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Frick writes Carnegie to discuss the amount of ovens in the Connellsville region and to inform Carnegie he did
Date

August 13, 1883
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065788972
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to explain the unfolding of a deal Mr. Thomson facilitated with Mr. Jones.
Date

July 26, 1888
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065788998
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes to Carnegie about his plan to stabilize the price of ore.
Date

August 2, 1888
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789004
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to extend some advice as to what he should do regarding the Frick Coal Company.
Date

November 19, 1883
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789012
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to extend some advice as to what he should do regarding the Frick Coal Company.
Date

December 16, 1884
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789053
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick Writes Carnegie to tell him the South Penn Reorganization Papers have been signed.
Date

January 14, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789103
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick write to Carnegie alluding to developments in the Basic matter and asking what he wants to do about the selling of rails to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Date

February 18, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789145
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to discuss the agreement that took place between Mr. Townsend and Mr. Roberts regarding the price of rails. He also mentions holding off on South Penn and updates Carnegie regarding the Chicago group.
Date

February 22, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789152
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie about an agreement regarding a right-of-way and the McKinney land.
Date

February 23, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789160
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes to Carnegie that Mr. Chipley feels iron prices are too high and seeks to lower them and that pig metal interest is indeed on the rise.
Date

February 23, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789186
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick updates Carnegie on a P. R. R. (Pennsylvania Railroad) question, notes that there has been a 'spurt' of higher requests for pig iron, and asks for him to give his opinion on a prospective location for a new building in downtown Pittsburgh.
Date

February 27, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789194
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to inform him that Mr. MacLeod wanted rails and that Mr. Parke needs Carnegie to perform a favor for him which he will soon receive a letter about.
Date

March 7, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789202
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick tells Carnegie to be harsher with Moore and be on the lookout for Schoonmaker, who is attempting to make a deal with a group in Chicago that Carnegie and Frick are interested in.
Date

March 13, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789228
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to offer comments on a letter drafted by Carnegie to Mr. Roberts.
Date

Undated
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789301
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes on the discrepancy in ore rates, the demand for rails, the closing on Pittsburgh & Western agreements, Mr. Moore's forced resignation, and the conditions at Allegheny Bessemer.
Date

June 13, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789319
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to mention the progress on a furnace, update him on the status of the competitors, and to express enjoyment at learning the steel trade, which he feels can be produced more efficiently.
Date

July 25, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789327
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes on a coke strike [Schoonmaker, McClure, and South West Coal & Coke Co.] and the settlement terms.
Date

August 9, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789343
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes to inform Carnegie of the actions of the McClure party and business matter.
Date

August 30, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789368
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie about a conversation he had with Mr. Newell regarding the cost of rails for next year. Mr. Newell stated that Carnegie told him rails had been ordered for next year and Frick feels he was misquoted seeing as the information Mr. Newell states he heard is untrue.
Date

September 5, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789384
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie about busines mattes pertaining to acquisitions, stocks, and employees.
Date

October 21, 1889
Type

Manuscript
Identifier

31735065789418
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

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