Carnegie was born in Dunfermline, Scotland November 25, 1835. His parents, William and Margaret Carnegie, were impoverished iron mill workers. They immigrated to the United States in search of employment and opportunities in 1848.

Andrew Carnegie obtained a variety of occupations since his first arrival to America. His first job, at age thirteen, was a bobbin boy in a local cotton mill. At fifteen, Carnegie delivered telegrams for the Western Union. This job paid twenty-five dollars a month, which was considered a phenomenal amount of money at this time. At age 17, Carnegie had a job with the Pennsylvania Railroad. This job involved sending and receiving telegrams to benefit each train's safety; he was now earning thirty-five dollars a month.

In the 1850's the major form of transportation used was the railroad. People would take the train for traveling to different areas around the country. Unfortunately, the ride to these distant destinations was qui

In 1892, the workers' contracts were to be renewed. At this time, Carnegie was on vacation in Scotland, and chose the chief administrator, Henry Clay Frick, to look after the mill. Carnegie told him how to handle several problems, if any did occur.

Now at the age of 65, Carnegie decided to do what he had planned to do thirty two years ago. He would contribute his money to educational buildings, libraries, and colleges. He developed the Carnegie Institution of Washington, which provided money to international educational courses.

te uncomfortable. The passengers' complaints increased.

Many workers arrived the next day knowing Frick's plan. The security guards were greeted with furious rioters and gun shots. The crowd was so furious, that they chased the guards back to the barges. They then filled the ship with burning oil and dynamite. The guards quickly surrendered. This was one of the worst labor disputes in American history.

Theodore Woodruff developed sleeping cars that introduced passengers to more comfortable rides. Through the persuasion of his boss, Carnegie bought a share in this particular company while working for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Carnegie's boss urged him to purchase one-eighth share in this company. The share's money supply sharply increased due to the excessive amount of railroad companies that wished to please their passengers.

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