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Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress Manuscript Division, 2009 Finding aid URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/eadmss.ms009340 Collection Summary Title: Andrew Carnegie Papers Span Dates: 1803-1935 Bulk Dates: (bulk 1890-1919) ID No.: MSS15107 Creator: Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919 Extent: 67,400 items; 304 containers; 72 linear feet Language: Collection material in English Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Abstract: Industrialist and philanthropist. Correspondence, reports, memoranda, speeches, articles, book files, financial papers, printed materials, and other papers relating to Carnegie's steel manufacturing and other business and philanthropic activities.

Selected Search Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein. People Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, Baron, 1834-1902. Balfour, Arthur James Balfour, Earl of, 1848-1930. Barrett, John, 1866-1938. Bertram, James, 1872-1934. Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925. Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, 1838-1922. Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947. Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919. Choate, Joseph Hodges, 1832-1917. Church, Samuel Harden. Cleveland, Grover, 1837-1908. Darby, W. Evans (William Evans), 1844-1922. , Frank Nelson, 1862-1934. Dwight, Theodore W. (Theodore William), 1822-1892. Eliot, Charles William, 1834-1926. Ely, Robert Erskine, b. 1861. Franks, Robert A., 1861-1935. Frick, , 1849-1919. Gilder, Richard Watson, 1844-1909. Gilman, Daniel Coit, 1831-1908. Gladstone, W. E. (William Ewart), 1809-1898. Hale, , 1863-1932. Harcourt, William Vernon, Sir, 1827-1904. Hay, John, 1838-1905. Hewitt, Abram S. (Abram Stevens), 1822-1903. Huntington-Wilson, Francis Mairs, 1875-1946. Ingersoll, Robert Green, 1833-1899. Johnson, Robert Underwood, 1853-1937. Knox, Philander C. (Philander Chase), 1853-1921. Lauder, George, Jr. Lauder, George. Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924. Lovejoy, Francis T. F. (Francis Thomas Fletcher), 1854-1932.

Andrew Carnegie Papers 2 Low, Seth, 1850-1916. Lynch, Frederick H. (Frederick Henry), 1867-1934. Marburg, Theodore, 1862-1946. McClure, S. S. (Samuel Sidney), 1857-1949. Miles, Nelson Appleton, 1839-1925. Miller, Thomas N. Morgan, J. Pierpont (John Pierpont), 1837-1949. Morley, John, 1838-1923. Newcomb, Simon, 1835-1909. Page, Walter Hines, 1855-1918. Parker, Alton B. (Alton Brooks), 1852-1926. Peabody, George Foster, 1852-1938. Phipps, Henry, 1839-1930. Pritchett, Henry S. (Henry Smith), 1857-1939. Reid, Whitelaw, 1837-1912. Rockefeller, John D. (John Davison), 1839-1937. Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. Root, Elihu, 1845-1937. Ross, John, of Dunfermline, Scotland. Schurz, Carl, 1829-1906. Schwab, Charles M., 1862-1939. Scott, James Brown, 1866-1943. Short, William H. (William Harrison), 1868-1935. Smith, Goldwin, 1823-1910. Southesk, James Carnegie, Earl of, 1827-1905. Spencer, Herbert, 1820-1903. Sternburg, Hermann Speck von, Freiherr, 1852-1908. Straus, Oscar S. (Oscar Solomon), 1850-1926. Swank, James Moore, 1832-1914. Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930. Taylor, Charles Lewis, 1857-1922. Thomson, J. Edgar (John Edgar), 1808-1874. Tower, Charlemagne, 1848-1923. Tumulty, Joseph P. (Joseph Patrick), 1879-1954. Twain, Mark, 1835-1910. Washington, Booker T., 1856-1915. White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. White, Henry, 1850-1927. White, Horace, 1834-1916. Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924. Woodward, Robert Simpson, 1849-1924. Organizations Carnegie Corporation of New York. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Carnegie Institute. Carnegie Institution of Washington. Carnegie Steel Company. Subjects African Americans. Arbitration, Industrial. Charities. Corporations.

Andrew Carnegie Papers 3 Education. Endowments. Imperialism. Industrial relations. Investments. Peace. Scottish Americans. Steel industry and trade. Places Panama Canal (Panama) Occupations Industrialists. Philanthropists.

