Complete contents picked up from paging through this issue are as follows:
“A Lady in Haste by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by Emlen McConnell and A.B. Wenzell
Is Roosevelt an Opportunist? – What He Wrote About the Trusts and Said About the Railroads in 1899 by Forrest Crissey with a copy/reproduction of Theodore Roosevelt ’s 1899 letter in the middle of the page
“Inasmuch as Ye Did It Not” is a full page poem by E. Nesbit which is surrounded by James A. Preston illustrations
“The Glutton of the Great Snow” by Charles G.D. Roberts and illustrated by Paul Bransom with drawings of a wolverine doing battle with a lynx and being chased up a tree by wolves
The Workingman’s Wife – The Miner’s Wife by Martha S. Bensley and illustrated by Emlen McConnell
The Art of Handling Men – Making Work a Game by James H. Collins and illustrated by F.L. Fithian
The Mastery of the Pacific – Seattle by Samuel G. Blythe
Narcissus, the Near Poet — A Serial picking up from Chapter 2 — by Annulet Andrews and illustrated by Lester Ralph
Who’s Who and Why – Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and the Near Great
Young Lord Stranleigh – The Rajah and Her Captain by Robert Barr and illustrated by George Gibbs
Your Savings – The Weekly Bank Statement: What it Is and Means
In the Open – American Sportsmen Abroad – Yachts and Amateur Sailors by “Fair-Play”
Launching an Author – The Literary Fame Factory and How the Machinery Works by Isaac F. Marcosson
1907/05/18 — “His Wife” cover design by F.X. Leyendecker.
Contents as follows:
The Arabian Nights’ Entertainments — Full-Page in Color by Maxfield Parrish — VIII. The King of the Black Isles
Editorials
Who Rules New York? — Cartoon by E.W. Kemble
The Coasters of West Africa by Richard Harding Davis and illustrated in color by H. Reuterdahl and from Photographs from the author
“His Wife” — Story by Stephen French Whitman and illustrated in color by A.I. Keller
Gullible’s Travels — I — by Wallace Irwin and illustrated in color by F. Strothamnn
“The Thunderer” — Cartoon of Theodore Roosevelt in color by “Cir”
The Moyer-Haywood Case — Part II — by C.P. Connolly and illustrated with photographs
What the World is Doing — Illustrated With Sketches by F.T. Richards
Notable Advertising includes: The House of Kuppenheimer*, Haynes Automobile Company*, Pope-Hartford Model L*, Peerless Motor Car Co.*, Reach Fielders Gloves*, full-page for The Prudential, and a full-page on the back cover for B.V.D. (Note * means ad is less than a full page)
Outer cover featuring the Grand Entrance to the Exposition is illustrated by G. Alden Peirson
PICTURES:
Front Page: President Loubet Inaugerating the Alexander III Bridge
Double Page: “In the Cafe des Ambassadeurs” illustrated by A.B. Wenzell
Full-page illustrations:
Opening Week at the Esposition (photos)
The Exhibits of the Nations, Portraits, etc. (photos)
Panorama of the Exposition Grounds by Charles Graham
“For Paris and the Exposition” by T. de Thulstrup
FICTION:
“The Blind Piano Tuner — A Romance by Marcel Prevost
“The Adventures of a Modest Man” — The First of a Series of Six Stories by Robert W. Chambers
SPECIAL ARTICLES:
The Paris Exposition of 1900 by M. Gabriel Hanotaux
The American Exhibit by Thomas W. Cridler, Assistant Secretary of State
Student Life in Paris by Frank Norris
How to get to the Exposition–a Traveller’s Guide by Walter Littlefield
How to visit the Exposition (with a map) by Lionel Strachey
The Political Campaign of 1900 — Part 4: The Vice-Presidency — by Henry Loomis Nelson with small photos of Theodore Roosevelt, John Davis Long, James E. Campbell, Robert Treat Paine, George Fred Williams, Francis Vinton Greene, Cushman Kellogg Davis
