Memoirs of Mile. George Illuminate Napoleonic Era
Paris June 25 literary note surveys Mile. George the queenly actress of the ancien régime. Her memoirs edited by M Cheramy recount Napoleonic circles with Talma, Dumas, Rachel and others, and reveal intimate scenes from Saint-Cloud to the Tuileries. The volume, drawn from an original manuscript, ends in 1808 with plans for future publications including Dorval.
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George
Napoleon
Alexander
Passy
Europe
Plon-Nourrit
Talma
M. Cheramy
Alexandre Dumas
Dumas Fils
Frederick Lamattre
Rachel
Madeleine Brohan
Mlle. George
Mme. Despordes-Valmore
Drouot
Théâtre Francais
Mile
Raucourt
Josephine
Saint-Cloud
Lucien Bonaparte
Hortense
Mme. Baccioci
Madame Mere
Bonaparte
Mile George
Louis
Prince Sapieha
Pole
Constant
César
Fiest
Milo
Mlle
Marie Dorval
Mile. George
Venus
Social psychology by Edward Alsworth Ross review
A critical review of Ross's Social Psychology outlines the book’s aims to map mental laws from social interaction. It notes the work’s mass of facts from sociology anthropology and psychology, its similarities to Tarde’s imitation laws, and its clear summaries at chapter ends. The critique acknowledges novelty limits but praises method and organization.
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Edward Alsworth
Ross. &Co
The
Macmillan Company
Professor Ross
Ross
Gabriel Tarde
Tme
Books and Authors Preview New Art and Literary Works
The John Lane Company unveils a special issue of International Studio featuring Art in England During the Elizabethan and Stuart Periods with drawings and sketches by William Twopenny. Etienne Moreau-Nelaton’s Paris study on the Clouets and Monstier brothers may reach English readers. Coolidge’s Alps book, Lazarillo de Tormes translation by Markham, and Milton portrait discoveries at Christ's College are noted, with reflections on The Essential Life by Stephen Berien Stanton.
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John Lane Company
England
William Twopenny
M. Etienne Moreau-Nelaton
Paris
Clouets
du Monstier Brothers
Spain
Lazarillo de Tormes
Clements Markham
Burgos
Diego Hurtado de Mendoza
Stephen Berrien Stanton
Charles Scribner's Sons
Mr. Stanton
Books of the Week and Various Art Histories
A periodical list reviews books across art, history, and fiction. Titles include A History of the Goldsmiths Art, A History of Art Vol II, Gardens Old and New, Old Cottages and Farmhouses in Surrey, King Edward VI, Leaves from a Life, Famous French Salons, Colonel Saunderson, The Victorian Chancellors, Fate's a Fiddler, The Irresistible Current, Julie's Diary, The Mad Scientist, The Mystery of Monastery Farm, The New East Lynne, and The Philosophers Martyrdom, with noted editors, illustrators, and publishers.
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Clements R. Markham
Svo
E. P. Dutton & Co
Prentano
Frank Hamel
Brentano’s
Mme. de Sevigne
Ninon de Lenclos
la Grande Mademoiselle
Mme. de Stael
Julle Ne Ad Nasse
Colonel Saunderson
Reginald Lucas
Straits
FE. P. Dutton & Co
J B. Allay
Boston
Little, Brown & Co
St. Leonards
Cranworth
Chelmsford
Campbell
Westbury
Cavins
Hatherley
Selborne
Haisbury
Herschell
Edwin George Pinkham
Lester Ralph Imo
Small, Maynard & Co
Mrs. I. Lowenberg
Broadway Publishing Company
America Julie
John W. Luce & Co
Raymond
McDonald
Charlies Beecher Bunnell
Cochrane Publishing Company
Monastery Farm
H. R. Naylor
Eaton & Mains
New East Lynne
Clara Morris
C. H. Doscher & Co
Germany
HISTORY THE KING'S CUSTOMS A maritime revenue history
Book notices list works on maritime revenue and contraband in England Scotland and Ireland from earliest times to 1800 by Henry Atton and Henry Hurst Holland with preface by F and Parry. Also listed are Betty at the Rectory by Mrs L T Meade and other works with details on format and publishers.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
Henry Atton
Henry Hurst Holland
F. & Parry
EB. P. Dutton A
The Defence of Pofsie and Other Works
A catalog excerpt listing titles and editors including The Defence of Pofsie by Sir Philip Sidney edited by G. E. Woodbery, The Twentieth Century American by H. Perry Robinson, Magic Squares and Cubes by W. Andrews, Elementary Experiments in Psychology by Carl E. Seashore, Handbook of Learned Societies and Institutions, Argumentation and Debating by William Trufant Foster, and The Real Bryan compiled by Richard L. Metcalfe, with publication details and presses noted.
