Roosevelt Epigrams Review For Epigrams Of Theodore Roosevelt
A compact notice reviews the Etremols Epigrams of Theodore Roosevelt, noting its modest size, biographical framing, and praised portrayal of Roosevelt as a disciplined and influential figure. It discusses the book’s sources and the editors plus Sewall, Ridgeway, and other contributors, and highlights the work as a cautious yet favorable portrait for readers seeking calm, judicious character study.
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Theodore Roosevvelt
H. M. Caldwell Company
New York
Roosevelt
Jacob Riis
Rais
Esopus
Rusar
Sewall
Maine
Dakota
Rus
Ms Country
Bill Sewall
Lo Bute
Roosevelt Daneh
Marquis de Aires
de Mores
Tlasimhr
Marquis de Mures
Walt
Prenchman
Tomak
Marie Gating
Pum
de Wolf Cope
Pagis Street
Humoro Litere
Clevar
Hopper Francis Wise
Lew Duckstadter
Frank Daniels
Dave Warfield
Jon Weber
de Wolf Hopper
Wang 78
Alls Star Vauiells
Burn Harist
Aline
D'Annunzio in Italy and literary critics debate
A survey of Italian opinion on Gabrielle D'Annunzio, noting deep domestic and foreign hostility to his genius, plus contrast with Carducci and Fogazzaro. The piece examines Italian attitudes toward foreigners, morality, and the death penalty, and includes contemporaneous reflections by critics on his plays and novels.
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D’annunzio
Italy
Nemo Propheta
Patria
Gabrielle D'Annunzio
D'Annunzio
Carducci
Fogaraaro
Munsio
Annunzio
Switzerland
North America
France
Germany
England
United States
Rome
Carlo de Fornaro
Untitled note on facial blemishes and cures
Fragmentary line cites John H. Woodbury D. I. promising cure for blemishes. Mentions 602 Elev corner F and a homely face, with complaint about repulsiveness of pimply blotchy wrinkly skin.
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John H. Woodbury
D. I
Bruvver Jim's Baby praised by reader in Times note
A Trenton editor quotes a Washington DC publication praising Bruyver Jim's Baby. The reviewer lauds the tale for its portrayal of childhood and motherhood, noting it beloved by children and adults alike. Skeesucka is praised as a lovable literary baby figure.
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George Cary Egrleston
New York
G. P Putnam's Sons
Tmeny
New York University
Glalm Lo
Washington Irving
The
Times
Washington
Fife
Eggleston
von Ast
Trenton
N. J
N. ¥. Times
Bruyver Jim
Skeesucka
Miss Daskam
Among the Magazines and August Cosmopolitan Notes
The August issue coverage reviews The Lay Figure discussion on domestic decoration and Whistler's Peacock Room, plus Baillie Scott on a cottage in the country. It highlights Twentieth Century Home and Arena critiques of Roosevelt, and John Brisben Walker’s Cosmopolitan preview with a voter oath concept. Also mentions submarine boats, railroads, and Wells' The Food of the Gods, with color illustrations in Sail and Sweep.
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Ines
Whistler
Cribe
Baillie-Scott
Venice
Felix Bracquemond
Frederick Whitehead
Lytchett Minster
Datille-Scott
A. Henry Fullwood
Edwin Wiseman
Virginia Woodward Cloud
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Garrett P. Serviss
Harry Thorsten Peck
Tom Miston
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
John Brisben Walker
The
Cosmopolitan
Mr. Walker
Republic
Wall Street
Delmonico’s
Herbert George Wells
Writers Work Habits And Visits Spotted In A Busy Scene
A dialogue recounts a tense moment with a gun and a getaway, then shifts to authorship routines. It notes Menon’s flexible daily hours while writing and an insistence on steady effort. The piece mentions Winston Churchill visiting the United States and a forthcoming American visit by the American Winston Churchill to meet literary figures.
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Winston Churchill
United States
Hie Matfir
Lady Randolph
Pima Indians Not Starving Despite Drought Funds Sufficient
Interior Department reports to the President that Pima Indians of California are not starving amid three years of drought. $27,000 already authorized for relief this fiscal year. agent reports ample funds and work payments at $1 daily. Wells planned to supply irrigation water due to river diversions by settlers.
