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Isthmian Steamship Company

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26: 137: 97:, who had connections with the maritime industry through his father's trade as a ship's master. Farrell realized that US Steel could save substantial sums of money by owning its own fleet of freighters, rather than chartering cargo space from other companies. Farrell named the company after the 845:"Final listing of company officers as reported by the 1974 Marine Dictionary: President: D. D. Mercer, Vice President: E. E. Davis, Vice President: Q. V. Ryan, Treasurer: J. W. Johnson, Purchasing Agent: J. S. Bates"22 482:, was sold to States Marine Lines. US Steel justified the sale on the grounds that Isthmian's overall usefulness had diminished, as it now carried only a fraction of the corporation's exports. 929: 924: 478:
The company would continue to expand its operations in the ensuing decades. In 1956 however, the by then highly lucrative company, then under retired Vice admiral
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in 1915. With the outbreak of the First World War, Farrell re-registered all the company's ships in the then-neutral United States.
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It continued to operate as a property of States Marine until the early 1970s. Its last list of corporate officers is dated 1974.
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in 1910 for a reputed £24,000. In 1911 US Steel took delivery of its first newly-built ship,
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in 1956, where she continued operating under the same name until scrapped in 1971.
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Isthmian also bought second-hand the entire fleet of Charles G Dunn of Liverpool:
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Imperial Steel: The History of the Isthmian Steamship Company: 1910-1956
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was organized separately from US Steel which retained the ships
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Isthmian Steamship was the brainchild of US Steel President
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Caledonian Maritime Research Trust 186:Northumberland Shipbuilding Company 86:was a shipping company founded by 14: 471:, and operated until sold to the 118:Federal Steam Navigation Co Ltd 1: 148:The company's first ship was 467:was bought in 1947, renamed 164:William Hamilton and Company 946: 765:Isthmian Steamship Company 244:Isthmian Steamship Company 238:Isthmian Steamship Company 122:British East India Company 84:Isthmian Steamship Company 19:Isthmian Steamship Company 640:Shipping and Shipbuilding 228:all in 1914, followed by 23: 879:, Xlibris Corporation, 875:Atherton, John (2000): 860:– Retrieved 2019-07-22 771:7 February 2009 at the 767:– Retrieved 2019-07-23 180:In 1913 Isthmian added 834:– Retrieved 2019-07-24 819:– Retrieved 2019-07-23 804:– Retrieved 2019-07-23 789:– Retrieved 2019-07-23 145: 908:24 March 2009 at the 221:and the twin-stacked 184:, newly-built by the 139: 864:23 July 2019 at the 744:Scottish Built Ships 718:Scottish Built Ships 692:Scottish Built Ships 666:Scottish Built Ships 588:Scottish Built Ships 562:Scottish Built Ships 473:States Marine Lines 242:On 30 January 1930 126:Norton Lilly Agency 20: 146: 306:20 February 1943. 252:Steel Electrician 99:Isthmus of Panama 80: 79: 67:and New York, USA 937: 868: 852: 846: 841: 835: 826: 820: 811: 805: 796: 790: 786:Chattanooga City 781: 775: 762: 756: 755: 753: 751: 736: 730: 729: 727: 725: 710: 704: 703: 701: 699: 684: 678: 677: 675: 673: 658: 652: 651: 649: 647: 632: 626: 625: 623: 621: 614:Tyne Built Ships 606: 600: 599: 597: 595: 580: 574: 573: 571: 569: 554: 548: 547: 545: 543: 536:Tyne Built Ships 528: 298:Chattanooga City 95:James A. 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Index


House flag
Maritime
London
England
US Steel
James A. Farrell
Isthmus of Panama
Panama Canal
London
Great Britain
Federal Steam Navigation Co Ltd
British East India Company
Norton Lilly Agency

Santa Rosalia
Bucknall Line
Santa Rosalia
William Hamilton and Company
Port Glasgow
tramp ship
Northumberland Shipbuilding Company
San Francisco
Derry
First World War
registered
Charlton Hall
Craster Hall
cargo liner
Howick Hall

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