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   Andrew Carnegie - iron industrialist and steel king

Page entitled : First steel plant - Carnegie, McCandless & Co

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How William Coleman and Thomas Carnegie promoted a steel plant at Braddock, enrolled leading capitalists let Andrew Carnegie take the lion's share

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... successfully enrolled David A. Stewart, the president of the Pittsburgh Locomotive Works and William Coleman’s neighbor, John Scott, Stewart’s brother-in-law, and David McCandless, a successful merchant and president of the Exchange National Bank of Pittsburgh . The latter brought in William P. Shinn, a railroad man whose accounting practices would become the basis of the Carnegie Steel  ...

 

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