Charles+Schab

 http://www.mdoe.org/schwab_ch.html Schwab, Charles M. (1862-1939) Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society  I f Horatio Alger Myths could take human forms, they would appear as Charles Schwab, who started as a day laborer in a steel mill in 1879, became the president of U.S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel, accumulated a personal fortune of $50-200 million, and died in bankruptcy. ||
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 * Charles M. Schwab ||
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( [|18 February] [|1862], [|Williamsburg, Pennsylvania] - [|18 October] [|1939] in [|London], [|England]) was an [|American] [|steel] magnate. Under his leadership, [|Bethlehem Steel] became the second largest steel maker in the United States, and one of the most important heavy manufacturers in the world.

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This article is on the background of Charles Schab. His accomplishments and set backs he had throughout his life span.

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 * The Person of the Century, Industry!!!!!