Carnegie Mellon University - Andrew Carnegie Online Archives

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  • Date = 1915

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This collection contains primary resources about Carnegie's bequests along with supporting explanatory text, that teachers will be able to use as part of their curriculum.
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Mr. Carnegie's testimony before the United States Commission on Industrial Relations, February 5th, 1915
Labor -- Pennsylvania, Industries -- United States
Reprinted from the New York Herald February 6th 1915; Includes figures of Library, Organ and College Gifts; Includes an editorial from New York Tribune, Feb 7, 1915, entitled Mr. Carnegie's Testimony; Audience not won yet; Mr. Carnegie's statement; Quotes from the Herald; Homestead Strike Incident; Coal at wholesale; Asks about agreement; Takes no man's job; The problem of rich and poor; Will solve problem; Security for widows' funds; Dictates form of question; Men call him Andy; Gets in a question; Greatest reward of all;
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Mr. Carnegie's testimony before the United States Commission on Industrial Relations, February 5th, 1915
Labor -- Pennsylvania, Industries -- United States
Reprinted from the New York Herald February 6th 1915; Includes figures of "Library, Organ and College Gifts"; Includes an editorial from New York Tribune, Feb 7, 1915, entitled "Mr. Carnegie's Testimony"; Audience not won yet; Mr. Carnegie's statement; Quotes from the Herald; Homestead Strike Incident; Coal at wholesale; Asks about agreement; "Takes no man's job"; "The problem of rich and poor"; Will solve problem; Security for widows' funds; Dictates form of question; Men call him "Andy"; Gets in a question; Greatest reward of all;
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