Dark Day on Wall Street as White Collapse Shocks Market
New York May 5 reports a dramatic stock exchange day highlighted by W. White known as the Deacon collapsing under a broad market drop. Cordage and industrials tumbled as buyers fled, then foreign funds and a late rally steadied prices. White’s failure and ensuing rumors dominated the scene, with a sense the worst may be over by close.
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New York
W. White
White
Wk Exchange
Sinosa
Wreck Exchange
Mr. White
Delasare
Western
H. B. Clattin
Jay Gould
Wall Street
V. White
Susan
Fis
Arthur White
Arthur
Odanil
Wat Pandemoniac Pit
Tecuivers
Cordage Common
General Electric
Luger
Chicago
Manhattan
General Fis
Stock Exchange
S. V. White
S. W. White
Cordage
Joe
Monton
Francis Hershaw & Co
Trinity
Priess
National Cordage
American Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Tobacco
Quincy
Chicago Gas
Stock Island
Lackawanna
National
National Tead
New England
Omaha
Western Union
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Suzar
Theodore Havemeyer
Viet
Henry Allen & Co
Aignee Harrell
Sugar
Atock Exchange
Loudon Nuytog
London
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Wabash
Atock Exchange Botrowere
Sterling Exchange
Bankera
Thander
Go I
Patton
Prema
Prc Ture
Die
Moonbattas
Rapid Transit Commission
National Gardage
Sugac
W. L. Patton & Co
Kerris & Kimball
Bl, Smith & Co
New York Exchange
Erie
Keene
Inday
The
Exchange
Snd
8. W. White
Chia
Wdwart F. C. Young
Georeg Lopez
Jersey City
Trade Review Shows Mixed Wall Street Wave and Forcings
R G Dun weekly trade review notes a broad stock decline with industrials hit hardest. Cordage, Sugar and Manhattan fall. number of failures rise and receivers appointed for Cordage Company. Reports from multiple cities show slow collections, tight money, and varying business conditions amid a backward season. Prices for Southern No 2, Birmingham, Bessemer drop. lake copper sales reported. Wool and other commodities mildly active amid overall cautious demand.
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Schuyler Walden
Ladenburg, Thalman & Go
Cordage Trust
Joan
Young
National Cordage Company
Pratt
Wall Street
Waterhurs
Cordage Company
Momine
Thooush Lewis
Stucks
Bidnasi Cate
Wail
Ueneral Electric
Itv
White
K Colipan
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Manhattan
Cordage
Wittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hull
St. Louis
Faneas
Omaha
St. Joseph
Salt Lake
Louisville
Nashville
Little Rock
Macon
Knoxville
Columbus
Augusta
Savannah
New Orleans
Birmingham
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Assassins of Glover in Lithia Springs Trial Ends Free
The assassination of W. X. K. Glover, ex marshal and ex postmaster, remains unsolved as court proceedings clear several leading Douglas county citizens. The released men vow to pursue justice against prosecutors, while a feud looms amid rumors of fire and insurance schemes tied to Judge John M. James and his son Wash. The case unfolds with renewed tension across the county.
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Stock Exchange
Yse
Lithia Springs
W. X K. Glover
Georgia
Per
Sona
Cal
Marke
Hix
Elest
Bus Warlh
Douglas County
Glover
The
Towm
John James
Grover
John M. James
Mr. James
James
Wash James
Nox
King Bee
Douglas
John M. Jamies
Janes
Atlanta
Lithia
James Grawe
Ag Glover
Chicago
Thad James
Wade
Charley Lamar
Mr. Lamar
Hover
Judge Bowden
Bowden
Jack Nolte
Bud Moody
Smithy
Minas Bowden
Kiven
Boone
Glaver
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