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Writing from Cairo, [Egypt], Carnegie says, "the ghost of Homestead is not yet laid," believing the incident will be used against them by their enemies. Also, he discusses the purchase of two mummies for Pittsburgh museum. In his postscript, he mentions e

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  • Writing from Cairo, [Egypt], Carnegie says, "the ghost of Homestead is not yet laid," believing the incident will be used against them by their enemies. Also, he discusses the purchase of two mummies for Pittsburgh museum. In his postscript, he mentions eastern managers meeting their prices and coke being at eighty-five cents
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  • University of Pittsburgh (depositor)
  • Date
  • March 6, 1894
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  • 31735061574368
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  • Writing from Cairo, [Egypt], Carnegie says, "the ghost of Homestead is not yet laid," believing the incident will be used against them by their enemies. Also, he discusses the purchase of two mummies for Pittsburgh museum. In his postscript, he mentions eastern managers meeting their prices and coke being at eighty-five cents.
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  • text
  • Genre
  • correspondence
  • Finding Aid
  • Guide to the Henry Clay Frick Business Records, 1862-1987 AIS.2002.06
  • Source
  • Henry Clay Frick Business Records
  • Series
  • IX. Correspondence, 1883-1919
  • Subseries
  • 1. Andrew Carnegie, 1883-1912
  • Container
  • Box 1, Folder 2
  • Language
  • eng
  • Collection
  • Henry Clay Frick Business Records
  • Contributor
  • University of Pittsburgh
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Writing from Cairo, [Egypt], Carnegie says, "the ghost of Homestead is not yet laid," believing the incident will be used against them by their enemies. Also, he discusses the purchase of two mummies for Pittsburgh museum. In his postscript, he mentions e
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