Holland House Circle and Other Works in Spring New Publications
The week ending September 17 brings History and Biography titles to The New York Times Saturday Review. Lloyd Sanders’s The Holland House Circle appears in Svo from Putnam. G G Coulton’s Chaucer's England also from Putnam. William Draper Lewis edits Great American Lawyers in 8vo from Winston.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Holland House Circle
Lloyd Sanders
Svo
New York
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Chaucer's
England
G. G. Coulton
America
William Draper Lewis
Philadelphia
The
John C. Winston Company
Three Centuries of Southern Poetry and Related Works
A catalog listing poetry and essays from 1607 to 1907 including translations and notable titles. Items feature authors such as F. W. Bain Edward Lucas White Gerda Dallita and J Arthur Thomson with publishers in Nashville New York Toronto Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Carol Holliday
Nashville
Tenn
M. E. “Church
South
Smith & Lamar
F. W. Bain
New York
G.P. Putnam’s Sons
Edward Lucas White
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Gerda Dallita
G. P
Putnam's Sons
The
John Lane Company
Israel Bruma
Gotthard
Deutch
Boston
Richard Badzer
William Wye Smith
Toronto
William Briggs
Catalog of Books and Publications Advertised
A list of travel and fiction titles with authors and publishers across multiple houses. Notable entries include Inter Ocean Hunting Tales by Edgar F Randolph, Racial Contrasts by Gehring, Historic Houses and Their Gardens edited by Osborne, Peter Moore's Southwest Africa by Frenssen, Spirit in Prison by Fichens, and numerous novels from Scribner's Sons, Harper, Dodd, Mead, McClurg, and others with price hints and formats.
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Edgar F. Randolph
New York
Forest and Stream Publishing Company
On Gehring
Robert Fichenson
Harper & Brothers
A&a
Margarita Spalding Oor
L2mo
Centa
Miss Esperance
MR. Wycherly
I. Aven Harker
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Rene Bazin
I2mo
Charles Scribner's Sons
E. .Somervile
Martin Ross
Longmans, Green & Co
Helen Humpston
G. P. Putnam’sons
Florence Morse Kingsley
Dodd, Mead & Co
Brodneys
George Barr McCutcheon
Harry E. Rica
Boston
Roxbury Publishing Company
A Lee
Libbie Miller Travers
Cochrane Publishing Company
Diana Mallory
Humphry Ward
Norman Duncan
Harvey O'Higgins
Pavla Belasco
Pauline Phelps
Marion Short
The
Century Company
Spinning Wheel Series and Juvenile Reading Offers
The Spinning Wheel Series by Louisa M. Alcott lists four volumes at $1.30 each, including Spinning Wheel Stories and A Garland for Girls. Paul de Musset presents Mr Wind and Mme Rain in Harper's Young People Series priced at 60 cents. Also noted is The New Century Spelling Book by McCallum and Horn, 12mo. Life Stories for Young People translated by George P. Upton, émo, four volumes featuring Marie Antoinette's Youth Undine Duke of Brittany Arnold of Winkelried.
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Louisa M. Alcott
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin Company
MR .Wind
Mme.rain
Harper's Young People
Paul de Musset
New York
Harper & Brothers
A .N. McCallum
P. W. Horn
Silver, Burdett Company
George P. Upton
Chicago
A. C. McClurg & Co
Marie Antoinette
Undine
Duke of
Brittany
Arnold of
Book notices and varied children's titles listed
A catalog of juvenile and general books with prices from multiple publishers. Titles include Juliana Horatio Ewins works, algebra and science primers, biographies, stories for children, Longfellow poetry collections, and classic Cambridge editions. Prices range from cents to several dollars.
Catalog of Books and Works in Various Fields
A mixed list of books and authors across sciences, economics, fiction, and reference. Notable titles include The Vet by Barton, Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony, Introduction to Economics by Bullock, My Pets by Saunders, and The International Encyclopaedia of Prose and Portical Quotations. Includes works published by John Lane Company, D Van Nostrand, Silver-Burdett, and The John C Winston Company.
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Frank Townsend Barton
New York
The
John Lane Company
Walter Neds Ce Maasie
Ee R. Underhis
York
D. van Nostrand Company
Charles Jesse Bullock
Silver-Burdett Company
Marshall Saunders
Griffith& Rowland Press
Putnam's Sons
Willy Eemo
BR. F. Fenno & Holly, Yew
W. Yincosh
Newvox
Mabel Tuke Priestman
Daniel Frembly MacDougal
Washington
Carnegie Institution
State Earthquaker Investigation Commission
the International
William S. Walsh
Philadelphia
John G. Winston Company
Will
Everywhere Publishing Company
Paul H. Hanns
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin Company
Robert Seaver
Clare Victor Dwigzgins
Folladelphia
John C. Winston Company
Noah Webster
Hurlbut
Jesse Lyman Hurlbut
Walter Dill- Scott
the Small-Maynarad Company
Congress
Masaji Miyakawa
Soo
Baker, Taylor & Co
Crittenden Marriott
Harper & Brothers
Arthur Gordon Jones
Emily Bellefontaine A Lively Evangeline Akin Tale
A reviewer praises Christopher Yerf's Emily Bellefontaine as fresh and humorous. The heroine grows up near a dead Missouri town then, at twenty, leaves for New York to study art after a Grandfather’s legacy. Parents are drawn with keen strokes and Emily feels vividly alive.
