Reviews of New Books Showcases Varied Novels and Biographies
A lengthy critical survey covers Beatriz Demarew and Lloyd Clath’s The Pastime of Eternity with elaborate coinages and a melodramatic plot. The Merry Anne by Samuel Merwin charmingly unfolds Great Lakes intrigue with smugglers and romance while The Adventures of Buffalo Bill by Col William Cody reflects frontier mythmaking and show business. Also reviewed is To Real New York by Rupert Hughes with playful diction and wandering city vignettes.
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Beatriz Demarew
Lloyd Clath
Pagan
New York
Charles Bernier
Hans
Oliver Holbein
Thia
Traut
Buffalo
Alps
Holbein
Holhein
Samuel Merwin
Thomas Fowarty
The
Macmillan Company
Washington
Brentana
Michigan
Huron
the Law
Anne
Great Lakes
Beveridge
Merry Anne
Whisky Jim
Tiuhiralo
Bill
Col Willam F. Cody Loth
Harper @ Dras
Arentano's
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Hia
Frank McCarthy
Billy
Lfe
Albert Sydney Johnston
Kansas
California
Weivert
Colonel An
Edward VII
Edward
Prince of Wales
London
Ixing
Aydin
England
Denmark
Saxony
Geece
Austria
Buffalo Bil
REAL
Rupert Hughes
Hy. Mayer
Yhe
Smart Set Publishing Company
Prise
Hughes
Ouree
Mayer
Mr. Hughes
Viaitura
Metropolia
Palf
Gerald de Peyster
Knickerbocker
San Francisco
Miss Collis
Ananias
Blake
Chicago
Books and Authors on 1902 literary figures and works
A review of recent and forthcoming titles across fiction and nonfiction. Highlights include Le Gallienne’s guide for the “natural man” and the intriguing Life of General Lee with notes on other works by Chambers, Wilson, Osler, Lee and Mackillan authorial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotbes
Loalia Stephen
Maria Hdgeworth
Emily Lawless
Leslie
Blan
Hobbes
General Lee
Doubleday, Page & Co
Robert E. Lee
Among the Magazines Highlights and August Issue Teasers
A lengthy digest surveys August magazine issues and features across The World of Today Suggestion Atlantic Century Harper's Scribner's and more. It notes portraits by prominent illustrators and articles by Shaller Methewa Charles King George Vincent Arthur Gilman Meredith Nicholson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaller Methewa
the College
East and Weat
World of Today
Charles King
American Military Academy
George B. Vincent
Arthur Gilman
Evan Anderson
Reader
Tom Porter
Francis Lynde
Meredith Nicholson
Clay
Thomas Ballay Aldrich
Suggestion
New Psychology
Chicago
Charles H. Davis
Elmer Gates
Washington, D. C
Wiliam H. Goodyear
Alton B. Parker
James Creelman
Henry G. Davia
Ty Charles S. Alpert
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Thomas R. @Kipp
James H. Eckels
London Literary Notes on Weytcliffe resort Kernahan family
Spacial correspondence from The Sunday Post describes Kernahan and Mrs Kernahan at a Weytcliffe summer cottage named Thrums. It notes their works, autographs, and circles of literary figures, plus Italian and French anecdotal lore, and ends with brief notices about articles of incorporation and Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
London
Weytcliffe-on-Gea
Coulson Kernahans
Kernahan
United States
God and
Ant
Child
House of Rimmon
Frank Redland
Unhappy fate of little Nitouche poodle in Columbia Heights
A black French poodle named Nitouche comes to the United States but cannot understand English. Her owners teach her phrases. she becomes a showy pet, then misbehaves, barking and hosting neighborhood riffraff at night. After family illness, she is sent away, returns, and ultimately stays with her new home, never returning to the original family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Roosevelt
August Lippinecott
New York
Atory
George ‘W. Alger
Atlantic
John Funkin
Frof
Nortonura
Rabat Herrick
Edith Wharton
George Vancon
the Todd
Elie B. Waterbury
Stanley J. Weyrman
Mr. Weyman
France
Mr. Swinburne
George Moore
Ely Place
Dublin
John Philpott Curran
Curran
Eugene Field
Advocate
Nitouche
Columbia Heights
Fragmented reminiscences in a family dispute report
The text records a neighborly visit and a reflection on a death that puzzled the speaker. A sense of guilt surfaces over the handling of Nitouche and a sister's recovery. The voice hints at unresolved tension within the family and community.
