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- Hamilton Iron & Steel Company
- 1 than $400,000. The company would be known as the Hamilton Iron & Steel Company and its directors would be as
- 2 construction of the Hamilton Iron & Steel Company's plant was creating some interest among the
- 3 Office in Hamilton, a document by which the Hamilton Iron & Steel Co. secures the consent of the Atlantic Trust Co. of
- 4 Hamilton Iron & Steel Company had been given an extension to the 1 October, but
- 5 Hamilton Iron & Steel Co. received word on the 12 August, that 1,800 tons
- 6 was some frantic track-laying going on at the Hamilton Iron & Steel Company's premises. To quote the Spectator on 5 September,
- 7 Burlington Canal dredged. It was signed by the Hamilton Iron & Steel Co., T. Myles & Son, Capt. John B. Fairgrieve and R.
- 8 the Canal, was moved across to the site of the Hamilton Iron & Steel Co. wharf.
- 9 the Canadian and American stockholders in the Hamilton Iron & Steel Co. and as a natural consequence, the completion of
- 10 and would accrue from the operations of the Hamilton Iron & Steel Co., while the Harbour would have to wait 36 years for
- 11 1880's and these were eagerly purchased, by the Hamilton Iron & Steel Co. at fairly low
- 12 Furnace Company, was organized to take over the Hamilton Iron & Steel Co. and the principals were J. H. Tilden, J. Milne,
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