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Writing from Washington D.C., John Dalzell advises that as plaintiffs, the Frick Coke Company should argue that a written contract was made illegally, in the lawsuit against Col. Schoonmaker. On the reverse side of page 2--written note on the back of a le

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  • Writing from Washington D.C., John Dalzell advises that as plaintiffs, the Frick Coke Company should argue that a written contract was made illegally, in the lawsuit against Col. Schoonmaker. On the reverse side of page 2--written note on the back of a letter, Carnegie asks Frick to inform the other partners involved as they go ahead with the lawsuit against Schoonmaker, which Carnegie also says that must fight hard for. He also mentions that he enjoyed Judge Mellon's latest book
  • Contributor
  • The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives (depositor)
  • Date
  • January 10, 1888
  • Identifier
  • 31735066223516
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  • Writing from Washington D.C., John Dalzell advises that as plaintiffs, the Frick Coke Company should argue that a written contract was made illegally, in the lawsuit against Col. Schoonmaker. On the reverse side of page 2--written note on the back of a letter, Carnegie asks Frick to inform the other partners involved as they go ahead with the lawsuit against Schoonmaker, which Carnegie also says that must fight hard for. He also mentions that he enjoyed Judge Mellon's latest book.
  • Type
  • text
  • Genre
  • correspondence
  • Finding Aid
  • Guide to the Henry Clay Frick Business Records, 1862-1987 AIS.2002.06
  • Source
  • Henry Clay Frick Papers
  • Series
  • II. Correspondence
  • Container
  • Folder 8
  • Language
  • eng
  • Collection
  • Henry Clay Frick Business Records
  • Contributor
  • The Frick Collection / Frick Art Reference Library Archives
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Writing from Washington D.C., John Dalzell advises that as plaintiffs, the Frick Coke Company should argue that a written contract was made illegally, in the lawsuit against Col. Schoonmaker. On the reverse side of page 2--written note on the back of a le
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