Transatlantic magazine praised for high standards and international talent
Boston lawyers praise the Transatlantic for its novelty and breadth. The four issue run features literature, science, art, and translations by Renan, Zola, Tolstoi, and many others. Subscriptions at $2 a year promise 24 portraits, 48 pages of music, serials, and 200 to 300 articles in a bound volume.
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Boston
Tranatlantic
Europe
Ernest Renan
Emile Zola
Emilio Castelar
A. C. Swinburne
Frederic Harrison
Leo Tolstoi
Alphonse Daudet
Ouida
Ludwig Pfau
Camille Flammarion
Archbishop Nicanor
Odessa
Ernst Eckstein
Francisque Sarcey
Mona Caird
Arthur J. Balfour
Henri Rochefort
André Cheuriet
Th. Barth
Maxime du Camp
René Goblet
Louise Michel
Uso Flores
Edwin Chadwick
George Bernard Shaw
Jean Lorraine
Louis Besson
Charles Baet
Camille Pelletan
M. de Blowitz
Jules Simon
Edouard Drumont
Anton August Haati
Theodore de Banville
Jean Richepin
E. Pansacchi
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Raoul ‘Teche
Guy de Maupassant
Alexander Lichy
Marcel Schwab
Hugo de Stenger
Esteban Marti
Augusta Holmes
Olivier Meira
Henrik Ibsen
Sibyl Saunderson
Rosmersholm
America
Augusta Moses
Paris
Transalantic
TRANSATLANTIC Journal Promotes Cross Cultural Literature
A description of the TRANSATLANTIC magazine as a bridge for global thought. It seeks to publish foreign literature translations into English, reflect diverse opinions impartially, and mirror a continent for readers across borders. It stresses accessibility and universality of ideas.
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Transallan Lic
Transatlantic Publishing ad praises European life and letters
The sample advertisement touts a mirror of European life and letters in a magazine titled Cine Transatlantic. It features acclaim from major papers and invites readers to send 10 cents for a sample copy to the Boston address given.
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Ton. i
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Buffalo Medical
Sarmel Jo Wiel
Bulmer Daly News
Losten Lerald
Mirror of European Life and Letters
Transatlantic Weekly Promises Wide Readership Reach
The publication THE TRANSATLANTIC targets librarians scientists artists and politicians offering European science literature music fashion society and politics content. It claims value for professors teachers and women seeking European culture with a back-issue offer for early subscribers.
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Europe
Fance
Germany
Russia
Italy
Theological and Biblical Articles in The Review 1890
The Review announces special features for 1890 with contributions from C A Briggs A V G Allen G T Ladd J H Thayer and other scholars. Religion in College Life panel includes President Angell and Professor W B Harper. The Review enlarges every third issue for book criticism. Subscription is $4 a year or 35 cents per issue.
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C. A. Briggs
A. V. G. Allen
G .T. Ladd
J. H. Thayer
Pres. Angell
W. Be. Harper
Holiday Gift Books From D. Lothrop Cover Market Range
D. Lothrop Company introduces a broad holiday gift book line with Wide Awake as a central feature. Illustrations by Mr. Small for Bulwer's The Secret Way attract praise, while Rab and His Friends appears in multiple editions. The American soldier tale The Story of the American Soldier by Elbridge Brooks is praised for its balanced portrayal.
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D. Lothrop Company
Wide Awake
Mr. Small
Rab
Lothrop
Mr. Crowninshield
Mrs. Eyster
Mrs. Sherwood
Pansy
Chrissy
Laura D. Nichol
Briggs
The
Times
Charles Augustus Briggs
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Oston
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
New Books and Critics Review of Constitutional History and Novels
A literary survey lists new works on American constitutional history by Cooley Hitchcock and Biddle with essays from Johns Hopkins affiliates, praising depth and dissenting views. It also critiques Howells’ A Hazard of New Fortunes and Stepniak’s The Career of a Nihilist, noting social themes, narrative aims, and style comparisons.
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Union College
Landon
Political Science Association
University of Michigan
Rogers
Law School
Supreme Court of the United States
Cooley
Trea
Supreme Court
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Marshall
Hitchcock
St. Louis
United States
Biddle
Philadelphia
Taney
Judge Marshall
Dred Scott
Janey
Curtis
American Historical Association
Court of Appeals
Edward P. Smith
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Smith Hs
J. C. Guggenheimer
Congress
Wiliam P. Trent
Jeffrey R. Brackett
New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Boston
W. K. Clarke & Co
Price
Johns Hopkins University
J. Franklin Jameson
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Howells's A Hazard of New Fortunes Criticized for Digressions
The review notes the Harper's Bazar novel in book form, denouncing its sham realism and excessive gossip. It faults Howells for elaborate details, endless conversations, and tedious digressions that hinder the plot while praising nothing, aside from minor accuracy in daily social remarks.
