Letter from Andrew Carnegie to Henry Clay Frick, 22 December 1882 - Completed!
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Andrew Carnegie
55 Broadway.
New York Dec 22/82
My Dear Mr. Frick,
I am much pleased with the statement sent me – I think we can live in any kind of weather.
Your purchased Coke 1.21 seems high in view of the Mkt. Now since you have the new property shouldn’t we build
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Too, more ovens?
The store matter goes forward favorably. Confer about it with Mr. Phipps.
Yours
Andrew Carnegie
[end right side]
Andrew Carnegie
55 Broadway.
New York Dec 22/82
My Dear Mr. Frick,
I am much pleased with the statement sent me – I think we can live in any kind of weather.
Your purchased Coke 1.21 seems high in view of the Mkt. Now since you have the new property shouldn’t we build
[end left side]
[begin right side]
Too, more ovens?
The store matter goes forward favorably. Confer about it with Mr. Phipps.
Yours
Andrew Carnegie
[end right side]
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Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919, “Letter from Andrew Carnegie to Henry Clay Frick, 22 December 1882 - Completed!,” Transcribe Frick, accessed July 27, 2024, https://transcribe.frick.org/items/show/8040.