Round the Hearth — Edited by Margaret E. Sangster
Sport Travel Adventure — Edited by Walter Camp featuring Athletics in France with track and field photos
Photographs of the Great Fire in Ottawa
Full page ad: “Put a Kodak in Your Pocket”
Full page ad: Sapolio featuring various people of “Spotless Town”
Full page ad: Pears’ Soap — “Within the reach of everybody”
Full-page ad: Hyomei Antiseptic Soap
Loaded with small advertisements of the day, notably a small ad from the Woods Motor Vehicle Company declaring “Prompt Delivery of any style Electric Automobiles”
Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc — A Historical Romance by Louis de Conte
The Final Word by Alfred H. Louis
The Voice of Authority — A Story by E. A. Alexander
A Night and Morning in Jerusalem by Katrina Trask
A Phase of Modern College Life by Henry T. Fowler
A Spring Flood in Broadway — A Story by Brander Matthews
Mad Anthony Wayne’s Victory by Honorable Theodore Roosevelt with 3 illustrations by R.F. Zogbaum – 15 pages
On Snow-Shoes to the Barren Grounds — Part 5 — by Caspar W. Whitney with 9 illustrations from drawings by Frederic Remington and J. Turcas and from photographs by the Author
Briseis — Part 5 of A Novel by William Black
Life by Julie M. Lippmann
The German Struggle For Liberty — Part 10 — by Poultney Bigelow
1888/10 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:
Frontispiece: Portrait of Emma Lazarus
An English Deer Park by Richard Jefferies with illustrations by Alfred Parsons and Bryan Hook
A Mexican Campaign – Part 3 of 3 — by Thomas A. Janvier
Army Hospitals and Cases by Walt Whitman (6 page article)
Restlessness by Emma Lazarus
Frontier Types by Theodore Roosevelt and illustrated by Frederic Remington (10 illustrations by Remington of various sizes with the largest being a full-page)
A Strike by Maud Howe
The New Political Generation by Edward P. Clark
Christianity the Conservator of American Civilization by Christopher Stuart Patterson
The Tomsk Forwarding Prison by George Kennan with illustrations by G.A. Frost and Henry Sandham
Apart by Orelia Key Bell
Emma Lazarus – 8 pages about Lazarus written recently after her death on Nov. 19, 1887
American Machine Cannon and Dynamite Guns by Lieut. William R. Hamilton with illustrations by August Will E.J. Meeker, W.Taber, JF Runge, and C.S. Rowd
O Music by Harriet Prescott Spofford
An Idyl of “Sinkin’ Mount’in” by H.S. Edwards and illustrated by E.W. Kemble
The Lesson of the Leaves by Charles N. Allen
Bird Music: Songs of the Western Meadow-Lark by Charles N. Allen
A Rainbow Study by Frances L. Mace
Abraham Lincoln: PLans of Campaign by John G. Nicolay and John Hay
Our National Military System:
What the United States Army Should Be by Gen. August V. Kautz
Military Education and the Volunter Militia by Col. James M. Rice
1888/04 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:
From Dan to Beersheba by Edward L. Wilson with illustrations by Irving R. Wiles, J.D. Woodward, G.W. Edwards, H.W. Hall, Otto H. Bacher and Henry Fenn
Motherhood by Abby S. Hinckley
The Graysons (Serial begun in November) by Edward Eggleston
Bird Music: The Bluebird and the Robin by Simeon Pease Cheney
The Realm of Reverie by Louise Vickroy Boyd
The Round-Up by Theodore Roosevelt and illustrated by Frederic Remington – includes 12 Remington illustrations of various sizes with the largest being a full page
Robert Louis Stevenson by Henry James with portrait by J.W. Alexander – 10-1/2 pages of text plus the Stevenson portrait which is another full page
Surprises by Julia C.R. Dorr
The Russian Penal Code by George Kennan
A Song of Life by Richard E. Burton
