From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 99
Page 683
... Roper . Mr. WHIPPLE . What is his full name ? Mr. CONNOLLY . Edwin Roper , I think . Mr. WHIPPLE . Where does he live ? Mr. CONNOLLY ALLEGED DIVULGENCE OF PRESIDENT'S NOTE . 683.
... Roper . Mr. WHIPPLE . What is his full name ? Mr. CONNOLLY . Edwin Roper , I think . Mr. WHIPPLE . Where does he live ? Mr. CONNOLLY ALLEGED DIVULGENCE OF PRESIDENT'S NOTE . 683.
Page 684
... Roper or dictate to a stenographer who transcribed your message and delivered the transcription to the operator ? Mr. CONNOLLY . No ; I just reached on the window ledge of the operator's room , tore off a sheet of paper , and wrote it ...
... Roper or dictate to a stenographer who transcribed your message and delivered the transcription to the operator ? Mr. CONNOLLY . No ; I just reached on the window ledge of the operator's room , tore off a sheet of paper , and wrote it ...
Page 922
... Roper . The CHAIRMAN . Mr. Roper will come forward . TESTIMONY OF EDWIN ARTHUR ROPER . ( The witness was sworn by the chairman . ) Mr. WHIPPLE . Will you state your full name , Mr. Roper ? Mr. ROPER . Edwin Arthur Roper . Mr. WHIPPLE ...
... Roper . The CHAIRMAN . Mr. Roper will come forward . TESTIMONY OF EDWIN ARTHUR ROPER . ( The witness was sworn by the chairman . ) Mr. WHIPPLE . Will you state your full name , Mr. Roper ? Mr. ROPER . Edwin Arthur Roper . Mr. WHIPPLE ...
Page 923
... ROPER . The southern wire was the original wire . Mr. WHIPPLE . Have you been continuously in the employ of Con- nolly & Co. since that ? Mr. ROPER . Ever since the firm was organized . Mr. WHIPPLE . Have they any other telegrapher ? Mr.
... ROPER . The southern wire was the original wire . Mr. WHIPPLE . Have you been continuously in the employ of Con- nolly & Co. since that ? Mr. ROPER . Ever since the firm was organized . Mr. WHIPPLE . Have they any other telegrapher ? Mr.
Page 924
... ROPER . I do not know what you call a good many . Mr. WHIPPLE . I should say a hundred a day . Mr. ROPER . Not a hundred a day . Mr. WHIPPLE . Ten a day ? Mr. ROPER . I would not say they average 10 a day . Mr. WHIPPLE . Who gave you ...
... ROPER . I do not know what you call a good many . Mr. WHIPPLE . I should say a hundred a day . Mr. ROPER . Not a hundred a day . Mr. WHIPPLE . Ten a day ? Mr. ROPER . I would not say they average 10 a day . Mr. WHIPPLE . Who gave you ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
answer BARUCH BECKER belligerents BENNET Bolling brokers CAMPBELL CHAIRMAN CHIPERFIELD clearing house confidential CONKLING connection CONNOLLY customers December 18 December 20 DICK E. F. Hutton Ellis fact firm FISK GARRETT gentlemen give HARRISON heard HUMMEL HUTTON investigation JAMIESON LAWSON leak LENROOT letter loans MALTBY matter mean Member of Congress mittee morning newspaper NOBLE o'clock ODLIN operator PACKARD papers PATTEN peace note President President's note PRICE private wire question recall received reference REILLY remember ROPER rumor SABIN Secretary LANSING securities selling sent shares SHEA short sales short selling sold statement Steel Stewart & Co stock brokers stock market STREIT talked telegram telegraph telephone tell testified testimony things ticker tion told TOOMEY transactions TUMULTY understand Wall Street Wall Street Journal Washington WHIPPLE interposing WHITE witness WOOD York Stock Exchange