The Transgression of Andrew Vane review and more
A long literary notice covers Carryl posthumous novel The Transgression of Andrew Vane with critique of characters and prose. It trails other 1903 book reviews about The Widow’s Mite Where the Tide Comes In Mankind in the Making and By the Good Sainte Anne, plus a sweep of forthcoming works and author notes from major publishers.
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Guy Wetmore
Suthor
Henry Holt & Co
Boston
Ballantyne's
Washington Price
Thal
Carryl
T.ite
Redwalader
Mirabelle
Poe
Cambsy
Carnby
Paris
Jeff
Tornos
Deren
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Jere
Lucy Meacham Thurston
Tidewater
Virginia
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South
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Thurston
Wells
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Mr. Wells
Sainte Anne
Quebec
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Beaton, Little, Brown & Co
Sainte Anne de Beaupre
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Duennas
Barth
St. Jacques
Brock
Churchill
New York
Colette
St. Joseph
Beaupre
Anne
Amsterdam
Holland
Wake Corelf
Dodd, Mead & Co
John Harwood Bacon
England
France
China
Ceylon
Misa Margaret Noble
Niyedita
Wiliam Heinemann
Osgood Magon
Messra Henry Molt & Co
Messrs Paul, Kegan, Trench, Trubner & Co
Messra
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W. B Conkey Company
Chicago
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Sults
University of Indiana
Michigan Normal College
A. Conan Doyle
Gerard
McClure-Phillips
Theerence
Marylebone
John W. Strester
Doctor Tom
Macmillan Company
Ry Farm
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Peter and
Ellen
Rogale
Reggie
Harpers
Scribner's
Lanier
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Sidona B. Johnson
Randall Parrish
A. C. McClurg & Cothie
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Russell Doubleday
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Mrs. Clay
Alabama
Simeon Ford
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Tommy Atking
Navy
Andrew Carnegie
London
Britain
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Dingwall
Magazines Preview Features and New Works
The September and October issues of McClure's Century Suwanee Review Madame Reader and Atlantic offer major articles by Tarbell on oil but also a broad range of notes on fiction, travel, and culture. Highlights include pieces on Russian religious festival scenes, American trust critique, advertising studies, and new novels by Phillips and Austin with extensive art and criticism context across several magazines.
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Ida M Tarbell
McClure
Miss Tarbell
Standard Oil History
James H. Vanguren
Reader
Porto Rico
Porta
Gov. Peabody
Colorado
MacGrath
John Colby Abbott
Meredith Nicholson
L. M Montgomery
W. L. Wilson
West
John C. Baglin
Isidro
Mary Austin
California
Ralph Waldo Z
London notes on J J Bell and literary circles
Special Correspondence reports J J Bell visiting London with wife while reviewing final sheets of Jess & Co for October. It notes Mrs Craigie’s workshop myth and her Isle of Wight visit, a new Great Western service to Worcester linked to Thomas Hardy, and Hardy sites in Casterbridge. The piece also mentions Anthony Hope’s family, Miss Hawkins birth, Bedford Square authors, and Alfred Austin en route to Switzerland.
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Washington Post
London
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Seotchman
Wee Macgreegor
Scotland
Bell
Craigie
John Oliver Hobbes
St Lawrence
Great Western Railway
Worchester
Thomas Hardy
Casterbridge
Maj. Henchard
St. Peter’s Church
High Place Hall
Lucetta
Maumbury Rings
Henchard
Susan
Max
Max Gate
Anthony Hope
Dolly
Flavia
Osra
Miss Hawkins
Bedford Square
Hawkins
Savoy Mansions
Strand
Bloomsbury
British Museum
Forbes Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
Weedon Grossmith
Fiorence St. John
Seymour Hicks
Quixote events in Madrid and London gather dignitaries
January 1905 marks celebrations of Quixote in Madrid with eclat and a London dinner chaired by John Morley. Speeches by leading Cervantists Maj. Martin Hume, Frederick Harrison, Fitzmaurice Kelly, and Cunningham Graham. Also notes the death of William Baker the ferryman, model for a Mehalah character, and a luncheon at the Ladies' Lyceum Club honoring prominent college figures.
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Beatrice Jiarraden
Ladies’ Lyceum Club
Misa Constance Smedles
Laura Gl
Barnard College
Willcox
Bryn Mawr
Wazard
Wellesley College
Shaw’s Welwin home and candid love of plain living
A literary notice surveys George Bernard Shaw’s Welwin country house near London, noting its unadorned, practical decor and cleanliness as a reflection of his anti ornamental views. It discusses his routine, a favorite love story idea for a play, and his reaction to American press coverage of Candida.
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George Barnard Shaw
Welwin
Gondon
London
Shaw
Xtre Shaw
Bievele
New York
Rapadoua
Thames Embankment
Shax
Cromwell
Charles I
Shavian Poses and Literary Quarrels in Then Current Debates
The article surveys figures like Shaw and a maverick cast of literary critics. It notes Shaw’s social pose as a shield for exposing sham, and recounts readers’ reactions to his Irish stage problem comedies. It cites Kupfer and others, plus debates over plagiarism and misreadings of classic lines in periodical notices.
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Shaw
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Gustave Kupbe
Harper 3
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