CIRCA 1801: NEW JACQUARD MILL IS HIGH TECH BUT OLD SCHOOL--A THIRDGENERATION WEAVER BUILDS ON AN INTERNATIONAL 'CONSORTIUM' TO FIND NEWOPPORTUNITIES.

From: HFN The Weekly Newspaper for the Home FurnishingNetwork | Date: October 26, 1998| Author: Chirls, Stuart | Copyright information

NEW YORK-Even as U.S. textile mills continue to close, it's difficult for Josh Schneider to see the risk in spending $26 million to build a new jacquard mill.

At the turn of the century, Schneider's grandfather, Samuel, had hired out as a gandy dancer laying railroad track across Germany to escape the pogroms of Czarist Russia. The money he earned helped him and his family sail to America, where he started a small weaving business in Paterson, N.J. in the early 1900s. <...

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