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A Tacoma Bank. Tacoma, Wash, July 21.-The Traders' bank suspended today.
Traders Bank (Tacoma, WA)
Episode Information
- Episode UID
195564991123- Episode Type
- Run → Suspension → Closure
- Bank Type
- trust
- Bank ID
-
19556499hash - Start Date
- July 21, 1893
- Location
- Tacoma, Washington (47.253, -122.444)
Metadata
- Model
- gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
- Short Digest
27cab2227738f0ad
Response Measures
None
Events (4)
1.
July 21, 1893
Run
- Cause Details
- Heavy withdrawals produced a suspension (run), exact trigger not specified in articles.
- Newspaper Excerpt
- The Traders' bank suspended today.
- Source
- newspapers
2.
January 24, 1894
Reopening
- Newspaper Excerpt
- The Traders' Bank, suspended last August, will resume business tomorrow.
- Source
- newspapers
3.
May 19, 1894
Receivership
- Newspaper Excerpt
- An application was filed ... requesting the court to appoint a receiver for the Traders' Bank of Tacoma. The court appointed Leonard Howarth ... The bank will liquidate.
- Source
- newspapers
4.
May 19, 1894
Suspension
- Cause
- Voluntary Liquidation
- Cause Details
- Largest stockholders decided to close and liquidate after deposits fell sharply since reopening.
- Newspaper Excerpt
- The Traders' bank of Tacoma suspended payment this morning and a receiver was appointed.
- Source
- newspapers
Newspaper Articles (13)
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WILL RESUME BUSINESS. Tacoma, Jan. 24.-The Traders' Bank, suspended last August, will resume business tomorrow.
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TACOMA BANK CLOSED. TACOMA, Wash., May 19.-The Traders' bank of Tacoma suspended payment this morning and a receiver was appointed. This bank failed last summer and respened a few months ago. It is said all depositors will be paid.
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AGAIN SUSPENDED. / Portland, Or., May 19.-Word has been received from Tacoma that the Traders' National bank suspended today. The bank was closed during last summer's crash, but reopened after a few weeks.
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CLOSED FOR LIQUIDATION. This Time the Traders' Bank Will Not Resume. Tacoma, Wash., May 19.-Just previous to the opening of the Superior Court this morning an application was filed in the clerk's office by Trustees George Browne and Henry Hewitt Jr., requesting the court to appoint a receiver for the Traders' Bank of Tacoma. The court appointed Leonard Howarth, Mr. Hewitt's private secretary, fixing his bond at $50,000. The bank will liquidate. The Traders' was one of the largest banks in Tacoma up to July 21, 1893, and its stock had sold at above $125. On that date, as a result of heavy withdrawls, the bank suspended, remaining closed until January 24 last, when it reopened. Since then deposits decreased from $150,000 to $55,000, and the largest stockholders decided to close and liquidate. The trustees say the assets are sufficient to pay all depositors and that the stockholders will be paid 50 to 75 per cent and perhaps in full for their stock. The capital was $500,000. The bank was organized six years ago.
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A RECEIVER APPOINTED. The Traders Bank of Tacoma Goes Into Liquidation. TACOMA, Wash., May 19.-Just previous to the opening of the superior court this morning, an application was filed in the clerk's office by Trustees George Browne and Henry Hewitt, jr., requesting the court to appointa receiver for the Traders bank of Tacoma. The court appointed Leonard Howard, Mr. Hewitt's private secretary. fixing his bond at $50,000. The bank will liquidate. The Traders was one of the largest banks in Tacoma up to July 21, 1893, and its stock had sold at $1.25. On that date, as a result of heavv withdrawals, the bank suspended, remaining closed until January 24th last, when it reopened Since then deposits decreased from $150.000 to $55,000, and the largest stockholders decided to close and liquidate. The trustees say the assets are sufficient to pay all depositors and that the stockholders will be paid 50 to 75 per cent and perhaps in full for their stock. The capital was $500,000. The bank was organized six years ago.
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TACOMA BANK FAILURE. Tacoma, Wash., May 19.-On application of two trustees, the superior court today appointed Leonard Howarth receiver of the Traders' Bank of Tacoma. The bank will liquidate. The Traders' was one of the largest banks in Tacoma up to July, 1893, when, as a result of heavy withdrawals, the bank suspended, remaining closed until January 24 last, when it reopened.
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Tacoma Bank Suspends. Tacoma, May 19.-The Traders' Bank of Tacoma suspended payment this morning and a receiver was appointed. This bank failed last summer and reopened a few months ago. It is said all depositors will be paid.
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Bank Failure at Tacoma. Ticoma, Wash., May 21.-The Traders' B: nk of Tacoma suspended payment this If orning and a receiver was appointed. The bank failed last summer and eopened a few months ago. It is said all depositors will be paid.
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Failure of a Tacoma Bank. The Traders' Bank of Tacoma, Wash. suspended payment and a receiver was appointed. This bank failed last summer and reopened a few months ago, It is said all the depositors will be paid.
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Bank Failure at Tacoma. Tacoma, Wash., May 21.-The Traders' Bank of Tacoma suspended payment this morning and a receiver was appointed. The bank failed last summer and eopened a few months : go. It is said all depositors will be paid.
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Bank Failure at Tacoma. Treoma. Wash., May 21.-The Traders' Bank of Tacona suspended payment this no in in and a receiver was appointed. The bank failed last summer and (-opened a few months :go. It . is said oil depositors vill be paid.
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South and West. CONGRESSMAN OATES'S nomination for Governor of Alabama is assured as more than enough delegates who favor him have been chosen in the County Conventions THE Cleveland (Ohio) conference between miners and operators to settle the bituminous coal strike came to naught. OVER 150 Industrials raided ranches and fruit farms in Vaca Valley, California, for the purpose of driving out the Chinese and and Japanese. They took a number of prisoners and drove them ahead, maltroating them. The Industrials were finally arrested and with the Chinese and Japanese placed in custody in Vacaville, J. H. BLAYTON shot and kille his young wife at Richmond, Va. He then shot and cut himself. THE Georgia Populist State Convention at Atlanta nominated J. K. Hines, of Atlanta, for Governor. Hines is a well-known attorney who was at one time a Judge of the Superior Court In Georgia HENRY SCOTT. colored, arrested for the murder of his six-year-oldstepdaughter was lynched by a mob of 100 colored men at Jefferson, Texas. DURING a storm in Hawkins County, Tennessee, crops were badly damaged. A number of persons were injured, and one. a colored man named John Kelly, was killed. MANY dwellings on a Cincinuati (Ohto) hillside have been twisted out of shape and are threatened with demolition by a slowmoving landslide. THE Traders' Bank, of Tacoma, Wash., which failed last summer and reopened a few months later, has suspended again and a receiver has been appointed. Two aldermen, three police officers and four judges and clerks of election were indicted in Chicago, Ill., for alleged violation of election laws. NOTHING like the weather of a few days ago has been experienced in Texas for twenty years. There was a heavy frost, and crops are badly damaged. THE heaviest snowstorm in years prevailed in Eastern Kentucky. At Corbin the snow was eight inches deep. All sorts of crops were rulned or badly injured as is result. WILLIAM PURDUE. at Rinehart, Mo., shot and killed A. W. Randle, then set fire to Rundle's house, and shot and killed himself. Rundle received five bullets in his head. He was about filty-eight years of age. His murderer was a single man, about thirty-five years old.