Lancashire / San Francisco / Francisco / Khartoum / Liverpool / New York / Paris / Tokyo / Manchester / Santiago / Alexandria / Copenhagen / Amsterdam / Genoa / London / Hamburg / /
Company
the New York Times / National Bank of Egypt / New York Evening Post / Japan Bank / Commercial Advertiser / National Bank Currency / Bank of Egypt / /
Continent
America / Africa / Europe / /
Country
Germany / Netherlands / Italy / Chile / Egypt / France / Japan / United States / United Kingdom / India / Denmark / /
Currency
GBP / cent / USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Port Sudan / Port Sudan.20 An / Manchester Ship Canal / University College of Georgia Introduction We / /
IndustryTerm
bank loan / bank-notes / cotton cloth manufacturing industry / finance systems / insurance / irrigation systems / finance / bank failures / annual gold product / yellow metal / real estate / bank accounts / affected banking systems / bank / banking / mining / transportation infrastructure / bank discount windows / reckless trust company banking / /
NaturalFeature
Nile river delta / Red Sea / /
Organization
Republican Party / British government / SUNY / National Monetary Commission / Bank of France / British Cotton Growing Association / Egyptian government / University College of Georgia Introduction We / /
Person
Alexander Noyes / Mary Tone Rodgers / Alexander Hamilton / James E. Payne / Horace White / Roosevelt / Evelyn Baring / /
Position
Economist / financial editor / editor / trained scientist / Governor / journalist / no paper representative / /
PublishedMedium
the Post / the New York Evening Post / the New York Times / the Commercial Advertiser / the Quarterly Journal of Economics / The North American Review / /
Was the Panic of 1907 a Global Crisis? Testing the Noyes Hypothesis First Version of Study October 19, 2014 Mary Tone Rodgers, SUNY-Oswego James E. Payne, University College of Georgia Introduction