Tristan and Isolde A New Version in Blank Verse
A dense review of Tristan and Isolde Anspacher tale in iambic pentameter. It praises noble portrayal of Tristan and Isolde, notes King Mark’s presence reshaping action, and contrasts with Wagner inspired versions. Also reviews The Penobscot Man by Eckstrom, translations from Curtin, and other 1904 literary titles with mixed verdicts on plot and character depth.
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Tristan and
Isolde
Hy Gauss Ansparrer
Arentano's
New York
Price
Mark
Wagner
Tennyson
Anspacher
Cornwall
Ireland
Tristan
Juanes
Tsolde
Melot
Warner
Berengiena
Rua
Literary Thieves and Japanese Book Fame Clash
A critique rails at literary thieves using a Keats based tale to illustrate plagiarism. It notes publishers rejecting a manuscript for popularity yet accepting a second book that copied the first, with legal action discussed. Japanese editions of Lorimer’s letters praised, with reviews from Osaka and Osaka Shimbun editors.
Books and Authors in Fall Macmillan Lineup
A wide sweep of publishing notes reports Macmillan and others will issue new works this autumn. Haggard Brethren novels, Clifton Johnson travel writing, Stephen Gwynn on English literature, Menpes on Venice, Fitzgeralds Naples, Hearn Japan, Brouner Chinese language, and more. Publishers unveil fiction, translations, and essays by notable authors including Mason, Li ll, Tarbell, Oppenheim, and Crowley with plans for multiple editions and forthcoming series.
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Bretto
Macmillan Company
Clifton Johnson
South
The
Florida Coas
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John Maxwell
Capital
Venice
Mortimer
Dorothy Menpes
Mecmillan Company
Walter B. Brouner
Columbia
Fung Yuet Mow
New York City
Magazine summaries from McClure's and others
The piece surveys August McClure's contents and related magazines noting humor by O. Henry and Florence Wilkinson, new fiction and poetry by multiple authors, travel pictures, and features on The Women of Russia by Wolf von Schlerbrand. It highlights Rebecca Williams, Grace Peckham Murray, Lillie Hamilton French, and broader notes on Scribner's, Country Life in America, and related periodicals with vacation info from The Post's Resort Information Bureau.
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McClure
Dellnedgt
Russia
Wolf von Schlerbrand
Rebecca Williams
Serres
Grace Peckham Murray
Lillie Hamilton French
Alden Arthur Koipe
Albert Bigelow Famne
Francis Lynde
Tommy Postoffici
Line Beard
Filpinos
London literary notes on Wells, Conrad, and other authors
Special Correspondence details London writers during August. H G Wells takes family to Switzerland after finishing proofs for The Food of the Gods. Mary Cholmondeley at near Dorking working on a long novel. Conrad revises Nestromo then plans a Mediterranean setting for his next work. Chesterton seen near Charing Cross road heading to October departure. Hornung at East Ruston drafting Hawkes of Jermyn Street. Marriott-Watson weighs Crane Barr puzzle on The O Ruddy. Pickthall to winter in Syria after Enid. dramatizations of Susannah and One Elder and Taming of the Brute slated for fall. Pall Mall Magazine price cut noted. Kate Wiggin collaborating on The Affair at the Inn with Findlaters and Charlotte Stewart.
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Mediterranean
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the Idler
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Marriott-Watson
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Susannah
Frances Harrod
Pall Mall
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Haseen
Wiges
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Balgowrie
Her Slater
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Charlotte Stewart
Allan McCaulay
Will of Gen. W. F. Spurgin Redistributes Estate
The will of Gen William F Spurgin who died at Carlisle Kentucky. Executed at West Point on November 4 1898 the document provides life support to his mother and leaves £1 to each child David Gilbert Spurgin William Ware Spurgin Margaret Amanda Spurgin Hora Fletcher Spurgin. The remainder goes to his wife Martha L H Spur in for life then to their children. Widow named executrix. Also notes Rev William H H Kelly died at 5 am in Mount Pleasant. Funeral August 15 at True Reformers Hall conducted by several ministers. He was a longtime pastor and prominent Negro minister in Washington. Born in Virginia seventy two years ago.
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Littie, Brown & Co
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Rauch
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Richard Whiting Searle, He Is the Boy That Ne’er
Little Point
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Carlisle
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Ind
Spurgin
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William H. H. Kelly
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Twelfth
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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 a renowned general officer has accepted the chairmanship of the local executive committee for the event.
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Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Indianapolis
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Woodmen in the District Organizing New Keirdle
Mrs. O Litz appointed deputy supreme guardian of the Woodmen of the World and organizer for the District. She prepares to establish a keirdle in this city and reports good progress with a preliminary organization to be effected soon.
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Woomen of
Will of Livingston Browning Executrix Named
The Browning will filed in probate names widow Mary M Browning as executrix and primary beneficiary. The estate at 327 Pennsylvania Ave NW is held in trust for daughter Anna until age, then to her or reinvested for her benefit. Remainder to widow with reversion upon death to be sold and proceeds split among Browning children. Other probate items mention Payne and Schrandner wills and appointive notices. Presidential Postmasters named for several states, plus Treasury receipts and expenditures reported. Indian Commissioner Jones returns after inspecting bids and supplies.
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Mary Schrandner
More Mortons Needed. Navy Secretary Commended for Demand ing Better Service
Misquieting rumors from Washington allege Secretary Morton seeks to improve Navy Department efficiency by demanding division heads know their affairs. The Boston Transcript notes straw votes are worth little. Bucklen’s Arnica heals sores, pimples, boils, corns, and piles. Newspaper in_brief.
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