About Samuel R. Callaway
Lived 1850 – 1904 (aged 53). Samuel R. Callaway was a Canadian manager.
Samuel Rodger Callaway (December 24, 1850 – June 1, 1904) was an American railroad executive. He served as president of Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad and Belt Line, second vice president and general manager of Union Pacific Railroad 1884–1887, president of Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad 1887–1895, president of Nickel Plate Road 1895–1897, president of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad 1897–1898, president of New York Central Railroad 1898-1901 and as president of American Locomotive Company 1901–1904.
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Who was Samuel R. Callaway?
American railroad executive (1850–1904)
When was Samuel R. Callaway born?
Samuel R. Callaway was born on 24 December 1850 in Toronto.
When did Samuel R. Callaway die?
Samuel R. Callaway died on 1 June 1904 in New York City.
What was Samuel R. Callaway's occupation?
Samuel R. Callaway was a manager.
What nationality was Samuel R. Callaway?
Samuel R. Callaway was Canadian.
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