Carnegie Denies Engine of Steel Trust in Senate Hearing
In a prolonged session, Andrew Carnegie answers questions about stock gambling, imperialism, and the formation of the United States Steel Corporation. He asserts he had no role in the steel trust, explains his stance on philanthropy, and discusses past options and forfeitures related to Moore brothers and his partners Frick and Phipps.
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Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
McGillicuddy
United States Steel Corporation
McKinley
Philippines
Pierpont Morgan
Steel Corporation
Morgan
Philander C. Knox
Mr.McGillicuddy
Knox
Steel Trust
Conneaut Harbor
Charles M. Schwab
Stanley
Gary, Gates
Carnegie Steel Company
Moores
Moore Brothers
W. H
J. B
H.C. Frick
Frick
Phipps
Frick and Phipps
Carnegie on Stocks Trusts Lawyers and Charity Quotes
A historical note quotes Andrew Carnegie on stock gamblers and value, views on his company, philanthropy, regulation of big firms, and a remark about lawyers and old laws, reflecting his stance on wealth, the role of philanthropy, and corporate governance.
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Carnegie
Mr. Stanley
Stock Exchange
Carnegie Company
Mt. Sinai
Vast Religious Move Begins Sunday in Boston Area
A nationwide religious campaign starts in Boston with leaders arriving to organize eight days of meetings. District committees cover Boston areas from North End to Dorchester and Roxbury to Newton, led by Fred B. Smith and Charles Stelzle with a large executive group.
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Charlestown
East Boston
Chelsea
Winthrop
Revere
Park Street
South District
South End
Back Bay
South Boston
Brookline
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Allston
Old South Church
Copley Square
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills
Roslindale
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Cambridge
Belmont
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Arlington
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Epworth Methodist Church
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Somerville
Medford
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Woburn
Winter Hill
Broadway
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Dorchester
Neponset
Milton
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Codman Square
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Readville
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Fred B. Smith
New York
Charles Stelzle
A. M. Bruner
Chicago
James R. Smith
St. Louis
Graham Taylor
John M. Moore
Yutaka Minakuchi
Baltimore
Warren L. Bunger
Dayton
George E. Briggs
George A. Gordon
D. D
John W. Hamilton
William Lawrence
H. A. Manchester
Cortland Myers
Francis B. Sears
Edwin W. Peirce
George W. Tupper
Surrey
Lawrence Greenwood
L. E. Palmer
Lewis A. Crossett
George W
Tremont Temple
Tremont Theatre
Park Street Church
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Greater
Reid Guests at Taft Home Luncheon
Whitelaw Reid ambassador to Great Britain and Mrs. Reid were luncheon guests today at the Taft residence in Washington.
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Washington
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Great Britain
Fitchburg Railroad Authorized to Issue 1.2 Million Bonds
Albany January 12 The Public Service Commission authorizes Fitchburg Railroad to issue 1.2 million dollars in 4 1/2 percent bonds to refund 100,000 dollars in Fitchburg bonds and pay Boston & Maine Railroad for improvements and betterments to the Fitchburg line.
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Albany
N. Y
Public Service Commission
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Fitchburg
House Votes to Expunge Governors Message from Record
A House committee in Washington recommends expunging parts of Governor Bleast's libel act veto message that attack South Carolina newspapers. The panel allows publication of portions but says the remainder is a disquisition on press iniquities unfit for the record. A vote was anticipated the next day.
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Boston Post
Washington Street
Columbia
D. C
House of Representatives
Bleast
South Carolina
House
U S Warships for Guayaquil Move Considered
The State Department weighs sending a division of the Pacific fleet to Guayaquil where the Yorktown has waited since the unrest began. If conditions do not improve additional naval forces may be needed as officials report Ecuador says rebels and government may reach an early agreement.
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Washington
State Department
United States Pacific Fleet
Guayaquil
Yorktown
Ecuador
Teeth Lost Delays Governor Speech In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls South Dakota Governor S R Veesey misplaced his false teeth yesterday afternoon delaying his address to progressive Republican delegates. The teeth were found later in hotel laundry bed linen and transported to restore the governor’s speech.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
S. R. Veesey
Brakeman Killed in Vermont Train Wreck Near Randolph
Brakeman Enoc Wright of St. Albans died when a caboose and two freight cars burned and an engine was damaged in a rear-end collision between two southbound freight trains on the Vermont Central three miles north of Randolph. The Montreal to Boston night train is held up by the wreck and may be ten hours late.
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Randolph
Enoc Wright
St. Albans
Vermont Central Railroad
Here
Montreal
Boston
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