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1. [ to Andrew Carnegie, July 6, 1906] [ to Andrew Carnegie, July 6, 1906]
2. [... to ..., n.d.] [... to ..., n.d.] Carnegie Institute An incomplete letter from an unidentified author. The author here describes the successes of the Carnegie Institute.
3. [[Samuel Harden Church] to Frank N. Doubleday, June 24, 1902 (copy)] [[Samuel Harden Church] to Frank N. Doubleday, June 24, 1902 (copy)] Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919 Church states that both he and W.E. Corey share the view that Aldersons unflattering biography of Carnegie is irredeemable. Church says that while they might be happy to lend a hand in Doubledays venture,...
4. [""President"" to J.A. Poynton, May 14, 1915] [""President"" to J.A. Poynton, May 14, 1915] Poynton, John A.--Correspondence; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919; Foster, Katharine; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh--Employees; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh--Finance; Public libraries--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh A letter from the President to Mr. J.A. Poynton, in response to Andrew Carnegie's letter of February 1, 1915, reporting on the outcome of the fifty-eight employees dismissed from the Carnegie Library of...
5. [""Secretary"" [i.e., John A. Poynton] to Arthur [von] Weinberg, April 22, 1914] [""Secretary"" [i.e., John A. Poynton] to Arthur [von] Weinberg, April 22, 1914] Poynton, John A.--Correspondence; Weinberg, Arthur von, b. 1860--Correspondence; Senckenbergische Naturforschende Gesellschaft; Museum fu?r Naturkunde in Berlin; Natural history museums--Germany--Frankfurt am Main; Natural history museums--Germany--Berlin; Fund raising--Germany--Frankfurt am Main (Germany); Diplodocus; Paleontology; Frankfurt am Main (Germany) A typescript letter (unsigned) from John A. Poynton to Arthur von Weinberg. Poynton states that Andrew Carnegie has refused Weinberg's request for funds, expressed in his letter of March 21st, for the...
6. [Andrew Carnegie to W.N. Frew, January 5, 1907] [Andrew Carnegie to W.N. Frew, January 5, 1907] Frew, William Nimick--Correspondence; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Correspondence; Public libraries--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. A letter dated January 5, 1907 from Andrew Carnegie to William Nimick Frew in response to Frew's concern that the city of Pittsburgh will not provide enough funds for an addition to the library.
7. [Andrew Carnegie to William N. Frew, December 10, 1896] [Andrew Carnegie to William N. Frew, December 10, 1896] Carnegie Institute; Carnegie International; Carnegie International -- Press coverage; Beatty, John W. (John Wesley), 1851-1924 Andrew Carnegie writes to Frew about his disappointment with John W. Beatty's management of the Carnegie International art competition in more tempered terms. Frew presumably allayed some of Carnegie's...
8. [Andrew Carnegie to William N. Frew, November 23, 1899] [Andrew Carnegie to William N. Frew, November 23, 1899] Andrew Carnegie expresses his views on the idea of holding a competition for plans for the extension of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and the Carnegie Institute.
9. [Andrew Carnegie to William N. Frew, October 7, 1899] [Andrew Carnegie to William N. Frew, October 7, 1899] Andrew Carnegie writes in kind terms to Frew about the success of the Carnegie Institute in securing ground for the building's extension.
10. [Arthur W. Tarbell to Mrs. William Coleman Carnegie (Alice B. Carnegie), November 27, 1935] [Arthur W. Tarbell to Mrs. William Coleman Carnegie (Alice B. Carnegie), November 27, 1935] Carnegie Institute of Technology; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919; Centennial celebrations, etc. Tarbell writes to inform Mrs. Coleman Carnegie of his intention to send her copies of Dr. Freeman's address, and programs from the "Carnegie Day" Exercises.
11. [Arthur W. Tarbell to Samuel Harden Church, December 20, 1935] [Arthur W. Tarbell to Samuel Harden Church, December 20, 1935] Carnegie Institute of Technology; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919; Centennial celebrations, etc. Tarbell informs Church of his correspondence with Alice B. Carnegie.
