4 in Block No. 4, situated in Johnston's additi n t, t the town of Otley, Marion county, Iown. DORA HEROD, D. M. KENNEDY, Auctioneer. Receiver. By or ter of the court.

7. March 24, 1899 The Chanute Times Chanute, KS

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(First published in THE GHANUTE TIMES March 10, 1899.) RECEIVER'S SALE. I, the undersigned, will sell at public sale on Saturdry, April 1st, 1899, at 2 o'clock p.m.,at the corner of 4th and Depot streets, the remaining assets of the old Chauute National Bank, consisting of the following property, to-wit: 1 good book case, 1 leather note case, 1 lot of watches; also all notes and judgments now held by the Receiver of said bank (a list of which can be seen by calling upon the Receiver), also Lot 13, Block 1, with house thereon in Mill addition to Chanute; also Lots 3 and 4 in Block 6, and Lots 1 and 2 in Block 5, and Lots 1,2, 3 and 4 in Block No. 4, situated in Johnston's addition to the town of Otley, Marion county, Iowa. D. M. KENNEDY, DORA HEROD, Receiver. Auctioneer. By order of the court.

8. July 12, 1901 The Chanute Times Chanute, KS

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Court Docket. The court docket for the July term of the district court is as follows: State ex rel Bailey's bank, motion. 4th National bank, St. Louis, et al vs Chanute National bank et al, receivership. Jones Bros & Co. vs Evison & West, recover money. Western Union Tel Co vs J M Massy et al, injunction. D M Kennedy as rec et al vs M T and T C Jones, recovery of money on bond. State of Kansas VS William Treadway, embezzlement. Henry P Lowenstein vs John T Turner et al, foreclosure. State of Kansas vs Lewis Williams, burglary. W J Walker vs Board Co Com et al, injunction. Sarah Garroute vs Board Co Com et al, injunction. Fannie Rosenthal VS Board Co Com et al, injunction. I C Mann vs Board Co Com et al, injunction. W A Hensley vs B M Smith, quiet title. J H Steinberger et al VS Board Co Com et al. Benjamin Sharpless vs W M Baxter et al, confirmation. M K & T Ry Co vs R N Allen et al. Interstate Mfg Trust Co vs Robt E Carey et al, foreclosure. Laura A J Bailey VS A S Lapham as ex de bonus non, etc, recovery of money. State of Kansas vs William Cebolt, false pretense. State of Kansas vs John Burton, breaking jail. State of Kansas vs Charles Craig, grand larceny. State of Kansas vs Jesse Miller, grand larceny. R C Rawlings VS M K & T Ry Co., personal damages. Patee & Gaughan vs O M Balch, recovery of money. State of Kansas ex rel vs Henry Mills, DC McKay, J W Forest, recover on-bond. James C Blanford vs Laura Mott et al, quiet title. State of Kansas VS CS Denisonand John H Stout. recover on bond. John W Sanford vs M K & T Ry Co personal injury. K R Stanley vs Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co. personal injury. J A Wells vs Supreme Lodge of Ord. of Select Friends, recovery of money and appointment of receiver. T F Rager vs George W Grigsby et al, foreclosure. Fred Orton vs M K & T Ry Co, personal injury. John Lynch et al vs Belle Fallen et al, suit in partition. The John Brittain Dry Goods Co vs Geo. Cunningnam. Geo Alcock vs S and A P Rosa, replevy. Ella S Jefferies BaSome vs Board Co Com. Bertha Miller VS Alexander Miller, divorce. D M Kennedy as trustee vs for R N Allen et al vs W M Wilfong. Geo T Bradges vs Ed C Dent, the Chanute State bank and G N Lindsay. In the matter of the application of M O Brian et al for a county ditch. W F Moran vs William Reeve. A D Kinne vs the Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co. State of Kansas vs John Lewis, divorce. Mary O'Donnell vs Michael J McCormick. C E Bowman vs Malissa Л Bowman. State of Kansas VS C E Carroll. Nancy Paddock et al vs J A Glentzer et al. In the matter of the petition and application of Susan A Stater for a change of name. The City of Chanute vs Charles Warfield. A H Roberts and Fred Staffacher vs W T McDonald. W C Williams, Jr. vs Board Co Com et al. State vs Spangler, grand larceny. In the matter of the application of Estella Guinana for a writ of habeas corpus. State vs Kit Woods, arson. J C Merritt VS City of Chanute, a municipal corp, and James Ward, St Com for the city of Chanute.