New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22
PART II.
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has come down through four generations.
MRS WILLIAM rHAw.-Fsom William Thaw, who
made a great fortune In the Union Transportation
line. the Pennsylvania Railroad, and leased lines
west Of Tittsburg.
WILLIAM TIIAw, JR-lnherIted from william Thaw
share OF the estate large enough to make him
millionaire.
BENJAMIN TIIAw.-Inlerited from William Tllaw .
share OF the estate large enough to make him
millionaire.
DIR. j. BLAIR THAw.-Tnherited from william Thaw
a share OF the estate large enough to mako him
millionaire
EDWARD THAw-Tnrerited from william Thaw
sbare Of the estate large enough to make him .
millionaire.
HENRY TIIAw.-Inherted from william Thaw a snare
OF the estate large enough to make him millionaire
ALICE THAW.-Inherited over million nom "iinam
Thaw.
MARGARET TlIAW.-1nherlted over mihon "o"'
William Thaw.
MRS. W. r. TIIOMpsON-Inhcrited over Q million
from william Thaw.
J. J. yANDERGRIFT- Petroleum and Investments.
President Of the Keystone Bank
GEORGE W. WESTINGHOUSE, Jr-Mado IN tne
manufacture Of the Westinghouse patented airorakes
W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sheetiron.
,COL.yIN wELIS-Iron manufacturing; Westinghouse
airbrake and The Philadelphia Press newspaper.
louisville.
Est CHARLES BABER.-Gas and water WORKS. sHees
railroads and other local enterprises.
THOMAS GOOCH.-fron furnaces and powder manu-
featuring -
.IIRNRY s. ECKERT-Iron making 1.-THE Henry Gay
furnace) and banking. lie is president OK the
Farmers National Bank
SAINT MARY'S.
H. X. p HALL (of Hall, Kaul Il Co.).-The largess
part OF his fortune Is from lumber Also In tan-
neries, bitumnous coal mines and banking.
lofI Hall kaf.l a.
same line Of business as his partner.
sCOTTDALE.
W. j. RAINEY.-Coke making.
SCRANTON.
WILLIAM CONNELL.-Coal operations, banking ana
grocery business. President OF the Third National
Bank.
JOHN JERMYN.-Coal operations.
JAMES BLAIR.-Railroads, banking. and Investments
President Of Scranton Savings Bank.
SHEFFIELD
M. HORTON. (of Horton, Crazy g. Co)'"Ol, iumoer'
tanning and leather, etc.
SHARON.
Est. MRS. ROXANNA CRAMER.-Inherted. Real
N''"'@ '" STARUCCA.
ELISHA p. STRONGLY Inheritance from Loring
A. Robertson, of New York City. Made In tanning
and leather.
TIDIOUTE
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early days In petroleum; then in loans. banking
large wheat farms on the Red River and at Mayvile,
n D. and investments in the Missouri Lumber anu
Mining Company and stocks and bonds.
f. B. GRANDIN (of Grandin Brothers, oankers).-m
the same business as above set FORTH
W. j. GRANDIN.-In the same business, as above.
TTTUSVILLE.
CHARLES understanding In the firm OF Charles
HYDE e. Son. bankers, and president OF the second
National Bank.
COLONEL JOHN J. CARTER.-on producing IN tho
Bradford field large real estate investments inciuo
Ing the local opera house; banking and other IN
tercsts.
F.. o. EMERsON.-On producing and natural gas and
fuel gas.
E. + Observation-Disclosures from DR.. W. B. Rooertss
STmpsaoang oil wells oil proissins, banking etc.
JosEPH sEEP-Ol producing. refining and Transports
ton. Director In the Standard OIL Company.
JOHN FERTIG-Oil producing and refining and In
vestments. President Of the National OH Company.
DAVID McKELvY-Oil producing and transportation.
President OF the Tdewater Pipeline Company.
JOHN l.. McKINNEY.-A pioneer in oil producing, In
which his fortune has been chiefly made Also in
terested I'm manufacturing and banking Is prea.
dent OF the Commercial Bank and director In the
Ttusville Ironworks.
J. c. McKINNEY-One Of the pioneers In oil producing
Made his fortune. with his brother, in oil producing.
banking and manufacturing. Director in the Com.
mercIal Bank and the Utusville Ironworks.
WASHINGTON.
Est JOIN McKEOwN.--On producing and lands and
real estate in Boston, New-York, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Chicago.
wILLIAMSPORT.
HENRY COCIIRAN.-Private banking In the firm OF
Cochran Payne & Mccormack and lumber pro-
ducing.
e. r. PAYNE.-In the lumber business.
GEORGE W. LANrZ of White. Lantz & whlte).-
Lumber business
JANIS V. wN.-Manufacturng lumber al
MehOopany.
Il. MYERs-By inheritance Of coal lands and their
advance In price.
.ABRAM Observation-Disclosures. Anthracite coal lands.
President OF the Second National Bank.
WILLIAM l.. CoNYNGHAM.-Nadea as coal sales agent
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
.JOUN WELLE.S IIOLLENBACK.-Real estate and in>
hertcd coal lands President Peoples Bank.
.HON L. D. Observation-Disclosures coal lands.
DANIEL EDwARDs.-Made in mining coal.
Est JOHN II. SwOYER.-Coal operations.
Est JOHN LEISENRING.-Coal mines and railroads.
YORK
Est SAMUEL SMALL (of p. A. S. Small).-Mer-
chandising importing tea and coffee; grain millings
exporting their own nour; and iron manufacturing.
Est DAVID f. sMALL.-Lumber dealing car build
ing: and Investments in the Pennsylvania. the
Denver and Rio Grande and other railroads.
Est. ARTEMUS wILHELM.-Started in building fur
naces for the Coleman estate Mt Cornwall. In
time became manager Of the estate. and then made
Investments In rolling mills, nail mills, etc.
REHABILITATION
In protected industries chiefly .......-...... SiS
I'm making patented articles.
I'm non protected industries ITO
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