Tristan and Isolde in Anspacher’s dramatic revival
A long review of Tristan and Isolde by Hy Gauss Anspacher, praising the verse drama for its noble portrayal of Tristan and Isolde, with King Mark’s confrontation framed in a five act structure. Notes on setup, Meter, and the strong characterizations, alongside comparisons to Wagner and Tennyson.
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Literary Thief Alarm Raised Over Plagiarism Abuse
In a sharp critique the piece condemns a rising wave of literary theft. It cites a Keats inspired novel copied by another author, misattribution, and unauthorized use of manuscripts. The warning stresses stronger consequences for plagiarism and notes broader concerns about source credit and originality.
Books and Authors Signal Autumn Literary Parade
A survey of forthcoming titles from Macmillan and Harper firms outlines new works by Haggard Lynde Gwynn Menpes Kielland Mason Mason Werman Tarbell Landor Oppenheim Wells Smith Crowley and others. Publishers announce translations, travel sketches, novels, and studies across English and foreign literatures with focus on Italy Japan Naples Venice and China.
Among the Magazines Highlights and Authors in August McClure's
The August McClure's and Everybody's feature humor from O Henry and a mix of poetry and prose by writers like Florence Wilkinson Wolf von Schlerbrand and Gertrude Atherton. Fall readers get fashion previews from Dellnedgt, profiles on pioneers such as Rebecca Williams and Stanley, travel notes about Sir Henry Stanley and Whitham Keith, and extensive literary notices across Scribner's, Country Life in America, and Woman topics.
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London literary notes on Wells Conrad Chesterton and other authors
Special Correspondence notes London's literary scene with H G Wells in Switzerland and proofs of The Food of the Gods. Mary Cholmondeley at Dorking to finish Red Pottage. Conrad revising Nestromo. Chesterton abroad until October. Hornung at East Ruston planning Hawkes of Jermyn Street. Marriott-Watson on The O Ruddy. Pickthall's Enid shifting to Syria. dramatizations of Susannah and One Elder and Taming of the Brute. Pall Mall Magazine price cut. Kate Douglas Wiggin collaborating on The Affair at the Inn with Findlaters and Charlotte Stewart.
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Will of Gen. W. F. Spurgin Leaves Widow Major Share
The will of Gen William F Spurgin who died at Carlisle Kentucky was filed for probate It directs that his mother receive life support from the estate during widowhood or natural life and that his four children David Gilbert William Ware Margeret Amanda and Hora Fletcher Spurgin each receive £1 The remainder goes to his wife Martha L H Spurgin for her life and their children Her executrix is named The obituary notes Rev William H H Kelly veteran Negro Baptist minister of Washington and Mount Pleasant died at 5 am at his residence Funeral set for Monday August 15 at 2 pm at True Reformers Hall with a slate of ministers assisting He was born in Virginia seventy two years ago.
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Army of the Cumberland Reunion Dates Set in Indianapolis
Gen H W Boynton president of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland has fixed September 21 and 22 for the next annual reunion in Indianapolis Gen John Coburn eminent general officer has accepted the chairmanship of the local executive committee
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Woodmen in the District Organize Local Keirdle
Mrs. O Litz named deputy supreme guardian of Woodmen of the World and district organizer. She reports good progress and says a preliminary organization will be effected soon in the city.
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More Mortons Needed Navy Secretary Commended for Demanding Service
Misquieting rumors from Washington center on Secretary Morton and his insistence that Navy Department chiefs be ready with exact information. The article notes his push to reduce red tape, urging division heads to know their affairs, a move praised as beneficial and potentially applicable to other government branches.
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