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	Educate Yourself - Albert Wiggin
		Albert Henry Wiggin was born in 1868 in Medfield, Massachusetts.
		Wiggin cut some of his fellow executives in on the action (sound familiar?) and all parties borrowed from the bank to pay for their holdings.
		Wiggin retired from Chase in 1932, at which point he was awarded with a $100,000 pension by the board, only to have to renounce it when the new chairman questioned the validity.
	www.buyandhold.com /bh/en/education/history/2002/al_wiggin.html (950 words)

	Wiggin, Albert H(enry) - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Wiggin, Albert H(enry)
		He enhanced his and the bank's position by serving on 59 corporate boards, and arranged seven mergers, the largest of which was with the Equitable Trust Company.
		His reputation was damaged by a Congressional probe of 1933, which found that Chase, like other banks, circumvented the law through its affiliates, and that Wiggin had used his ‘official and fiduciary position for private profit’.
		This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Wiggin,+Albert+H(enry) (239 words)

	Albert H. Wiggin \| 20th Century American Leaders Database
		When Wiggin joined Chase in 1904, it was a modest bank with assets of just $250 million.
		Wiggin's numerous business ties helped gain a tremendous amount of business for both the parent bank and the securities firm.
		More significant, however, was Wiggin's impressive string of bank mergers, of which there were 7 in total, which not only brought the Rockefeller family into the Chase enterprise, but also helped increase the bank's assets to a total of $2.7 billion.
	www.hbs.edu /leadership/database/leaders/962 (96 words)

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		Albert H. Wiggin, boss of the nation's second biggest commercial bank, the Chase National, is a study in comparison and contrast to Mitchell.
		In 1928 a national bank examiner reported that Wiggin "dictates the policies of the bankt" and was "the most popular banke in Wall Street"; the previous year the popular dictator, without informing the bank examiner or virtually anyone else.
		Even Wiggin seems to have acted acceptably by his own curious lights He had a faculty for convienient, sentimental self-deception; it was he who later spoke feelingly of the 1929 market as a gift from God, and he maintained to his death, with evident sincerity, that his Chase short sales had been entirely proper.
	soren.org /gov/brooks (7739 words)

	BPL - Brief Walking Tour of McKim
		The dark sandstone of the walls and the balustrade of the stairway, and the absence of windows (artificial light now comes from the skylights in the vaulted ceiling) give the gallery a rather somber appearance.
		At the south end of the Sargent Gallery is the entrance to the Albert H. Wiggin Gallery.
		Wiggin, a Boston born New York financier, gave the Library his collection of prints and drawings.
	www.bpl.org /guides/walkmckim.htm (1358 words)

	TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Wiggin for President -- Aug. 17, 1931
		Albert Henry Wiggin, board chairman of Chase National Bank, passed silently through Paris last week on his way to Basle, refusing all interviews.
		The Chase is not only "biggest bank in the world," but it probably has the largest share of all U. investments in Germany, the greatest desire to restore German prosperity.
		Wiggin went into conference with B. President Gates W.
	www.time.com /time/archive/preview/0,10987,742110,00.html (400 words)

	Hampton Union: Obituaries from June 5, 2001
		RAYMOND — Neal Albert Wiggin, 70, of 4 Feng Drive, died Thursday, May 31, 2001 at his home.
		He was born in Conway, the son of Mark and Amber Wiggin.
		Wiggin retired from Seabrook Station after 17 years of service.
	www.seacoastonline.com /2001news/hampton/h6_5obit.htm (1989 words)

	Albert Henry Wiggin
		A Congressional probe (1933) into the company's holdings revealed that Chase (among others) had skirted laws prohibiting banks from operating as a trust and from handling securities in doing so through its affiliates.
		Wiggin personally was found to have used his “official and fiduciary position for private profit,” leading to an out-of-court settlement of a stockholder suit.
		More on Albert Henry Wiggin from Fact Monster:
	www.factmonster.com /ipka/A0772012.html (204 words)

	News and Stock Market Commentary about Finance, News and Wall Street
		Albert Henry Wiggin was born in 1868 in Medfield,
		The son of a Unitarian minister, Albert was a
		Wiggin was also sued by a group of Chase shareholders, a suit he
	www.stocksandnews.com /searchresults.asp?Id=537&adate=2/1/2002 (671 words)

	Macleans.ca \| Culture \| Books \| The age of the urban chateau (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Among them was Albert Wiggin, the chairman of the Chase National Bank.
		Instead, men like Wiggin were anything but circumspect.
		After Wiggin retired in 1933, the bank awarded him an annual pension of $100,000 for life.
	www.macleans.ca /culture/books/article.jsp?content=20051230_142201_5300 (2433 words)

	The Belmont Brotherhood
		On page 140 he states: "One philosopher will tell you that the possession of these upward traits in some species was purely an accident of nature, another that it was due to the plan of a Divine Being.
		Welch tells you what he is. His diabolical genius resides in the fact that he said it all nearly twenty years ago without his words being taken at face value.
		Read The Blue Book carefully and you will discover that he believes (like Albert Pike) man, by giving free rein to his noblest aspirations (or his "upward reach" as he puts it) is sufficient to save humanity.
	watch.pair.com /belmont.html (8058 words)

