Memoirs of Mile George Illuminate Napoleonic Era
Paria June 25 discusses Mile George the queen of the stage born in the ancien régime who rose in the Consulate and Empire era. The memoirs edited by M Cheramy recount intimate scenes with Napoleon and Talma, including vivid meetings at Saint Cloud and Tuileries, and promise further volumes on Mile Marie Dorval. The piece reflects on theater, history, and personality across Europe’s upheavals.
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Paria
George
Napoleon
Alexander
Passy
Europe
Plon-Nourrit
Talleyrand
Talma
M. Cheramy
Alexandre Dumes Fils
Frederick Lamattre
Rachel
Madeleine Brohan
Mile George
Mme. Despordes-Valmore
Drouot
Théâtre Francais
Mile
Raucourt
Josephine
Saint-Cloud
Lucien Bonaparte
Hortense
Mme. Baccioci
Bonaparte
Constant
Mule
Prince Sapleha
César
Victorien Sardou
France
Corneille
Rome
Phedre
Hermione
Greece
Racine
Napleon
Caesar
Mile. George
Marie Dorval
Social Psychology by Edward Alsworth Ross review
A critical review of Ross's Social Psychology outlines the work as a systematic study of how human association shapes psychic planes and currents. The piece notes Ross gathers extensive facts from sociology anthropology and psychology to form precise mental laws, compares them with Tarde, and highlights recurring themes like suggestibility crowd dynamics and class influence.
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Ross
Lucretius
Rosas
Grant Allen
English Society of Authors
Thomas Hardy
William Morris
Robert Louis Stevenson
Andrew Lang
Belgravia
Georg Simmel
Gabriel Tarde
Books and Authors Reviewworld Progress and Translations
The John Lane Company plans an extra issue of International Studio with art on England's Elizabethan and Stuart periods, including Will iam Twopenny sketches of now demolished houses. Etienne Moreau-Nelaton’s Paris studies on the Clouets may be translated into English. Coolidge’s Alps book covers history, exploration, guides, and seasonal beauty. A new English Lazarillo de Tormes translation from Markham is anticipated. Milton portrait rediscovered as part of Christ's College exhibit. Stanton’s The Essential Life is defended by a long quote on expression.
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John Lane Company
England
William Twopenny
M. Etienne Moreau-Nelaton
Paris
Clouets
du Monstier Brothers
W. A. B. Coolidge
Alps
Spain
Oliver Goldsmith
Mr. Stanton
Bacon
Literary notices survey does not favor modern fact realism
A long journal review lists new books and authors. It critiques Stanton and his Pure Thought theory in The Essential Life, notes upcoming works on Thomas Becket and Jesus, and covers Tolstoy, Shaw, Ian Maclaren, and Miss Macdonell. It highlights Quebec tercentenary titles, Coppée anecdotes, and new volumes by Miles Norris and Eden Phillpotts.
Books of the Week jewellery and art history titles
A catalog of recent books. works include The Connoisseurs Library on the goldsmiths art, A History of Art by Dr G Carotti with translation by Alice Todd, Gardens Old and New edited by H Avray Tipping, Old Cottages and Farmhouses in Surrey with W G Davison photos, King Edward VI an appreciation by Sir Clements Markham, Leaves from a Life reminiscences, Famous French Salons by Frank Hamel, Colonel Saunderson memoir by Reginald Lucas, The Victorian Chancellors by J B Allardy, Fate's a Fiddler by Edwin Pinkham, The Irresistible Current by Mrs Lowenberg, Julies Diary, The Mad Scientist, The Mystery of Monastery Farm, The New East Lyne by Clara Morrin, The Philosophers Martyrdom. many illustrated volumes from various publishers.
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H. Clifford Smith
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Connoisseurs Library
Cyril Davenport
G. Carotti
Arthur Strong
RE. P. Dutton & Co
Egypt
Assyria
Persia
Greece
Italy
Alice Todd
H. Avray Tipping
M. A
Charles Latham
Charles Scribner's Sons
Surrey
Phi Hs
W. Galsworthy Davieth
W. Curtis Green
William Helburn
An- Lite. PR
Clements R. Markham
Svo
P. Dutton & Co
Brentano’s
Frank Hamel
Mme. de Sevigne
Ninon de Lenclos
la Grande Mademoiselle
Mme. de Stael
Julie Ae It Nasee
Colonel Saunderson
Reginald Lucas
Straits
Edwin George Pinkham
Lester Ralph
Boston
Small, Maynard & Co
Mre. I Lowenberg
Broadway Publishing Company
America Julie
John W. Luce & Co
Raymond
McDonald
Charles Beecher Bunnell
Cochrane Publishing Company
Monastery Farm
H R. Naylor
Eaton & Mains
New East Lyne
Clara Morrin
CH. Doscher & Co
Germany
The Kings Customs An Account of Maritime Revenue
A catalog-like listing reviews multiple historical and scholarly works on maritime revenue punishment and colonial trade in Britain Ireland and Scotland. Notable items include Henry Atton Henry Hurst Holiend’s The Kings Customs, The Defence of Poetry, The Twentieth Century American, and works by Paul Carus L S Frierson C A Browne.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
Henry Atton
Henry Hurst Holiend
F. & Parry
B.eeve
EB. P. Dutton
H. Perry Robinson
G P. Putnam
Henry Holt & Co
Handbook OF Learned Societies
Yro
Carnegie
Washington
United States
Islands
Athens
Rome
Palestine
William Trufant Foster
Houghton
Army and Navy News From The Tribune Bureau
Washington July 3 must make up lost time army act May 11 requires enlisted men absent without leave to make up time. Enlistment term three years. continuous service pay impact. Commissioned warrant officers new designation for chief petty ranks. Military before civil trials urged prompt action to shield soldiers from civilian court. Torpedo rendezvous Charleston yard to house torpedo flotillas with rail slips and storage. Orders issued listing transfers, promotions, and leaves across Army Navy. Movements of ships reported including arrivals at Nantucket New York and Mare Island.
