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January 18, 1895
The Times
Owosso, MI
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Monday, Jan. 14. William H. Stillwell, 70 years old and an ex judge of Gravesend, L. I., was found dead in his apartments in Brooklyn with the gas turned on. Suicide is suspected. Domestic infelicity. The snow at Elva, Kas,, Albion, Ills., and other places in the west was covered with a yellowish brown dirt. John A. McKenzie, a well-known business man of Duluth, fell from a staircase landing to the floor below in the Spaulding hotel in that city and was killed. The fall was sixty feet. Nearly 1,500 families are destitute in the mining districts near Nelsonville, O. It was so cold in the street cars at Louisville during the blizzard that one woman fell unconscious in a car and had to be taken to a drug store to be revived. The Bank of St. Charles, at St. Charles, Minn., is closed by order of the state bank examiner, and a receiver will probably be appointed. Old Fort Union in New Mexico, part of General B. F. Butler's estate will be put in good repair by the general's trustees and given to the use of consumptives, free of rent.
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January 24, 1895
St. Paul Daily Globe
Saint Paul, MN
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HIS NORTH BRANCH BANK Got Kingsland Into Trouble at St. Charles. NORTH BRANCH, Minn., Jan. 23.-In addition to operating the Bank of St. Charles, in the southeastern corner of the state, Mr. Kingsland was proprietor of a private bank here. Upon the clos. ing of the St. Charles bank Mr. Kingsland made an assignment here to the cashier, C. L. Dobner. The North Branch bank had a capital of $15,000. Public Examiner Keuyon states that it was losses at North Branch that first got Mr. Kingsland into trouble, and in trying to retrieve these he went deeper into the mire. WINONA, Jan. 23.-A hearing was had before Judge Gould regarding the appointment of a receiver for the Bank of St. Charles. George Pretterkorn, connected with Pfefferkorn Bros.' bank at St. Charles. was urged, while others interested wanted to reorganize the institution, and asked that another receiver be appointed with that understanding. The statement of Public Examiner Kenyon showed the bank to have gross assets of $90,156.99. and liabilities of $63,191.55. Scaling the assets for depreciation 111 real estate, they are estimated at $53,327. Should the business be closed up depositors will probably only get 70 cents on the dollar, but should the bank be reorganized they will be paid in full.
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January 24, 1895
Grant County Herald
Lancaster, WI
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Minnesota Bank Closed. Sr . CHARLES, Minn., Jan. 14.-The Bank of St. Charles was closed Saturday morning on the order of the state bank examiner. Its stock is $25,000. President J. F. Kingsland owes the bank more than the 15 per cent. of the capital stock allowed by law. A receiver will likely be appointed.
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January 26, 1895
St. Paul Daily Globe
Saint Paul, MN
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A Later Report. The railroad cômmissioners deny responsibility for the Strom and Lindstrom bills regulating railroads. Friends of the bill resent that it was prepared by the railroad commissioners, but, to be more exact, that it came from their office. The commissioners deny knowl. edge of the bill or responsibility for it. It came from their office only in the sense that it was delivered to those who introduced it while they were in that office. The bills were not read in full. It is possible that it is the Iowa law adapted to this state, but the story is taken with grains of allowance. Itis thought nowthat from $5,000 up to possibly $8,000 will be the loss at North Branch. That this will be almost a to. sal loss, for the bank building and office furnishings and fixtures are all the astets. Everything available had been used apparently to bolster up the St. Charles concern. Mr. Dobner, the cashier, will attempt to straighten things out as much as possible. A warrant has been sworn out here for Kingsland's arrest, and there is a warm reception in store for the gentleman if he shows up. WINONA, Jan. 25.-Judge Gould has appointed Mark Campbell, of St. Charles, receiver of the Bank of St. Charles. Mr. Campbell was not asked for by any of the interests at the hearing. but his appointment gives general satisfaction.
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February 7, 1895
People's Voice
Wellington, KS
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Bank Failures Continue. Bank failures and defalcations continue to be the order of the day. On last Monday at Dover, N. H., Isaac F. Abbott, cashier of the Dover National bank, was discovered to be a defaulter to the amount of $85,000. On Saturday the bank at St. Charles, Minn., was restrained from doing business on an action brought by the state through the bank examiner, M. D. Kenyon. The complaint asks for a dissolution of the corporation and the appointment of a receiver. The capital stock of the bank is $25,000. of which over $20,000 had been loaned to J. F. Kingsland, the vice-president and ma nager. -Chicago Express.
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June 3, 1895
St. Paul Daily Globe
Saint Paul, MN
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CASH FOR CREDITORS. Dividend of 25 Per Cent Promised in St. Charles Bank Failure. Special to the Globe. WINONA, Minn., June 2.-Receiver C. A. Morey, of the insolvent Bank of St. Charles, has rendered his report here today to Judge O. B. Gould. The report shows the amount of claims to be $57,756.50, reduced by counter claims and off-sets to $54,419.37. The receiver now has in his hands $19,790.92, received from bills receivable paid and the sale of property. The report has received the immediate attention of Judge Gould, and, according to the petition of the receiver, in his report, a dividend of 25 per cent will be at once granted to those whose claims are beyond question.
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June 4, 1895
The Madison Daily Leader
Madison, SD
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MICDONALD BROS. Leading Hardware Merchants and Plumbers. or. Price's Cream Laking Powde SUBSCRIBE FOR Most Perfect Made. Cash for Creditor WINONA, Minn., June 4.-Receiver C. A. Morey of the insolvent Bank of THE St. Charles, has rendered his report here to Judge O. B. Gould. The report shows the amount of claims to be $57,756.50, reduced by counter claims LAKE. COUNTY and offsets to $54,419.37. The receiver now has in his hands $19,790.92, received from bills receivable paid and the sale of property.
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June 4, 1895
The Madison Daily Leader
Madison, SD
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McDONALD BROS., Leading Hardware Merchants and Plumbers. or. Price's Cream Laking Powder SUBSCRIBE FOR Most Perfect Made. Cash for Creditors. WINONA, Minn., June 4. -Receiver C. A. Morey of the insolvent Bank of THE St. Charles, has rendered his report here to Judge O. B. Gould. The report shows the amount of claims to be $57,756.50, reduced by counter claims LAKE COUNTY and offsets to $54,419.37. The receiver now has in his hands $19,790.92, received from bills receivable paid and the sale of property.
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June 5, 1895
New Ulm Review
New Ulm, MN
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Cash for Creditors. WINONA, Minn., June 4.-Receiver C. A. Morey of the insolvent Bank of St. Charles, has rendered his report here to Judge O. B. Gould. The report shows the amount of claims to be $57,756.50, reduced by counter claims and offsets to $54,419.37. The receiver now has in his hands $19,790.92, received from bills receivable paid and the sale of property.
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June 7, 1895
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Bismarck, ND
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Cash for Creditors. WINONA, Minn., June 4.-Receiver C. A. Morey of the insolvent Bank of St. Charles, has rendered his report here to Judge O. B. Gould. The report shows the amount of claims to be $57,756.50, reduced by counter claims and offsets to $54,419.37. The receiver now has in his hands $19,790.92, received from bills receivable paid and the sale of property.
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August 22, 1895
St. Paul Daily Globe
Saint Paul, MN
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Sues for His Deposit. Special to the Globe. WINONA, Minn., Aug. 21.-Suit has been brought in the district court by Charles E. Maynard, of St. Charles, against the receiver and stockholders of the defunct Bank of St. Charles to collect $225 still owing on deposit of $300.