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Frick writes Carnegie to update him on cenversations he has had with business associates, update him on the rising price of materials, and to mention that they should send Hurst to Chili and someone else to England.
Date

November 21, 1889
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735065789459
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Carnegie writes to Henry Phipps how Frick grew angry at Carnegie for secretly meeting Mr. William Rainey without him and believes Frick is overreacting by resigning and selling his shares. He concludes that Frick must be unwell and wants to meet with Phipps to discuss a solution.
Date

[December 31, 1894]
Type

Islandora Internet Archive Book Content Model
Identifier

31735066223680
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Writing from Kingussie, Scotland, Carnegie discusses with Frick the purchasing of gold bonds in order to have more money for the company and how well their partnership works for the company.
Date

August 1, 1893
Type

Islandora Internet Archive Book Content Model
Identifier

31735066223656
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to inform him business is slow and mentions adjusting wages for the workers, he also asks Carnegie to not visit until April seeing as he wants all of his people home when Carnegie comes and the labor issue should be resolved by then.
Date

March 20, 1891
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735065790499
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Writing from Dornoch, Scotland, Carnegie discusses purchasing property in Chicago and taking advantage of making and selling pig iron in that market, in retribution against the Illinois Steel Company. He also mentions motor engines and other personal interests.
Date

June 13, 1898
Type

Islandora Internet Archive Book Content Model
Identifier

31735066222708
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick thinks Carnegie's letter to the President-Elect regarding Mr. [Philander] Knox is a gem, and includes his conversation with Col. Schoonmaker.
Date

December 21, 1896
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735066262746
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes on his conversation with Henry Oliver on his inability to take and pay for his share of the Pittsburgh & Western bonds.
Date

July 13, 1891
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735065790895
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Writng from Washington D.C., John Dalzill gives advice in legal matters wth regards to the lawsuit against Col. Schoonmaker.
Date

January 10, 1888
Type

Islandora Internet Archive Book Content Model
Identifier

31735066223508
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 Content Model
Identifier

31735065789301
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie about the status of the mills and the progress of the gas line, noting that he does not think he will be able to go abroad this year.
Date

June 12, 1890
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735065790937
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Writing from Dornoch, Scotland, Carnegie discusses how purchasing the Isabella furnace is not worth as much as the newly purchased Carrie furnace. He also mentions the great response to his arrival at Skibo.
Date

June 1, 1898
Type

Islandora Internet Archive Book Content Model
Identifier

31735066222674
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

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 Content Model
Identifier

31735066262779
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to discuss the price of Pennsylvania and Western preferred, noting their earnings for the year so far, and mentioning a new contract with the Pennsylvania Company.
Date

August 19, 1891
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735065791141
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick reports on the following coke companies: Pittsburgh & Western, Semple & McCracken, and Frick Coke Co.
Date

July 24, 1890
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735065790986
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to outline an issue being raised by Mr. Scranton who made a price agreement regarding New England roads, but it selling at the same price to non-New England entities.
Date

February 5, 1897
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735066262878
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes to Carnegie to describe the state of the Isabella Furnaces and to mention a piece of artwork he recently bought which is to be exhibited.
Date

May 14, 1898
Type

Islandora Internet Archive Book Content Model
Identifier

31735066263538
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Writng from Philadelphia, Mr. Wilson of the Pennsylvania Railroad agrees to reduce rates and will discuss it with Frick to make a temporary arrangement.
Date

April 20, 1887
Type

Islandora Internet Archive Book Content Model
Identifier

31735066223417
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to inform him that Mr. Scranton was told to withdraw from the association, which dissolved the rail pool.
Date

February 6, 1897
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735066262886
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes Carnegie to inform him of a resignation and business affairs.
Date

May 14, 1890
Type

Manuscript Content Model
Identifier

31735065789806
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

Title

Frick writes on the time it would take to start a new company and suggests a meeting between several people about it.
Date

December 30, 1898
Type

Islandora Internet Archive Book Content Model
Identifier

31735066263710
Collection

Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor

The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives

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