Administrative Information Provenance The papers of Andrew Carnegie, industrialist and philanthropist, were given to the Library of Congress in 1932, 1954, 1959, and 1962 by Louise Whitfield Carnegie, Margaret Carnegie Miller, Florence Anderson, and the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Additions were purchased in 1946 and 1969, and gifts were received in 1981, 1983, and 1996. Processing History The Carnegie Papers were processed in 1984. The collection was revised and expanded in 1985, and the finding was revised 2009. Additional Guides In 1964 the Library published Andrew Carnegie, a Register of his Papers in the Library of Congress. A card index to the bound General Correspondence series in the collection is available in the Reading Room of the Manuscript Division. Copyright Status Copyright in the unpublished writings of Andrew Carnegie in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public. Access and Restrictions The Carnegie Papers are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room prior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use. Preferred Citation Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container number, Andrew Carnegie Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note Date Event 1835, Nov. 25 Born, Dunfermline, Scotland

Andrew Carnegie Papers 4 1848 Family immigrated to Worked as bobbin-boy in Pennsylvania cotton factory

1849 Messenger boy, then telegraph operator, Pittsburgh, Pa.

1853 Appointed private telegrapher and secretary to Thomas A. Scott of Pennsylvania Railroad

1853-1865 Held various positions with the Pennsylvania Railroad, finally succeeding Thomas A. Scott as superintendent of the Pittsburgh Division

1861 Assisted Thomas A. Scott in organizing military transportation and telegraphy

1865 Resigned from Pennsylvania Railroad Organized Keystone Bridge Co.

1865-1873 Engaged in bridge building, bond selling, and oil dealing on worldwide basis

1873 Began concentration on steel manufacturing with the opening of the J. Edgar Thompson Steel Co.

1882 Henry Clay Frick's coke industries joined to Carnegie Brothers & Co.

1883 Began contributions to magazines, notably North American Review and Nineteenth Century

1886 Published Triumphant Democracy

1887 Married Louise Whitfield (died 1946)

1889 Published "Wealth" (later renamed "Gospel of Wealth") in North American Review

1892 Broke with Henry Clay Frick

1901 Carnegie Co. sold to J. P. Morgan

1911 Carnegie Corp. of New York organized to carry out Carnegie's philanthropies

1919, Aug. 11 Died, "Shadowbrook," Massachusetts

Scope and Content Note The papers of Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919) include family records, correspondence, letterbooks, reports, memoranda, financial records, scrapbooks, speeches, articles, and books, and printed matter and related material. The papers span the years 1803-1935, with the bulk of the material from 1890 to 1919. The collection is organized in six series: General Correspondence, Speeches and Writings File, Miscellany, Scrapbooks, Carnegie Corporation and Related papers, and Addition.

Andrew Carnegie Papers 5 The collection relates to all aspects of Carnegie's life, but the emphasis is on business and charitable activities. The principal series, General Correspondence, consists of letters to and from Carnegie with attached and related papers. Although the main focus is on steel manufacturing, a considerable portion of the correspondence concerns corporations, investments, and labor issues. Peace, arbitration, anti-imperialism, the Isthmian Canal, education, African Americans, and Scottish-American matters are other subjects prominently represented, and there are numerous files on the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute of Washington, and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. An extensive Carnegie Corporation file contains correspondence, letterbooks, financial papers, and reports and memoranda concerning the philanthropic activities of the corporation. Letterbooks relating to philanthropies prior to the establishment of the corporation are included in this file. Drafts and printed copies of Carnegie's writings and addresses are contained in a Speeches and Writings File. Carnegie corresponded with a great many of the leading figures of his , both in this country and abroad. They include John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, Baron Acton; Arthur James Balfour, Earl of Balfour; John Barrett; James P. Bertram; William Jennings Bryan; James Bryce, Viscount Bryce; ; ; Samuel Harden Church; Samuel Langhorne Clemens; ; W. Evans Darby; ; Theodore W. Dwight; Charles William Eliot; Robert Erskine Ely; Paul-Henri-Benjamin Balluet, baron d'Estournelle de Constant; Robert A. Franks; Henry Clay Frick; Richard Watson Gilder; ; W. E. Gladstone; Edward Grey, Viscount Grey of Fallodon; Edward Everett Hale; William Vernon Harcourt; ; Abram S. Hewitt; Francis Mairs Huntington-Wilson; Robert Green Ingersoll; Robert Underwood Johnson; Philander C. Knox; George Lauder, Sr.; George Lauder, Jr.; David Lloyd George; Henry Cabot Lodge; Francis T. F. Lovejoy; Seth Low; and Frederick H. Lynch. Still other correspondents are Theodore Marburg; S. S. McClure; Nelson Appleton Miles; Thomas N. Miller; J. Pierpont Morgan; ; Simon Newcomb; ; Alton Brooks Parker; George Foster Peabody; Henry Phipps; Henry S. Pritchett; ; John D. Rockefeller; ; ; John Ross; Carl Schurz; Charles M. Schwab; James Brown Scott; William H. Short; Goldwin Smith; James Carnegie, Earl of Southesk; Herbert Spencer; Hermann Speck von Sternberg; Oscar S. Straus; James Moore Swank; William H. Taft; Charles L. Taylor; J. Edgar Thomson; Charlemagne Tower; Joseph P. Tumulty; Booker T. Washington; Andrew Dickson White; ; Horace White; ; and .

