Zur Geschichte und Theorie des Bergregals und der Bergbaufreiheit

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Identifikator:: 1815583320

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-204544

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Author:: Fisher, Irving http://d-nb.info/gnd/118533541

Title:: The stock market crash - and after

Place of publication:: New York

Publisher:: Macmillan

Year of publication:: 1930

Scope:: XXVI, 286 S.; graph. Darst

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Chapter III. Causes of the Panic

Collection:: Economics Books

INDEX 167 DuBois, W. E. B., estimate of the bank, 89-93; circulars issued Freedmen’s Savings Bank, 129. by Douglass, 151; report of Durham, of Kentucky, introduces national bank examiner, 84; bill in House to abolish the placed in liquidation, 93-94; board of commissioners, 107; plan of reorganization, 94, 136; on Freedmen’s Savings Bank, bank is closed, 97; condition 113. at time of failure, 98; causes of Eaton, D. L., actuary and trustee, failure, 99; affairs administered 32,39, 70,.76, 77, 110; con- by board of commissioners, nected with Freedmen’s Bureau, 101-121; dividends paid, 141, 39. . 143; affairs of bank investigated Eaton, John, chaplain in Grant’s by committee of Congress, 108; army supervises Negro labor, 6. affairs under the comptroller of Eliot, of Massachusetts, introduces the currency, 123-130; public Freedmen’s Savings Bank bill documents relating to the bank, into the House, 25. 162. First National Bank in Washing- Frost, of Massachusetts, member ton, D. C,, influence in Freed- of the Douglas Committee, 108. men’s Savings Bank, 40, 74; Gallinger, Senator, introduces bill fails, 82. to reimburse depositors, 128. Fleming, R. I, borrower from Garland, A. H., member of Bruce Freedmen’s Savings Bank, 77. Committee of the Senate, 108; Fortress Monroe, Gen. B. F. But- letter from Frederick Douglass, ler and the contrabands, 5. 137. “Forty acres and a mule,” 11. Gordon, Gen. John B., member of Free Labor Banks, established in Bruce Committee, 108. New Orleans, 20; absorbed by Grant, Gen. U. S., sets Negroes Freedmen’s Savings Bank, 34. to work in Tennessee, 6. Free Labor Bureau in Louisiana, Hamilton, cashier at Lexington, 13. Kentucky, short in accounts, Freedmen’s Bureau, established, 61, 6o. 13; “Forty acres and a mule,” Harris, S. L., general inspector, 39. 12; relation to Freedmen’s Sav- Hawley, of Connecticut, defends ings Bank, 35, 39, 53, 68, 125. Purvis, Negro commissioner, Freedmen’s Savings Bank, incor- 113. porated by Congress, 25-26; Hayes, J. H., testimony in 1910, act of incorporation, 131; change 159. of charter, 42, 59, 70, 136; list Herald, New York, prints letter of trustees, 131; relation to of Douglass, 155. Freedmen’s Bureau, 35, 39; Hewitt, Mahlon H., president of list of branch banks, 38; local I'reedmen’s Savings Bank, 32. board at branches, 43; head- Hooker, of New York, member of quarters New York, Lake Wash- Douglas Committee, 108. ington, 39; savings of total Howard, Gen. C. H., of the Freed- deposits, 50; interest paid, 50; men’s Bureau, trustee of the advertising matter distributed, Freedmen’s Savings Bank, 76. 43-46, 144-150; mismanage- Howard, General O. O., comis- ment, 53; incompetent and dis- sioner of Freedmen’s Bureau, honest officials, 56, 60; bad 14; endorses the bank, 35, 44, condition of records, 56; Fred- 146; trustee of the bank, 68; erick Douglass’ account of the relation to Howard University,

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