This company is the subject of the book Meet You in Hell. Its employees once used the Bost Building as a headquarters.
This company is the subject of the book Meet You in Hell. Its employees once used the Bost Building as a headquarters. In its home base of operations, this company's strongest rival was Jones and Laughlin, and its founder commissioned journalist Napoleon Hill to write the book The Law of Success. One of its administrators was stabbed by Alexander (*) Berkman, the lover of Emma Goldman. That employee of this company was named Henry Clay Frick. Its founder wrote the text "The Gospel of Wealth." This company brought in Pinkertons to serve as strikebreakers during the 1892 Homestead Strike. J.P. Morgan would combine it with another company to form U.S. Steel. For 10 points, name this steel company founded by its namesake Scotsman.
This company is the subject of the book Meet You in Hell. Its employees once used the Bost Building as a headquarters.
Carnegie Steel Company [accept Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company, do not accept "U.S. Steel"]