Andrew Carnegie opened the first of his libraries in 1889 in Braddock, Pennsylvania. More than just a place to check out a ...

The Jones & Laughlin Steel Company has its order books filled until the first of next year, and the Carnegie Steel Company is operating to almost 100 per cent., excluding its rail departments.

Andrew Carnegie wasn't the first man to ever build a steel ... company dedicated to building the world's greatest investment community. Reaching millions of people each month through its website ...

The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's main branch in Oakland included a natural history ... out books for visitors. Many of Carnegie’s original libraries were constructed near his steel mills ...

Using the Bessemer process at his Homestead Steel ... Carnegie ultimately sold his company to John Pierpont Morgan for $480 million, of which his share was valued at more than $225 million. During ...

In 1901, when he sold Carnegie Steel to J.P. Morgan ... conflict in American history," Standiford says. "Increase our wages," the workers demanded. "What good is a book to a man who works 12 ...

After buying out other nearby steel mills, Carnegie created the Carnegie Steel Company in 1892. Carnegie's steel business made him the wealthiest person in the world. He sold Carnegie Steel to J.P ...

But he lost control of his own company. Carnegie quickly became majority stockholder. If Frick had lost control of his books ... to be chairman of Carnegie Steel. "Take supreme care of that ...

The Carnegie Steel Company was one of the most technologically ... which was one of the worst labor disputes in U.S. history. However, Carnegie won that battle, dealing an early blow to unions ...