Organization of the Papers The collection is arranged in six series: • General Correspondence, 1803-1935 • Speeches and Writings File, 1854-1920 • Miscellany • Scrapbooks, 1879-1919 • Carnegie Corporation and Related Papers, 1896-1920 • Addition, 1885-1934

Andrew Carnegie Papers 6 Description of Series

Container Series BOX 1-244 General Correspondence, 1803-1935 Letters sent and received and attached and related reports, memoranda, speeches, financial papers, family papers and records, citations, newspaper clippings, and printed matter. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 245-255 Speeches and Writings File, 1854-1920 Drafts and printed copies of Carnegie's speeches, articles, books, statements, interviews, and other writings. Arranged by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX 256-261 Miscellany Maps, reports, biographical data, photographs, subject matter, and miscellaneous material. Arranged by type of material.

BOX 262-274 Scrapbooks, 1879-1919 Newspaper clippings and printed matter. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 275-302 Carnegie Corporation and Related Papers, 1896-1920 Correspondence, letterbooks, reports, memoranda, financial records, and other material concerning the functions of the Carnegie Corp. and other philanthropic organizations. Correspondence for the period 1912-1919 is alphabetically arranged. Letterbooks for the period 1896-1909 are arranged chronologically.

BOX 303-304 Addition, 1885-1934 Carnegie payments to various organizations, personal correspondence of Henry S. Pritchett, and miscellany. Arranged by type of material.

Andrew Carnegie Papers 7 Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-244 General Correspondence, 1803-1935 Letters sent and received and attached and related reports, memoranda, speeches, financial papers, family papers and records, citations, newspaper clippings, and printed matter. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 1 1 June 1803-8 Oct. 1861 BOX 2 9-14 Oct. 1861 BOX 3 15 Oct. 1861-Dec. 1868 BOX 4 26 June 1869-17 Nov. 1879 BOX 5 20 Nov. 1879-1 Apr. 1881 BOX 6 17 June 1881-24 Oct.1883 BOX 7 25-26 Oct. 1883 BOX 8 27 Oct. 1883-29 Apr. 1886 BOX 9 30 Apr.-2 July 1886 BOX 10 9 July 1886-23 May 1890 BOX 11 27 May-25 Nov. 1890 BOX 12 8 Dec. 1890-25 Sept. 1891 BOX 13 26 Sept.-31 Dec. 1891 BOX 14 1 Jan.-20 Feb. 1892 BOX 15 24 Feb.-30 Apr. 1892 BOX 16 2 May-27 June 1892 BOX 17 28 June 1892-9 Jan. 1893 BOX 18 18 Jan.-1 Mar. 1893 BOX 19 2 Mar.-1 Apr. 1893 BOX 20 11 Apr.-25 May 1893 BOX 21 27 May-5 Sept. 1893 BOX 22 6 Sept.-14 Nov. 1893 BOX 23 16 Nov.-25 Dec. 1893 BOX 24 26 Dec. 1893-1 May 1894 BOX 25 2 May-26 June 1894 BOX 26 27 June-23 Aug. 1894 BOX 27 24 Aug.-10 Oct. 1894 BOX 28 11 Oct.-26 Nov. 1894 BOX 29 27 Nov.-31 Dec. 1894 BOX 30 1 Jan.-20 Feb. 1895 BOX 31 21 Feb.-30 May 1895 BOX 32 31 May-11 Sept. 1895 BOX 33 12 Sept.-1 Nov. 1895 BOX 34 2 Nov.-7 Dec. 1895 BOX 35 8 Dec. 1895-16 Jan. 1896 BOX 36 17 Jan.-10 Mar. 1896

