gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
93a11679ef6f9bd6
Response Measures
None
Description
OCR variation in trustee name (G./C. W. Chase) appears across articles.
Events (2)
1.June 25, 1895Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
The well-known banking house of G. Haywood and Son assigned today to G. W. Chase. Liabilities are about $180,000; assets, $270,000.
Source
newspapers
2.June 25, 1895Suspension
Cause Details
Bank assigned to a trustee (failure/assignment), no run reported in articles.
Newspaper Excerpt
The well-known banking house of G. Haywood and Son assigned today to G. W. Chase.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (10)
1.June 26, 1895The Wichita Daily EagleWichita, KS
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Article Text
Clinton, Ia. June 25.-The well-known banking house of G. Haywood and Son assigned today to G. W. Chase. Liabilities are about $180,000; assets, $270.000. It is thought that all claims will be liquidated.
2.June 26, 1895Omaha Daily BeeOmaha, NE
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Clinton Banking Firm Assigns. CLINTON, Ia., June 25.-The well known banking house of G. Haywood & Son assigned today to G. W. Chase. Liabilities. $180,000; assets, $270,000. It is said that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar.
3.June 27, 1895The Sauk Centre HeraldSauk Centre, MN
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Iowa Bankers Assign. CLINTON, Ia., June 27.-The well known banking house of G. Haywood & Son has assigned to C. W. Chase. Liabilities are about $160,000; assets, $270,000. It is thought that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar.
4.June 27, 1895The Pioneer PressMiller, SD
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Iowa Bankers Assign. CLINTON, Ia., June 27.-The well known banking house of G. Haywood & Son has assigned to C. W. Chase. Liabilities are about $160,000; assets, $270,000. It is thought that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar.
5.June 27, 1895The Madison Daily LeaderMadison, SD
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Iowa Bankers Assign. CLINTON, Ia., June 27.-The well known banking house of G. Haywood & Son has assigned to C. W. Chase. Liabilities are about $160,000; assets, $270,000. It is thought that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar.
6.June 27, 1895The Seattle Post-IntelligencerSeattle, WA
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An Iowa Bank Falls. Clinton, la., June 26.-The well-known banking house of G. Haywood & Son has assigned to G. W. Chase. The liabilities are about $180,000; assets, $270,000. It is thought all the claims will be liquidated
7.June 28, 1895The Goodland RepublicGoodland, KS
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Clinton Banking House Assigns. CLINTON, Ia., June 20.-The well known banking house of G. Haywood & Son assigned to G. W. Chase. Liabilities, $180,000; assets, $270,000. It is said that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar.
8.June 28, 1895The Cambria FreemanEbensburg, PA
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A Banking House Fails. CLINTON, Ia., June 26.-The wellknown banking house of G. Haywood & Son has assigned to J. W. Chase. Liabilities are about $160,000; assets, $270,000. It is thought that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar.
9.June 28, 1895Little Falls Weekly TranscriptLittle Falls, MN
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Iowa Bankers Assign. CLINTON, Ia., June 26.-The well known banking house of G. Haywood & Son has assigned to C. W. Chase. Liabilities are about $160,000; assets, $270,000. It is thought that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar.
10.June 29, 1895The Dickinson PressDickinson, ND
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Iowa Bankers Fail. Clinton. Iowa, June 27.-The well known banking house of G. Haywood & Son assigned to-day to C. W. Chase. : Liabilities are about $160,000. Assets, $270,000. It is thought that all claims will be liquidated dollar for dollar.
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