Carnegie Gifts Totals 225 Million in Donations
The report notes Andrew Carnegie has given about 225 million dollars to libraries education and peace causes. It details totals from various gifts including 52 million to the General Education Board and 25 million to the Carnegie Institution in Washington, with ongoing smaller gifts to institutions like the University of Chicago. The Carnegie Corporation of New York was formed to manage his educational and library philanthropy.
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John D Locke Zaller
General Education Board
Carnegie
Carnegie Institution
Washington Lis
Mgr. Bovkefetler
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Carnegie Trust Forming New Education Arts Fund
Andrew Carnegie plans a corporation with $1 250 000 annual income led by Wilbur Woodward James Bertram and Robert Franks among others. The aim is to promote knowledge through support for technical schools libraries and higher learning and to continue Carnegie’s philanthropy beyond his personal involvement.
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Carmeste
Wilbutoot
Willian N. Frew
Henry
Carnegie
Carnegie Corporation
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Japan's Bo ses Al j Like Originality Not Considered a Virtue
Paul S. Reitsch argues in the North American Review that Japanese literature values realism and social experience over Western ideals of originality. He notes lesser emphasis on individual literary personae and predicts future growth in realism, mass communication, and national policy reflection shaping Japanese literature.
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Paul S. Reitsch
North American Review
Yale
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Walte
Aienya
Japan
Poems We Miss Epic of the Great War Era in National History
Temple Scott in Forum laments the lack of epic poetry to honor America’s foundational wars and explorers. He argues poetry should awaken heroic spirit through lives of fighters who sought democracy and national expansion.
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Lewis and
Dirk
Alaska
Wale Whitman
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Temple Scottsin Forum
Sotherns Happy Thought and the Unruly Gallery Gods
The article recalls 1863 or 1864 when Sothern with John T. Raymond and others staged at a seaside resort theater. Gallery rowdiness rose as the crowd disrupted rehearsals and performances. Bill Hanrahan offered to restore order, becoming an improvised official who calmed the disturbance by reprimanding unruly patrons.
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Sothern
John T. Raymond
New York
Bill Hanrahan
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Bannatan
Maricall
A Patchwork of Thoughts on Mindset and Faith
A jumble of vignettes links self suggestion to courage, ego, and belief across scenes from a train car to pagodas. It notes how the mind governs the body, cites advice on overcoming fear, and recalls a Burmese temple scene with bells and prayers, ending with a nod to time and effort.
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Christiaan Gerald
Kurma
Cities That Survive Calamity and Time
The piece explores how major cities endure repeated catastrophes from pestilence sieges and fires. It cites Rouse Paris Constantinople London and Ports as examples of resilience and vitality despite disasters, noting legends and historical anecdotes about their endurance and the human attitudes toward panic and the sea.
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Rome
Paris
Constantinople
London
Beren
Constantinopie
Husband and Wife Debate on Shared Custody Details
A humorous exchange after divorce where a wife suggests the ex husband should share the baby half and get nights at home. He agrees, joking about his duties and the implied custody split.
Local confusion stains a Sunday chatty report
A garbled urban note shows residents debating rules and work on a Sunday. Names and details are unclear, but the piece captures a noisy exchange and public sentiment in a city setting.
First Girl and Second Girl Exchange Unclear Lines
Fragmentary text shows two girls and mentions the Venus de Milo and thick waists. It references gentlemen and arms but lacks a clear event or outcome. The passage is fragmented and does not provide a complete report or identifiable entities.
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