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BOX 37 12 Mar.-9 May 1896 BOX 38 11 May-10 Aug. 1896 BOX 39 12 Aug.-8 Dec. 1896 BOX 40 9-31 Dec. 1896, undated BOX 41 1 Jan.-3 May 1897 BOX 42 4 May-3 July 1897 BOX 43 5 July-18 Aug. 1897 BOX 44 20 Aug.-18 Sept. 1897 BOX 45 20 Sept.-11 Oct. 1897 BOX 46 12 Oct.-20 Nov. 1897 BOX 47 22 Nov.-28 Dec. 1897 BOX 48 29 Dec. 1897-1 Feb. 1898 BOX 49 2 Feb.-14 Mar. 1898 BOX 50 15 Mar.-16 Apr. 1898 BOX 51 18 Apr.-26 May 1898 BOX 52 28 May-27 June 1898 BOX 53 28 June-1 Aug. 1898 BOX 54 2 Aug.-10 Sept. 1898 BOX 55 12 Sept.-26 Oct. 1898 BOX 56 27 Oct.-23 Nov. 1898 BOX 57 24 Nov.-5 Dec. 1898 BOX 58 6 -22 Dec. 1898 BOX 59 23-31 Dec. 1898, undated BOX 60 1-19 Jan. 1899 BOX 61 20 Jan.-4 Feb. 1899 BOX 62 5-24 Feb. 1899 BOX 63 4 Mar.-4 Apr. 1899 BOX 64 5 Apr.-1 May 1899 BOX 65 4 May-3 June 1899 BOX 66 6 June-5 July 1899 BOX 67 6 July-5 Aug. 1899 BOX 68 7 Aug.-11 Sept. 1899 BOX 69 13 Sept.-24 Oct. 1899 BOX 70 25 Oct.-25 Dec. 1899 BOX 71 26-31 Dec. 1899, undated BOX 72 1 Jan.-5 Feb. 1900 BOX 73 6 Feb.-22 Mar. 1900 BOX 74 23 Mar.-8 May 1900 BOX 75 10 May-21 June 1900 BOX 76 23 June-31 July 1900 BOX 77 3 Aug.-4 Sept. 1900 BOX 78 5 Sept.-15 Oct. 1900 BOX 79 16 Oct.-24 Nov. 1900 BOX 80 25 Nov.-30 Dec. 1900 BOX 81 31 Dec. 1900-16 Feb. 1901 BOX 82 17 Feb.-13 May 1901