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Pofsie
Q. Elizabeth
Leicester
Sir Philip Sidney
G. E. Woodbery
Boston
the Merrymount Press
Humanists’ Library
Lewis Einstein
H. Perry Robinson
G P. Putnam
W. Andrews
Paul Carus
L. S. Frierson
A. Browne
Chicago
Open Court Publishing Company
Carl E. Seashore
Henry Holt & Co
Learned Societies
Carnegie Institution of Washington
United States
Islands
Athens
Rome
Palestine
William Trufant Foster
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Bryan
Richard L. Metcalfe
Des Moines
Personal Help Publishing Company
Army and Navy News From The Tribune Bureau
Washington July 3 Must make up lost time for absent without leave enlistments under May 11 act. Pre May 11 recruits may opt to make up time for continuous service pay. Commissioned warrant officers proposed as chief petty officers styled commissioned warrant officers. Military before civil trials urged prompt action to shield soldiers from civilian arrest. Torpedo rendezvous designates Charleston as navy yard flotilla hub with slips and storage. possible Key West station. A list of Army and Navy orders issued, leaves, and ship movements reported.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
War Department
Navy Yard
Charleston
S. C
Atlantic
Key West
Fla
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Nature Study and Almanac Works Featured in Catalog
A digest listing several books from various genres including agriculture, poetry, religion, travel, and a cookbook. Notable items include Bailey's Cyclopedia of American Agriculture with extensive illustrations, McCallum’s Rivulets of Song, Frestom’s Poems, Goucher’s Christianity in the United States, Newnham Devies Gourmets Guide to Europe, and Snyder’s Soils and Fertilizers.
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Cyclopedia OF American
United States
Canada
L. H. Bailey
the Macmillan Company
Europe
Lieutenss
Newnham Devies
Brentano
the Tribune of
Harry Snyder
The
Macmillam Company
Granada Present and Bygone a Travel and Topography
Albert Calvert chronicles Granada from its Moorish relics to Alonso Cano works with illustrations and notes. New Zealand at Home surveys domestic life industries arts governance and daily life. The Track of Al Stevenson and Elsewhere in Old France follows routes from Inland Voyage and Travels with a Donkey.
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Granada
Albert Calvert
Sro
E. P. Dutton & Co
Alonso Cano
New Zealand
Hon. R. A M. L
Charles Scribner's Sons
AL. Stevenson
Old
France
J_A. Hammertom
P. Duttom & A
Blue Army Likely To Be Declared Victor At Pine Camp
July 3 at Pine Camp Watertown unit drills yield two intrenching world records by Company H of the engineers. Privates Barry Rivers and Lindaman cut trench time to one hour five minutes and company intrenching time to one hour thirty. Blue army built redouts and detonated a rear bridge as withdrawals occurred, with victory likely if retreat was orderly. Lt. U S Grant III and Mrs. Grant arrive. Mrs. Grant is Secretary Root’s daughter. Mrs. Frederick D. Grant expected tomorrow.
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Pine Camp
Engineers’ Corps
Watertown
Barry, Rivers
Lindaman
U. S. Grant
Grant
Root
Frederick D. Grant
Atlantic Fleet to sail from San Francisco on July 7
Washington July 3 The Atlantic fleet of warships will depart San Francisco at 2 p m on July 7 for Honolulu as part of its world cruise an announcement from the Navy stated today
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Washington
San Francisco
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Navy
Artillery Ordered to Fort Totten for August 1 Arrival
Generals J Franklin Bell chief of staff directs the 165th and 167th coast artillery units now at Fort Monroe Virginia to move to Fort Totten New York for station around August 1. The order consolidates coastal defense forces and shifts regional postings.
