Arkansas National Bank (Hot Springs, AR)

Episode Information

Episode UID
283201013
Episode Type
Run Only
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
28320 national
Charter Number
2832
Start Date
May 27, 1884
Location
Hot Springs, Arkansas (34.504, -93.055)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
1f4c7cc68d1893e3

Response Measures

None

Events (2)

1. December 5, 1882 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. May 27, 1884 Run
Cause
Local Banks
Cause Details
Run at Arkansas National began after a run and closure of the Hot Springs National Bank amid rumors about its president.
Newspaper Excerpt
A run has commenced on the Arkansas National bank, Hot Springs, which is understood to be in good condition.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (10)

Article from Daily Kennebec Journal, May 28, 1884

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Another Bank in Trouble. HOT SPRINGS, Ark., May 27. The Hot Springs National Bank closed its doors today, owing to a run on the bank, caused by the reported absence of the president, Andrew Bruon. The liabilities are $40,000. A run has commenced on the Arkansas National Bank of Hot Springs, which is understood to be in good condition. There is great excitement.


Article from Eureka Daily Sentinel, May 28, 1884

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Another Bank Closed. Hor SPRINGS, Ark., May 27.-The Hot Springs National Bank closed its doors, owing to a run on the bank, caused by the reported absence of the President, Andrew Bruon. The liabilities are $60,000. A run was commenced on the Arkansas National Bank, Hot Springs, which is understood to be in good condition. There is great excitement.


Article from The Democratic Leader, May 28, 1884

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A Rumor Causes a Run. HOT SPRINGS, Ark., May 27.-The Hot Springs National bank closed its doors to-day owing to a run on the bank caused by the reported absence of President Andrew Brown. The liabilities are $40,000. A run has also commenced on the Arkansas National bank, which is understood to be in good condition. There is great excitement.


Article from The Semi-Weekly Miner, May 28, 1884

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Runs on Banks. HOT SPRINGS, May 27.-The Hot Springs National bank closed its doors, owing to a run on the bank caused by the reported absence of President Andrew Bruon; liabilities, $40,000. A run has commenced on the Arkansas National bank, Hot Springs, which is understood to be in good condition. Great excitement prevails.


Article from The Rock Island Argus, May 28, 1884

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Bank Failure at Hot Springs. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 28.-A Hot Springs special says the Hot Springs National bank closed its doors, owing to a run on the bank caused by the reported absence of President Andrew Brown with a balance to his debit of $40,000. The run commenced on the Arkansas National bank, of Hot Springs, which, it is understood, is in good condition. There is great excitement at Hot Springs.


Article from The Daily Dispatch, May 28, 1884

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says that the Hot Springs National Bank closed its doors to-day owing to a run on the bank caused by the reported absence of President Andrew Bruton. Its liabilities are $40,000. A run has commenced on the Arkansas National Bank, Hot Springs. which is understood to be in good condition. There is great excitement at Hot Springs.


Article from The Dallas Daily Herald, May 28, 1884

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A Panic at Hot Springs. LITTLE Rock, Ark., May 27.-The Demo crat's Hot Springs special says; The Hot Springs National bank closed its doors owing to a run on the bank, caused by the reported absence of President Andrew Bruen. Liabilities, $40,000. A run has commeneed on the Arkansas National bank, of Hot Springs, which it is understood isin good condition. There is great excitement st Hot Springs. LITTLE Rook, May 27.-This afternoon a worrant was issued in Hot Springs for President Bruon's arrest. He is charged with falsifying the bank's accounts, but be could not be found. 0.0 of the directors telegraphs that


Article from The Salt Lake Herald, May 28, 1884

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Bank Breaks. Hot Springs, 27. - The Springe National Bank closed its doors, owing to the run on the bank caused by the reported absence of President Andrew Brown. Liabilities, $40,000. A run has commenced in the Arkansas National Bank, Hot Springs, which is understood to be in good condition. Great excitement.


Article from The Emporia Weekly News, May 29, 1884

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It Has Reached Hot Springs. LITTLE Rock, May 27.-The Democrat's Hot Springs special says: The Hot Springs National bank closed its doors owing to a run on the bank caused by the reported absence of President Andrew Bruon. Liabilities, $40,000. A run commenced on the Arkansas National bank at Hot Springs, which 18 understood to be in good condition. Great excl'ement at Hot Springs.


Article from Iowa County Democrat, May 30, 1884

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Another Bank. LITTLE Rock, Ark., May 27 - The Democrat's Hot Springs special says the Hot Springs National bank has closed its doors owing to a run on the bank caused by the reported absence of the president, Andrew Bruon. Liabilities $40,000. A run commenced on the Arkansas National bank which is understood to be in good condition. Great excitement prevails at Hot Springs.