New-York tribune
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MORSE BANK SETTLEMENT
BOUNDARY FIGHT IN HAYTI
Court Hands Down Decree Ap
proving Directors’ Offer.
Judge Hand handed down the formal de
cree yesterday approving the settlement
reached between John W. McKinnon, rep
resenting the shareholders of the Bank of
North America, and the directors of that
institution. By the suit, in which Mr. Mc
Kinnon took the place of Charles A. Hanna,
receiver of the bank. which was wrecked
through the operations of Charles W. Morse,
the directors were czlled upon to make good
a sum of approximately $380,000, including
interest. These directors, in addition to
Morse, who was vice-president, were Will
jam F. Havemever, John H. Flagler, John
W. Gates, Charles M. Schwab, Alfred H.
Curtis, Colonel Robert M. Thompson and
the late Charles T. Barney. whose estate
was called apon to make good his share.
After long litigation the directors agreed
to pay over $240.000 to be relieved from all
further liability in the matter. Judge Hand
has approved this offer, and the decree
handed down yesterday expresses in legal
terms the court's permission to withdraw
the suit upon compliance with the terms of
the arrangement reached.
The notes involved in the case were al
most entirely those signed in the name of
Leslie E. Whiting and given for stock in
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New-York tribune. (1910). New York [N.Y.], 1910-12-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1910-12-28/ed-1/?sp=14
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1910-12-28.
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