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Andrew Carnegie is born in Dunfermline, United Kingdom.
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Andrew Carnegie started working at the railroad at age 12 because his family did not have a man of the house and they really needed the money.
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Runs his errands, prints papers, revises all his work, etc..
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In hopes to increase sales and have an easier path for shipping.
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First bridge made from steal because the people from that time only used steel only for kitchen utensils.
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Carnegie decided to use an elephant to prove that his bridge was safe because the myth was that an elephant would not cross an unsafe structure.
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Largest in the nation, but continued to grow and grow as the demands for Carnegie's steel increased.
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The first skyscraper used Carnegie's Steel and it was located in Chicago. It had a weak concrete outer shell, but it had a strong frame made out of steel.
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Tom Scott passes away at age 58. He was Andrew Carnegie's biggest mentor.
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Largest dam of its time, needs to be reconstructed but he ignores the threat.
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Andrew Carnegie hired Henry Frick because he knew he was merciless when it came to collecting his money from people who owed him.
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After the refusal of renovations, the dam breaks flooding Johnstown.
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The steel company made 225 tons of steal a day.
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As Carnegie's steel industry grew his net worth also increased but he was not satisfied with how much he was worth so he kept trying to grow his steel company.
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Private Colledge in Pennsylvania.
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Critically ill for three days then succumbed to Bronchopneumonia. Buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Sleepy Hollow, NY.