Wall Street Panic and the Market Upswing in 1907
Open Wall Street commentary notes a wave of buying that lifted stock prices from low levels as banks and large investors helped supply liquidity. Analysts warn the rebound stems from cheap money and prior panic, with a future depending on crop results, political climate, and prudent financial conduct to avoid repeating past crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Ates
Rink Oy
Hevectietess
Ukitwo
Nancy
Tatafon
Chow
Busineas
Andl-O Corporation
United States
South Africas
Daniel F. Kellogg
London Paris Berlin Stock Markets End Week Gloomy
London dealers gained the New York bank statement but markets remained weak amid cheap money and overhyped fears. Paris saw fair activity with lower rates and hopeful loans, while Berlin faced renewed gloom as discounts rose and bank shares fell. American railways stayed buoyant, and gold movements were watched as a barometer of US conditions.
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Washington Post
London
New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago Great Western
America
Bank of England
France
United States
Paris
England
Morocco
Berlin Boerse
Berlin
Reichsbank
Standard Oil
New York Ti
Pension column outlines widow and dependent claims
The letter column guides veterans and families on pension matters. It covers widow and minor child pensions, eligibility under multiple acts, and how to apply or continue benefits. Readers from Baltimore to Philadelphia raise questions about service ties, age, and disability, with conclusions from the Pension Bureau and state offices.
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Fenston Bureau
Thicago
Bohai
Chia
Ho. L
Congress
Hartford
Conn
Kater
Pension Bureau
Clatn
Matilda K. Med
Elastic currency bonds proposed to stabilize national money
The Post editor outlines a plan for convertible government bonds to create an elastic currency. Bonds would be issued in several denominations from $20 to $200,000 with daily accruing interest and exchange options. The scheme aims to reduce hoarding, assist farmers moving crops, and enable banks to rebalance funds while keeping government costs modest.
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Post
Uniter Staten
Rinede of
United
States
Treasury
Iite
Convertible bonds and postal savings scheme described
The article discusses convertible bonds issued at par with added interest, intended to curb currency hoarding. It explains that bonds cannot trade at a premium or discount, maintaining value, and that banks deal with securities but cannot educate the public to save. It argues the scheme could safely increase money supply without raising public debt, noting Treasury actions and the goal of currency expansion.
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National Banks and Savings Bank
Treasury
United States
Willia
Hotels and residents listed in city notices
A dense OCR fragment lists many names and affiliations across cities including Baltimore Philadelphia New York City Pittsburg Connecticut Georgia Illinois Indiana Missouri New Jersey New York and more. The text references Metropolitan National and St James hotels as well as numerous individuals with spouses, indicating a compiled roster of attendees or members connected to hotel and social networks. The passage ends with garbled phrases about Swift & Company and a sales note in Washington and a date-related summary.
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Baltimore-L
Metropolitan
Fred Bingler
Lloyd
National
William Sheffer
Ebbitt
Horton
Thomas G. Stoddard
Raleigh
