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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

CHAPTER XII
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Stock gambling and honorable business are incompatible.

In recent years it must be admitted that the old-fashioned "banker," like Junius S.Morgan of London, has become rare.
Soon after being deposed as president of the Union Pacific, Mr.
Scott[31] resolved upon the construction of the Texas Pacific Railway.

He telegraphed me one day in New York to meet him at Philadelphia without fail.

I met him there with several other friends, among them Mr.J.N.McCullough, vice-president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Pittsburgh.

A large loan for the Texas Pacific had fallen due in London and its renewal was agreed to by Morgan & Co., provided I would join the other parties to the loan.


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