Born at Pittsburgh in 1855, he was the son of a hard-headed Tyrone County Scotch-Irishman who -“ounded the banking house of T. Mellon & Sons. At 18, Andrew quit Western University of ...

Of the nearly 80 people since Alexander Hamilton to hold the office of secretary of the Treasury of the United States, my choice for the best of them is Andrew Mellon of Pittsburgh (1855-1937).

D.C. He also founded the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh. In the 1960s, the school merged with Andrew Carnegie's Carnegie Institute of Technology to form what is now known as Carnegie Mellon ...

Ostensible purpose of the Board of Tax Appeals hearings which began last week in a courtroom of Pittsburgh’s new Federal Building was to determine whether Andrew William Mellon owed the ...

Nora McMullen of Hertfordshire and Andrew Mellon of Pittsburgh were married in September 1900 ... s art-collecting and his plan to establish a National Gallery of Art to house his collection, though ...

Andrew Mellon was treasury secretary to three Republican presidents: Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. (Keystone / Getty Images) ...

More big donations followed, including $500,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation ... founded in Pittsburgh, in 1941, after years spent giving music lessons at the Apple Street house through ...

In “Andrew Mellon, hero of the 1920s” (Aug. 9, TribLIVE), Lawrence Reed presents Mellon as the “best” secretary of the Treasury in history. Reed’s account is startling for its omissions ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- A Carnegie Mellon University student was attacked by a naked stranger in her off-campus house on Tuesday night, police said. The student called police around 10 p.m. Tuesday ...

One of the largest donors to help President-elect Donald Trump was Timothy Mellon, an heir to the generational fortune of ...

Mellon Hall is one of seven buildings named for notable secretaries of the United States Treasury at the suggestion of George F. Baker. Mellon Hall is named for Andrew W. Mellon. Built in 1926 as part ...

THE Mellon Institute of Pittsburgh has published L in pamphlet form an account of the dedication of the new building on May 6–7, 1937 (NATURE, May 15, 1937). In the introductory address, the Hon.