George F. Baer Quotes
They don't suffer. They can't even speak English.
Topics
Exclusion
Ignorance
Immigrants
Literacy
Oppression
The Poor
Prejudice, Predjudices
Suffering
Animal Abuse
Animal Protection
Animal Rights
Communication
Disability
English Language
Marginalization
Inability
Animal Exploitation
Animal Neglect
Animal Suffering
Animal Welfare
Inhumane Treatment
Language Barrier
Language Barriers
Nonverbal Communication
English
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George F. Baer, 1842-1914, President, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, President, Franklin & Marshall College, Response to reporters who asked him about the suffering and difficult conditions of starving coal miners, many of whom were immigrants
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George F. Baer
- Born: September 26, 1842
- Died: April 26, 1914
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- Profession: Lawyer, Railroad Executive
George Frederick Baer was an American lawyer who was the President of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and spokesman for the owners during the Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902.