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MR. Howells
Harper’s Bazar
New School
Mr. Awells
Mr. March
Dryfool
Seven Days After the Honeymoon and Other Reads
A review notes Seven Days After the Honeymoon a dainty gift book with seven menus and recipes suggesting cupboard love as a path to happiness. It also discusses Cradle and Nursery by Christine Terhune Herrick praising its practical, scientific approach to child care and development.
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Chicago
A. Co McClurg & Co
Binion
W. B. Clarke & Co
Solomon
Ktarper
Christine Terhune Herrick
New York
Harper & Bros
Comprehensive 19th Century Books and Authors List
A long catalog of books and series with authors and publishers across New York Boston and London. Items include Lovell's and Dodd Meade works by numerous authors such as Kingsford Lindner Le Plongeon Pollock Hurbell Seward Larcom and many others.
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Treve
Yucatan
Alice D. le Plongeon
New York
John W. Lovell & Co
Lovell
Anna
Boris) Kingsford
Frank F. Lovell & Co
Lovel
Water Pater
Macmillan & Co
Euripides
William Ee Lawton
Boston
Houghton, Mittin
John Campbell Shairp
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Gustav
Adolf Lindner
Charles de Garmo
D. C. Heath & Co
Walter Hurbell
American News Company
Walter H. Pollock
F. C. Grove
Camille Prevost
Egerton Castle
M.A
Bolling
E. B. Michell
Walter Armstrong
Little, Brown & Co
Charles Dickens
Kyd
Raphael ‘Puck & Sons
Olive Risley Seward
D. Lothrop Company
J. Pauline Sunter
Helen Marion Burnside
Raphael Tuck & Sons
Maude Goodman
Alice Havers
Fannie Moody
Marcella Walker
Arthur E. Scanes
Helen M. Burnside
Tiny
E. M. Chettle
Helen Jackson
Raphael ‘Luck
Emmanuel
William Forbes Cooley
Dodd, Mead & Co
Washington Frothingham
Charlemagne ‘Tower
G. W
Mizora
Vera Zarovitch
G. W. Dillingham
Australia
Queensland
Carl Lumholtz
Rasmus Bb. Anderson
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Faith
Davy
Charles Follen Lee
Universalist Publishing House
H.P.B
W. S. Judge
Book notices and publisher listings on reading
A dense catalog of books and authors with editions and publishers listed. Notable items include works on natural history poetry and travel, plus biographies and reference volumes.
Etched Salem Wharf by Woodbury Captures Hawthorne Era
A Boston artist Charles Herbert Woodbury finishes an etching of the Derby wharf in Salem. The scene mirrors Hawthorne's description of bustling trade days, with decayed warehouses and a ship unloading near a grassy, neglected waterfront. The work links Hawthorne’s sentiment to present desolation.
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Boston
Charles Herbert Woodbury
Derby
Salem
Hawthorne
Darby
Nova Scotia
Homopathic Medical Dispensary Receipts Totals in 1889
The treasurer reports cash and subscriptions totaling 39 180 dollars with 9 800 received as due within one year. Estimated need of at least 100 000 dollars to erect and furnish suitable buildings for the dispensary and maternity. J Wilkinson Clapp treasurer lists numerous donors and amounts in Boston on December 6, 1889.
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Caroline D. Joo
Dias Catharine
Harrison Gardner
Bode
Hug Wawa
Catan
Eels
Sea
Ticknor
Brawouig
Henry C. Thacher
Richard Perckii
See
George Henry Quincy
J. Wilkinson Clapp
Park Square
Boston
New Retail Store Location Announced for Customers
Announcement declares a new store location so all customers can find the retailer easily. The message emphasizes accessibility and ongoing service with the relocation details.
Lothrop’s Books Moves to New Christmas Location
364 366 Washington Street announces it is arranging for Christmas business at a new location. The store notes the beauty and variety of books, low prices, and courteous service will continue, inviting longtime customers to buy Christmas books at the new site.
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Lothrop’s
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