New York Libraries Chronicle 1902 03 Annual Review
The Mercantile Library, New York, reports 108351 volumes circulated in 1902 with 230739 total volumes by Jan 1 1903 and 2303 members at year end. Donations, Trinity College Durham opening details, and Carnegie gifts feature alongside updates from the Free Library of Philadelphia and Holyoke City Library.
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Mercantile Library
Lucius Bull
John Byers
Auugust
Lnten Hall’ Association
Andrew Shiland
Clinton Hall Association
Charles H. Patrick
Mercantile Library Association
Augustus Wetmore
Trinity College Library
Durham
N. C
William Wallace Duncan
James H. Southgate
Board of ‘Trustees
Armistead Burwell
John Kilgo
Walter de Page
James B. Duke
New York
Trinity College
Duke
Walter H. Page
Free Library of Philadelphia
J. Rosengarten
Coline
Philadelphia
Carnegie
John Thomson
Thomzon
Wagner Institute
PLA
Cittary
New York Society
Sears
John Remesa Baxtheid
Workerare Americana
Holland
America
John King van Rensselaer
Beverly Chew
Frederic J. de Peyster
John C. Green
New York Society Library
Lst
Holyoke City Library
Frank G. Willcox
Lbrary
New York State Library
University of the State of New York
Robert H. Whitten
SoTlogy
Melvil Dewey
C. E. Merriam
Robert Whitten
H. Starr Giddings
Louis Boisot
W. B. Bell
Amasa M. Eaton
Frederic J. Stimson
A. M. Sakoleki
Frank A.fetter
Max West
Russel Headley
Elwood Mead
William A. Scott
Adna F. Weber
James Russell Parsons, Jr
Société D'étude’ Législative, Political Science Association
T. S. Cole
Buletin
New York Public Library
Aster, Lenox, and
Tilden
Arthur Campbell
Arthur Lee
Ford
Fragmented excerpt on geography study tone and content
An incomplete passage discusses geography education for children, noting textbooks offer limited insight beyond rote outlines and imagination may be stifled by rigid materials.
The Gospel of Unfaith in Maximilian's Empire
A review of George Cram Cook's The Gospel of Unfaith notes a melodramatic tale set in Maximilian's world with bullfights and duels, culminating in a preachy negation gospel. It praises vigor but criticizes lack of restrained artistry and overlong sermons.
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Roderick Taliaferro
George Cram Cook
Seymour M. Stone
New York
the Macmillan Company
Maximilian
Cult of Negation
Roderick
Geronimo
Precepts for Printers Handbook for Starting a Printing Office
A review of Starting a Printing Office by Robert C. Mallette and Willam H. Jackson of Waterbury Connecticut. The volumes draw on forty years of experience in printing business practice offering practical guidance on capital needs location plant costs rent stock salaries and daily operations for aspiring and current printers.
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Robert C. Mallette
Willam H. Jackson
Waterbury, Coenn
Case and Desk
Mallette
Fhinters
Jackson
Yale
Dr C W Doyle and The Taming of the Jungle
Dr C W Doyle whose death occurred at Santa Cruz was the author of The Taming of the Jungle a volume with sketches of life in India recounting Ram Deen as a mail cart driver for his district A series of Chinese stories The Shadow of Quong Lung followed this entry
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C. W. Doyle
T. W. Doyle
Santa Crug
Nfe
India
Ram Deen
Quong Lung
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