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Cartoons
Cartoon from Harper's Weekly, 28 February 1912
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Image from The Milwaukee Journal, 13 June 1898
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Images from The Milwaukee Journal, 17 October 1898 |
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A February 2, 1910 editorial cartoon in Puck, a political satire magazine from 1871 to 1918, titled: "The Central Bank—Why should Uncle Sam establish one, when Uncle Pierpont is already on the job?"
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Cartoon from Harper's Weekly, 4 March 1871 |
People
Image of Morgan from Cotter's The Authentic History of the United States Steel Corporation
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Image from Cotter's The Authentic History of the United States Steel Corporation, 1916 edition
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Image of Schwab from Cotter's The Authentic History of the United States Steel Corporation
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Images of the three men from Arundel Cotter's The Authentic History of the United States Steel Corporation
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Ida Tarbell, (November 5, 1857 – January 6, 1944) was a leading American muckraking journalist known for her investigation of the money trusts in McClure's Magazine.
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FTC Report
Page 1 of the 1934 FTC Report
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Page 5 of the 1934 FTC Report |
Page 13 of the 1934 FTC Report
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Page 14 of the 1934 FTC Report
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Photographs
A swarm gathers on Federal Hall in Wall Street during the bank panic in October 1907.
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The floor of the New York Stock Exchange in 1908 where trading nearly collapsed at the end of October as banks were reluctant to lend.
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The headquarters of the Knickerbocker Trust Company at the northwest corner of Fith Avenue and 34th Street, across the street from the modern-day site of the Empire State Building.
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