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BOX 83 15 May-28 July 1901 BOX 84 31 July-19 Oct. 1901 BOX 85 20 Oct.-13 Dec. 1901 BOX 86 14-31 Dec. 1901, undated BOX 87 1 Jan.-5 Mar. 1902 BOX 88 6 Mar.-20 May 1902 BOX 89 21 May-8 July 1902 BOX 90 10 July-20 Aug. 1902 BOX 91 21 Aug.-22 Oct. 1902 BOX 92 23 Oct.-18 Dec. 1902 BOX 93 19 Dec. 1902-27 Jan. 1903 BOX 94 28 Jan.-2 Mar. 1903 BOX 95 3 Mar.-22 Apr. 1903 BOX 96 23 Apr.-12 June 1903 BOX 97 13 June-24 July 1903 BOX 98 27 July-23 Sept. 1903 BOX 99 24 Sept.-6 Nov. 1903 BOX 100 7 Nov.-8 Dec. 1903 BOX 101 9-31 Dec. 1903, undated BOX 102 1 Jan.-3 Feb. 1904 BOX 103 4 Feb.-22 Mar. 1904 BOX 104 23 Mar.-28 May 1904 BOX 105 29 May-6 July 1904 BOX 106 7 July-21 Sept. 1904 BOX 107 22 Sept.-1 Nov. 1904 BOX 108 2-21 Nov. 1904 BOX 109 22 Nov.-12 Dec. 1904 BOX 110 13 Dec. 1904-20 Jan. 1905 BOX 111 22 Jan.-27 Feb. 1905 BOX 112 28 Feb.-31 Mar. 1905 BOX 113 1-10 Apr. 1905 BOX 114 11-17 Apr. 1905 BOX 115 18-28 Apr. 1905 BOX 116 29 Apr.-17 May 1905 BOX 117 18 May-15 June 1905 BOX 118 16 June-1 Aug. 1905 BOX 119 2 Aug.-16 Sept. 1905 BOX 120 17 Sept.-21 Oct. 1905 BOX 121 23 Oct.-17 Nov. 1905 BOX 122 18 Nov.-12 Dec. 1905 BOX 123 13-30 Dec. 1905, undated BOX 124 1 Jan.-1 Feb. 1906 BOX 125 2 Feb.-8 Mar. 1906 BOX 126 9-29 Mar. 1906 BOX 127 30 Mar.-18 Apr. 1906 BOX 128 19 Apr.-3 May 1906

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BOX 129 4-28 May 1906 BOX 130 29 May-25 June 1906 BOX 131 26 June-30 July 1906 BOX 132 31 July-27 Aug. 1906 BOX 133 28 Aug.-30 Sept. 1906 BOX 134 1-29 Oct. 1906 BOX 135 30 Oct.-15 Nov. 1906 BOX 136 16 Nov.3 Dec. 1906 BOX 137 4-21 Dec. 1906 BOX 138 22-31 Dec. 1906, undated BOX 139 1 Jan.-17 Feb. 1907 BOX 140 18 Feb.-3 Apr. 1907 BOX 141 4-30 Apr. 1907 BOX 142 1 May-27 June 1907 BOX 143 30 June-23 Aug. 1907 BOX 144 24 Aug.-10 Oct. 1907 BOX 145 11 Oct.-29 Nov. 1907 BOX 146 30 Nov.-31 Dec. 1907 BOX 147 1-21 Jan. 1908 BOX 148 22 Jan.-12 Feb. 1908 BOX 149 13 Feb.-6 Mar. 1908 BOX 150 7-31 Mar. 1908 BOX 151 1-15 Apr. 1908 BOX 152 16-30 Apr. 1908 BOX 153 1 May-8 June 1908 BOX 154 9 June-20 July 1908 BOX 155 21 July-2 Sept. 1908 BOX 156 3-24 Sept. 1908 BOX 157 25 Sept.-11 Nov. 1908 BOX 158 12-26 Nov. 1908 BOX 159 27 Nov.-17 Dec. 1908 BOX 160 18-31 Dec. 1908, undated BOX 161 1-15 Jan. 1909 BOX 162 16 Jan.-8 Feb. 1909 BOX 163 9 Feb.-13 Mar. 1909 BOX 164 15-31 Mar. 1909 BOX 165 1-22 Apr. 1909 BOX 166 23 Apr.-9 June 1909 BOX 167 10 June-2 July 1909 BOX 168 9 July-11 Aug. 1909 BOX 169 12 Aug.-22 Sept. 1909 BOX 170 23 Sept.-1 Nov. 1909 BOX 171 3 Nov.-3 Dec. 1909 BOX 172 4 Dec.-4 Jan. 1909 BOX 173 7 Jan.-3 Feb. 1910 BOX 174 4 Feb.-22 Mar. 1910

