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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Daniel Gray Reid was an American industrialist and philanthropist known as the "Tinplate King". He was born in Richmond, Indiana, and in 1892 bought a nearby tin plate mill, with which he eventually combined every tin plate company in the country to form the American Tin Plate Company, with Reid as president. In 1901, it was absorbed by the United States Steel Corporation, and Reid became a director of that. He bought control of the American Can Company and the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad.