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J. P. Morgan's rescue conferences and syndicated bank loans (October–November 1907)

J. P. Morgan's rescue conferences and syndicated bank loans (October–November 1907)

  1. United Copper corner attempt collapses

    Labels: United Copper, Speculators

  2. Morgan returns and begins emergency consultations

    Labels: J P, Bank leaders

  3. Clearing House declares Heinze-linked banks solvent

    Labels: New York, Heinze

  4. Knickerbocker Trust loses clearing support

    Labels: Knickerbocker Trust, Clearing House

  6. Morgan backs Trust Company of America after audit

    Labels: J P, Trust Company

  7. Trust company leaders form an emergency loan pool

    Labels: Trust companies, J P

  8. Treasury deposits federal funds into New York banks

    Labels: U S, George B

  9. Morgan organizes New York Stock Exchange support pool

    Labels: New York, J P

  10. New York Clearing House issues circulating certificates

    Labels: New York, Circulating certificates

  11. Morgan syndicate averts New York City default

    Labels: Morgan syndicate, New York

  13. U.S. Steel–TC&I deal wins Roosevelt administration approval

    Labels: U S, Theodore Roosevelt

  14. Syndicated financing records formalize the TC&I purchase

    Labels: J P, Syndicate

  15. Panic of 1907 spurs central banking reform movement

    Labels: Panic of, Federal Reserve