12. [C.P.G. Scott to Andrew Carnegie, April 24, 1911] [C.P.G. Scott to Andrew Carnegie, April 24, 1911] Scott, C. P. G. (Charles Payson Gurley), 1853-1936--Correspondence; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Correspondence; Spelling reform; English language--Orthography and spelling; Chambers, Will Grant, 1867-1949; Holland, W. J. (William Jacob), 1848-1932; McCormick, Samuel B.; Science; Education; Science--Periodicals; Simplified Spelling Board A typescript letter from C.P.G. Scott to Andrew Carnegie concerning simplified spelling. Scott is arranging with Professor W.G. Chambers, University of Pittsburgh, for a local group to promote simplified...
13. [Carnegie's $25,000,000 gift was to save wife: sympathizes with Mrs. Russell Sage and would avoid leaving [Carnegie's $25,000,000 gift was to save wife: sympathizes with Mrs. Russell Sage and would avoid leaving similar burden on his widow] Carnegie Corporation of New York; Carnegie, Louise (Whitfield) 1857-1946 An article from 1911 from the New York American, about the creation of the Carnegie Corporation of New York. The author claims that the Corporation was envisioned as a means of relieving Mrs. Carnegie...
14. [D.M. Watt to Andrew Carnegie, November 6, 1895] [D.M. Watt to Andrew Carnegie, November 6, 1895] Carnegie libraries -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh (Pa.); Public libraries -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh (Pa.) -- Endowments; Industrialists -- Charitable contributions -- United States D.M. Watt writes to Andrew Carnegie and showers him with praise. Watt thanks Carnegie for his philanthropic efforts in Pittsburgh.
15. [Dissension over a prize: first award at Carnegie International raises storm and propaganda charge] [Dissension over a prize: first award at Carnegie International raises storm and propaganda charge] Carnegie International "The author of this article reports a controversy raging in Pittsburgh around the picture that won first prize in this year's Carnegie International He finds deliberate propaganda responsible for the widespread...
16. [F.D. Millet to James Bertram, April 14, 1908; Andrew Carnegie to John Beatty, April 1908] [F.D. Millet to James Bertram, April 14, 1908; Andrew Carnegie to John Beatty, April 1908] Millet, Frank D.--Correspondence; Bertram, James, 1872-1934--Correspondence; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Correspondence; Beatty, John W. (John Wesley), 1851-1924--Correspondence; Carnegie Institute. Dept. of Fine Arts; Jones, John Paul, 1747-1792; Busts; United States. Dept. of the Navy; American Academy in Rome A typescript letter (signed) from Frank D. Millet to James Bertram concerning a bust of John Paul Jones. Millet explains that although Andrew Carnegie has expressed interest in having a copy of the bust...
17. [Founder's day address] [Founder's day address] Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; Carnegie Institute of Technology; Carnegie Museum of Natural History; Carnegie Museum of Art The library; the mayor; Department of Fine Arts; the Museum; the technical schools; Carnegie's lengthy speech from his 1914 visit to Pittsburgh in which he outlines his many successes in Pittsburgh.
18. [Frances Jenkins Olcott to W.N. Frew, October 15, 1906] [Frances Jenkins Olcott to W.N. Frew, October 15, 1906] Olcott, Frances Jenkins--Correspondence; Frew, William Nimick--Correspondence; Carnegie Library School; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Children's Dept.; Children's librarians--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh; Hopkins, Anderson H.; Buyse, Omer, b. 1865; College teachers--Belgium; Tacoma Public Library; Sontum, Bolette A typescript letter from Frances Jenkins Olcott, Chief of the Children's Department of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, describing praise for the Training School for Children's Librarians expressed by Belgian...
19. [G.W. Bodenhorn to Andrew Carnegie, March 24, 1913] [G.W. Bodenhorn to Andrew Carnegie, March 24, 1913] Bodenhorn, George W. --Correspondence; Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919--Correspondence; Carnegie Institute; Cunningham, Charles R.; Carnegie Institute--Employees A signed typescript letter from George Bodenhorn, Superintendent of the Cleveland District Office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, to Andrew Carnegie recounting an enjoyable visit to the Carnegie...
20. [George A. Macbeth, Henry K. Porter and James F. Hudson to William N. Frew, November 25, 1901] [George A. Macbeth, Henry K. Porter and James F. Hudson to William N. Frew, November 25, 1901] Public libraries -- Design and construction; Carnegie libraries -- Pennsylvania -- East Liberty (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Public libraries -- Pennsylvania -- East Liberty (Pittsburgh, Pa.) This document is a report that was created by a committee responsible for selecting and purchasing a lot for an East End (East Liberty) Carnegie Branch Library. The committee details the specifications...
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