Carman and the modern poetic ideal in The Smart Set review
A concise critique discusses Bliss Carman as a leading early twentieth century poet, noting his near achievement of the ideal of uniting nature and emotion. The piece praises parts of Sursum Corda II and contrasts poetry with pictorial art, reflecting on readers sensitive to emotion driven expression.
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Bliss Carman
Times
Yerse
Colert
Stevens
Carman
Hells
Reading list and war writings featured by Channing
A review notes two summer reading selections: a light political novel about a fortune hunter at a resort with witty dialogue and a serious collection of William Ellery Channing's wartime discourses. The publisher Ginn & Co. offers both volumes as accessible introductions to moral and international themes.
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Claridge Robertson
Smart Set Publishing Company
New York
William Ellery Channing
Napoleon Bonaparte
Massachusetts Peace Society
Channing
International Union
Ginn & Co
Ton
Two Novels Reviewed As Moral Dramas And Women’s Tales
A Kansas pastor author’s tale The Printer of Udell’s examines stark moral contrasts set in Boyd City and Cleveland with a rescue and marriage plot amid social pretensions. Also reviewed is Veronica by Martha W. Austin a female centered love study set in Louisiana with intimate psychology and first person narration.
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Harold Bell Wright
Kansas
Boyd City
Middle West
Cleveland
The
Book Supply Company
Chicago
Veronica
Martha W. Austin
Veronicd
Louisiana
Doubleday, Page , Co
New York
Entertainment and Book Trade Notes From July Magazines
A survey of noted July issues including Masters in Music, The Smart Set, Good Housekeeping, House Beautiful, The Muse, Harper's Bazar, Burlington Magazine, Scribner's, World's Work, and related authors. Highlights include Raff's work in Masters in Music, stories and essays in The Smart Set and Scribner's Gettys burg study by Gen. Gordon, and art and periodical features in Burlington and The Muse. References to F. F. Lovell, Emma M. Newton, and various publishers appear in passing.
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Masters In Music
Bates & Guild Company
Boston
Joseph Joachim Raff
Raff
Edward 8
van Zile
Ogdens
Good Housekeeping
London
Ainslee
Carleton
George Horton
Joseph C. Lincoln
Robert Loveman
Everybody's Magazine
John Wesley
Muse
Chicago
Philharmonic Magazine
W. 8. B. Mathews
Wagner
Mexico
O.S. Marden
Citizens of Nature
Fred Gilbert Blakeslee
Netherlands
St. Mark's
Dutuit
Scribner’s Magazine
Charles.e. Magoon
War Department
John Fox
Everard Cotes
India
W. M. Ivins
Russia
Richard Gottheil
Frank J. Pool
George Iles
James
H. x Rea
Parentea
Tien
Ne Tee
Albert Bigelowine
Henry Norman
Stephen Movary
Ifter Eec
Rib Williams
Publishing News on New Books and American Rights
The Ainslee Publishing Company issues a fiction book by Edgar Saltus titled Purple and Fine. Appleton & Co. secures American rights to John Oliver Hobbes’s forthcoming novel The Vineyard. The Guiding Lady recounts a crime against the United States government as recorded by Henry V. Chardon.
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Ainslee Publishing Company
Edgar Saltus
Appleton & Co
John Oliver Hobbes
United States
Henry V. Chardon
Book News Briefs Tangle With Authors and Inventors
A survey of forthcoming publications notes Howard Pyle’s new novel Rejected of Men and Macmillan Company plans for Quebec The Place and the People by Sir Gilbert Parker. Emerson deluxe editions sell fast while Famous Assassinations promises global intrigue. Simeon Ford pens A Few Remarks. Caliga provides four color illustrations for Helen Milecete’s A Detached Pirate. Marconi’s fame draws critique from Carl Snyder citing Maxwell Hertz and other prior pioneers in wireless history.
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King
Harper and Bro
Howard Pyle
Macmillan Company
Sir Gilbert Parker
Quebec
Gilbert
Prevktetian
Ineed
A. C. McClurg & Co
Pea of
Macedon
B. C
Outlook Company
W. E. D. Scott
Harvard
Agassiz
United States
Lfe
Simeon Ford
Mark Twain
Doubleday, Page & Co
Ford
New York
Henry Hitchings
Boston Art Club
Justice Parmenter
Pemberton Square
Boston
Alexander H. Rice
Massachusetts Statehouse
Warren F. Renee
Thomas Russell
Nathan Haskell Dole
Bibliophile Society
Caliga
Whittier
James B. Colgate
St. Botolph Studios
Salem
Mass
Marconi
Carl Snyder
Harpers
Clerk Maxwell
Cambridge
England
Heinrich Hertz
Karlsruhe
Righi
Genoa
Edouard Branly
Ris
Oliver Lodge
Birmingham
Jagadis Chander Bose
Calcutta
Popoff
Russia
de Forest
Fessenden
Marcon
Mr. Snyder
Navy and Army Orders Issued in Washington Dispatch
Naval and Army orders released list assignments and transfers. Commander E S Prime becomes naval station commandant at Port Royal while R S Griffen departs as first engineer of the European squadron. Bailey becomes fleet engineer on Brooklyn. Duncan on three months sick leave. Mech Walker and Leahy move between Iowa and Illinois. Medical staff reshuffles include H Dickson returning home, L Morris reassigned to Florida, W P Keene to Truxton. Army: Capt Kernan relieves as aid to Mac Arthur, Minor sent to temporary duty at Walter Reed with hospital return to Hot Springs. Capt Edgar Russell designated chief signal officer and to Juneau.
