President Roosevelt Maintains Stance on Railroads Amid Appeals
Washington dispatch says despite a flood of appeals to Roosevelt and Cortelyou, the President will not alter his position toward railroads nor embark on a radical attack. He stresses not being an enemy of lawful railways and may issue a statement after talks with industry leaders McCrea Newman Mellen and Hughitt.
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President Gathering Facts for Meeting With Railroad Presidents
President Roosevelt plans a high level meeting with four railroad magnates early next week after urging by J P Morgan. He has conferred with Interstate Commerce Commission leaders to present the administration's stance on railroads and public anxiety over investments and government relations.
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President asserts unrest caused by railroad opposition to hostilities laws
The administration links financial turmoil to railroad efforts against hostile state legislation, not to federal carrier law enforcement. Harriman and Stickney visited the White House and echoed the President's December message noting rising railroad earnings and dividends since the new law took effect.
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Harriman Denies Selling Stocks Amid Market Panic
News wires report E. H. Harriman and H. H. Rogers held a late meeting in Harriman's New York office as panics affected both Harriman and Standard Oil. Harriman denied selling Union Pacific or Southern Pacific and avoided comment on ties with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The pair discussed market outlook with Rogers predicting shrinkage and cheaper labor and capital.
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Vanderlip Praises Margin Call Response and Treasury Relief
F A Vanderlip of the National City Bank notes that stock margin calls were met promptly, keeping demoralization to the stock market. He commends the Treasury Secretary's prudent relief measures and expects substantial sentimental and real improvement.
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Lawson Sends Out Supposed Cryptogram Message
A message attributed to Thom as Lawson circulated among traders claiming his book Friday 13th exposed market causes. It warned of two bands of Bob Brownleys at work and an antidote to offset their onslaughts. Brokers could not decide if it was a cryptogram.
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Curzon Elected Chancellor of Oxford University
London March 14 Lord Curzon of Kedleston ex viceroy of India was elected chancellor of Oxford University by 1111 votes to 430 for Lord Rosebery. This marked the first contested chancellorship in the university’s history.
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Quiet Day at the Fish Pier as James W Parker Arrives
The James W Parker arrived from Georges with 54000 pounds of haddock and cod and 1000 pounds of halibut. The fleet totals 153200 pounds of groundfish. Haddock sold at four cents, cod at three and a quarter, pollock five, and cask two cents per pound. The 12 vessels and fares are noted and Jimmy Hubbard prepares to depart for Denver with a traveling bag presented by local buyers and dealers. Captain John Marshall arrives aboard the harbor tug Annie Emmons. The Philadelphian’s sailing to London is delayed due to cattle cargo. The Landman miniature almanac provides tides and daylight details.
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