gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
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Response Measures
None
Description
Former officials were later indicted; reopening followed a ~2-year receivership.
Events (3)
1.October 19, 1903Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Went into the hands of a receiver and closed on October 19, 1903.
Newspaper Excerpt
been in the hands of a receiver since October 19, 1903, when its doors were closed.
Source
newspapers
2.December 19, 1905Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
The Maryland Trust Company today resumed business with a balance of assets over liabilities of more than $750,000 after having been in the hands of a receiver since October 19, 1903, when its doors were closed. The principal business transaction today was the payment to creditors of an amount in the neighborhood of $1,700,000.
Source
newspapers
3.January 2, 1906Other
Newspaper Excerpt
grand jury ... returned indictments against three of the former officials, one of them Henry J. Bowdoin ... was arrested on a capias from the criminal court and released under a bond of $10,000.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (15)
1.December 19, 1905Evening Times-RepublicanMarshalltown, IA
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TRUST COMPANY RESUMES. Maryland Institution Reopens After Being Closed Two Years. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 19.-The Maryland Trust Company today resumed business with a balance of assets over liabilities of more than $750,000 after having been in the hands of a receiver since October 19, 1903, when its doors were closed. The principal business transaction today was the payment to creditors of an amount in the neighborhood of $1,700,000. The first account opened today was with an elderly woman who had been one of the creditors of the institution. New York capital is largely interested in the reorganized company.
2.December 22, 1905Milford ChronicleMilford, DE
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Maryland Trust Company Resumes. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 19.-The Maryland Trust company resumed business, with a balance of assets over liabilities of more thai $750,000, after having been in the hands of a receiver since October 19, 1903, when its doors were closed. The principal business transacted was the payment to creditors of an amount in the neighborhood of $1,700,000. The first account opened Avas with an elderly lady who had been one of the creditors of the institution. New York capital is largely interested in the reorganized company.
3.December 23, 1905Richmond PlanetRichmond, VA
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Maryland Trust Company Resumes. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 19.-The Maryland Trust company resumed business, with a balance of assets over liabilities of more thai $750,000, after having been in the hands of a receiver since October 19, 1903, when its doors were closed. The principal business transacted was the payment to creditors of an amount in the neighborhood of $1,700,000. The first account opened was with an elderly lady who had been one of the creditors of the institution. New York capital is largely interested in the reorganized company.
4.January 3, 1906Arizona RepublicanPhoenix, AZ
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OFFICERS INDICTED. A Result of Investigation of Affairs of Maryland Trust Company. Baltimore, Mr., Jan. 2.-The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust company, under the old regime, today returned indictments against three of the former officials, one of them Henry J. Boddoin, who was the vice president and in active charge at the time of suspension, was arrested on a capias from the criminal court and released under a bond of $10,000. The other two have not been arrested, and until they are taken into custody their names are withheld.
# Henry J. Bowdoin Arrested.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3. - The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust company under the old regime returned presentments against three of the former officials, and one of them. Henry J. Bowdoin, who was the vice president and in active charge at the time of suspension, has been arrested.
6.January 3, 1906The Birmingham Age-HeraldBirmingham, AL
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Presentments Against Officers. Baltimore, January 2.-The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust company under the old regime today returned presentments against three of the former officials, one of them Henry W. Bodoin, who was the vice president and in active charge at the time 01 suspension, was arrested on a capias from the criminal court and released under a bond of $10,000. The other two have not been arrested and until they are taken into custody their names are withheld by the states attorney office.
# OLD OFFICIALS
# UNDER ARREST
By Associated Press.
Baltimore, Jan. 2. -The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust Co. under the old regime today returned a presentment against three former officials. One of them, Henry J. Bowden, who was vice president and in active charge at the time of the suspension, was arrested on a capas from the criminal court and released under a bond of ten thousand dollars. The other two has not been arrested, and their names are withheld.
Henry J. Bowdela Arrested. BALTIMORE, Jan. 3. - The - grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust company under the old regime returned presentments against three of the former officials, and one of them. Henry J. Bowdoin. who was the vice president and in active charge at the time of suspension, has been arrested.