HOW TIBET SINNED Col Younghusbands mission to Lhasa
The British government states it seeks friendly terms with Tibet but accuses the Tibetan government of treaty repudiation and insult to British representatives. It warns that continued attacks on the British mission will incur severe punishment and demand reparations, promising further measures if Tibet resists. The proclamation affirms respect for Tibetan religion while pressuring Tibet to honor international obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Younghusbands
Tibe
Tibet
Ita
India
Briteh
Tta
Lhasa
Thia
Squid That Squirts a Little Ocean Cousin
From Country Life in America, the tiny eastern coast squid is about one foot long with a pale tan color that can flash to almost colorless. In extreme fright it emits a brown secretion to blur its pursuer, then darts away. The head comprises arms with a central beak, eyes behind the limbs, and a spear shaped tail with barbs. The observer released it overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Jacob A. File
Macmillan
Santa
Terre Haute
Argut
Richard le Gatienne
Baker & Taylor Company
Wei
Publivnses
le Gallienne
le Gallene
la Gallienne
Kiplig
Byron
Rowland
Spinoza
Froude
Robert W. Chambers
Harper & ‘Brothers
Brentane’s. Price
Chambers
Kavin
Ifaw Carmen
Ake ‘Suutt
Gympany
Carmen
Thomas Mattians Claland
Heintaman Preas
Boston
Edward NW
Robingot
R. T. Abercrombie
D. Appleton & Co
Price
Senators
American League Park
Ernest Cushing Hichardson
Anson Bly Morse
Princeton
N. J
Library Book Store
Library of Congress
Gen. Lee
Lee
Gans Eral
Doubleday
Pawe A Co
Harry Leon Wilson
Tha Buck
Mr. Wilson
Tha Beoker
Rosa Cecil O'Neill
Harry Leon Witaon
Mina Ellen Glasgow
Germany
Booker T. Washington
South Weymouth
Mass
Harry Leon ‘Wilnot
Walpole
N. H
G. H. Lorimer
Old Gorgon Graham
Page @ Co
Wyncote
Ernest Thompson Seton
Walter J. Travia
Margaret Sherwood
Sylvain
Aimee
Wellesley
Yale
Vaeaar
Misa Sherwood
Henry Worthington
Jack London
William ‘Osler
Harvard
Wisot
Theodore T. Munger
Houghton, Mimtin & Co
Ellot
Anna Chapin Ray
Geason
London Globe
Emil Reteh
Nationa
Harper's
Edgar Gardner Murphy
Montgomery
Ala
Yale University
Murphy
Ny Age
Edward W. Hox
John Kendrick Benge
Rustler Magazine
John Kendrick Sangs
Lea
Styx
Bangs
Pa Faerry
Harrish
Bermuda
Mina Betta
Faris
Lonainia Purchase
Weir Mitchell
Jack Gondor
David
Jonathan Perch
Dog
Scribners Magazine
Rudyard Kipling
Thomas Nelson Page
Josephine Daskam Yacon
Robert Grant
Nelson Lloyd
Henry van Dyke
John Finley
E.S. Martin
W. I. Jacobs
Mc.Guerin
Edward 8
Holden
Popular Science Monthly
Ecience
Jances M. Abbott
London Literary Notes
Rossetti
Karnahan
Thomas Hardy
Town
Hardy
Robertson Nicoll
Devonshire Club
Derbyshire
der Phillpotts
Devonshire
Hathorsage
Wiehard Whiteing
Ingot & Httle
Iron Hotnenfield
Murray Gilschrist
Fon Khernahan
Rene Dubreuil
Bishop Volaille
Volaille
Bishop Capon
Nice
Eugene Sue
Puaris
Sue
Constitutional
Ihand
Reliance Invalid Bed Company
H. Clay Campbell
Charles W. Embrey
Ralph #. Campbell
Eagle Mining Company
M. Grogan
H. L. Bittinger
C.D. Wright
Imperial Rice Wood Company
John Av. Johneop
Lee Lock
EW. McCormick
E. M. Freeman
B. EB. T. Kretachmann
Hood
Woodbury’s
John H. Woodbury D. IL
Castoria
Bers
St. Louis
Forest City
St. Louis Exposition
Post Business
Washington Post
Addrosa
Little
Col. Younghusband
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