gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
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Response Measures
Full suspension, Books examined
Events (4)
1.May 30, 1864Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2.November 3, 1891Run
Cause
Correspondent
Cause Details
Failure of the Maverick (Maverick National) Bank of Boston, which held $40,000 of the First National's funds, triggered depositor withdrawals.
Measures
Temporarily suspended payments; examiner ordered to take charge.
Newspaper Excerpt
the announcement of the failure of the Maverick Bank ... caused a run by the depositors
Source
newspapers
3.November 3, 1891Suspension
Cause
Correspondent
Cause Details
Suspension followed directly from the run triggered by the Maverick Bank failure and loss of correspondent funds.
Newspaper Excerpt
the bank has temporarily suspended payment. The bank is perfectly solvent.
Source
newspapers
4.November 30, 1891Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
The First National Bank ... has resumed business.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (18)
1.November 3, 1891Evening StarWashington, DC
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Effect of the Boston Bank Failure. DAMARIBOOTTA, Mr., Nov. 8.-The announcement of the failure of the Maverick Bank, which held $40,000 of the funds of the First National Bank of this town, caused a run by the depositors and the bank has temporarily suspended solvent. payment. The bank is perfectly
2.November 3, 1891Evening StarWashington, DC
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Effect of the Boston Bank Failure. DAMARISCOTTA, Mr., Nov. 8.-The announcement of the failure of the Maverick Bank, which held $40,000 of the funds of the First National Bank of this town, caused a run by the depositors and the bank has temporarily suspended payment. The bank is perfectly solvent.
3.November 4, 1891Evening StarWashington, DC
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ANOTHER BANK IN TROUBLE. - The controller of the currency has received information that the First National Bank of Damariscotta, Me., had been forced to suspend payments in consequence of the failure of the Maverick National Bank of Boston. He said that the bank is in good shape and will undoubtedly be able to resume business in a short time.
4.November 4, 1891Evening CapitalAnnapolis, MD
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Solvent, but Had to Suspend. DAMARISCOTTA, Me., Nov. 4.-The announcement of the failure of the Maverick bank, which held $40,000 of the First National bank of this town, caused a run by the depositors, and the bank has temporarily suspended payment. The bank is perfectly solvent.
5.November 4, 1891Pawtucket TribunePawtucket, RI
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Maine Bank Suspends. DAMARISCOTTA, Me., Nov. 4.-It is stated that an examiner has been ordered to take charge of the First Nat ional bank, which suspended Monday, owing to the failure of the Maverick bank in Boston. The bank is said to be perfectly solvent.
6.November 4, 1891The Morning CallSan Francisco, CA
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A Maine Bank Fails. DAMARISCOTTA (Me.), Nov. 3.-The announcement of the fall ure of the Maverick National Bank, which h Id $40,000 of the funds of the First National Bank of this town, caused a run by depositors, and the bank has temporarily suspended payment. The bank is perfectly solvent. It is stated an examiner has been ordered to take charge of the bank.
7.November 4, 1891The Morning NewsSavannah, GA
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A Run on a Maine Bank. DAMARISCOTTA, ME., Nov. 3.-The announcement of the failure of the Maverick bank, which held $40,000 of the First National Bank of this town, caused a run by the depositors and the bank has temporarily suspended payment. The bank is perfectly solvent.
8.November 4, 1891The Roanoke TimesRoanoke, VA
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Effects of the Maverick Failure. DAMARESCOTTA, Me., Nov. 3.-[Special.]-The announcement of the failure of the Maverick Bank, which held $40,000 of the funds of the First National Bank of this town. caused a run by depositors, and the bank has temporarily suspended payment. The bank is perfectly solvent.
9.November 5, 1891Grant County HeraldLancaster, WI
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in view of the disclosures connected with their arrest makes it doubtful if the 100 per cent. assessment to be levied on the stockholders will yield anything on the 2,300 shares held by those gentlemen. This view of the situation corresponds with that held by others who are posted in the matter. DRAGGED DOWN BY THE MAVERICK. Damariscotta, Me., Nov. 4. -The Maverick national bank of Boston held $40,000 of the funds of the First national bank of this city. The news of the failure of the former reached here Monday morning, and a run was at once started on the First national. It soon suspended payment and closed its doors.
10.November 5, 1891Delaware Gazette and State JournalWilmington, DE
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bank's assets by 20 per cent to allow for forced shrinkage resulted in a bad showing. Mr. Potter said that he personally could have settled the bank's indebtedness without the loss of a dollar to either stockholders or depositors, if given a little time. It now looks as if depositors would not get more than 70 cents on the dollar out of the wreck. The arrests and consequent loss of confidence will depreciate the returns from assessed stockholders. As a result of this failure. in which there is an indebtedness of $40,000 to the First National Bank of Damariscotta, Me., the latter has had a run and has suspended payment. although evidently solvent. The bank examiner has taken charge of it.
11.November 29, 1891New-York TribuneNew York, NY
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THE BANK WILL RESUME BUSINESS. Washington, Nov. 28.-The Bank Examiner who has had charge of the Damariscotta National Bank of Damariscotta, Me., ever since its suspension informed the Controller of the Currency last evening that he would turn the bank over to the directors this mornIng, with a view to the resumption of business.
12.November 30, 1891The Portland Daily PressPortland, ME
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e Bank May Resume Business. WASHINGTON, November 28.-The bank examiner who has had charge of the Damariscotta National Bank of Damariscotta, Me., ever since its suspension, informed
13.December 1, 1891The Record-UnionSacramento, CA
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Resumed Business. DAMARISCOTTA (Me.), Nov. 30.-The First National Bank, which closed its doors on account of the suspension of the Maverick Bank, has resumed business.
Bank Resumes Business. DAMARISCOTTE, Me., Nov. 30.-The First National bank, which closed its doors on account of the suspension of the Maverick bank, has resumed business.
15.December 1, 1891The Morning CallSan Francisco, CA
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A Suspended Bank Resumes Business. DAMARISCOTTA (Me.), Nov. 30.-The First National Bank, which closed its doors on account of the suspension of the Maverick Bank, has resumed business.
16.December 1, 1891Los Angeles HeraldLos Angeles, CA
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Resumed Business. DAMARISCOTTA, Me., Nov. 30.-The First National bank, which closed its doors on account of the suspension of the Maverick bank, has resumed business.
17.December 1, 1891The Salt Lake HeraldSalt Lake City, UT
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A Suspended Bank Resumes. DAMARISCOTTA, Me., Nov. 30.-The First National bank, which closed its doors on account of the suspension of the Maverick bank, has resumed business.
18.December 3, 1891Delaware Gazette and State JournalWilmington, DE
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A Maverick Cripple Resumes. Damariscotta, ME., Nov. 30-The First National Bank, which closed its doors on account of the suspension of the Maverick Bank of Boston, has resumed business and is transacting its affairs as usual.
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