	Marjorie Wiggin Prescott: Papers Relating to Her Book Collection
		Marjorie Wiggin was the daughter of Albert Henry Wiggin, who retired in 1933 as executive head of the Chase National Bank and was himself a book collector.
		After her death, both collections were sold at auction by Christie's in February 1981.
		Both original catalog cards and photocopy in catalog form of collection formed by Marjorie Wiggin Prescott between ca.
	www.grolierclub.org /LibraryAMC.PrescottPapers.htm (514 words)

	Ethel the Blog
		Charles Mitchell, the head of National City, one of the two largest American banks, joined the ranks of the honorable via selling stock after the crash to his unknowing wife while seeking a loss for income tax purposes.
		Albert H. Wiggin, the head of Chase, the other of the two largest banks...
		Wiggin said, nonetheless, that the short selling demonstrated his keen personal interest in the affairs of his employer.
	stommel.tamu.edu /%7Ebaum/ethel/2000_10_22_ethel-archive.html (5842 words)

	Boys and Girls Club Donations
		Albert H. Wiggin who donated $250,000 to acquire land and build the historic Georgian—style Clubhouse situated on 4 Horseneck Lane.
		To afford this continued growth, the Club is in the midst of a $15 million “Kids in Need of a Strong Foundation” capital campaign, Chaired by David Ogilvy and Susan Bevan.
		This capital campaign will protect and enhance the gift made by the Wiggin family in 1939 and the investments made by so many since then to serve the youth in the community and strengthen the fabric and weave of our community.
	www.bgcg.org /index.php?PID=2&cid=1 (1048 words)

	The Guaranty Trust
		Albert D. Lasker; James S. Adams; Harold L. Bache, the nephew of Jules S. Bache; Leona Baumgartner; Devereux C.
		J.P. Morgan [Jr.], Percy R. Pyne, George Emlen Roosevelt, James Speyer, and Albert H. Wiggin, and the wives of Speyer and Oliver Harriman, were members of the campaign committee to raise money for the United Hospital Fund in 1919.
		When the head of the country's largest bank was seen to enter the offices of the powerful private banking firm, the financial community concluded at once that a rescue party was about to be organized.
	www.smokershistory.com /guaranty.htm (15627 words)

	Richard Whitney - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At 1:00pm, several leading Wall Street bankers met to find a solution.
		The group included Thomas W. Lamont, acting head of Morgan Bank, Albert H. Wiggin, head of the Chase National Bank, and Charles E. Mitchell, president of National City Bank.
		These bankers chose Richard Whitney to act on their behalf in a move to stop the market slide.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Richard_Whitney (1098 words)

	[CTRL] [3] America’s Sixty Families
		In 1920 it was Thompson, when the presidential bee was buzzing seductively around Hoover's head, who turned him into the Republican Party and helped him make valuable political connections in New York, Colorado, and California.
		Harry Harkness Flagler gave $5,000 Not including primary or local expenditures the Republicans spent $9,433,604 and the Democrats $7,152,511 that was admitted to a special Senate investigating committee.
		Formal expression was given to the desire of the rich for the "liquidation of wages" in the annual report of the.
	www.mail-archive.com /ctrl@listserv.aol.com/msg28871.html (3502 words)

	Welcome to the Frick
		From the boxing ring to the seashore, his drawings have a vibrancy of line and energetic spirit that bring the scenes and times to life.
		The drawings in this exhibition, from the esteemed collection of the Boston Public Library, were collected and donated to that institution by Albert H. Wiggin.
		They were last shown as a collection in the 1950s, and only a few sheets have been exhibited publicly since then.
	frickart.org /programs/exhibitions/future (1082 words)

	The Health Establishment and the Order of Skull & Bones
		(aka "Deeda"), vice president of the Albert D. and Mary Woodard Lasker Foundation, is the daughter-in-law of William McCormick Blair, Skull and Bones 1907.
		Welch was a correspondent of William J. Mayo from 1910-20; Albert J. Milbank from 1929-34; Raymond Pearl from 191-34; and Peyton Rous from 1922-34.
		[Albert Cowles, Skull and Bones 1886, and William Hutchinson Cowles, Skull and Bones 1887 -cast.] His grandnephew, William H. Cowles 3rd [Yale University Class of 1953], President and Publisher of the Cowles Publishing Company of Spokane, Washington." From 1969 to at least 1976, Alfred Cowles 3rd was an Honorary Trustee of the Webb-Waring Institute.
	www.smokershistory.com /theorder.htm (10564 words)

	Chapter VIII: 120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
		James A. Farrell and Albert Wiggin have been invited [to be on the board] but had to consult their committees before accepting.
		WIGGIN Director of Federal Reserve Bank of New York in the early 1930s.
		We have noted in an earlier chapter that William Boyce Thompson, who contributed funds and his considerable prestige to the Bolshevik Revolution, was also a director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York — the directorate of the FRB of New York comprised only nine members.
	reformed-theology.org /html/books/bolshevik_revolution/chapter_08.htm (5495 words)

