The Prophecy of Mars and Earth’s Thirst
Conten’s page highlights Percival Lowell’s interpretation of Martian canals and his prediction of Earth's drought fate. Also featured are selections on Rome and Egypt, the Dukes of Urbio, Napoleon memoirs, and arts topics. The issue includes book notices and literary commentary from New York publishers.
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Mars
Percival Lowell
Revered Writer Mitchell and His Dual Triumphs
Obituary notes Donald G. Mitchell known as Ik Marvel and author of Reveries of a Bachelor and Dream Life. It chronicles his varied career from farmer to journalist, consul at Venice, and lingering popularity of his satirical sketches The Lorgnette and Dr Johns.
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Mitchell
Dr. Johns
Edgewood
Donald G. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Europe
NEW York ‘Times
Venice
In Marvel and the sentimental sage in literature
The review argues that Ik Marvel and Mitchell populate a distinct sentimental age in literature. Their reveries suit romantic, quiet soul searching by a fire, pairing with Elia Hawthorne Irving as neighboring spirit. Their work offers gentle, kind, forgiving tone even if few robust qualities appear.
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Mr. Mitchell
Elia
Hawthorne
Washington Irving
Mitchell
Sk Marvel
Notable Altars Highlighted in Church of England and Episcopal Work
Rev John Wright's Some Notable Altars in the Church of England and the American Episcopal Church surveys nearly a hundred and twenty American and British altars. It profiles history architecture and decoration with concise notes and full page half tone illustrations. It covers Trinity Church Trinity Chapel Cathedral of St John the Divine and many others in New York Philadelphia Washington and regions across the United States.
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Nick Tolson
Milwaukee
John Wright
Church of England
Macmillan Company
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul, Mini
America
United States
Finelard
Trinity Church
Trinity Chapel
St. John the Divine
New York City
St. James's Church
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Church of Our Saviour
Philadelphia
Washington
New England
Middle West
South
Business in Canada by Harold Binglass reviewed
A damaged reputation is examined in a complex tale of Western Canadian ranching mining and promotion. A young Englishman seeks to retrieve his fortune after a land agent wrongs him. The narrative traces a hard trail toward personal justice with dogged resolve, though the author’s latest work falls short of previous novels.
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R. F. Fenno & Co
Harold Binglass
Canada
Western
Bin‘iloss
Paris Literary Talk Crowns Novelist Rageot and Others
In Paris literary notes Lole Fuller's Quinze Ans de ma Vie receives praise from Jules Charette and Anatolie France with a preface by France. New works include Bizet letters and Hanotaux’s Autour de Sainte Helene. Rageot’s Un Grand Homme is analyzed, detailing Bertier’s death and Francine’s inheritance, while Bordeaux’s Les Yeux Qui s Ouvrent praises family fidelity and Elizabeth Derize’s divorce reversal.
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Aris
Lole ‘ Fuller
la Lole Fuller
Ans
Rélix Juven
Jules Charette
Prince Karageorgevitch
Anatolie France
Curie
Mme
Cage
France
Dumas Fils
Sardou
Rodin
Bernhardt
Calvé
Camille Flammarion
Hanako
Sada Yacco
Mme. Curie
America
Ludovic Hallévy
Louis Ganderax
la Revue de Paris
Georges Bizet
Rome
M.ganderax
Halévy
la République Parlementaire
Boivin
Gabriel Hanotaux
Histoire de la France Contemporaine
Freycinet
Ferry
Gambetta
Jules Grévy
M. Hanotaux
Paris
Cardinal Richelieu
Academy
Comte d’Haussonville
Mile. d’Aumale
Mme. de Maintenon
Hudson Lowe
Mile. Dugard
Emerson
Bertier
Duroc
Francine
Etienne
M. Rageot
Iam Haast
Henry Bordeaux
M. Bordeaux
René Bazin
Elizabeth Derize
Albert Derize
Dauphiny
Elizabeth
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Hildegarde Hawthorne
Mr. Ollivant
TK Marvel
Ik Marvel
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la Lote Fuller
Habiereus
Rageot
Bordeaux