The story of Carnegie Steel Company

Carnegie Steel Company. Pittsburgh steelmaker led by Andrew Carnegie and Henry Clay Frick; sold to J. P. Morgan’s syndicate in 1901.

1892

Henry Clay Frick, chair of Carnegie Steel Company. Chairman.

Andrew Carnegie owns a stake in Carnegie Steel Company.

In his own words, the controlling owner in 1892.

Jun 1892: Carnegie Steel Company awarded a contract to Pinkerton National Detective Agency. 300 guards for the Homestead works.

1901

Carnegie Steel Company became United States Steel Corporation. Bought by Morgan; succeeded by the United States Steel Corporation.

According to Andrew Carnegie. This is one side’s account, not established fact.

Carnegie Steel Company, involved in Sale of the Carnegie Steel Company and formation of U.S. Steel and Homestead lockout and battle.

Carnegie Steel Company, headquartered in Pittsburgh.

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