Bank of St Albans (St Albans, VT)

Episode Information

Episode UID
3656112791007
Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Bank ID
365611279 hash
Start Date
November 23, 1883
Location
St Albans, Vermont (44.811, -73.083)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
953e5f2020ecc163

Response Measures

None

Description

Multiple articles refer to receivers and dividends, indicating the bank was placed in receivership and did not continue normal operations.

Events (6)
1. November 23, 1883 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Ex-Governor Hendee, of Vermont, receiver of the bank at St. Albans in which Bradley Barlow is interested.
Source
newspapers
2. November 23, 1883 Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Bank placed in receivership (insolvency/financial failure) resulting in suspension of normal operations.
Newspaper Excerpt
Ex-Governor Hendee, of Vermont, receiver of the bank at St. Albans
Source
newspapers
3. May 9, 1884 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Daniel Roberts ... appointed receiver of the bank at St. Albans.
Source
newspapers
4. May 9, 1884 Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Appointment of a receiver indicates bank failure and suspension of payments/operations.
Newspaper Excerpt
Daniel Roberts of Burlir appointed receiver of the bank at St. Albans.
Source
newspapers
5. January 15, 1886 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Receiver Witters of the of St. Albans has remptroller an order to cent. dividend, amo $35,500.
Source
newspapers
6. January 15, 1886 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Receiver Witters ... report to comptroller an order to pay dividend, amount $35,500.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)
1. November 23, 1883 New-York Tribune New York, NY
Article from New-York Tribune, November 23, 1883

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THE SOUTHEASTERN SEIZED. MONTREAL, Nov. 22.-Sheriff Quesnel, of Athabaska, seized the whole line of the Southeastern Railway to-day, but a compromise was made regarding the movables. The seizure was for a claim of $20,000 by the Township of Wickham. The Sheriff has forwarded to The Official Gazette a notice of ssle for Janaary 29. Ex-Governor Hendee, of Vermont, receiver of the bank at St. Albans in which Bradley Barlow is interested, has been in the city for the past few days endeavoring to ar. range Mr. Barlow's affairs in regard to the Southeastern road, which are daily becoming more complicated by lawsuits and seizures.

2. May 9, 1884 The Middlebury Register and Addison County Journal Middlebury, VT
Article from The Middlebury Register and Addison County Journal, May 9, 1884

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State and Vicit Dr. William Thibault dropped dead with rheu heart. Vermont would receive the national education bill passed the Senate. The telephone line from St. Albans is being const rate of four miles a day. Col. Charles H. Joyce house in Rutland and tak manent abode in Washingt Daniel Roberts of Burlir appointed receiver of the bank at St. Albans. and ha It is reported that St. Al tried to organize a new there could raise but $12.0 ital stock. The State convention o backers is to be held at We 15th. to choose delegates convention of the party. At Rochester, Monday, cester. owner of the iron instantly killed by being shafting in the shop. Bennington has the lar; the world in genuine spri average sales of this con 12,000 pounds annually. R. E. Peabody. formerl county. has been sentence by the distret court at Red five years in the penitentia Frank Howard. who Deputy U. S. Marshal Fisl ven, two weeks ago, is sa cealed in the woods in Fait Abram Ploof. a Ferrisb who was suspected of usi been fined and costs for shoot the fish warden of Judge Royee sustained t against Lawrence Brainer and decided that Brainerd at the preliminary hearing Charles Savage of Ste killed by the falling of while fighting a forest fir He leaves a wife and five six years old. A venerable and high Windham county man is Si fered a young woman $10 him. and the same authori she has accepted. Bishop De Goesbriand is residence built in Burlingt bly a boarding school. more than 1100 children in schools in that city. St. Albans has had five : since April 21. None of t large, but they have all be to indicate strongly the band of incendiaries. The slate interest of Ver more promising than this is a gradual increase in t vested, the number of labor and the profits on the outl: Work upon the new Fr church at Burlington is There are about forty world upon the building. It is the work will require two the church will cost $100.0 The voters of the Benn district are scared by H fany's recent defalcation a to return the $20,000 given entine on condition tha should become responsible The Concord (N, H.) Tr Col. Hooker's candidacy I of pension agent at that pl cipally upon the hope of SI petition between the other President will deem it best lection from some other SI The Democrats hold thei tion at Montpelier.June 5, W. Redington of Rutland N. P. Bowman of St. John tenant-governor and H. Bakersfield for treasurer Tilden delegates to Chicag A Chittenden county la league has been organized with these officers Presi ley treasurer, Henry McN R. M. Clapp; a vice-presi town. an executive comi membier in each town an lingtón ward.

3. January 15, 1886 Middlebury Register Middlebury, VT
Article from Middlebury Register, January 15, 1886

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Joseph Tierney, a well horse-trainer, died la years. St. Johnsbury young m a snow-shoe club f ports. new 28-column woman's Vermont Literary Quar unched at Montpelier. H. I. Hawley of Waterb bout the head Monday, bu consequence of the upse lamp. The university of Vern a total of 354 names o in the academical de in the medical school. Montpelier hasn't had a Engine company No. disbanded believing 1 use for their services. Rev. F. C. Cowper, rect hurch in Northfield, has a church at Phillipsbur Northfield January Receiver Witters of the of St. Albans has re omptroller an order to cent. dividend, amo $35,500. Jedediah Williams of ently injured by a runaw the town of Randolp ecause his horse was f1 icensed dog. Edward Kinney, a worl and marble quarry, 20 probably fatally injured mall piece of marble fro him in the back. Gymnastic training is he girls in St. Johnsbur young women has goi month's instruction to form classes and teach through the year. The Sprague Guards of chosen these officers Cl treasurer, J. W. Si committee, E. C. Davids, Germond; standing ed Barrett. A. J. Dimick, C. armorer, Ira Langdon. Rutland again has st policemen. President I second time the trustees down the village machi matter must lie over till a meeting, the people light and protection until F.M. Wood, recently master at South London deposed on charges repo partment by Inspector I which was that of sell property. Henry Godda: Ludlow lawyer, is the ne A stock company cal Publishing company has Fairhaven and about F will start a new weekly R paper, called theRutland is understood that Frai former proprieter of the will run the new venture We are glad to notice t recommends a renew priation of $7500 in aid o monument, which la of failure of conditions. projected is to be a worth sachusetts should have a she had a large one in commemorated.-Boston Don A. Barker sold t Slate works, January 4, 1 acres on which their