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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

20

Four Philanthropists satire revives humor with reforms

A satirical novel by Edgar Jepson reviews the General Philanthropic Removal Company led by Roger Brand Cherubai Kearsargé and Sir Ralph Bottinger aiming to remove corrupt elites while sympathizing with a homeless 17 year old girl who joins the cause.

England Four Philanthropists Cupples & Leon Company Edgar Jepson Tinker Lady Noggs General Philanthropic Removal Company Roger Brand Cherubai Kearsargé Ralph Bottinger Brand

A Study of Ancient Jerusalem by Selah Merrill

Merrill analyzes ancient Jerusalem with archaeological data to test biblical claims. The 419 page study covers Titus siege in 70 A D, topography and architecture, with maps and charts and relies on Josephus for context. Not a literary work but scientific in approach.

Ancient Jerusalem Selah Merrill Jordan Galilee New York Fleming H. Revell Company Merrill Holy Land Jerusalem Titus Josephus

The Land of the Living by Maude Radford Warren

A literary review discusses Maude Radford Warren's novel The Land of the Living from Harper Brothers. The reviewer notes strong character parallels to real life figures, including a political boss archetype akin to John Callahan. The piece reflects a readerly connection to contemporary social dynamics.

Maude “Radford Warren Harper & Brothers John Callahan

Review of A History of Art by G Carotti

A critical notice praises Carotti’s A History of Art for its compact information and usefulness as a reference work. It compares the English translation’s dryness with Reinach’s Apollo analyses, noting strong notes on Scopus and Praxiteles while praising organizational clarity and dated authority. It also highlights Mrs. Strong’s English edition note opposing Caesar busts as genuine antiques and urges caution in archæological attributions.

R. Carotti Prof. Reinach Apollo Carott Scopus Tegea Reinach Scopas Carolli Strong British Museum Caesar

New Schaff Herzog Encyclopedia Volume Issued

The first of twelve volumes of the New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge has been issued. It revises the 1853 German original by Herzog, with Hauck’s later revision, and updates the abridged Schaff-Herzog edition long standard in the United States.

Schaff-Herzog Prof Herzog Albert Hauck Germany Philip Schaff

The Comments of Bagshot in Spender’s Civil Service Essays

A review of The Comments of Bagshot edited by J Alfred Spender and published by Henry Holt. The satirical series critiques immortality memory and race, gender, and politics with aphorisms attributed to the fictitious civil servant Bagshot.

Bagshot J. Alfred Spender Westminster Gazette Henry Holt & Co Mr. Spender la Fontaine Bernard Shaw Mr. Roosevelt Prigs

Penitent Omar Poem by Le Gallienne in Mitchell Kennerley Issue

Richard Le Gallienne writes a rubaiyat style poem titled Qmar Repentant issued by Mitchell Kennerley at 75 cents. The piece presents the singer praising wine shifting to a moralizing tone about its dregs and youth.

Richard le Gallienne Mitchell Kennerley

A Valuable Digest of Social Reform

A review of The Encyclopaedia of Social Reform edited by William D. P. Bliss and Rudolph M. Binder. The new edition is rewritten and well arranged with an index, signature-rich articles, balanced treatment of socialism, and abundant statistics on commerce wages education crime and elections.

Ae Nee Encyclopaedia William D. P. Bliss Rudolph M Binder New York London The Funk & Wagnalls Company

The Daughter of Virginia Dare book review

A Mary Virginia Wall historical novel accepts the Pocahontas equals Dare hypothesis as its premise. It blends legends about Pocahontas saving Capt. John Smith with a late revived tale that scholars doubt, noting the romance remains controversial and apocryphal.

Mary Virginia Wall Virginia Dare Neale Publishing Company Pocahontas Eleanor Dare Capt John Smith Smith Powhatan

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Callahan Samuel Macauley Jackson Schaff Land OF the Living G. Carotti Arthur Strong E. P. Dutton Penitent Omar
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