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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1908

Page

20

January Magazines Highlight Poe and Literary Voices

A survey of current magazines notes heavy Poe coverage across The Century Scribner's Bookman and Putnam's with essays by Norman and Cody. Harper's features Annie S. Peck on Mount Huascaran and a Balaklava tale by Shackleton. The Atlantic and Appleton's present literary and cultural pieces, plus architectural and art notes.

Grover Cleveland Andrew F Princeton Augustus Saint-Gaudens Homer Saint-Gaudens Queen Victoria Sallie Coles Stevenson London William L. Royall Harper's Magazine Annie S. Peck Mount Huascaran Peruvian Andes Harper's Balaklava Robert Shackleton Paris Charles H. Caffin Atlantic Monthly B. P Milton George A. Gordon Frank W. Lewis Barrett Wendell Charles Eliot Norton Robert B. Reed Charles A. Conant Appleton Rossetti Hall Caine Charles I Aked A. W. Rolker James L. Ford Scribner's Magazine Ile St. Louis Frances Wilson Huard N. C. Wyeth Minna Irving Putnam’s

THE CENTURY LIST OF PROSE NONFICTION AND FICTION TITLES

A compilation of varied literary works and notes including poems and essays with titles such as Vespers Katwyk Holland Grover Cleveland A Prince Ton and The Endangered Valley. Notable names include Alice Hegan Rice Homer Saint-Gaudens Haven Schauffler and Maurice Francis Egan.

Katwyk Holland Grover Cleveland Princeton Andrew F. West Alice Hegan Rice Big Joe Ae Eastman Circus Paul Bransom G. W. Ogden Domino Domino Onebegonee Te New Golden Belip’s Double ‘Wedding << Footner Hulbert Augustus Saint-Gaudens Homer Saint-Gaudens Germany Haven Schauffler Amy Wentworth Stone Poe James A. Harrison Charlotte F. Qusay Victoria Wm. L John Mi Maurice Francis Egan

Harper's magazine contents feature essays and fiction

This issue lists multiple works and authors including Annie S. Peck, Norman Duncan, Henry A. Beers, Arthur Symons, Elliott Peake Elmore, Robert Kennedy Duncan, and Francis Willing Wharton. It highlights essays and stories such as The First Ene of Mount Huas Caranos and The Diwan of Ahmed Abedullah, with varied literary pieces and a poem titled The Inner More Precious Than Rubies.

Mount Huascaranos Annie S. Peck George Ahmed Abedullah Norman Duncan Henry A. Beers Madge C. Jenison Arthur Symons Elliott Peake Elmore Robert Kennedy Duncan Francis Willing Wharton

The Atlantic The New Literature list and contents

A catalog of articles and contributors in The Atlantic Monthly including items on modern chemistry and medicine Ireland's veils from Rob Wheeler and other features by A Gordon on in the cool of the day Grace Ellery Channing and reviews of literature on Elizabethan drama and American democracy and corporate reform Local Cambridge ads and retrospectives wrap the issue with multiple authors and topics listed

B. P. Mailtoston A. Gordon Grace Ellery Channing Edward Sanford Martin Shaler Bil W. Lewis Tide Charles Kennedy Elisabeth Luther Cary Charles Eliot Norton Barrett Wendelleighbors Hi Ravenel Sass A. Conant Lucy Huston Sturdevant Germany William C. Dreher Robert R. Reed William A. Neilson Ads Cambridge

Lippincott Catalog Teases Novels and Biographies

A literary catalog lists forthcoming works including The Flight of Robert es a acGowne Cooke The Green Room and The Turquoise Ring by Karl von Kraft plus January titles La Salle Corbett Pickett 7 oe and Eleanor M. Kelly Peete. Also shown are The Last Great Biography by Harrison Morris The Honor of the Chapter by J. R. Fisher Masson Brains The Woman Who Had No Needs by Belfield.

Robert Es Cooke Will Iavlngton Karl von Kraft la Salle ‘Corbett L. Masson Thomas Belfield

Putnam's Monthly and the Reader listing works and authors

A catalog listing numerous literary works and authors including The Call of the Car, The Romance of Panama, The Ikon of St Demetrius, Poe as a Critic, Balzac in Brittany, Americans in the Making, California Paradox, and other titles with contributing writers like Minna Irving and Norman Douglas. The page presents a bibliographic roundup with varied topics and authors.

Minna Irving Panama Town Bees Wilcox Edgar Allan Ee Norman Douglas Poe Sherwin Cody IKON ST. Demetrius Arthur D. Dowden Smith Balzac Brittany W. H. Helm New England Keene Abbott III Clarence Rook Jane California Frances A. Doughty H. W. Boynton

Appletons and The Star of Love In Harper's Catalog

A list of literary works and authors appears, including Morse Kingsley, Lucille Baldwin Wan, Rossetti, Dorothea, and Margaret Doolittle. Titles include The Salvation of Christianity and The Horrors of the Mace-Raking Trust along with others such as A Near Napoleon and The Captain of the Mary Pringle.