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Prime
Naval Station
Port Royal
8. C
Griffen
Brooklyn
Chicago
F. H. Bailey
O. D. Duncan
New York
H. Mech
Walker
Iowa
Illinois
L. R. Leahy
H. Dickson
L. Morris
Puritan
Florida
W. P. Keene
Truxton
Francis J. Kernan
Second Infantry
MacArthur
San Francisco
James C. Minor
United States General Hospital
Ashington Barracks
Hot Springs
Ark
Edgar Russell
Signal Co
Fa Aest
Juneau
Alaska
Whisky in jail for two Jackson men in Lexington
Curtis Jett and Thomas White from Jackson Kentucky spent a quiet day in the Lexington jail. Visitors and religious services were curtailed due to crowds. They were allowed a point of whisky and meals were sent from a restaurant. Judge Hargis admonished White to order meals as desired at his expense. Judge Hargis returned to Jackson.
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Lexington
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
Jackson
Hargis
Jett
White
James Hargis
Condurday
Figures are amazing report on Interstate Commerce railways
Washington June 21 Inter state Commerce Commission advances a fifteenth statistical report for the year ending June 30 1902 showing growth in capital stock and profit while noting a high casualty rate among railway employees passengers and trespassers The data cover railways under receivers operating mileage locomotives rolling stock employment and earnings with detailed casualty tallies and ratios per 401 employees and per 1 583 706 passengers carried
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Annual Report of Railways
Oere
Folllow m
Knights of St John to Celebrate Silver Jubilee in Columbus Parade Expected
Delegations arrive for the Knights of St John national convention in Columbus. The silver jubilee celebration runs four days with a parade of 2000 uniformed knights, prize drill, and banquet. Officials include Archbish op Moeller, H J Fries, Thomas McFarland, E C Garter, M J Kane, Co H Schulte, F M Boyle, C L O Connor, and J P Lienen.
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Columbus
the Knights of St. John
Board of Trade
Great Southern
National Organization
Supreme
Archbishop Moeller
H. J. Fries
Erie
Thomas McFarland
Philadelphia
E. Cc. Garter
Reading
M. J. Kane
Buffalo
Co. H. Schulte
Detroit
F. M. Boyle
M. D
C. L. O'Connor
Paatent
J. P. Lienen
Rochester
Textile strike ends in Lowell mines after long walkout
Lowell Massachusetts June 21 textile council declares the great strike in the Lowell mine at an end. About 17 000 operatives were involved since March 9 shutting mills June 1 with most back at work. Wages loss estimated at 1 200 000 as agents plan to rehire on limited basis amid high cotton prices hindering demand.
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Lowell
Mass
Textile Council
Conroy
William Southworth
Operators Grievances Face Miners At Wilkesbarre Meeting
Conciliation board in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania opens on Thursday to hear operator grievances alongside miners. Operators oppose petty strikes interference with non union workers and reduced coal output. Miners counter with claims of discrimination, unworked strikers, and changes in conditions since the commission award. Streetcar disputes continue in Dubuque Iowa with four companies resuming service.
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Wilkesbarre
Nf Sabeine
Mask
Schuytkillee
Pershing Describes Bacolod Fight The Lake Lanao Victory
Captain John J. Pershing recounts the Bacolod engagement in a letter from Camp Vicars dated April 27. He details behind the fort tactics, a thirty five by forty foot ditch crossed by a bamboo bridge, heavy Remington fire, and hand to hand combat, noting no U.S. deaths and two wounded arms. He calls the victory the proudest day of his life and says the campaign near Lake Lanao is now settled with Moro resistance diminishing.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Lake Lanao
Philippines
War Department
Root
Pershing
Camp Vicars
Bacolod
Lfe
Laguna de Lanno
Lanao
Marehal
United States
Mrs Wisslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Used For Teething
An old advertisement extols Mrs Wisslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants. It claims to soothe pain, soften gums, ease wind and colic, and cure bowel trouble, noting decades of use by millions of mothers.
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