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Christopher Yerf
Emily Bellefontaine
W. B. Conkey Company
Chicago
Missouri
New York
Emily
Longfellow
Evangeline
The House of Life Shifts Literary Taste Across Ages
Henry M. Alden in Harper's Magazine argues that modern literature favors living moments over fixed monuments. He contrasts ancient fame with a dynamic psychical harmony, noting the past lacks our current imagination and that this shift hinders memorial history.
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House of Fame
House of Life
Henry M. Alden
Harper's Magazine
American Short Stories Then And Now
John O H Cosgrove argues in The New England Magazine that American short stories now lead in technique, style, and characterization, due to national self consciousness and a rise of homegrown talent. He credits a wave of young writers who capture native dramatic values and rival European masters.
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America
Rudyard Kipling
Anthony Hope
Stanley Weyman
Dumas
Howells
James
Richard Harding Davis
Miss Wilkins
John O’h. Cosgrove
New England Magazine
Marie Corelli’s Holy Orders Novel From Stokes Co
Marie Corelli releases Holy Orders the Tragedy of a Quiet Life published by Frederick A Stokes Co this week. The work centers on the drink evil and the Yellow Press and targets church people prohibitionists anti saloon league adherents and journalists. A full length portrait of the author is included with each copy, the first ever allowed to be public.
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Marie Corelli
Frederick A. Stokes
Miss Corelli
Short Stories by Edith Wharton to be Published
Scribners will publish a new volume next week collecting eight Edith Wharton short stories from the last four years. The set includes The Hermit and the Wild Woman The Last Asset In Trust The Pretext The Verdict The Pot Boilder The Best Man and Latmos.
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Edith Wharton
Latmnos
The Novelist and the Flying Machine Question
The article questions whether H. G. Wells predictions will be available publicly before he can reveal them. It notes anticipation and debate over his looming statements and their potential impact on literary and scientific discourse.
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H. G. Wells
War in the Air by H G Wells slated for October release
Publishers Macmillans announce The War in the Air a future romance by H G Wells. They expect the novel to appear in the third week of October and note Wells uses aerial navigation as a prophetic glimpse into forthcoming science.
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Macmillans
Mr. Wells
King Ailfred's Jewel Dramatic Work In Publication
John Lane Company releases a poetic drama in three acts titled King Ailfred's Jewel by the author of More et Victoria. It has stirred debate in England over staging, explores England's kingly life and national poetic elements, and includes a color frontispiece reproducing the Alfred jewel kept at Oxford University.
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King Alfred
Ailfred
More Et
Victoria
John Lane Company
England
Alfred
Oxford University
Mors
Oxford
King Arthur
Professor Chase Resigns Louisville Chair for Study Abroad
Prof Lewis N Chase, English literature chair at the University of Louisville, resigns to study abroad. He sailed to Bordeaux on Sept 164 and will reside there for a year pursuing French influence on English Pre Raphaelism with Le Breton and Cestre, noted as a Harvard alumnus and leader in U S French university ties. He previously taught at Columbia University.
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Chase
Lewis N. Chase
University of Louisville
Bordeaux
University of
le Breton
Cestre
Harvard
United States
Columbia University
Volume of Criticism by Prof Frye from Nebraska
A volume titled Literary Reviews and Criticisms by Prof Presser Hall Frye of the University of Nebraska is issued this week by Puatnams. Half the essays discuss French writers Balzac George Sand Zola Maupassant Corneille Anatole France Sainte-Beuve and the book contrasts French and English literary methods and aims as well as modern and classic literatures.
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Presser Hall Frye
University of Nebraska
Puatnams
Balzac
George Sand
Zola
Maupassant
Corneille
Anatole France
Sainte-Beuve
Popular Library Books This Week at New York Public Library
The circulating department lists the week ended Sept 15 as top titles across categories. Adult fiction features Plamber’s The Firing Line and McGrath’s Lure of the Mask, with Beach’s The Barrier also popular. Juvenile fiction highlights Burnet’s Sara Crew and Barbour’s Crimson Sweater. Non fiction includes Kennedy’s Servant in the House and Cromer’s Modern Egypt.
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New York Public Library
sPlambers
McGrath
Burnet
Sara Crew
Barbour
Cromer
Egypt
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J. Arthur Thomson
Charles Scribners Sons
Cardinal Mercier
George Tyrell
David’s Tabernacle
Charles T. Benjamin
Reliance Printing Company
Jerusalem
Bible Times
Lewis Bayles Paton
University of Chicago Press
Byard Grubb
John Winston Company
Jesse Lyman Herlout
Frank T
David Scull
Caroline Emelia Stephen
Juliana Horatia Ewins
Little, Brown & Co
Daddy Darwin
Jeape Lyman Hurlbut
Jesus
Jesse Murlbut
John C. Wikson Company
Edward & Ellis
Faulsgerae Joan C, Winston Company
Edward
Ells
Poe
Ursula Tannenforst
John C Winston Company
Houghton, Mifflin , Company
Edward 8
Eva Merch Tappan
Cambridge Classics
James Fenimore Cooper
George Hedges
Paul Meer
Pearson Brothers
the New Literature
KING
Walter de Benjamir
N. Y
James Smith Rollow
Brentano’s
Baker’s Great Book Shop
Birmingham
Eng
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