Hagerstown Bank - Hagerstown, MD

Bank Information

Episode Type: Run Only
Bank Type: state
Start Date: *
Location: Hagerstown, Maryland (39.642, -77.720)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 541e8cce

Response Measures

None

Description

Short 1866 newspaper item mentions a run on the Hagerstown Bank (Judge Rench's run), then states The Bank survives. No suspension, closure, or reopening is reported. Details and timing of the run are not given in the excerpt.

Events (1)

1. * Run

Cause Details: Article only references a run by 'Judge Rench' without explaining a trigger or broader panic.
Newspaper Excerpt: What's become of Judge Rench's run on the Hagerstown Bank. The Bank survives
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. July 12, 1866 Maryland Free Press Hagerstown, Williamsport, MD

Article from Maryland Free Press, July 12, 1866

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Article Text

Several "What's." What's the reason the Radical to Press and party find nothing to condemn in Frank Thomas' course in Congress. What's the reason they always select as "orators" for important occasions, such as Ward of New York who voted in Congress for Negro Suffrage. What's the reason that under Radical rule, National, State and County taxes are always increased. What's the reason the most streneous advocates for maintaining the Registry law are found among Radical office holders. What's become of Judge Rench's run on the Hagerstown Bank. The Bank survives-how's the Judge. We've heard tell before of the chap who went on a bust with a picayune to spend.