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Domestic News May 12, 1900

The Savannah Tribune

Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia

What is this article about?

J. Robert Collins, ex-banker and society figure from Atlanta, Ga., declared bankrupt in St. Louis court with liabilities of $226,274 and $50 in exempt assets. He presided over the failed Home Bank of Atlanta in 1896 and left the city soon after.

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CREDITORS WILL "WHISTLE."

Ex-Banker and Society Man of Atlanta, Ga., Declared a Bankrupt.

Creditors of J. Robert Collins, formerly a private banker and society man of Atlanta, Ga., are receiving notices from St. Louis through the mails that their debtor has been declared a bankrupt in court, with liabilities scheduled at $226,274, and assets scheduled at $50, claimed as exempt.

The liabilities of "Bob" Collins, as he was best known, it is said, are debts owed in Atlanta. He was president of the Home bank of Atlanta in 1896. The bank failed and Mr. Collins left Atlanta shortly afterward.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic Legal Or Court

What keywords are associated?

Bankruptcy Atlanta Banker Home Bank Failure Financial Distress

What entities or persons were involved?

J. Robert Collins "Bob" Collins

Where did it happen?

Atlanta, Ga.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Atlanta, Ga.

Key Persons

J. Robert Collins "Bob" Collins

Outcome

liabilities scheduled at $226,274, assets scheduled at $50 claimed as exempt; home bank of atlanta failed in 1896

Event Details

Creditors receiving notices from St. Louis that J. Robert Collins declared bankrupt in court; debts owed in Atlanta; was president of Home bank of Atlanta in 1896 which failed, left Atlanta shortly after

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