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Interior Department
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
California
Interior
Ryan
Indian Affairs
Jones
San Francisco
Presbyterian Board
Pima Reservation
Pimas
Irigation
London author Mason recalls journeys shaping The Four Feathers
Special Correspondence recalls A W Mason, author of Miranda of the Balcony and The Four Weathers, as a peripatetic writer who draws on travels from Morocco to the Alps. He details his writing method, the origin of The Courtship of Maurice Buckler, and how real soldiers’ letters confirm his theme of courage under duty.
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Washington Post
London
L W Mason
Miranda
Four Weathers
Ile
Cutellie Hynes
Kettle
Mason
Morocco
Queen Anne
Mason Wally
Morrice Buckler
Baw
Maron
Alps
North Sea
Dogger Bank
Soudan
Plemie
Suakin
Ste
Fertle Banks
Mason Sais
Famous engineer Col Williams dies in Jackson Tenn
Col John Jay Williams, noted American engineer, died in Jackson Tennessee after a long career tied to major antebellum projects. He aided the Tehuantepec survey under Gen Barnard, contributed to Panama Railroad work, and later served as chief engineer of the Tellantipee Railroad and Ship Canal earning $10 000 yearly. He helped shape southern trunk lines and military approaches to New Orleans over fifty years ago.
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John Jay Williams
Jackson, Tenn
United States
Mexico
Gant
Willams
J . Barnard
U. S
Filmore
Tehuantepec
Atlantic
Pacific
Col Williams
Massachusetts
North
Oxford
Panama
Panama Canal
Europe
London
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Tellantipee
Ines
South
New Orleans
Excursion by Almas Temple to River View
Almas Temple, Copies of the Mystic Shrine, plans an excursion to River View on Monday August 35. Proceeds beyond bare expenses will fund Christmas charities. Fare is 50 cents round trip with 10:30 am 2:30 pm and 6 pm and 6:45 pm boat departures. one stop at Alexandria. River View adds features and ample grounds. Army and Navy Union Convention to be held in Boston August 15–16. Gen Schofield Garrison delegates John G Maynard Lewis J Melchoir Florence Donohue Charles T Daley. alternates William T Emerson Joseph Klein John Kelly William H Hugo. National officers Morton and Drennan to attend.
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Canada
William Wood
Archibald, Constable & Co
Whitehall Gardens
Westminster
Kushth Royal Rifles
Quebec
Wolfe
Steba
Columbus
Mr. Doughty
Dominion
Parkman and
Kinesford
Parkman
Montcalm
Maj. Wood
Wolffe
St Lawrence
Abraham Saunders
New France
Saunders
Fos
West
Gray
Wood
Walter Scott
Southey
Augustine Birrell
Ince
May Wond
Scott
Robinson
University of Edinburgh
Lord Erskine
Sir Walter
St. Lawrence
Elery
Sir Walter Scott
Walfe
Ins
Nelson
McHeary
Aldena
Harper's Magazine
Alden
Jack London
London
Century Magazine
Walt
Mr. London
Juine
Ed Tore
la Aue
Panama
Geoff
L Abbot
Panama Canal
Abbot
Gan
Gen
Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
River View
Alexandria
Army and Navy Union
Regular Army and Navy Union of the
United States
Act of Congress
Boston
Morton
Adjt
Drennan
Eleven Drinks at Bowery Saloon Sees Potter Backed Project
An eye catching report recounts Walter E Tisne’s visit to a Bowery saloon near Gleecker and Mulberry streets where he claims to have had eleven drinks in under ninety minutes. He describes bartenders pushing whisky while nearby observers include factory girls at a soda counter and officers. A clipper from Episcopal Church figures and Bishop Potter are linked to the scene as manager Joe Johnson defends the saloon’s notoriety and reiterates abstinence aims within a temperance project.
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Walter E Tisne
New York Globe Stone
Subway
Fashun Potter
Gleecker
Mulberry
Police
Bishop Potter
Wikney
Bronway
Bowery
Thy Bistop
Pele
Mullery Street
Unis
Guns Factory
NICE
Thorn
Johneson
Episcopal Church
Potter
Excity
Johnson
Bishon Potter
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Henry B Metcalf
Pawtucket
R. L
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