Dynastic America And Those Who Own It
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DEERING The estate of William Deering ($12,000,000) was left to his sons, Charles and James. The deceased was head of the Deering Harvester Company and the second largest stockholder in the Har- vester Trust. His sons undoubtedly received a share of his wealth before he died.
CUTTING The estate of William Bayard Cutting ($11,000,000) who died in 1912, was left to his wife and children. His largest stock holdings were appraised at $216,750 St. Paul Railroad; $656,000 Union Pacific com. and $182,...750 pref.; $490,662 Southern Pacific, $120,000 Connecticut Railway & Lighting, $149,662 American Beet Sugar, $112,000 Mackay Co. pref., $99,500 Sulzberger Co., $86,500 Amer- ican Smelting, $257,175 Patterson Ranch, $119,000 Virginia-Carolina Chemical, $72,437 'American Telegraph and Telephone. His largest bondholdings were $350,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit, $300,000 Public Service Corporation of New Jersey, $275,000 Kansas & Colo- rado Pacific, $250,000 New York, Chicago & St. Louis, $275,000 N. Y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DEERING The estate of William Deering ($12,000,000) was left to his sons, Charles and James. The deceased was head of the Deering Harvester Company and the second largest stockholder in the Har- vester Trust. His sons undoubtedly received a share of his wealth before he died.
CUTTING The estate of William Bayard Cutting ($11,000,000) who died in 1912, was left to his wife and children. His largest stock holdings were appraised at $216,750 St. Paul Railroad; $656,000 Union Pacific com. and $182,...750 pref.; $490,662 Southern Pacific, $120,000 Connecticut Railway & Lighting, $149,662 American Beet Sugar, $112,000 Mackay Co. pref., $99,500 Sulzberger Co., $86,500 Amer- ican Smelting, $257,175 Patterson Ranch, $119,000 Virginia-Carolina Chemical, $72,437 'American Telegraph and Telephone. His largest bondholdings were $350,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit, $300,000 Public Service Corporation of New Jersey, $275,000 Kansas & Colo- rado Pacific, $250,000 New York, Chicago & St. Louis, $275,000 N. Y.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klein, Henry H., 1879-1955 to read onlineMoreLess
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