1891/06 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:
Frontispiece: Portrait of George Mifflin Dallas
Colonel William Byrd of Westover, Virginia by Mrs. Burton Harrison
Pensions and Socialism by William M. Sloane
General Sherman’s Last Speech: “The Old Army” given January 31 by William Tecumseh Sherman (Sherman died soonafter, February 14, 1891)
Sherman — A Poem — by R. W. Gilder plus a full-page photo of a bust of Sherman
Play and Work in the Alps by Joseph Pennell and E.R. Pennell
In Shadow by L. Frank Tooker
A Girl without Sentiment by Eugene Bradford Ripley
Ad Astra (A. C. L. B.) by Edith M. Thomas
Haroun the Caliph, and Others by Ferid el din Attar
The House with the Cross by Florence Watters Snedeker
Ab Astris by Anne C. L. Botta
Springtime, from a Painting by Ernest L. Major
The Squirrel Inn — Part 2 — by Frank R. Stockton
A Summer Song by Clinton Scollard
The Faith Doctor — Part 5 — by Edward Eggleston
A Miner’s Sunday in Coloma by Charles B. Gillespie
Anecdotes of the Mines by Hubert Burgess
The Cry of Russia by Laura E. Richards
At the Court of the Czar — Part 2 of 2 — by George Mifflin Dallas
Love and the Witches by Mary E. Wilkins
Women at an English University by Eleanor Field
Notes on the Health of Women by Catherine Baldwin
A Spring Romance by Hamlin Garland
Talleyrand Replies to His Accusers by Talleyrand with Introduction by Whitelaw Reid
The Starry Host by J. L. Spalding
Topics of the Time:
Modern Cheap Money Panaceas
Judicial Control of Contested Election Cases
Law or Lynching?
Open Letters:
Female Education in Germany by Countess von Krockow
Gettysburg and Waterloo by Theodore Roosevelt – Totals about 1 full page of text
Ernest L. Major by William Lewis Fraser
Bric-a-Brac:
De Bugle on de Hill by Bow Hackley
Parnassus by Rail by M. M. Miller
The March of a Company by Kate Putnam Osgood
The Point of View — Drawing by E.W. Kemble
A Day in June by Charles H. Truax
Observations
To My Only Child by Douglas Sladen
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