Roosevelt recounts stopping the 1907 panic
The article describes Theodore Roosevelt’s account of halting the Panic of 1907 after Henry Frick and W H Gary urged action to protect Tennessee Coal and Iron. It notes press notification and Roosevelt’s claim that the panic was stopped. It also covers courtroom exchanges about alleged corrupt behavior and connections to the Guggenheim interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Frick
W. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
White House
J. P. Morgan
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Exchange
What To Do With Your Savings
A timely Sunday Post Magazine feature offers practical steps for a young man to manage money. It advises budgeting, saving, and planning for future goals with steady, cautious guidance.
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Next Sunday Post
Lockout of Carpenters Threatened by Employers
Boston unions vote amid talks of a five day week and 61 cents an hour as 8000 carpenters face a potential strike or lockout. Officials warn a stoppage could halt building, throwing thousands into unemployment while master builders push back against demands.
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Troversy
Arthur W. Joslin
MacDonald & Joslin Company, Builders and Contractors
Master Builders Association
Joslin
William H. Sayward
Toomey
Carpenters’ District Council
International
Physician Emory L. White Dies Suddenly at Home
Dr. Emory L. White, a long time medical examiner for insurance firms, died suddenly from heart disease yesterday morning in his Somerville home at 124 Highland Ave. He was aged 70s and had served as city physician and health board member. White held senior medical examiner roles with Pilgrim Fathers, New York Life, and Metropolitan Life, and was affiliated with Masons and several medical associations. He had been declared a first class risk 24 hours earlier by a Boston life insurer.
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Emory L. White
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Metropolitan
Harvard Medical School
Board of Health
The
Pilgrim Fathers
New York Life
Metropolitan Life Insurance Companies
Life Insurance Company
Boston
White
John Abbot Lodge of Masons
Orient Council
Royal and Select Masters
Royal Arch
Death of Dr White After Morning Collapse in Norton Birth
A Norton born physician named Dr White collapsed in his home after returning from the cellar and kitchen. He died before a doctor arrived. He is survived by his wife and son Carlton G. White. Born in Norton in May.
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Carlton G. White
Dr. White
Norton
May
Man of 72 and Woman of 77 to Be Married in Lewiston
Lewiston Maine April Greenlief G Wagg 7 years old of Lewiston and Mrs Wealthy F Murch 71 of Lewiston announce plans to marry on May 8. Wagg has served on the common council and as tax assessor. Mrs Murch is a Cosmos Club member and active in Bates Street Baptist Church.
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Lewiston
Greenlief G. Wage
Wealthy F. Murch
Wagg
Murch
Cosmos Club
Bates Street Baptist Church
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New River Collieries Company
Messrs. Guggenheim
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American Wine Co
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Franklin Simon & Co
Fifth Avenue, New York
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Wellesley, Mass
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