9.January 5, 1906The Forrest City TimesForrest City, AR
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RETURNED PRESENTMENTS The Grand Jury at Baltimore, Md., Indicts Former Officials of the Maryland Trust Co. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 3.-The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust Co., under the old regime, returned presentments against three of the former officials, one of them, Henry J. Bowdoin, who was the vice-president and in active charge at the time of the suspension, was arrested on a capias from the criminal court and released under bond of $10,000. The other two have not been arrested.
10.January 5, 1906The Stark County DemocratCanton, OH
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BIG FINANCIERS WERE PLACED ON THE CARPET TO TESTIFY Presentments Grand Jury Finds Against Former Officials of the Maryland Trust Company. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 2-The grand jury has found presentments against three former officers of the Maryland Trust Company serving at the time their company went into the hands of 1 receiver. one of these, Henry I Bowdoin, was arrested this afternoon. Mr. Bowdoin was the vice president of the company at the time of its failure. The presentment is based on alleged negngence in the management of the company's affairs in that department over which he had juriadiction. The greater. secrecy is being maintained as to the identity of the other officials accused. The grand jury has been investigating the affairs of the company for the last month. Prominent financiers, brokers, officials and employes of the company have been ordered before the body to test.fy concerning the management of the company prior to its failure. The Maryland Trust company went into the hands of a receiver on October 19, 1903. The company has been reorganized and a few days ago re. opened its doors with a capital of $1, 000,000.
11.January 11, 1906Iron County RegisterIronton, MO
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RETURNED PRESENTMENTS The Grand Jury at Baltimore, Md., Indicts Former Officials of the Maryland Trust Co. Balitmore, Md., Jan. 4.-The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust Co., under the old regime, returned presentments against three of the former officials. One of them, Henry J. Bowdoin, who was the vice-president and in active charge at the time of the suspension, was arrested on a capias from the criminal court and released under bond of $10,000. The other two have not been arrested.
12.January 11, 1906Mexico Missouri MessageMexico, MO
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RETURNED PRESENTMENTS The Grand Jury at Baltimore, Md., Indicts Former Officials of the Maryland Trust Co. Balitmore, Md., Jan. 4.-The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust Co., under the old regime, returned presentments against three of the former officials. One of them, Henry J. Bowdoin, who was the vice-president and in active charge at the time of the suspension, was arrested on a capias from the criminal court and released under bond of $10,000. The other two have not been arrested.
13.January 12, 1906Ripley County DemocratDoniphan, MO
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AN INVESTIGATION IS ON The Grand Jury at Baltimore, Md., Indicts Former Officials of the Maryland Trust Co. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 3.-The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust Co., under the old regime, returned presentments against three of the former officials. One of them, Henry J. Bowdoin, who was the vice-president and in active charge at the time of the suspension, was arrested on a capias from the criminal court and released under bond of $10,000. The other two have not been arrested.
14.January 12, 1906Morgan County DemocratVersailles, MO
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RETURNED PRESENTMENTS The Grand Jury at Baltimore, Md., Indicts Former Officials of the Maryland Trunt Co. Balitmore, Md., Jan. 4.-The grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of the Maryland Trust Co., under the old regime, returned presentments against three of the former officials. On of them, Heury J. Bowdoin, who was the vice-president and in active charge at the time of the suspension, was are rested on a capias from the criminal court and released under bond of $10,000. The other two have not been are rested.
15.January 13, 1906Evening StarWashington, DC
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Maryland Trust Won $281,447 Suit.
By a decision of the Maryland court of appeals at Baltimore yesterday the Me-chanics' National Bank of Baltimore loses its suit against the Maryland Trust Com-pany for $281,447, the case arising out of a deal which netted Mr. John B. Ramsay, president of the bank, a commission of $100,000. The deal occurred before the Maryland Trust went into a receiver's hands, and arose out of the absorption by that company of the Guardian Trust Com-pany. According to the opinion of the court Mr. Ramsay was acting as agent for the Maryland Trust, one provision of the deal being that the Maryland Trust was to buy up a large share of its own stock, the money for that purpose to be advanced by the Mechanics' National Bank. The amount thus advanced, with interest, aggregates
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