J.P. Morganin a sentence
- at the Barbours', Kitsey and I were seeing each other every day practically —long walks and dinner (sometimes Match 65 or Le Bilboquet, sometimes sandwiches in the kitchen) and talking about old times: about Andy, and rainy Sundays with the Monopoly board ("you two were so mean ...it was like Shirley Temple against Henry Ford and J. P. Morgan ...") about the night she'd cried when we made her watch Hellboy instead of Pocahontas, and our excruciating coat-and-tie nights—excruciating for the little boys anyway, sitting stiffly at the Yacht Club, Coca-Colas with lime, and Mr. Barbour looking restlessly around the dining room for Amadeo, his favorite waiter, with whom he insisted o† (source)
- John D. Rockefeller, 1839 Andrew Carnegie, 1835 Frederick Weyerhaeuser, 1834 Jay Gould, 1836 Marshall Field, 1834 George F. Baker, 1840 Hetty Green, 1834 James G. Fair, 1831 Henry H. Rogers, 1840 J.P. Morgan, 1837 Oliver H. Payne, 1839 George Pullman, 1831 Peter Arrell Brown Widener, 1834 Philip Danforth Armour, 1832 What's going on here?† (source)
- On one side was General Electric Company, which had been created when J. P. Morgan took over Edison's company and merged it with several others and which now proposed to install a direct current system to light the fair.† (source)
- 40.9 Harriman United States No. Name Wealth in Billions (USD) Origin C o m p a n y or Source of Wealth Henry H. Rogers Paul Allen 40.9 United States Standard Oil Company Microsoft, Vulcan Inc. Metropolitan Broadcasting Company General Electric, US Steel Standard Oil Company Seibu Corporation 40.0 United States John Kluge 40.0 Germany J.P. Morgan 39.8 United States Oliver H. Payne Yoshiaki Tsutsumi Henry Clay Frick JohnJacob Astor IV George Pullman Collis Potter Huntington Peter Arrell Brown Widener Philip Danforth Armour WilliamS.† (source)
- If Hoover and J. P. Morgan didn't know it was coming, how should Willie?† (source)
- "This is Mr. J. P. Morgan speaking," Gus said.† (source)
- Who liked J. P. Morgan?† (source)