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Washington
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Fort Totten
New York
Diphtheria at Naval Prison Spurs Disinfection Plan
Secretary Newberry announced twenty cases of diphtheria at the Boston naval prison, real and suspected, prompting orders to move the men to tents in the navy yard for thorough disinfection and extra medical aid. He travels to New England for a Navy Department mission, visiting Boston and then selecting a site for a new naval hospital at Goat Island, Newport.
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Washington
Newberry
Naval Prison
Boston
Navy Yard
Changes in Engineering Bureau Navy Promotion Roundup
Washington July 3 incidental to the appointment of Captain John K Barton as chief of the steam engineering bureau several personnel changes were announced Captain Albert F Dickson will succeed Rear Admiral J A B Smith as chief inspector of machinery with headquarters at New York Commander J S Griffin will become chief succeeding Captain Dickson Commander G Kaemmerling formerly Massachusetts district inspector is ordered to duty in Washington Barton will be succeeded at League Island by Commander B C Bryan now on duty in Washington
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T. Porter
Naval
Philadelphia
H. Morrell
Wisconsin
H. W. Harrison
Wolverine
J. B. Ransom
Newport News
Boston
G. Kaemmerling
Bureau of Steam Engineering
B. ©. Bryan
Navy Yard
F. EK. Beatty
Charleston
M. L. Wood
Maryland
C. F. Pond
Portland
P. Jwerlich
W. 8. Hogg
Glacier
Lloyd, Jr
5Th
Pacific Fleet
W. M. Parks
F. M. Bennett
Pensacola
Key West
B. Tappan
Board of Inspection and Survey
Washington
R. 5. Douglas
R. Farle
Maine
Naval Station
Cavité
W. G. Roper
Cleveland
W. P. White
W. Drake
H. G. Knox
L. Matkins
Prairie
New York
Emsign C. & Graves
Nebraska
Navy Department
John K. Barton
Albert F. Dickson
J. A. B. Smith
J. 8. Griffin
Bureau
Dickson
Massachusetts
Barton
Department of Steam Engineering
League Island
B. Co. Bryan
Turner Reduced in Rank for Irregularities in Accounts
Lieutenant Frederick E. Turner of the 6th Cavalry in the Department of Missouri was reduced fifty marks in rank by order of President Roosevelt after a court martial in Omaha found him guilty of irregularities in his accounts. The Secretary of War recommended dismissal, but the secretary chose reduction instead.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Frederick E. Turner
6Th Cavalry
Department of Missouri
Turner
Omaha
Mr Straus to Inspect Lighthouses Along New England
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor will personally inspect lighthouse stations along the New England coast. He departed Boston aboard the lighthouse tender Mayflower with his family, and the tour is planned to last about a month.
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Boston
New England
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Strauss
Lincoln Centenary Committee Names Prominent Members
Mayor McClellan released a 173 name list for the Lincoln centenary celebration. Notables include J Pierpont Morgan, Andrew Carnegie, John D Rockefeller, Adolph Ochs, Cornelius N Bliss, and Charles S Mellen, with Choate as chairman and Hastings as vice-chairman. An executive committee will be formed and a fall meeting planned to decide the celebration form, including a proposed memorial arch to honor Lincoln's birth centennial.
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McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
Lyman Abbott
Cornelius N. Bliss
J. Pierpont Morgan
Joseph H. Choate
Charles S. Mellen
Andrew Carnegie
Adolph 3. Ochs
George B. Cortelyou
Alton B. Parker
Hugh Hastings
John D. Rockefeller
Franklin Chase Hoyt
Elihu Root
George Harvey
Whitelaw Reid
Seth Low
Benjamin F. Tracy
Hart Lyman
Horace White
William M. Laffan
Mr. Choate
Hastings
Lincoln
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