Morse Kingsley F. Abed D. D Lucille Baldwin Mace-Raking Trust Damel L. Ford Rossetti Dorothea Deak Stanley Hallon Margaret Doolittle Raoul W. Crowninshield W. Rolker Napoleon Eo Emerson Browne James Welsh M. D Haswell Nao Gertrude B. King Mary Pringle James Barr

The Bookman Chronicle and Comment on Poe Cottages

A fragmentary listing reviews and notices from The Bookman including pieces on Poe and his cottage at Fordham, The Musician as a Money Maker, Mommsen and Ferrero, and other literary studies. It references authors such as John B. Table, Ernest L. Theodor, and Bailey Millard with mentions of Secret Writing and society writings, plus book notices on Whistler and Hind’s Engraving and Etching.

Chronicle and Comment Poe Fordham John B. Table Cashy Ernest L. Theodor Mommsen Guglielmo Ferrero Harry Thurston Peck Stevenson Bailey Millard E. A. Poe Firmin Dredd Eugene L. Didier Baedeker. Com Batt Frederic Taber Whistler Edward Clark M. Hind Laurence Burnham Algernon ‘Tassin

The Future of American Art and National Campaigns

A fragment from the North American Review discusses the future of American art, the progress of campaign funding, and notable figures such as the Duchess of Marlborough. It references the Fifteenth Amendment, the Smithsonian Institution, and federal legal themes. The snippet mentions names like Senator George Sutherland and Agnes Lee as part of the periodical’s broader cultural and political content.

Solid South Duchess of Marlborough Belmont OUR NAVAL Swinburne George Sutherland NEW Ireland Ydney Agnes Lee

CURRENT LITERATURE— TAFT APPEAL TO SOUTH AND MORE

A compact survey of recent writings includes Taft's appeal to the South, a critique by Vallardian on tariff politics, Clark and the Democratic scene, and reflections on journalism, religion, socialism, and culture. It notes notable works on Keats, Ellen Terry, Anatole France, vaudeville, and suffrage in England and America.

MR. Taft Champ Clark Ocracy Vallardian Whistler Irving Ellen Terry Panguins Anatole Frange Keats Tupwhee England America

Tariff Revision and National Resources Leaders Featured

Prominent essays and analyses spotlight J A Tawney on tariff revision Elihu Root as world statesman and Gifford Pinchot on national resources The issue also covers Canada tariff making the trust problem and power from the farm with experts including Walter Bice Meyer Lakeman and Kellogg plus a campaign for England's unemployment and a broader progressive program with leaders like Cameron Shafer and Thomas The Leading Articles of the Month provide context and debate.

J. A. Tawney Elihu Root World Statesman Walter Aes B. Bice George V. L. Meyer Sek Petroleum United Seasievieuent Pee David T. Day Wee Power E. Lakeman Donal Agnes C. Laura Cameron Shafer Salvation Ae England UNEMP Kellogg Herbert E Miles Canada Aaese Macphail Gifford Pinchot He Witt Thomas MOFTH

The World’s Work and Prosperity Promises in Headlines

A jumble of clipped titles and scattered topics. The page lists sections on policy, outdoor schools, reminiscences by J C Jacobs and John D Eller, and essays on labor, Carnegie, Lincoln, and Darwin. Career and industry pieces mix with historical sketches in brief notices.

Hanford Henderson Buffalo J. C. Jacoba John D

Time Shop and Classic Tales Featured in St Nicholas List

A reader’s page shows authors and stories including John Kendrick, Kathryn J Arnold, Mary Constance Du Bois, Ralph Henry Barbour, and Rupert S Holland. Highlights include A Son of the Desert and The Lass of the Silver Sword alongside The Spring Cleaning and What We Can.

John Kendrick Kathryn J Bradley Gimas Silver Sword Mary Constance du Bois Ralph Henry Barbour Merington Frances i Burnett Rebecca ‘Merding Davis Nicholas Oe Rupert S. Holland Jessie Wright Whitcomb

ZETROPOLITAN. THE RUN OF THE WHITE PELICAN

A fragmented page item references a run of titles including The White Pelican by Charles Frederick Holder and other works such as A Northern Night and The Love Letters Of George. The text is incomplete but signals a literary listing or review series with multiple authors.

