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Henry Huttleston Rogers (29 janvier 1840 - 19 mai 1909) est un capitaliste, homme d'affaires et industriel du pétrole (Standard Oil), financier et philanthrope américain. Spécialiste de l'huile d’éclairage, il fut d'abord l'associé de Charles Pratt puis, comme lui, devint l'un des principaux actionnaires de la Standard Oil .
20. Mai 2009 · H.H. Rogers Dead, Leaving $50,000,000 — Dual Personality of Henry H. Rogers — Rogers’s First Deal in Oil on $1,200 — Millions to His Home Town — Ship Carrying 500 in Peril in Ice Jam — Princely Family Murdered — “Scare Ships” Hover Over Great Britain — London Is Buying Stocks in New York — General Strike Fizzles in Paris — Bread at 15¢ a Loaf; Famine on East Side ...
Henry Huttleston Rogers (1840 - 1909) An evaluation on the 150th Anniversary of his Birth by Earl J. Dias The Millicent Library Fairhaven, Historical Series Few men in the history of this nation have left so indelible a mark or exerted so enduring an influence on their native communities as Henry Huttleston Rogers.
26. Feb. 2020 · Rogers, Henry Huttleston, 1840-1909; Leary, Lewis, 1906-1990, editor, writer of introduction Boxid IA1779914 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Col_number COL-609 Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier urn:oclc:record:1150262433
Rogers, Henry Huttleston Rogers: Portrait of a Capitalist . published in 1974. This title suggests that Dias saw Rogers as a great captain of industry although this point is not really argued within the book. Dias primarily discussed Rogers’s personal life and briefly delved into some of his business expeditions. In the preface Dias wrote that:
19. Apr. 2012 · By Peggy Aulisio. Editor. FAIRHAVEN — The grand summer house into which Henry Huttleston Rogers poured so much love and attention was considered a "White Elephant," by his children after he died.
28. Feb. 2017 · He far exceeded Pratt’s substantial sales goal and as promised in 1867 Rogers became a partner in the firm of Charles Pratt and Company. Rapidly, Rogers became, in the words of Elbert Hubbard, Pratt’s “hands and feet and eyes and ears.”. Eventually, John D. Rockefeller, the oil tycoon and America’s richest man, forced Pratt and Rogers ...