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BOX 175 23 Mar.-19 Apr. 1910 BOX 176 10 Apr.-17 May 1910 BOX 177 18 May-22 June 1910 BOX 178 23 June-26 July 1910 BOX 179 27 July-30 Aug. 1910 BOX 180 31 Aug.-29 Sept. 1910 BOX 181 1 Oct.-7 Nov. 1910 BOX 182 8-25 Nov. 1910 BOX 183 25 Nov.-12 Dec. 1910 BOX 184 13-20 Dec. 1910 BOX 185 21-31 Dec. 1910, undated BOX 186 1-18 Jan. 1911 BOX 187 19 Jan.-6 Feb. 1911 BOX 188 7 Feb.-6 Mar. 1911 BOX 189 7-22 Mar. 1911 BOX 190 23 Mar.-2 Apr. 1911 BOX 191 3-19 Apr. 1911 BOX 192 20 Apr.-8 May 1911 BOX 193 9-29 May 1911 BOX 194 30 May-25 June 1911 BOX 195 26 June-15 July 1911 BOX 196 16 July-14 Aug. 1911 BOX 197 15 Aug.-18 Sept. 1911 BOX 198 20 Sept.-25 Oct. 1911 BOX 199 26 Oct.-13 Nov. 1911 BOX 200 14 Nov.-1 Dec. 1911 BOX 201 2-20 Dec. 1911 BOX 202 21 Dec.-10 Jan. 1911 BOX 203 11 Jan.-4 Feb. 1911 BOX 204 5 Feb.-1 Apr. 1912 BOX 205 2-29 Apr. 1912 BOX 206 30 Apr.-23 May 1912 BOX 207 24 May-16 July 1912 BOX 208 17 July-5 Sept. 1912 BOX 209 6 Sept.-30 Oct. 1912 BOX 210 31 Oct.-1 Dec. 1912 BOX 211 2-31 Dec. 1912 BOX 212 Undated 1912-24 Jan. 1913 BOX 213 25 Jan.-7 Mar. 1913 BOX 214 8 Mar.-1 Apr. 1913 BOX 215 2 Apr.-10 May 1913 BOX 216 12 May-11 July 1913 BOX 217 12 July-25 Sept. 1913 BOX 218 26 Sept.-24 Nov. 1913 BOX 219 25 Nov. 1913-6 Jan. 1914 BOX 220 7 Jan.-6 Feb. 1914

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BOX 221 7-27 Feb. 1913 BOX 222 28 Feb.-10 Apr. 1914 BOX 223 11 Apr.-19 May 1914 BOX 224 20 May-8 July 1914 BOX 225 9 July-1 Oct. 1914 BOX 226 2 Oct.-23 Nov. 1914 BOX 227 24 Nov.-31 Dec. 1914 BOX 228 1 Jan.-2 Feb. 1915 BOX 229 3 Feb.-5 Mar. BOX 230 6 Mar.-31 May 1915 BOX 231 3 June-30 Dec. 1915 BOX 232 31 Dec. 1915-31 Aug. 1916 BOX 233 1 Sept.-27 Dec. 1916 BOX 234 28 Dec. 1916-3 Mar. 1917 BOX 235 5 Mar.-2 June 1917 BOX 236 6 June 1917-5 Feb. 1918 BOX 237 6 Feb.-15 Nov. 1918 BOX 238 17 Nov. 1918-28 Apr. 1919 BOX 239 29 Apr.-12 Dec. 1919 BOX 240 Letters sent, undated A-L BOX 241 M-W BOX 242 Letters received, undated A-C BOX 243 D-M BOX 244 N-W

BOX 245-255 Speeches and Writings File, 1854-1920 Drafts and printed copies of Carnegie's speeches, articles, books, statements, interviews, and other writings. Arranged by type of material and thereunder chronologically.

BOX 245 Articles 1882-1898 BOX 246 1898-1908 BOX 247 1908-1916, undated Miscellaneous writings BOX 248 Books Autobiography, 1920 Problems of Today, 1908 BOX 249 Untitled, undated Statements, reports, interviews, 1888-1915, undated BOX 250 Speeches 1854-1896 BOX 251 1896-1902 BOX 252 1903-1906 BOX 253 1906-1908

Andrew Carnegie Papers 13 Speeches and Writings File, 1854-1920 Container Contents

BOX 254 1909-1912 BOX 255 1913-1914, undated

BOX 256-261 Miscellany Maps, reports, biographical data, photographs, subject matter, and miscellaneous material. Arranged by type of material.