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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 Related Books in the Current Review
A four item catalog note listing Nature Study Cyclopedia of American Agriculture and other titles including Rivulets of Song Poems Christanity in the United States and a Europe guide. Each entry includes author and publishing details with multiple publishers noted.
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Cyclopedia OF American Agriculture
United States
Canada
L. H. Bailey
the Macmillan Company
Travel and Topography Granada Present and Bygone
Albert Calvert offers an illustrated history of Granada detailing Moorish remains and Alonso Cano works. New Zealand at Home surveys domestic life, industries, arts, and governance. The Track of a Lady Stevenson and others describe old France routes.
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Granada
Albert Calvert
Coles
EB. P. Dutton & Car
Alonso Cano
Rim
Charles Scribner's Sons
A L. Stevenson
Flom
France
J.A. Hammertom
Imo
Dutton @ co
Blue Army Victorious at Pine Camp After Record Intrenching Feats
July 3 Pine Camp New York engineers Company H broke two intrenching records during a Watertown assault. Privates Barry Rivers and Lindaman set a nine foot trench in one hour five minutes and the company trench time in one hour three minutes. Blue army dashed redoubts and detonated a rear bridge as they retreated in stage maneuvers. victor status to be declared if retreat was orderly. Lt. U S Grant and Mrs Grant arrived, with Mrs Frederick D Grant expected.
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Pine Camp
N. Y
Engineers’ Corps
Watertown
Barry, Rivers
Lindaman
U. S&s. Grant
Grant
Root
Frederick D. Grant
Time of fleet departure from San Francisco
The Atlantic fleet of battleships will sail from the Golden Gate July 7 at 3 p m for Honolulu on its round the world voyage. The Navy announced the departure time today.
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Washington
San Francisco
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Navy
Artillery Ordered to Fort Totten NY
General J Franklin Bell orders the fifth and seventh coast artillery companies on duty at Fort Monroe Virginia to move to Fort Totten New York for station on or about August 1. The orders come from the army chief of staff.
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Washington
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Fort Totten
New York
Diphtheria at Naval Prison in Boston
Secretary Newberry reports twenty diphtheria cases at the naval prison in Boston with real and suspected cases. Men will be moved to tents in the navy yard for disinfection and additional medical staff. Newberry travels to New England to oversee Navy plans for a new hospital at Goat Island Newport.
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Washington
Newberry
Naval Prison
Boston
Navy Yard
New England
Navy Partment
Ward
New Naval Hospital
Goat Island
Newport
Changes in Engineering Bureau and Navy Steam Office
Washington July 3 Incidental to Captain John K Barton appointment as chief of the steam engineering bureau several personnel changes are made Captain Albert F Dickson will become chief inspector of machinery with New York headquarters Commander J S Griffin will succeed Dickson as chief Kaemmerling moved from Massachusetts district to Washington duty Barton will be succeeded at League Island by Commander B C Bryan current assignments noted in the bureau changes
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NAVY
T. Porter
Naval
Philadelphia
H. Morrell
Wisconsin
H W. Harrison
Wolverine
J. B. Rangom
Newport News
Boston
G. Kaemmerling
Bureau of Steam Engineering
B. C. Bryan
M. L. Wood
Navy Yard
Mary
C. F. Pond
Portland
P. J. Werlich
W. 8. Hogg
Glacier
W. Lloyd, Jr
Pacific Fleet
W. M. Parks
Bureau of Steam
Key West
B. Tappan
Board of Inspection and Survey
Washington
R. S. Douglas
Pensacola
R. Farle
Maine
Naval Station
Cavité
W. G. Roper
Cleveland
W. P White
Ens W. Drake
H. G. Knox
L. Matkins
Prairie
New York
Ance
John K. Barton
Albert F. Dickson
Bureau
J. A. B. Smith
J. S. Griffin
Dickson
Massachusetts
Barton
Department of Steam Engineering
League Island
B Cc. Bryan
Turner Reduced In Rank For Irregularities
Oyster Bay July 2 President Roosevelt approved the War Department recommendation reducing First Lieutenant Frederick E. Turner of the Eighth Cavalry Department of Missouri by fifty marks in rank. Turner was court martialed in Omaha, found guilty, and recommended for dismissal but the secretary opted for a rank reduction.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Frederick E. Turner
Éth Cavalry
Department of Missouri
Turner
Omaha
Secretary Straus to Inspect New England Lighthouses
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor began a month long coastal inspection tour aboard the lighthouse tender Mayflower. He is accompanied by his family and will personally examine lighthouses along the New England coast.
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Boston
New England
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mayflower
Lincoln Centenary Committee Names 173 Members
Mayor McClellan released the list of 173 appointees to organize the Lincoln centennial celebration. Chairman Choate and vice chairman Hastings head a structure including J. Pierpont Morgan, Charles S. Mellen, John D. Rockefeller, Elihu Root and Whitelaw Reid. An executive committee will be named and a fall meeting will discuss celebration forms including a proposed Lincoln birth anniversary memorial arch.
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McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
DO Mite
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles S&s Mellen
Advion S. Odin Alton B. Parker
John D. Rockefeller
Elihu Root
Whitelaw Reid
Choate
Hugh Hastings
Hastings
Lincoln
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