Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919
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Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919
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Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919
Carnegie, Andrew
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קרנגי, אנדרו, 1835-1919
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קרנגי, אנדרו, 1835-1919
Carnegie, Andrew (American industrialist, 1835-1919)
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Carnegie, Andrew (American industrialist, 1835-1919)
Karnegi, Ėndrʹju, 1835-1919
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Karnegi, Ėndrʹju, 1835-1919
カーネギー, アンドリュー
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Karnēgs, Andŗus 1835-1919
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Carnegie, André 1835-1919
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Carnegie, André 1835-1919
Karnegi, Ėndri︠u︡ 1835-1919
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Karnegi, Ėndri︠u︡ 1835-1919
Karnegi, Ėndrʹju 1835-1919
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Karnegi, Ėndrʹju 1835-1919
Carnegie, Andres
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Karnegi, Ėndri︠u︡, 1835-1919
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Karnegi, Ėndri︠u︡, 1835-1919
卡内基安德鲁, 1835-1919
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卡内基安德鲁, 1835-1919
Karnegi, Endriu.
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Karnegi, Endriu.
Carnegie André 1835-1919
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Carnegie André 1835-1919
Andrew Carnegie
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Andrew Carnegie
Карнеги, Эндрю 1835-1919
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Карнеги, Эндрю 1835-1919
Carnegie, Andrzej.
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Carnegie, A.
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Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919) was an American industrialist and philanthropist.
Andrew Carnegie was an industrialist and philanthropist.
American industrialist and philanthropist.
Industrialist and philanthropist.
Industrialist, philanthropist.
Andrew Carnegie was an American industrialist and philanthropist, born in Scotland and emigated to the United States in 1848. As a superintendent for the Pennsylvania Railroad he invested in iron manufactures. In 1873 he began to acquire firms that later became the Carnegie Steel Company, which by 1900 was producing a quarter of the steel in the United States and controlled iron mines, ore ships, and railroads. His partnership with Henry Clay Frick aidied his success. In 1901 he sold his interests to the United States Steel Corporation and retired.
Andrew Carnegie 1835-1919.
Born in Dumferline, Scotland on November 25, 1835. Carnegie's family moved to Allegheny, PA in 1848. Carnegie worked in a cotton factory, telegraph office, and for the Pennsylvania Railroad, where in 1859 he became head of the western division. In 1865 Carnegie formed the Keystone Bridge Company. Recognizing the importance of steel, Carnegie began buying up steel mills, and in 1899 consolidated his holdings by forming the Carnegie Steel Company. In 1901 Carnegie sold the company to J.P. Morgan's United States Steel Company. Until his death on August 11, 1919 Carnegie devoted himself to philanthropy donating over $350 million to various causes.
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