Andrew Carnegie donated more than $100 million ... He was on a North Carolina beach in 2015 when someone pointed to a boy swept away by a rip current. Pontzer and another man swam about 150 ...

Long before Musk, Zuck, and Bezos, Andrew Carnegie (pronounced car ... a $2 annual subscription fee was added for working boys, including Carnegie, who at that point was a messenger.

Johnson repositioned the boy, to hold him across the chest ... the Fund was established by industrialist-philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, almost $44 million has been given in one-time grants ...

A bronze bust of Andrew Carnegie. The 19th-century baron favored ... He soon began work as a bobbin boy in a Pennsylvania textile mill to help support the family. He sought better jobs, read ...

Fiercely ambitious and with the intellect and savvy to match, Andrew Carnegie left behind grinding poverty in his native Scotland at the age of 12 to start a new life in America. Despite his ...

To the Editor of The New York Times: I have to thank you for your semi-editorial in to-day's issue toning down Andrew Carnegie's fervid oratory in presenting something or other to a boy who had ...

God bless Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie (1835–1919) started life as a poor weaver’s son in Scotland, immigrated to Pittsburgh as a teen and rose from bobbin boy making $2 a week to America’s ...

A teenage boy who was swimming 80 feet from shore ... The CHFC was created by businessman Andrew Carnegie on April 15, 1904. The goal of the fund is to recognize outstanding acts of selfless ...

Andrew Carnegie’s formal schooling ended when he was 12 years old and he personally benefited from borrowing books as a working boy. He stated that library buildings should be “ladders ...