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Title

Frick wires Carnegie a message on the Oliver Mining Co.
Date

September 20, 1897
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735066263066
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Carnegie writes from New York, [N.Y.] on amending a resolution so that the company will not be fined for armor that passes the government's acceptance test. Also included is a newspaper article in which the writer calls for plate testing.
Date

December 8, 1894
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061575266
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Carnegie writes from New York and instructs Frick to postpone meeting in Philadelphia, Pa.
Date

April 20, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061565192
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Writing to Carnegie in New York, Frick discusses matters involving the production of armor for the ship Monterey.
Date

December 29, 1891
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061569582
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Frick writes to Carnegie in New York to discuss a matter involving Carnegie Brothers and Company and Carnegie, Phipps and Company owing Mrs. Lucy Carnegie "$1.602.065.91" and encloses letters from Secretary Lovejoy.
Date

January 22, 1892
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061569657
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Writing from Coworth Park, Sunnidale, Berks, [England], Carnegie discusses matters concerning Carnegie Brothers and Company and comments on the Homestead labor issue. Also, Carnegie indicates that he has order the Orchestrion for Frick. Attached to Andrew Carnegie to Henry Clay Frick, June 16, 1892.
Date

June 17, 1892
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061570333
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Frick recounts the violent clash at Homestead and presents his case for why he acted as he did. He also writes of the involvement of Mr. Potters and his loss of nerve at the critical moment.
Date

July 11, 1892
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061570598
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Carnegie writes from Paris, [France] to ask if anything is new.
Date

October 22, 1892
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061571315
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Frick wires Carnegie to ask for the address of a letter.
Date

September 5, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789376
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Frick writes on Board actions, sends a clipping from the Connellsville Courier, and writes on Mr. Rainey's January shipments.
Date

January 1, 1895
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735064659323
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Scrapbook,
Date

February 7-May 24, 1896
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735066227541
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Frick writes on Mr. [Henry] Curry buying back his one-half percent that he previously sold. Frick includes memorandum on the individual ownership of company interest.
Date

December 29, 1896
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735066262787
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Frick states that he enclosed the secretary's letter and a copy of Captain Sampson's letter.
Date

January 1, 1895
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735064659307
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Frick wires Carnegie a coded message.
Date

August 18, 1891
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065791133
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Carnegie advises Frick about the operation of the Edgar Thomson and Homestead works and discusses matters pertaining to coke prices and properties.
Date

October 11, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061565861
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Carnegie discusses production at the [Edgar Thomson] and [Homestead] works.
Date

November 30, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061566257
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Carnegie writes on pipes for gas and reducing gas consumption in the blast furnaces.
Date

February 22, 1890
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061567123
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Writing from [London, England], Carnegie informs Frick that he is "just off for Paris" and discusses and councils him on developments concerning the manufacturing of plate armor.
Date

October 7, 1891
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061569285
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

Frick writes to Carnegie in New York and informs him that nothing has been received from Secretary [of the Navy] [Benjamin] Tracy.
Date

November 27, 1891
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061569350
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

Title

A memo which states Carnegie promises to sign the "iron clad" in October 1892.
Date

undated
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735061570176
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

University of Pittsburgh

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