Stock Exchange Scene of Confusion on Margin Struggle
New York April 7. The Stock Exchange floor was a scene of wild confusion as brokers unable to secure further margins sacrificed properties to protect themselves. The market showed panicky declines across many industrials while banks clung to a conservative stance, intensifying selling pressure.
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Brooklyn Transit
Federal Steel Pid
Manhattan
Meronalitai
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Cotton Up Three Points On Opening Market
The cotton market opened steady with prices 2 to points higher amid moderate southern buying, led by New Orleans buyers and firmer English market signals. May rose to 487, August to 507, and January to 609 as trade included 10,000 bales in today's U.S. sales. Vanderbilt interests reported expanding control of rail lines in Indiana and Ohio, with talks to master the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton route. A murder case in Mameddake is also noted with limited details.
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May
Liverpool News
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Twelve Die in Fire at New York Mansions
A blaze in two wealthy Manhattan homes on East Sixty-seventh and Sixty-ninth streets killed twelve, with four more missing and two seriously hurt. Victims include Wallace and Margaret Andrews, Wallace St. John and his three children, two servants, and other household staff. flames spread rapidly from the Andrews residence to the Adams home, with rescue attempts and dramatic roof escapes noted as firefighters battled the fire for hours.
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Windsor Hotel
Wallace Co. Andrews
New York Steam Heating Company
Margaret Andrews
Georgiana St. Dohm
Andrews
G. C. St. John
Austin
St. John
Wallace St. John
Frederick St. John
Mary Boland
Mary Flanagan
Ann Neary
Eva Patterson
Elizabeth Adams
Evelyn Grama
Kate Downing
Maria Roth
Alex White
Mamie Bogue
Nellie Quinn
Manalons
Wallace
East Sixty-seventh Street
Alfred J. Adams
East Sixty- Ninth Street
Adams
Havemeyer
East Sixty-sixth Street
Sixty-seventh Street
W. H. Rothschild
Fifth Avenue
R. O. Armour
Chicago
Packers
Perry Belmont
George J. Gould
First
Rothschilds House
Alice White
Jennie Burns
Mary Holland
Flannagan
Ron Neary
Nello ‘Juinn
Mamie Vogel
Lee
Wonen
Aleve
Mary Tloughtin
Toduy
Tyee Adeniitt de Sounatiern
Brave
Willoughby
Cleveland
St. Jos
Wilmington
Albany
Howe
Borden
Mr. Rothschild
Henry 5i
Bis
Mr. Rothechild
Andrews From Ohio Played Big Role In Mahoning Valley Industry
Wallace C. Andrews of New York, brother of late Chauncey H. Andrews of Andrews family ties, helped develop Mahoning valley iron and coal sectors. Born Payne's Corners June 17 1883, he left school for New York in 1878, later focused on steam heating and local industry, with family connections to Edith Andrews Logan and Julia Bruce.
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Yousestows
Wallace C. Andrews
Chauncey H. Andrews
Mahoning Valley
Mr. Andrews
Payne's Corners
G. D. St. John
Mahoning Valley Industries
Edith Andrews Logan
John A. Logan
Julia Bruce
Lessie
Bigeeottie Turf, Field and Warn Puliiication of
Populist Leaders Confer on National Campaign Plans
A conference of Populist leaders including Dr. G B Crowe and Congressman M W Howard of Fore Payne met to discuss organizing for upcoming national and state campaigns. The informal gathering focused on field plans and opposing the constitutional convention while planning vigorous action. General Hastings Dect reported that General Russell Hastings declined the president's appointment as director of the bureau of American reputations after a meeting of the executive committee. In Chicago a dry goods merchant, George B Fern, was found dead with a bullet wound in the temple. the cash drawer was rifled and pockets searched.
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Wasnixeros
Russell Hastings
Merehuant Sinny
Cainaco
Apri
George B. Fern
Rowler
West
Madison Street
Mr. Fern
Bradford's Plan Adopted for West Indies Coaling Stations
Navy department approves a scheme to place coaling stations at strategic West Indies points to gain control of the Virgin, Mona and Windward passages and Gulf approaches. Plans include Culebra Mayaguez and Guantanamo or Nipe Bay with two coalsheds, 20000-ton capacity, and dredging near Ford Jefferson to permit deepest-draught battleships to coal.
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Bureau of Equipment
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Gulf of Mexico
Culebra Island
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Virgin Islands
Mayaguex
Mona Passage
Guantananmo
Cuba
Nipe Bay
Brisifard
Loruzas
Key West
Endicott
Fordefferson
American Bay
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