A Bold Move on Wall Street Amid a Textile Storm
In a tense day on the stock exchange, the narrator juggled buying and selling to back a bear attack on Langdon while maintaining a bold front. He recalls a past choice to help a friend Healey and reflects on the lure of wealth, respectability, and the hard balance between risk and duty as he eyes a coal stock pivot to cover debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Bob Corey
Healey
Anita
Tme
Langdon
Rocketers
London
Textile Trust
Dumont
Wall Street
Exchange
England
Bulls of
Night at Ellerslys and a banker’s uneasy gambit
Blacklock observes Langdon and Ellersly at the bank and in town as tensions rise over a new dividend rate. Langdon’s evasive behavior, Sam Ellersly’s nerves, and Melville’s courteous front hint at brewing conflict. Anita greets Blacklock warmly at the Ellerslys' home as excitement mounts.
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Webee LY National Industrial Bank
Healey
National Industrial
Lewis
Tom Langdon
Sam Ellersly
Tom
Sam
Character Shaped by Pencil Sharpening Rules for Marriage
A humorous guide notes how a man sharpens a pencil reflects his temperament and suitability for marriage. Slow secretive types, impulsive jokers, dull steady men, automatic sharpener types, hot tempered scrapers, calm meek fellows, high strung dreamers, rough coarseness, and refined sensitive suitors are all described with cautions on compatibility and behavior.
Lucky Girl Miss Mabel Swallow Heir to English Estate
Miss Mabel Swallow a 19 year old clerk at a Turkish curio shop in Niagara Falls has been informed she is the sole heir to an English estate valued at about 500000 dollars The fortune includes 125000 dollars in personal property with the rest in real estate The estate was left by her uncle Jackson Swallow a bachelor who died intestate
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Mabel Swallow
Niagara Falls
Jackson Swallow
Danish Phrase Sparks Debate Over Suitors and Old Maids
A brief item notes a Danish saying about women resisting aging and chatter about marriage, reflecting social attitudes toward matrimony and age in local discourse.
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By David Graham Phillips
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Joe
Jerome Park
Old Revell
Matt
Young Melville
Ball
Bhe
Melville
Blacklock
Ellersly
Burroughs
Denmark
Brookline Chronicle
Troy City
John Deimling
W.F. Peter
Swmien Ghop
Theo. Guennewig
Idain
Market Sts
Troy
Illinois
Ina
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Union Shop
Ivemencail
Main St
George C
Kinloch 9
Liebler
South Main Street
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