Carnegie Steel organization
also: Carnegie Steel, the Carnegie company
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Andrew Carnegie founded
Carnegie Steel documented
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“By 1899, Carnegie Steel was the largest steel company in the world...…”
source: book — Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making · p.129
Andrew Carnegie founded
Carnegie Steel host_asserted
“By 1892, the Carnegie Steel Company exists and Carnegie's out there lobbying for continued tariffs to help him make more money. So when everyone talks about the tariffs of McKinley, whether they're good or bad, just remember who they were b…”
▶ The Shadow State 76 The Pilgrims Society Pt. 2 @ 13:51
Mentions (6)
▶ 1:14:25
A guy by the name of James McParlin infiltrates the Irish coal miners and basically exposes them to such a degree that the organization just kind of disappears. So that was espionage. Then we had the Homestead Strike, which you and I talked…
▶ 1:15:28
Carnegie Steel Company in Pittsburgh, their job basically was railroad. And they're the ones that built most of the rails for the railroad. They were mandating everyone work 12 hours a day. And there was a union, Amalgamated Association of …
▶ 1:24:07
crazy-ass thing in our history. These are the same people that owned all of the press way back then. They all owned the same banks. And by the way, if you go and you look at the use of these companies like GE, Ford, Carnegie Steel, all of t…
▶ 1:14:46
A guy by the name of James McParlin infiltrates the Irish coal miners and basically exposes them to such a degree that the organization just kind of disappears. So that was espionage. Then we had the Homestead Strike, which you and I talked…
▶ 1:15:48
Carnegie Steel Company in Pittsburgh, their job basically was railroad. And they're the ones that built most of the rails for the railroad. They were mandating everyone work 12 hours a day. And there was a union, Amalgamated Association of …
▶ 13:51
By 1892, the Carnegie Steel Company exists and Carnegie's out there lobbying for continued tariffs to help him make more money. So when everyone talks about the tariffs of McKinley, whether they're good or bad, just remember who they were b…