Among the Books The United States in Our Own Time review
A fragmentary critique discusses the book The United States in Our Own Time by KH Benjamin Areas, noting its broad survey of political epochs and cautious stance on Reconstruction. It critiques treatment of Southern policy, race tensions, and leadership, and praises Andrews' Greekye history for its insight into labor politics and postwar peace aims.
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Charles Gumbner
KH Penjamin
University of Natraska Watere Andrews
Adrewe
Congress
Ku Klux
Andrews
Greeley
Benjamin Andrews
United States
Book review on Dr Andrews history of the United States
A carried analysis reviews Dr Andrews’s broad history up to 1900 focusing on Tweed, Grant, Reconstruction, Greeley, and McKinley era events. It notes editorial scope includes Indian outbreaks floods strikes and the A P A, with chapters on St Louis exposition and later Roosevelts era. The work is richly illustrated and priced in New York.
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Dr. Andrews
United States
Marcy
Freman
Acentioug Faistaff
Neal Fis Libert Woyal
Tweed
Roughs
Sch
Board of Supervistors
Tom Clinex
Jefferson Davis
Aathor
Grant
Greeley
Campaiga
McKinley
Roorevelt
Anch
St. Louis
Andrewa
Gresley
Absbuma
Ue Credit Mobilier
Carpetbagerr
General Custer
Garfield
Greely Arctic
The Magical Monarch of Mo Book Notice
Me Baum announces a new children’s book The Magical Monarch of Mo by Frank Saum, published by Hobbs Merri company. Illustrations by Frank Sethe accompany a whimsical tale with invented lands and curious creatures, inviting young readers into a poetic fantasy with playful names and a lively moral tone.
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Frank Saum
Hobbs Merri Company
Frank Sethe
Amy Ty
Walla
Renmark
George Washington Jones Ruth McEsory Stuart's Clever New Book
A review note announces the Henry Altemus Company Philadelphia published book George Washington Jones by Ruth McEnery Stuart. The tale is a Christmas gift fable charming in typography humor and pathos, likely to endure with further editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Jones
Ruth McEsory Stuart
Henry Altemus
Charles Dickens Jr
Book notes on Wiggin works and other authors
A survey of recent books and authors: Wiggin’s Half a Dozen Housekeepers praised as fresh and lively for girl readers, plus new editions and fairy tales from Le Frank Boum. Profiles of R. B. Young editor, Soumas McManus, Irish folklore, and a parade of upcoming titles from major publishers.
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Kate Douglas Wiggin
St. Nicholas
Soumas McManus
America
MobManus
McManus
Ireland
Lost money follows artist Ruth Kraft in Chicago tale
A Chicago newspaper details the loss of Ruth Krafts purse containing weeks of savings. The Kansas born tea girl with artistic leanings hopes for recovery, while her family at 409 North Van Buren Street reports no knowledge of the incident. The story frames Kraft as a struggling artist in Chicago seeking patrons and recognition.
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Chicago
Ruth
North
van Buren Street
Ruth Kraft
Kansas
Chi‘iso
Fertile
Hele
Titan
Correggio
Vrt
Ingleside Addition Completed At Institution For Aged Women
A Chronicle photo shows Ingleside’s new wing completed at the head of the building. The old wing was extended with funds from Jonathan Thrones, aiding renovation cost about £1390. Architect L Mo Wood designed a seamless connection, offering a grand hall and vestibule. The home now serves over 40 aged or infirm ladies in care.
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Strickrott
Jonithin Thrones
L. Mo Wood
Chicago photographer Ruth Kraft loses purse in misfortune
A Chicago artist Ruth Kraft, daughter of a Topeka family of artists, reports a purse theft amid sickness and economic strain. Her brother Hert Kraft explains she works with the Columbia Portrait company and retouches negatives, seeking patrons in Chicago after moving from Topeka.
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Mise Kraft
Chicago
Tam
Mies Krafft
Topeka
Dearborn Avenu
Hert Kraft
Ruth
Columbia Portrait Company
Kraft
North Topeka
Chicago Inter Ocean mocks Kansas suffragists tale
A Chicago telegram mocks Kansas equal suffragists from Topeka raising funds at a Great Northern hotel bazaar led by Helen Kimber. It recalls Kansas prosperity then notes donations from Kansas, including $1,150, and mentions a farm auction and local figures, with mixed tone about the suffrage endeavor.
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Chicago
Chicago Inter Oceian
Great Northern Hotel
Helen Kimber
Kansas
Kates
Peffer
Simpson
Harvard
Yale
Bryn Mawy
Vassar
Kansay
Atchison
Abilene
Mise Kimber
Topeka
Wapman
E Konan
Kansas Woman's
Great Northern
Helin Sinter
Kansas Resite Company
Opeka
Wie
Sadie FP
Grisham
State Journal
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Ram Ie
Price Dreise
New York
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Corton Fenton
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
ME. Baum
Joseph Conrad
Falk
R. B. Young
Missouri
McClure & Philips
Texas
le Frank Boum
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Prince Marvel
Spor
Med Kwytofne
Fanny
Cory
Washington
Bhdelekt
Parisiete
Algernon Brgeren
Rizabeth Fhipps Train
Clinton Dangerfuld
Mary Stuart Boyd
Rex
Beard
Lari Thamberlain
Helen
M@Cutcheon
C_ Mo.Clurs @ Co
McCutcheon
H. M. Caldwell Company
Boston
Lord Byron
Wiliam Penn
Ww. MM
Theckeray
Thackeray
Califorsis
A. C McClure & Co
California
J. Lee Meader
Billy Maxter
BM. Caldwell . Haston
George B McCisijan
New York City
Ventos
Houghton, MiMin & Co
London
Israel
St. Isa
Elijah
Chidren
Ehekto
Iset
Misaith Ayrtour
H. Ayrtoun
Enland
Zangwill
Ingleside
Motions Cme
Gieter
Eeter Spee
Lanres
Worip
Tom Lapras
Worlp
Tee
Mrs. Homer Hover
Sheldon, Mo
Illinois
THE
Rock Island
A. M. Fuller
South Africa
Arthur Chapman
Durpan
Natal
South Adrien
Amyss
Bettie
Chamberlain
Kansas City
McCishian
Ieforsamuiea
Ine Elmber van Mi Sisbets
Manhattan
Pune
Sant
E. J. Ghmer
H. Gayhart
Sixth St
Loansom Real Estate
Capitol Building and Loan Association
Kansas Aveann
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