93 Men Control 75 Percent Of Our Railroads
A 1904 study shows 93 individuals could jointly control over 75 percent of U S railroad operated mileage, 81 percent of gross earnings, and 82 percent of property. Directors grew more concentrated from 1889 to 1904, signaling increasing railroad control by a small elite.
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la Crosse
America
Edward T. Stotesbury
Frank Work
A. J. Cassatt
Alexander B. Coxe
Clement A. Griscom
Victor Morawetz
Charlies E. Pugh
J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
Eben Thomas
United States
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
New York Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Reading
Erie, Southern
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Lehigh
Delaware & Hudson
Great Northern
Northern Dacisic
Union Pacific
Southern
Atchison
Gould Group
Illinois Central System
Seaboard Company
Atlantic Coast Line Company
Tos Railway Corporations
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Wisconsin
Northwest
FLOOR
Housewive
Kent Grocery
Duffy's
Drug Dept
Uneeda
CREMO
Kratchwell’s
Doerflinger
Pure Food Grocery
Minnesota
California
Swift
Puritan
Plymouth
Rock
Batavia
Vici
Pound of Our Famous Royal Co.uee
Mississippi River
Chauncey M. Depew
H. C. Frick
John P. Green
Sutherland
WM. Prevost
Samuel Rea
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Marvin Huehitt
James H. Hyde
James McCrea
Darius O. Mills
William H. Newman
Norman B. Ream
James Speyer
W. K. Vanderbilt
Robert Bacon
George F. Baer
Samuel F. Barger
William H. Barnes
Harris C. Fahnestock
Marshall Field
J. J. Hill
James N. Moore
J. Pierpont Morgan
Alexander E. Orr
William Rockefeller
N. Parker Shortridge
Samuel Spencer
Cific
Rock Island
Chicago & Alton