Literary Notes in The April Geniney Issue
The April number features profusely illustrated articles and portraits including a frontispiece of the late Sidney Lanier, plus open letters and essays on Dante, Emerson, Carlyle, and Arnold. It surveys travel pieces, architecture, publishing, and cultural commentary with multiple authors and poems noted.
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Modney Lanier
William Hayes Ward
Sidney Lanier
Arthur Pena
Bindey Lanier
E. V. Smolley
Sarah Fresman Clarke
Dante
Edward & Wilde
New York City Hall
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Benjamin
Fred Mather
United States
Mist Gordon
Cummings
New Zealand
Reims
Georga
Fred Townsend
Wilkes
Herald
Booth
Maryland
Virginia
John Burroughs
Matthew Arnold
Raerson
Maku Ag
Emerson
Arnold
Carlyto
Rverson Sad Cartyla
Uncle Tom
Walter B HI
Samuel Willard
Mr Cable
Dr. Sevier
Robert Grant
Marie Chan
Thomas Nelson Mage
John Wanne Chensy
Alfred
BH. Street
William Prenton
Johnaeo
T.W. Dake
Robert Underwood Inso
Tad
Witter Learoed
Atenley Wood
Karl Benton
Yrenk Diympeter Sherman
Viters
Ponige
Metropolitam Muachia
Graree Edgar Montgomery
Chorto Mirot Nerign
J. Suilthaeyer
Taw J. Pela
N. J. Tryktom
Samuel Parsons, Jr
Turgenella's Body Delays Amid Frontierside Fracas
An informant recalls how the funeral train carrying Turgenell's remains faced Russian frontier resistance. A gendarme tried to seize control, detaining the body to Monday and relegating it to a shed full of animals. Stasulevitch protested, the village priest intervened, and the body was eventually moved to the church sanctuary. The priest later secured the keys to the train platform, averting further sacrilege and ensuring a proper procession to St. Petersburg.
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Turgenefl
St. Petersburg
M. Stasulevitch
European Messenger
Turrenells
Versbelove
MM. Stasulevitch
Stasulevitch
Temaios
Stasylevitch
Hun
Telagr Reas
Sven
Funeral Train Crowds Cause Stir and Gendarmes Lose Brief Control
A crowd gathered along the funeral train route from Stasulovitch to St Petersburg as the coffin rested in a side-open wagon. Clergy conducted services at stations while gendarmes struggled to enforce order. To avoid delays the conductor resisted blowing the whistle, and a risky ploy involved a girl kissed by the crowd to appease them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To &T Feterabugg
Stasulovitch
St. Petersburg Cor
London
Ste Wan the Man on a Western Railroad
A conductor chats with a quiet passenger about a failing railroad. They critique management, calling the Superintendent the biggest fool and joking that the president might be blamed, revealing a lay perspective on corporate oversight and a hint of humor in a train car exchange.
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