Newspaper results for "Jay Cooke" AND (panic OR failure OR suspension)

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22345 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (5318 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The Washington Union — 1859-01-25, page 1

   … denounced democratic doctrine*, and to hear our debater* confess the crr r a: id failure of their over-oonlideut prediction!. We have* ?ocit <mr opjmuents muttered into …

   … favorable consideration of the Committee on Pension*. Also, from J. K. Meeaide, Jay Cooke, and W. M". I(0of Phil elelphia. .c-kios the pririlcg-i of laying ' wn and using …

2. Daily National Intelligencer — 1859-01-28, page 1

   … of sale, to be se cured to the satisfaction of the trustee and in the event of a failure to comply with the terms of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the property …

   … for to extend for the period of twenty-five years. J. K. REESIDE, W. W. LOGAN, JAY COOKE, Of Philadelphia, f r self and others. Washington, JANCARY, 1859. The following …

3. Daily National Intelligencer — 1861-07-26, page 3

   … Banks and moneyed institutions having been advised by Secretary Chase, through Mr. Jay Cooke, that he would need a temporary loan of a few mil lions in anticipation of the …

   … had in =a6l4u *rt th' 1. -‘A reality got the better of the contest. is set The panic began with some amateur warriors, was communicated to the teamsters, and affected …

   … Centreville of the whole of our main body, excepting only the stragglers from this first panic. This panic was explained by reveral, who agreed that it accidental. was purely I talked with …

4. Daily National Intelligencer — 1861-09-10, page 3

   … instant, have been received at Louisville and furnish the subjoined intelligence A panic produced by the capture of Hatteras forts con tinues to rage all along the Gulf …

   … subscribed $30,000. and the Bank of Chester $10,000, making in all $1,209,296. Messrs. Jay, Cooke Co. opened their subscription books the day before yesterday and have been besieged …

   … be no precedent, as the safety of a whole army might be endangered by a similar failure of a sentinel on duty. Selling Liquor to Soldiers.—Restaurant keepers find it difficult …

5. Daily National Intelligencer — 1862-01-22, page 3

   … seven prisoners. The rebels tied to ti.eir camp, where .they produced a perfect panic. The loss of Col. Bowles was two killed and one wounded. Col. Bowles, after burying …

   … information had come in that the enemy was rapidly making its way in a complete state of panic and disorganization into Virginia. The r. THE PIEATE SUMTER. We doubt, says the …

   … A Co., 189 Broadway, New York. Livermore, Ciews, Co Bankers, New York. Messrs. Jay, Cooke Co Bankers, Philadelphia. Hon. H. W. Hoffman. Collector of the Customs, Baltimore …

6. Daily National Intelligencer — 1862-01-23, page 2

   … twelve thousand troops in Canada made New York shiver with affright, and sent a panic through Mr. Seward’s soul. The whole affair will no doubt be made the theme of …

   … Fairbanks Co., 189 Broadway, New York. Livermore, Clews, Co Bankets, New York. Messrs. Jay, Cooke Co., Bankers, Philadelphia. Hon. H. W. Hoffman, Collector of the Customs, Baltimore …

7. Daily National Intelligencer — 1862-01-25, page 2

   … North and South; and corrected au error into which he yesterday fell respecting the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus. The King of England had had no I power to suspend …

   … Fairbanks Co.. 189 Broadway, New York. Livermore, Clews, Co Banke:s, New York. Messrs. Jay, Cooke Co., Bankers. Philadelphia. Hon. H. W. Hoffman, Collector of the Customs, Baliiusra …

8. Evening Star — 1862-02-04, page 2

   … assuming to aot for lnm. BARNES ft CO., fe 4 3t* 4**1 Ni nth St., Washington, D. C. JAY COOKE ft CO.. BANKERS, No. 402 Fifteenth Street, opposite Treasury Buildings, Washington …

   … oities, reoeive Deposits, aud make Jollections upon all accessible points fe4 1m JAY COOKE ft; CO. FRAXKLIN Ic CO., O P T I C I A N S , 144 Penn'aav.,<north aids,) bet. 12th …

   … BnroM dt Kurt vtti Bros. (1?'? Vito Viu A. Bona.) of Phi.adeifhiB. Ml to U wM at panic aa soB THl R&DAV MOKWING. Fat>rBar, ?u>. ?t u o'clock, on tkc Booond floor o( oar …

9. Evening Star — 1862-02-05, page 2

   … expressed thla to you in pcison, and slnre, in writing. lu the midst of the ar panic, created by the emiwte in Baltimore, 1 put !jj? a stringent oath to the employees …

   … aiuiui to act for him. UAKNESkGO., [e * 3t* 4**! Ninth st., aar.intton, I). C. | JAY COOKE A CO.. \ BANKERS, t No. 452 Fifteenth Street, opposite Treasury Buildings, Washington …

10. The National Republican — 1862-02-05, page 3

    … cltlee, reoalv Deposits, and make uoilMiiona bdvb ail auuweioie yotnia. feb l-lm . JAY COOKE k CO. A dKNTLEHAN YvBia Btaa hA tbnr XI. veara' .iMri.no. aa a NEWSPAPER ED ITOR …

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