Newspapers report a run on the State Bank of Forestville/Forrestville on June 21, 1905 tied to its close relations with the Fredonia National Bank (closed by federal authorities). Directors closed/suspended the bank on June 21; a state examiner arrived June 22 and investigators believed the bank was solvent and would be permitted to reopen. OCR shows variant spellings (Forrestville/Forestville) corrected to Forestville, NY.
Events (4)
1.June 21, 1905Run
Cause
Correspondent
Cause Details
Run triggered by close business relations with Fredonia National Bank, which had just been closed by federal authorities.
Measures
Directors were called together and decided to close the bank doors.
Newspaper Excerpt
After a run on the State bank of Forrestville, caused no doubt by the well known fact that it had close business relations with the Fredonia National bank, just closed by the federal authorities
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newspapers
2.June 21, 1905Suspension
Cause
Correspondent
Cause Details
Suspension/closing followed the run fueled by ties to the closed Fredonia National Bank.
Newspaper Excerpt
the directors were called together and at a conference decided to close the bank doors. Cashier Allen said the bank has resources ample to pay all depositors in full.
Source
newspapers
3.June 22, 1905Other
Newspaper Excerpt
C. W. Harmons, of the State banking department, has arrived in Forestville, and begun an examination of the State Bank, which suspended. The opinion prevails that it is solvent and will be permitted to reopen. The excitement over the closing of the Fredonia National Bank is subsiding.
Source
newspapers
4.June 22, 1905Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
The opinion prevails that it is solvent and will be permitted to reopen.
Forrestville (N. Y.) Bank Closed. DUNKIRK, N. Y,, June 21.-After a run on the State bank of Forrestville, caused no doubt by the well known fact that it had close business relations with the Fredonia National bank. just closed by the federal authorities, the directors were called together and at a conference decided to close the bank doors. Cashier Allen said the bank has resources ample to pay all depositors in full.
Forrestville, (N. Y.) Bank Closed. DUNKIRK, N. Y., June 21.-After a run on the State bank of Forrestville, caused no doubt by the well known fact that It had close business relations with the Fredonia National bank, just closed by the federal authorities, the directors were called together and at a conference decided to close the bank doors. Cashier Allen said the bank has resources ample to pay all depositors in full.
3.June 22, 1905The Washington TimesWashington, DC
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Article Text
FORESTVILLE BANK MAY PROVE TO BE SOLVENT DUNKIRK, N. Y., June 22.-C. W. Harmons, of the State banking department, has arrived in Forestville, and begun an examination of the State Bank, which suspended. The opinion prevails that it is solvent and will be permitted to reopen. The excitement over the closing of the Fredonia National Bank is subsiding.