Carnegie writes that patience will win the Homestead standoff. He then goes on to discuss essential qualities of the next manager, who has not been chosen. He closes by advising Frick on recreational retreats such as whist and trout fishing

September 3, 1892

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Title
Carnegie writes that patience will win the Homestead standoff. He then goes on to discuss essential qualities of the next manager, who has not been chosen. He closes by advising Frick on recreational retreats such as whist and trout fishing
Creator
Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh (depositor)
Date
September 3, 1892
Identifier
31735061570937
Description
Carnegie writes that patience will win the Homestead standoff. He then goes on to discuss essential qualities of the next manager, who has not been chosen. He closes by advising Frick on recreational retreats such as whist and trout fishing.
Type
text
Genre
correspondence
Finding Aid
Guide to the Henry Clay Frick Business Records, 1862-1987 AIS.2002.06
Source
Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Series
IX. Correspondence, 1883-1919
Subseries
1. Andrew Carnegie, 1883-1912
Container
Folder 3
Language
eng
Collection
Henry Clay Frick Business Records
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh
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