	The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Widaman to Wiggin
		Circuit judge in Michigan 23rd Circuit, 1915-28; appointed 1915; resigned 1928; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Michigan,
		Wiggin, George — of Albany, Carroll County, N.H. Democrat.
		The site opened on July 1, 1996; the last full revision was done on March 10, 2005.
	politicalgraveyard.com /bio/widdis-wiggin.html (1178 words)

	"Mrs. Albert H. Wiggin": etching. - BROCKHURST, GERALD L, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Wiggin was the wife of Albert H. Wiggin, President of the Chase Manhattan Bank, whose portrait Brockhurst also etched.
		Gerald Leslie Brockhurst (1890-1978) was born in Birmingham, England, where he displayed a precocious talent for drawing.
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	www.antiqbook.com /boox/cum/21792.shtml (266 words)

	Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Simon Bradstreet
		6 [101] Chase Wiggin b: 10 Jan 1761.............
		4 Thomas Wiggin b: 15 Mar 1701/02 in Hampton, Rockingham, NH d: 26 Apr 1776..........
		4 Joseph Wiggin b: 30 Mar 1707 in Stratham, Rockingham, NH d: 1788..........
	familytreemaker.genealogy.com /users/h/o/f/Dennis-L-Hoffman/ODT3-0014.html (110 words)

	Wolves in Sheep's Clothing \| The Belmont Brotherhood
		Incidentally, we find in Who's Who in America a whole raft of extreme left wingers who are either 32nd or 33rd degree Masons.
		To me they are both saying the same thing." Observe the similarity of that to this statement of Albert Lantoine, a 33rd Degree Mason: "There is a higher sphere where knowledge and faith, though they cannot meet, can at least tolerate one another.
		Welch clarifies this: Let all of us thank whatever God we severally worship (the Masonic Great Architect of the Universe perhaps -- N.B.) that there is so large a remnant of the really true believers still left.
	www.sweetliberty.org /belmont.htm (7754 words)

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		Starring - Paul Newman as Henry Wiggin, Albert Salmi as Bruce Pearson, George Peppard as Piney Woods, Rudy Bond as the Manager
		A great story about a tender hearted pitcher Henry Wiggen (Paul Newman) who does all he can to keep his buddy, third string catcher Bruce Pearson (Albert Salmi) on the team.
		Bruce is a bit dim and he has less than a year to live.
	tesla.liketelevision.com /liketelevision/tuner.php?channel=1098&format=movie&theme=guide (536 words)

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		EXHIBITIONS Forty colored lithographs by Honare Daumler, nineteeth century French artist, will be on display in Lobby,of Building 7 from February 13 to March 3.
		The lithograsphs are -from the Albert E. Wiggin Colleetion of prints which has been donated to the Boston Public Library.
		WSlon prints by Earle W. Brown of Detroit will be shown in Baet of Building 11 from February 20 to March 5.
	www-tech.mit.edu /archives/VOL_070/TECH_V070_S0019_P004.txt (901 words)

	Miscellaneous Carroll County, NH Obituaries
		She was born Feb. 8, 1922, in Fayetteville, N.C., the daughter of the late Albert and Louise (Carder) Downing.
		He was born in Conway, the son of Mark and Amber (Harriman) Wiggin, the youngest of 15 children.
		Family members include his wife of 50 years, Helene (Harriman) Wiggin; a son, Dayle; two grandsons, Kylein and Raylin; three sisters, Ruth Hackett of Conway, Marion David of Dover, and Frances Morrill of Nottingham; three brothers, Arthur of Bradenton, Fla., Ralph of Conway, and Perley of San Antonio, Texas; and many nieces and nephews.
	www.obitcentral.com /obitsearch/obits/nh/nh-carroll21.htm (14934 words)

	Educate Yourself - Charles Mitchell
		About four months ago we took a look at one of the true scumbags of the 1920s, Albert Wiggin.
		Today, we shine the spotlight on another figure from the era that will have you drawing comparisons to the headlines of today, Charles Mitchell.
		It worked that day (even as, you'll recall, Chase Bank's CEO Albert Wiggin was using the opportunity to 'short' his own firm's stock) in helping limit the market's loss to just 6 points (DJ 299), but by Monday, October 28, panic selling resumed.
	www.buyandhold.com /bh/en/education/history/2002/c_mitchell.html (1575 words)

	The Wiggin Family Genealogy
		THE DESCENDENTS OF The Descendents of William Wiggin 1842-????
		William was 39 years old when his wife died and the research is pointing to him remarrying a lady from Brownhills, this was about 1892 when he was 50.
		Just 10 weeks before her Husband Job died.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /harry.wiggin/harrtree.htm (146 words)

	Traders Online: The stock dealers and institutional traders complete interactive news and information service of ...
		He even wrote a book defending the practice — but did not disclose to the public that he was the author.
		Albert Wiggin, the CEO of Chase National Bank, shorted his company stock before the crash of 1929.
		He netted $4 million on the trade and the bank reimbursed him for the taxes.
	www.tradersmagazine.com /cover.cfm?id=26 (2604 words)

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