55:. He worked there for 9 years, and then came to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He then worked for the White Hill Sewing Machine Company where he managed castings patternmaking and gear machining operations within the Whitehill factory with Alonzo Pawling. They formed a machine and pattern shop on December 1, 1884. to manufacture, assemble and service components and equipment needed by other, larger manufacturing firms in the region.
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November 15, 1930, at 75 years old. The active management of Harnischfeger Company then went to his son, Walter Harnischfeger, a pro-nazi patron of Joseph McCarthy.
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