Newspaper results for carnegie library

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49795 matching newspaper pages in total. Atlanta, GA has the most hits (3768 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-03-06, page 1

   … connection with masters with which the federal administration had no proper concern. Carnegie Library Open. The Carnegie library opened its doors to the publl? Tuesday at three o’clock. A stream of people poured …

2. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-04-07, page 1

   … ernment, and France will undoubtedly be represented. MAJOR SMYTH’S BOOKS GIVEN CARNEGIE LIBRARY The books in the library of the late Major W. H. Smyth were Thursday placed in …

   … the Carnegie library. The collec tion contains many excellent works of reference, and is the largest …

3. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-05-01, page 7

   … country as are here to day to attend the dedication exercises of the beautiful Carnegie library, which the students here have built, and the annual industrial exercises of the …

   … the principal of the colered school, sent S3OO as his per sonal contribution. The Carnegie library, for instance, has been almost wholly built by the labor of the students as a part …

4. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-05-05, page 6

   … Tuskegee institute, and had made this place conspicuously nt to be the recipient of a carnegie library—otherwise it would not have come. Thus in the course of the years it always, without …

   … masters difficulties and goes. This great school is here, we are all here, the new Carnegie library is here—because that boy, through God's providence leading went to Hampton. Every …

   … future there is some beautiful and useful thing—just as beautiful and useful at this Carnegie library—that will be made ar marred, according as the humblest boy ar girl in this institute …

5. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-05-08, page 7

   … MU THE FAMOUS CHINESE DIPLO MAT WILL LECTURE IN AT LANTA FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY. Wu Ting Fang. Chinese minister to the United States, trill soon visit Atlanta. …

   … At the instance of Hon. H H. Cabaniss. president ot the Carnegie library. Min ister Wu will deliver a lecture for the benefit of that popular Institution …

   … library Thursday night. A. 8. CLAY. a few days since Mr. Cabaniss. presi dent of the Carnegie library of Atlanta, wrote to Senator Clay to extend an invi tation to the Chinese minister …

6. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-05-29, page 2

   … W. S. Elkin. Jr.. R. C. Alston and A. A. Meyer, of the board of trustees of the Carnegie Library, and Dr. S. G. C. Pinckney. Minister Wu is coming for the purpose of lecturing …

   … at the Grand for the benefit of the book fund of the Carnegie Library, of the book fund of the Carnegie Library. He lectures tonight and it ap pears very probable that an unusually large crowd …

7. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-06-02, page 7

   … PREFERENCE FOR YOUNG AND PRETTY LADIES. Atlanta's prettiest girls turned out en masse at Carnegie library Thursday morn ing to shake hands with and answer the questions of Wu Ting Fang, …

8. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-09-25, page 3

   … Carnegie will probably visit At lanta upon the occasion of the formal opening of the Carnegie library. A letter received from James Bertram, the prjvate secretary of the multi-millionaire …

9. Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal — 1902-11-06, page 2

   … Despite the gusty stormy weather out side, a love-feast was held in the base ment of Carnegie library yesterday •' when the first session of the conven-, tion of th* Georgia Federation …

10. The Atlanta Constitution — 1902-11-17, page 14

    … homes. ana after each mornings session. held IN the auditorium ~ the magnificent Carnegie library. an elegantly appointed luncheon WAS served hem. "u the hrst day ny the members …

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