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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
26
A dense critique surveys Charles Huneker and his approach to modern literature and music criticism. It weighs his passion for sensation, his method of evocation, and the tension between experimentation and traditional aesthetic values while referencing Wagner, Wagnerians, and the contemporary literary circle including Maur, Verlaine, and Wilde in a period voice.
Fragmentary notes recount a local discussion mentioning Bergson and William Dames. The passage hints at a social or philosophical exchange with obscure names and casual remarks, reflecting a casual community conversation.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Josephine's life as Empress, focusing on her marriage dissolution and public perception. The piece critiques biographers and highlights court life, finances, and comparisons to Napoleon. It preserves names like Hortense and Auguta while examining extravagant factions and legacy questions.
The work aims to present a sober history of early English journalism with vivid period color. It covers cavaliers, puritans, printing houses, Rye House plot, and the notable journals with names like Mercurius Britannicus and Mercurius Politicus, highlighting political intrigue and the era’s romance for students.
The excerpt argues that Britain's imperial framework arose from protectionist policies spanning the colonial era. It highlights how the Seven Years War reshaped trade, asserting Britain’s commercial preeminence came from protective measures, not free trade, with emphasis on naval and maritime strategy, regulation, and mercantile governance shaping colonial commerce.
The Austrian actor Adolf von Sonnenthal’s daughter publishes his correspondence in two volumes, tracing his life and fifty years at the Vienna Burg Theatre. The volumes reveal his private life, family ties, and wider historical events. Sonnenthal toured Germany, was born in Budapest in 1839, chosen stage over tailoring, and was engaged by Heinrich Laube at the Hofburg, where his career spanned decades. He was ennobled in 1882 and died four years ago.
A lingering review of a young American author who travels to the Philippines and Europe seeking a polished novel voice. The piece praises a romantic, young hero, his guardian, and Aunt May, noting the narrator's gentle childlike view and Turnbull's interpretation as charming.
A compound mystery unfolds as a young man pursues a cryptic plot involving a thwarted romance. The amateur detective becomes entangled as suspects emerge, clews point to nearly everyone, and a decisive confession ties lovers and a fatal library party clue together.
A fragmentary survey of a New York stage scene featuring socialites, detectives, and a web of wealth and influence. Notable figures include Rita Kildair and Tediy Booher in a dimly described arch fantasy of power, glamour, and intrigue.
A Victorian era catalog of forthcoming novels and reminiscences from Henry Molt and Co. including translated works and notes on Cahuer's Napoleon book, Ann W French writings, and J Metimy Mirgan reminiscences. The piece surveys anticipated titles such as Veritas gern and Not Knowing Their Betters, with commentary on fictional works and literary disputes of the period.
A garbled OCR pass lists numerous author names, book items, and possibly vendors or notices. The readable fragments mention Peggy, Tigris Cor, Paster, and various surnames and places, but no coherent event or single story.
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