The war and Wall street ; an address delivered before the City Club of Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 14, 1914
by William C. 1867-1938 Van Antwerp
William C. Van Antwerp's 1914 address to the City Club of Rochester delves into the disruptions caused by World War I on Wall Street. Exploring market volatility and economic shifts, it highlights the war's influence on American finance during a time of global upheaval. This insightful speech offers a historical perspective on crisis and commerce.
About This Book
William C. Van Antwerp, a noted figure in financial circles, presented this address on November 14, 1914, before the City Club of Rochester, New York. The speech, titled 'The War and Wall Street,' examines the immediate effects of the ongoing European conflict on American markets.
Delivered during a period of uncertainty, the address reflects on how wartime events disrupted traditional financial operations and trading activities in New York. Van Antwerp draws from contemporary observations to discuss the broader implications for investors and the economy.
This historical document captures a pivotal moment when global war intersected with domestic commerce, providing a window into early 20th-century economic discourse. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the interplay between international events and financial institutions.
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