Charles Frederick Holder Tevens George Ature John Re Winchelt Euace Madison Cavein BR. Williams Stewart One Great Love Tee So Aayers

Various Works and Figures in a 19th Century Gazette

A fragmented listing shows multiple authors and titles including Sei Pickthall and Tay WOE with references to Marcus Pabs and Crayton McCants. It mentions Agnes Laut, Buffum, Tudor Jenks, and Johnson Florida among scattered names, with topics from athletics to portraits and periodical pieces. The block also cites works like The American Six-Shooter and The Coming, plus snake bite remedies and a Portsmouth treaty note.

Marco Pabs Rae D. Paine Crayton ‘McCants Z Agnes Gi Bree Na Nararieg Buffum Uarian Tudor Jenks Co i Porto Oxesne Y Martell PACI Schon Johnson Florida S.cessenseeveneeess Maximilian Foster E. P. Powell Whitney Meidy Nye Rata Warner Country Home Witee Russell Ray

The Seer and the Servants and Other Works

A compilation listing multiple literary titles and authors including The Seer and the Servants by Joseph C Lincoln, The Quest of the Pearl by C Bryson Taylor, The Least of These by Lincoln Steffens, The Woman's Invasion with contributors Hard and Dorr, and The Branded Man's Girt among others. The page presents a catalog of books and writers with mixed vintage period pieces.

Tontitown L. Mathews Joseph c. Lincoln Monety Samuel Hopkin Adams Max Arshals Julia Kennett Colt C. Bryson Taylor Lincoln Steffens J. Storer Clouston William Hard Rheta Childe Dorr Willie Trent

The Craftsman and American Art Debate

Brief listing of essay and author topics including Robert Henri on American art, Louis H Sullivan, Katharine Roof in opera, and several other works. Highlights discuss reform, industrial education, and the Reclamation Service.

Robert Henri Louis H. Sullivan Ee Katharine Roof George Middleton Mechlin Charles “Harcount Ibenesh Erick R. Burton Reclamation Service Forbes Lindsay Cescerescoeem Irwin MacDonald

Ainslee's Woman Who Loved Much

Collection of fragment titles and author names including Mary R Andre and Herman Whitaker with entries such as A Corner in Water and The Butter In around the Bridge Table Arthur Loring Bruce and Ja ee M Drake.

Levington Marcus Mary R Andre Herman Whitaker Mary Heaton Arthur Loring Bruce Ja Ee M. Drake Edmund Vance Cooke S. Pier Ridge Manton Waring Cla Johnson” Morton

Notable Booklet Features Profiles and Works Cited

A collection of varied profiles and works listed from The Ladies' Home Journal and associated authors. Included are Helen Keller pieces, Rudyard Kipling items, and notices of literary and educational content such as The Doctor and the Patient and The Wife of Abraham Lincoln.

Helen Keller Rudyard Kipling Ude Radford Warren Abraham Lincoln William Perring Wilhelmina Cee BurTon Holmes Emmanuel Graes Annie Rayon Charles Nelson Grittenton Lettie Lane Sheila Young Jane Dean Hodges Allan Poe Hamilton W. Mable George Hodges D. D. Richmond

Fragmented OCR hints at scattered names and titles

OCR text shows disjointed names and phrases including Pearson Carney Bailey Millard Proctor Holmes and Louis Tracy. No cohesive event or clear narrative emerges beyond a jumble of potential article fragments and character names.

Ee Creelman Carney Bailey Millard Alice Cook Rhanes Bert Bigelow Paine B. Proctor Holmes Messag Louis Tracy

Wild Animals in Captivity Exhibit at Chesterwood

A curios collection titled Wild Animals in Captivity is highlighted in this American Homes and Gardens entry. The feature mentions Chester French and N. Glendale, noting an arts and crafts focus with bottles and curious displays. Esther.

Chesterwood Chester French N. 4 Glendale Ape Esther

Also Mentioned on This Page

Igor Allan Poe Marthlies Cleveland Saint-Gaudens Georgia Fs H. Caffin Calvert Clare Peace Blecribner St. Louis John Marvel Ehates Thomas Nelson Page Alexander Davis Victor—Henderdon Minnie B. Adams Cecce Brander Matthews Harper’s the Atlantic Lippincott’s Putnam’s Monthly and the Reader the Bookman the North American Review American Review OF Reviews the Forum Congress Litchfield West D. Noyes Teeke Hamilton Araminta Snaith George Herbert Clarke Oliver Lodge Prichard Eaton France Pan P. G. Agnew Clayton Sportan Lewis Worthington Smith Albert Schinz Philip Tillinghast ST. Nicholas Zetropolitan Pickthall Witter Love Tay Wii Gage Carey Kclark Humphry Ward Portsmouth Europatkin Loepee ESS C. F. Fos Dreth Symonds A. M Bran the Lion Maccarthys Catherine Markham AGE Veronika the Angelinos Everybody's Craftsman Mihirmah Owen Oliver the Ladies’ Home Journal
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