Harris and Blanck paid $25,000 bail and hired Max Stuer, one of New York's most expensive lawyers. The trial in December 1911 lasted three weeks, and centered on the locked door that would have ...

In a crowded New York City courtroom 107 years ago this month, two wealthy immigrant entrepreneurs, Isaac Harris and Max Blanck, stood trial on a single count of manslaughter. Earlier that year ...

In a crowded New York City courtroom 107 years ago this month, two wealthy immigrant entrepreneurs, Isaac Harris and Max Blanck, stood trial on a single count of manslaughter.

Founded by Max Blanck and Isaac Harris, Russian Jews and immigrants themselves, the successful company could offer job security and an appealing work environment that most in-home operations ...

The first thing founders Isaac Harris and Max Blanck want you to get right about their business, as they recently explained over phosphate and sodas, is the name: It’s the Triangle Waist Company ...

The factory was owned by Isaac Harris and Max Blanck, Russian Jewish immigrants known as the “Shirtwaist Kings.” They founded the Triangle Waist Company in 1900, ...

For instance, Max Blanck and Isaac Harris’ Triangle Shirtwaist company employees on the 8th, 9th, and 10th floors of the Asch building in downtown Manhattan worked 12-hour shifts for $15.00 a ...

Harris and Blanck, two Russian immigrants who had become millionaire schmata manufacturers, hired thugs, hookers and pimps to crash the picket lines and beat up strikers. Eventually, a settlement ...

Harris and Blanck paid $25,000 bail and hired Max Stuer, one of New York's most expensive lawyers. The trial in December 1911 lasted three weeks, and centered on the locked door that would have ...

In a crowded New York City courtroom 107 years ago this month, two wealthy immigrant entrepreneurs, Isaac Harris and Max Blanck, stood trial on a single count of manslaughter. Earlier that year ...