Carnegie Mellon University - Andrew Carnegie Online Archives

"This copy is one of an edition of fifteen hundred copies printed from type during nineteen hundred and seven by the De Vinne Press"; Comprising a complete description of the exercises connected with the eleventh celebration of Founder's Day of the Carnegie Institute and opening of the enlarged Carnegie Library building containing the Library, Museum, Music Hall, and Art Galleries, founded by Andrew Carnegie; Included appendices and index; Foreword; Address of Mayor Guthrie; The procession; Scripture lesson; Invocation; Letter from President Roosevelt; Address: Andrew Carnegie; The popular significance of the Carnegie Institute; Address by M. Paul Doumer; The organization of peace; A review of the work; Announcement of awards; Program of concert; Reading of letters of congratulation; Address: international cooperation in zoology; French sculpture of the Middle Ages; Dunfermline's son; The relationship of Pittsburgh and Dunfermline; The connection between science and engineering; Development of architectural style in Germany; The solution of a great scientific difficulty; The German military constitution; The mission of an art museum; The next step toward international peace; The Dunfermline Trust; The Banquet: remarks of S.H. Church, telegram from John D. Rockefeller, response from Andrew Carnegie, Remarks of: W.N. Frew, Hon. James H. Reed, Andrew Carnegie, Baron Edmondo Mayor des Planches, General von Loewenfeld; Sir Robert Cranston, "Maarten Maartens", poem: the Scottish guests to Andrew Carnegie; Presentation of gifts from the German Emperor; Remarks of Chancellor Samuel Black McCormick; Conferring of honorary degrees; Gifts of His Imperial Majesty the German Emperor to the Trustees of the Carnegie Institute; Thanks to the German Emperor; Some jewels set together