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Krajewski-Pesant Corporation
| Name | Krajewski-Pesant Corporation |
| Ortssitz | New York City |
| Straße | Broadway 85 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Maschinenfabrik |
| Anmerkungen | Gründer: Thomas Florian Krajewski, Erfinder eines Zuckerrohr-Crushers, Teilhaber: Alfonso Pesant und James L. Cochrane. Adresse auch: Aguior 92, Havanna (s.d.). Branche: Engineers, Contractors and Exporters. Auch bezeichnet als "Krajewski & Pesant". Die Familie von Krajewski zog nach Brooklyn Heights und lebte eine Zeit in der Montague Street. Um 1908 im Eigentum der "United States & Cuban Allied Works Engineering Corporation of New York and Havana". |
| Quellenangaben | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 365] https://www.fudakowski-krajewski.com/cgi-bin/public.cgi?thomas_krajewski |
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| 21.05.1851 |
Geburt von Thomas Florian Krajewski in Warschau |
| Okt. 1868 |
Der auf dem Wege zur Deportation nach Sibirien (Grund: kritische Bemerkung gegenüber der russischen Besatzungsmacht) geflohene Thomas Florian Krajewski beginnt ein Maschinenbau-Studium an der ETH Zürich |
| Aug. 1871 |
Thomas Florian Krajewski verläßt die Technische Hochschule Zürich mit einem Entlassungszeugnis, aber nicht mit einem Diplom |
| Okt. 1871 |
Thomas Florian Krajewski emigriert nach Amerika und läßt sich in Paterson, New Jersey, nieder |
| 1878 |
Einbürgerung von Thomas Florian Krajewski |
| 07.08.1880 |
Thomas Florian Krajewski heiratet Rose Schnell in Paterson. - Im folgenden Jahr kommt drene Tochter Leonida zur Welt |
| 1882 |
Gründung durch Thomas F. Krajewski (New York) und Alfonso Pesant (Havanna) |
| Ende 1880er/ Anf. 1890er |
Krajewski entwickelt einen verbesserten Zuckerrohr-Crusher |
| 1896 |
T. F. Krajewski zieht sich aus dem Unternehmen zurück |
| 1905 |
Bau der Fabrik in der 53 Jay Street (auch bekannt als 201 Water Street) in Brooklyn |
| 28.11.1913 |
Tod von Thomas Krajewski in New York |
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[New York's great industries (1884)] |
1884 |
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| ZEIT | 1884 |
| THEMA | Firmendarstellung |
| TEXT | Prominent among the most active and enterprising firms in their line is that of Messrs. Krajewski & Pesant, No. 85 Broadway, who, as engineers, contractors, and commission merchants, are widely and favorably known both throughout the United States, Cuba, and the West Indies. Mr. Thomas F. Krajewski, the respected head of the firm, is resident in New York, with handsome offices very centrally located at No. 85 Broadway. Mr. Alfonso Pesant, his co-partner, resides in Havana, Cuba, with offices at Aguiar. No. 92. The above gentlemen formed a co-partnership about two years ago to carry on business generally as engineers, contractors, and commission merchants. They bring vast practical experience to bear, and Mr. Krajewski is noted for being one of New York's most successful and talented mechanical engineers, and with his co-partner is prepared to supply and personally superintend the fitting up of all kinds of sugar machinery for the planters of Cuba and the West Indies generally, guaranteeing entire satisfaction in every case. They possess the finest of connections and excellent facilities, and have built up a large and permanent trade with the owners of fine estates all over Cuba and elsewhere. Mr. Krajewski, as resident partner here, also attends to the firm's large and growing commission trade, affording West Indian merchants the same facilities in this great market as if they were personally present. He is a native of Poland, long a naturalized American citizen, and noted for his professional abilities and practical skill and talents. Mr. Alfonso Pesant is equally popular, both here and in Havana, and we know of no firm in every way better qualified to promptly fill all orders in the line of engineering, contracting or attending to the purchase and sale of all descriptions of goods upon commission. The responsibility of the concern, and its honorable methods, are too widely known of to require mention here, and it is in every respect the representative house in its sphere of action. |
| QUELLE | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 365] |
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