Outram
Cora- Marshall
G. A. Hurt
Rigga
Joseph C. Johnson
William Butter
New Wit- Tard
Ghigago
Malloy
F. E. Smith
J. R. Marchal
Heyl
A. Goldstandat
O. C. Chau
Blackburn Esterline
Harry Veeder
New Wiilard
Philadelphia
T. Laces
Frank Furer
Neonal
Michelbach, Jr
W.H. Ford
Gibert
E. H. “Bonsall
J. Logi
Drojter
William D. Taylor
St Ds. Neg
Willach
New York City
C. K. Woodturn
Whiten
Hatshaw
George A. Sipp
You
D. Schorech
B.A. Gaines
Melville Jeffrey
Inarrypt
Whiteford
J. A. Wilsod
A. ix Griffin
G. Moss
St. Tames
Alt- Tin
Beiram Setwahy
William G. Andrews
Andrew Toni
Shoreha
F. J. Swift
J. P.hutchins
George W. Ogdes
Maud Rosenblatt
C. NS. Burkel
Himmington - ‘Hooker
H.’ H.hansburg
Oe Wile Yard
Pittsburg
James M. Nesbitt
Metropoliean
Connecticut
Mire
W. H. McLean
Stertfor National
Red
Edvande
New London
Wit
Qrorgia
Daniels
Bevannah
H. Roger Savannah
Yew Willard
Illino
R_ Burkhalter
Peoria
St. ‘James
TE. A
Min
Tamner
Allan Reid
Tl" Gerd
Chatham
Epbitt
Indiana—Soho
Dow
Mundie
Hollet
William P
Herod
Indianapolis
Shore- Caan
Allan Malgeman
Mine A
Haldeman
Girard
New Witlach
Klou
Muehlberg
A. Lowin
Spencer
Tow Spencer
Joseph
Raleiga
Parkhurst
Amt Wits
Wal’iydile
Artington
New. Jersey
Willam
Rapp _ sd wite
Aingae
New Willard
New York
Wedearth
Bronalee
Buufaks
Banantonio
W. Alton
Wibera
Londo
Toronto
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Banke
Advance
Brilly
Lenfion Stock Exchange
Tron
Boston
Neof
E. T
D. C
Congress Whitch
Mary McD
Loma
Spather
Panuton
Phoebus
Jon FM
Pepaton
postal_ savings bank
Cipers
Equitable Life
GEO. C. Jordan
Washington
Bond Building
Coniget
F. Strest
Telephone
Fore ‘Savings Bank
Ave
Andi
Seventh Street
W. Onder
Allison G. Jenkins
F Street
New York Consolidated’ Stock. Exchange
Swift & Company
The
Home Building Association
Righandeb Claliatos
Edward
Wescorz
Teesurer
Anbon S.taylor
Jambe H. Byram
Sngaris Thorne
Membera WN
Btoch
Exchainga
New St
FS. M
Larsies
Riggs Ban Pa
Hough
International Banking Corporation
U.ptown
Pyeern
Center Market
S. H. Clarke
New Yoris
Mey
Ai Vusteex
Che ‘Alonzo O
Biles
Medicaék Co
District of Columbia
Comepany
Lonzo'o
Bliss
E. O-Totten
Eugen
Harry K. Bliss
Justs
Eugene Cox
Badriff
Aléard C. Biles Medical Co
Pany
Soteabin
Pebraats
Boarti
Aiae
Ue Sre
Anne
Los Angeles
Chicago & North
Union Pacific Salt Lake
DE Priest
Agéet
Chestnut St
Philadelphia, Pa
Serand
Cunard
Caronia
Delta
Gibraltar
Genes
Ples
EXCU
LK & Washington Amboat Company
Fort Monroe
Norfolk
Newport
Mace
Dominion Steamship Co
Sey Turougu
St. Colc- Ade
INO
Callahan
W.llahan
Ger' Pam
Agt
Ocean Steamers
Europe
American -Lire
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
RED Star Line
Antwerp
Faris
White Star Line
Italy
Egypt
Azores
Madeira
Algiers
Cedric Molade
Mae
N.W
Hicks
Hamburg
Waldersee
Lincoln
Amerika
Penneylvania
Faile
Giraltar
Naples
Genoa
Geeana
Alandri Cleese
Oramgna Estes
Provinge Conde
Cecilie
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Lothe Orien
Cadiz
Metta
Holy Land
Athena
the Reviers
R.M. Hicks
Washy F
Guar
Fimes Bldg
Ict
Columbia
Beck
Lang
Stvartzell, Rheem & Hensey
Noarewin
Washington Hotels
Gordon 6Th and Eve Sts
N. W
White House
Gtete
War
Navs
Treasury Departments
Congress Hall
New Jersey Avenue
United States Capitol
Waetington
A. Mary
Clek
Pers
Howard House
St. James
RYATT
Atlantic City
N. J
Chelsea
Atlantic City, N. J
J. B. Thompson & CO
Traymore
Traymore Hotel Co
D. S. White
CHAS
Marquette
Des
Chalfonte
LEEDS
Hotel Dennis
Bouas
Warlborough
Josiah White & Sons
Properietors
Medical
Reed
Nth Street Nw
DR. Shade
Fisk Elgin
Sth
Fats
Suacan
Shaeha
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