This man worked under Thomas Scott with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a telegraph operator, before becoming the superintendent of its Western Division. He founded the Keystone Bridge Company following the Civil War, seeing potential in the iron industry. This man donated almost $50 million to American public library systems in accordance with the ideas he outlined in his "Gospel of Wealth."
This man worked under Thomas Scott with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a telegraph operator, before becoming the superintendent of its Western Division. He founded the Keystone Bridge Company following the Civil War, seeing potential in the iron industry. This man donated almost $50 million to American public library systems in accordance with the ideas he outlined in his "Gospel of Wealth." This man introduced the idea of "vertical integration" and later sold his namesake company to J.P. Morgan. For 10 points, name this Scottish-American industrialist and millionaire, who greatly expanded the American steel industry.
This man worked under Thomas Scott with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a telegraph operator, before becoming the superintendent of its Western Division.