London notes on Ilaii Caine and literary circles
In North London Ilaii Caine pursues a real estate flutter and business acumen, while his son Ralph joins a book-binding firm. Chesterton’s misadventure leaves him with a fractured arm as Jerningham and Labouchere figures are recalled. Margaret Deland and husband arrive in London as literary chatter continues.
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London
Ilaii Caine
Nothir Wirly
Mie
Falamood
Dail Caine
Ralph
Caine
Gladstone
Chesterton
Dor
Samuel Johnson
Strand
Fleet Street
Beaconsfield
High Constable
G. K. CC
Cheatarton
Mark Tapley-Hiche
Doctors
Daily News
Labouchere
Ananias
Marmaduke
Ise
Linkman
Jerningham
Margaret Deland
United States
Mr. Deland
Dying Emperor of Japan and Crown Prince Chronicle
The dying emperor of Japan and the crown prince are described, with notes on the 1868 coronation of Matsuhito, the abolition of feudalism, and the early state of Japan’s transport. Prince Yoshihito, born 1879, married 1900 to Princess Sada and has three sons.
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Japan
Osaka
Matsuhito
Ated
Heruka
Ichijo Tadaka
Yoshihito
Sada
Kujo
Rider Haggard eclipse edit raises ink over sun and moon
Hayden Church notes Rider Haggard altered the King Solomon’s Mines eclipse from sun to moon for reasons said to be astronomical. The author reportedly cannot recall specifics, though the change is treated as a notable bloomer amid literary lore and journalistic chatter.
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To Parla
City of Light
Rider Haggard
Egypt
King Solomon's Mines
Rider
Str Rider
Maxke
Hayden Church
Milam Medicine testimonial from an Atlanta resident
An Atlanta man writes an unsolicited testimonial praising Milam, claiming decades of rheumatism and gout relief after using Jacobs Pharmacy Company supplied Milam. He reports rapid improvement after two bottles and ongoing benefits after ten, hoping continued use will sustain health. He signs as John F. Evr.
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Atlanta
Milam Medicine Company, Inc
Danvilis
Milam
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Palma
Raveler
Harris Replies to Editor Over The Recording Angel
Controversy surrounds Mrs. Corra Harris with The Recording Angel as London praise shifts to Evea Second Husband and a July edition reviews the work. Harris defends her characters, arguing the novel portrays life honestly and that some figures reflect society’s flaws, while editor and author exchange letters reprinted.
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Eve
Corra Harris
London
the Independent
Alexander Rucker Martin
Earth
Heaven
Wanted an Optimist
A Pittsburg Post fragment recounts a humorous exchange about literary work and editors. A publisher notes a friend is good, but questions whether he is an optimist or a geneimist, highlighting the playful misunderstanding over a spring seed catalogue and a London Punch reference.
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Pittsburg Post
Fifth Avenue
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Lubby
Charl Son Jerningham
Linkmain
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Éefor E.p.hansell
Kioto
Jimmu
Japa
Crown Prince
Yoshuruto
Pullman
Aig
Cibsuon
Tripod
BE Tripod Paint CO
DR. E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Dental Rooms
Brown & Allen’s Drug
Whitehall Street
Mrs. Martin
Clancy
Itta Society
Colonel Larks
Barkis
Tony Adams
Amy White
Clark
Kansas City Star
Dip Daniels
Howard
Wwe
Ron Ju
Mr. Simp
Moseley
A. Fc
Mosele
Austel
Phostier
Hudson Sts
Buffalo
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