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and investments. In 1876, the company sold its plate glass business to an English company and from that point forward was focused exclusively on financial services. The firm was known primarily for its "unbiased investment counsel" which the firm provided to a client base that included
424:"ROOSEVELT & SON QUIT SECURITY LINE; Old Investment House to Be Reconstituted Under Same Name for Other Business. PARTNERS IN 2 NEW FIRMS Dick & Merle-Smith and Roosevelt & Weigold to Continue in Field Left by Former Concern" 269:. The firm was suspended during World War II, when Roosevelt volunteered to serve in the U.S. Army. In 1946, Roosevelt founded Roosevelt & Cross with Edwin J. Cross. The firm continues to focus on municipal bond underwriting. 188:
In 1865, Cornelius Roosevelt retired from the company. By that time, in the mid-1860s, Roosevelt & Son had begun the transition toward becoming a fully-fledged banking house, primarily focused on
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would join the business in 1818 as a partner and the firm would be renamed James I. Roosevelt & Son. Roosevelt & Son entered banking in the early decades of the 19th century by
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the notes of various customers of the hardware business and later other merchants in New York City. In 1824, the Roosevelts were involved in the formation of
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issued $ 80,000,000 of United States Government bonds, setting off the modern American banking system. The firm was founded as a hardware business by
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took over some personnel and the lease of the firm, and on August 22, 1973, Roosevelt & Son ceased to do business.
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Roosevelt & Son traces its history back to 1797, just seven years after
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for nearly two centuries. The firm was among the oldest banking houses on
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The Lion's Pride: Theodore Roosevelt and His Family in Peace and War
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and Charles E. Weigold, and operated primarily as an underwriter of
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Defunct financial services companies of the United States
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continued under its original name under the direction of
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as well as Charles B. Robinson and John K. Roosevelt.
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served as a vice-president of the firm in the 1970s.
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Financial services companies disestablished in 1934
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Time Magazine, Feb. 17, 1947 584: 401: 1: 304: 670:Banks disestablished in 1934 208:, first cousin of President 7: 634:Business: Who Plants, Tends 287: 10: 706: 199:high-net-worth individuals 173:in Manhattan. James' son 156: 660:Banks established in 1797 214:Van Santvoord Merle-Smith 112: 92: 76: 60: 50: 42: 32: 24: 327:. Nova Publishers, 2005 299:List of investment banks 145:firm connected with the 72:(split into three firms) 259:Roosevelt & Weigold 195:institutional investors 167:James Jacobus Roosevelt 83:Roosevelt & Weigold 55:James Jacobus Roosevelt 368:Business: Oldest First 273:Dick & Merle Smith 253:Clark, Dodge & Co. 251:firm. In early 1973, 245:Philip James Roosevelt 241:George Emlen Roosevelt 131:George Emlen Roosevelt 87:Dick & Merle Smith 591:Roosevelt & Cross 249:investment management 224:Break-up of the firm 263:Archibald Roosevelt 237:Roosevelt & Son 175:Cornelius Roosevelt 139:Roosevelt & Son 119:Cornelius Roosevelt 80:Roosevelt & Son 21: 20:Roosevelt & Son 609:The New York Times 569:The New York Times 541:The New York Times 514:The New York Times 485:The New York Times 457:The New York Times 432:. 30 December 1933 429:The New York Times 386:The New York Times 346:The New York Times 277:Van S. Merle-Smith 230:Glass–Steagall Act 210:Theodore Roosevelt 206:W. Emlen Roosevelt 163:Alexander Hamilton 143:investment banking 123:James I. 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Index

Investment banking
James Jacobus Roosevelt
Roosevelt & Weigold
Dick & Merle Smith
New York City
New York
Cornelius Roosevelt
James I. Roosevelt
Emlen Roosevelt
George Emlen Roosevelt
investment banking
Roosevelt family
Wall Street
Alexander Hamilton
James Jacobus Roosevelt
97 Maiden Lane
Cornelius Roosevelt
discounting
the Chemical Bank
private banking
institutional investors
high-net-worth individuals
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Van Santvoord Merle-Smith
Emlen Roosevelt
Glass–Steagall Act
George Emlen Roosevelt
Philip James Roosevelt
investment management

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