British and American ship giants reshape Atlantic trade
The article outlines a shift in global shipping power as British and American interests consolidate control of Atlantic routes. It discusses Leyland and Morgan line mergers, Morgan Atlantic steamers, and British capital seeking dominance via combined fleets. It notes reactions in Britain and concerns over United States naval growth and shipyard leverage. The piece highlights prospects for Morgan and Leyland to challenge British and European carrying patterns and hints at industry-wide moves toward a global shipping crust.
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Leyland Line
Ius
Nese
Sedreels Tiger
Morais Alee Briligh Capitatigts
Sim
Erkanite
Tylands
Brent
Leylane Fins
Bly Pool
Antwerp
Boston
New York
Portland
Montreal
New Orleanrs
Venezuela
Lound
Mediterranean
Mie Margen
Coudjilors
Verdels Win Ionense
Tne
Algullic ‘Transport
London
Pinkadelphia
Lautiinves
Tod Gwe
Morgan Combination
Wits Hurludl
Liverpool
Lve
Deevonian
Winifrechius
Ofia
Atlanti
Englind
England
Competitors of the Giant Standard Oil Company
An 1920s style survey details rivals and threats to Standard Oil, noting a proposed $20,000,000 re exploitation plan tied to Texan finds and the formation of a large independent pipeline network. It discusses attempts to consolidate oil interests, the battles with rival firms led by key figures, and the impact on the U.S. petroleum landscape including pipeline, refining, and distribution strategies.
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Ogvadt Company
Colpstal Ktack
Alltiekda
Texan
Plbo
Gamins Wiigets
Mortat
Mwenagit
Thirth
Ekefellay
Hieve
Stehushins
Nature
Saben
Imee
Verreai
United States
Te Alandird
Pman
Momnliorh
Krent
Tianatins
Buatnesa
Royrageoix
Kenory
Georgy
Martella
Blandhard
John i
New Yor
Ibis
West Virginia
Maine
Mr. Rockefeller
George
Usuas
Ube
Jane Hee Root
Rand
Peer Sere
Thame Rowinn
Carnegie Mansions Below Ground and High Living Plans
The article describes Andrew Carnegie’s New York mansion with extensive underground construction. Foundations dig deeply, basements become a hive of industry for plumbing, heating, and power. gardened rock is cleared, water and sewer systems planned, and a vast private suite of rooms for the Carnegie family outlined.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Jyome
Carnegie
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