BOX 256 Biographical Biography material BOX 257 Biographical material Carnegie Institution Financial BOX 258 General BOX 259 General "Grote's Aristotle," John Stuart Mill's manuscript review with letter from John Morley to Carnegie Maps and blue prints Negro schools Personal file Photography Spelling BOX 260 Patents Poems Printed matter BOX 261 Printed matter "Wealth of Other Days," by R. A. van Middeldyk, 1903

BOX 262-274 Scrapbooks, 1879-1919 Newspaper clippings and printed matter. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 262 "Triumphant Democracy," 1886-1894 BOX 263 1879-1881 BOX 264 1890-1892 BOX 265 1892-1912 BOX 266 1892-1894 BOX 267 1893-1897 BOX 268 1896-1901 BOX 269 1901-1915 BOX 270 1915-1919 BOX 271 1919 BOX 272 1919 BOX 273 Miscellany

Andrew Carnegie Papers 14 Scrapbooks, 1879-1919 Container Contents

BOX 274 Miscellany

BOX 275-302 Carnegie Corporation and Related Papers, 1896-1920 Correspondence, letterbooks, reports, memoranda, financial records, and other material concerning the functions of the Carnegie Corp. and other philanthropic organizations. Correspondence for the period 1912-1919 is alphabetically arranged. Letterbooks for the period 1896-1909 are arranged chronologically.

BOX 275 Correspondence A-Bi BOX 276 Bl-Ch BOX 277 Ch-Fa BOX 278 Fi-Gu BOX 279 Gu-Hu BOX 280 I-Mck BOX 281 Me-Mo BOX 282 Mo-Ph BOX 283 Pos BOX 284 Sch-Th BOX 285 Tu-Z BOX 286 Trust fund Miscellany BOX 287 Letterbooks 1896-1901 BOX 288 1901-1903 BOX 289 1903-1904 BOX 290 1904-1905 BOX 291 1906-1907 BOX 292 1907-1908 BOX 293 1908-1909 BOX 294 Financial records 1916-1917 BOX 295 1917-1918 BOX 296 1918-1920 BOX 297 Miscellany BOX 298 Miscellany BOX 299 Miscellany BOX 300 Miscellany BOX 301 Miscellany BOX 302 Ledgers

BOX 303-304 Addition, 1885-1934 Carnegie payments to various organizations, personal correspondence of Henry S. Pritchett, and miscellany. Arranged by type of material.

BOX 303 Naturalization certificate, facsimile, 1885

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Payments file Academy of , Paris, France, 1908 American Conciliation Committee, 1907 Authors' Club, 1910 Birmingham University, Birmingham, England, 1903 Braddock Library, Braddock, Pa., 1901 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1911 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1911 Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1906 Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1902 Carnegie Technical Schools, 1903 Carnegie Trust for Universities of Scotland, 1901 Central American Court of Justice Costa Rica, 1908 San Jose, Calif., 1911 Chinese Student Loans, 1913 Cooper Union, New York, N.Y., 1899 Dunfermline: trust, technical school, and University of St. Andrews, undated Engineering Societies Building, 1903 Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y., Elihu Root Peace Fund, 1909 Hero Fund Belgium, 1911 Denmark, 1912 Dunfermline, 1908 France, 1909 Germany, 1910 Italy, 1912 Netherlands, 1912 Norway, 1912 Pittsburgh, Pa., 1904 Sweden, 1911 Switzerland, 1911 Iron and Steel Institute, , England, 1905 King Edwards' Hospital Fund, London, England, 1907 Koch Institute, Hamburg, Germany, 1909 New York University, New York, N.Y.,1902 Palace of Peace, Hague, Netherlands, 1903 Pan American Union, 1911 Princeton University Lake Project, 1903 Southern Education Board, 1908 University of Paris, Paris, France, Institute of Chemistry, 1913 Restrictions on 91st Street property of Andrew Carnegie, New York, N.Y. BOX 304 Personal files of Henry S. Pritchett No. 339, 1910-1934 No. 344, 1911-1927

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No. 368, American National Committee on International Intellectual Cooperation No. 677, 1914-1926, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co., chiefly regarding pension No. 912, 1926-1933, Zionist movement in Palestine

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