Since It is about the Titanic and as I mentioned JP Morgan, he was in fact the financier behind, it was said that the neologism to "Morganize" was even employed at that time see THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF THE TITANIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. below 
http://www.titanic1.org/articles/mercantile.asp
"The neologism to Morganize became synonymous with ruthless business practices by aggrandizing robber barons out to corner whole industries for the sole purpose of maximizing their fortunes.
J Pierpont Morgan's railroads and steel mergers [such as the Pennsylvania Railroad and US Steel] may have fit that stereotype. His less sanguine venture into ocean shipping was viewed in the same light by contemporary critics. "
http://www.titanic1.org/articles/mercantile.asp
"The neologism to Morganize became synonymous with ruthless business practices by aggrandizing robber barons out to corner whole industries for the sole purpose of maximizing their fortunes.
J Pierpont Morgan's railroads and steel mergers [such as the Pennsylvania Railroad and US Steel] may have fit that stereotype. His less sanguine venture into ocean shipping was viewed in the same light by contemporary critics. "
Quote from harrytrader:
I have nothing against icebergs, sweddish Carlsberg (I think) either, or Spielberg : Indiana Jones is my favorite film (as well as Harrison Ford my favorite actor)
Rather there are 2 "er" that I hate: Hitler (who pretended to be catholic) and Rockfeller (no religion I know). For the rest I have no feelings. Also "an" in JP Morgan a well-reknowned catholic racist anti-jew and "ild" in Rotchild supposed to be a jew: as you can see money is above religion's dispute as the two are allied the former being the vassal of the second.
Can add Chirac, Mitterand, Bush, Clinton (above all Hillary), Laden (I almost forgot this one since it was so obvious) and you can see that the sampling of names suffix are quite varied and so not significant statistically as for me : I have no predetermined preference or dislike due solely on that reason : I judge on the acts only