Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-20

Of the Tennessee Coal and iron com-s
pany by the United States Steel Cor..
poration during the panic Of 1907 and
testified in the subsequent government
proceedings against that corporation.
He Is no longer connected with the
New Haven. He IL So years old and
lives in New York.
Geo. N. Miller
George Mccullough Miller. aged 50,
Is the oldest f-the defendants. He
is an attorney and specialist in cor
poration law. He has been promi-
nently active for years in church and
charity affairs in New York and is a
director Of the Central Trust Company
and the Greenwood Cemetery Corpora
ton. Resigned from the New Haven.
Charles E. BROKER
Charles F. BROKER is best known as
a brass and copper manufacturer. He
is president of the American Brass
Company, which operates large fac
tories in Connecticut, and is rated as
many times millionaire. He was
born in Connecticut in 1S47 and has
been actively identified with the affairs
of the state. He served in it's legisla-
ture and was member from Connecti-
cut in 1900 and 1912 of the Republican
National Committee. His hope Is in
Ansonia. Conn. Resigned from the
New Haven.
chas. M. Pratt
Charles M. Pratt is a multimil-
lfonaire Of the Standard Oil group.
with whom he was associated In the
upbuilding Of that company. He has
never been especially active in railroad
affairs. His home is in Brooklyn
where he was born in 1856. He has
devoted time and money to educa-
tional matters, is trustee Of Amherst
College, which has been the bene-.
ficiary Of his gifts. and is president of
Pratt Institute. Brooklyn. Resigned
from the New Haven.
Edward D. Robbins
Edward D. Robbins Of New Haven,
who was general counsel for the COM
pany during the years most Of the
great mergers were completed, is con-
sidered one of the ab1est corporation
lawyers in New England. He held
this position from 1906. to 1914, when
he retired. Previously. he had been
Connecticut counsel for the road for
many years. He is about 60 years old.
D. Newton Barney
D. Newton Barney Of Pennington,
Conn.,. is a Connecticut capitalist. His
many financial interests include d.
rectorships in the Aetna Life Insurance
Co.. the Hartford-Aetna Bank, the
United States Bank, the Securities
Trust Co.. and the Morris bank, all Of
Hartford. He is also treasurer Of the
Hartford Electric Light CO.. He is Sc
years old. Resigned from the New
Haven. tI3e 81 90. "2-ltF' ~
Robert w. Taft
Robert w. Taft is a New England
cotton manufacturer and banker. His
home is in Providence, r. l., where he
was born in 1858. He is president of
the Merchants National Bank Of that
city and has other large financial in
terests in Rhode Island. He became q
director Of the Rhode Island Company,
the New Haven holding company for
trolley lines in that state. Resigned
from the New Haven. @ ..,.
A. hsaton- Robertson
A. Heaton Robertson is Connecti-
cut attorney and has, been active in
Democratic politics in that state. He
served in it's legislature and has been
a candidate both for Governor and
United States Senator. He was born
in New Haven in 1850 where he still
lives and has large banking and indus
frio1 inf to-
rectorships in the New Haven County
National Bank. the New Haven Trust
Company, the New Haven Savings
Bank. the Southern New England
Telephone Company. and the New
Haven Ice Company. Resigned from
the New Haven.
James e. Hemingway
James S. Hemingway Of New Haven
is one of the leading bankers in Con-
necticut. He is, vice-president of the
Second National Bank Of New Haven,
commonly known as the railroad
bank" and is treasurer, of the New
Haven Savings Bank. He is about Sc
years Of age: Resigned from the New
Haven. 4..a ....- $3.50, ..
Henry K. McHars ee
Henry K. McFIarg is a New York
banker and broker and a former Gov
ernor of the New York Stock Ex-
change. He has extensive g coal and
coke interests in Virginia and has
been identified with the Wabash and
other railroads in addition to the New
Haven Of which he is still a director.
He is 81 years old and lives in STAN
ford. Conn.
Fred'k T. Brewster
Frederick F. Brewster of New
Haven is reputed to be one of the
wealthiest men in, Connecticut. He lis.
a capitalist. a bank. director and lis
connected with the w. & E. T. Fitch
Co. Of New Haven, hardware manu-
facturers. He is prominent as a
yachtsman and clubman. He is about
AZ years old. and one Of the New
Ravens present directors. =. :.
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