Thefts of the Morning by Edith M. Thomas
The Works of Elisha Mulford by T.T. Munger
Marse Phil by Thomas Nelson Page and illustrated by E.W. Kemble
Abraham Lincoln: The National Uprising by John G. Nicolay and John Hay with illustrations from photographs and maps by DeLancy Gill and Jacob Wells
Love’s Imagining by Hopestill Goodwin
To Carmen Sylva by Emma Lazarus
The American Inventors of the Telegraph by Franklin Leonard Pope with illustrations from photographs, daguerrotypes and drawins by S.F.B. Morse, A.M. Turner, Harry Fenn, H.C. Edwards, and others
The Struggle by Danske Dandridge
Two Kentucky Gentlemen of the Old School by James Lane Allen with illustrations by E.W. Kemble
1888/03 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:
Frontispiece: Bismarck in His Garden
Ranch Life in the Far West. The Home Ranch by Theodore Roosevelt and illustrated by Frederic Remington (14 page article includes 10 illustrations by Remington
Lifted Veils by C. P. Cranch
The White Tsar’s People by Richard Watson Gilder
Hercules: A Hero by Helen Gray Cone
The Lost Bird on Shipboard by Fred Woodrow
The Graysons: A Story of Illinois — Begun in November — by Edward Eggleston
To a Veteran by A. S. L. Gray
Salisbury Cathedrals by Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer and illustrated by Joseph Pennell
Abraham Lincoln: A History. The Call to Arms by J. G. Nicolay
An Eastern Legend by Charlotte W. Thurston
Some Pupils of Liszt by Albert Morris Bagby
A Far Cry to Heaven by Edith M. Thomas
Coming Shadows by Titus Munson Coan
Au Large — Conclusion — by George W. Cable
Franklin’s Home and Host in France by John Bigelow with illustrations from drawings by Victor Hugo and C.A. Vanderhoof from old print
Russian State Prisoners by George Kennan
Bismarck
Colonel Rose’s Tunnel At Libby Prison by Captain Frank E. Moran
The Roads that Meet by Rose Henry Lathrop
Immigration by Passport by T. T. Munger
Auspicium by Mary Ainge De Vere
Topics of the Time:
“English as She is Taught”
American Architecture in English Eyes
The Growing Independence of American Journalism
Forestry and Landscape Gardening
Open Letters:
Longfellow on International Copyright by Henry W. Longfellow
The Public-School Problem by Caroline B. LeRow
Mind Training by Catharine Aiken
The Education of the Blind. A Reply by J. T. Morey
The American School of the Future by Julian Hawthorne
Christian Union by Paul de Schweinitz
To the Deaf by Katharine Armstrong
Names by E. W. Denison
Bric-A-Brac:
To a Little Girl in “Punch” by Robertson Trowbridge
Uncle Esek’s Wisdom by Uncle Esek
The Question by William Young
The Reason by Wood B. Benedict
Ballade of Rejected MS by Andrew Hussey Allen
The Glacier vs. the Editor by Charlotte W. Thurston
1888/02 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:
Frontispiece: Portrait of Walter Savage Landor
Ranch Life in the Far West. In the Cattle Country by Theodore Roosevelt with illustrations by Frederic Remington (16 pages, 11 illustrations by Remington including 2 full-page)
Walter Savage Landor by James Russell Lowell
Walter Savage Landor: Some Letters to Miss Mary Boyle
A Russian Political Priso by George Kennan
A Song of the Mocking-Bird by Maurice Thompson
Pictorial Art on the Stage by Evangeline W. Blashfield
At the Literary by James Whitcomb Riley with illustrations by E.W. Kemble
Au Large – Begun in November – by George W. Cable with illustrations by E.W. Kemble
The Governor’s Prerogative by Octave Thanet
A Day in Winter by Orelia Key Bell
The Graysons: A Story of Illinois – Begun in November – by Edward Eggleston
Living in Paris by J. D. Osborne
Emma Lazarus by Richard Watson Gilder
The Grand Strategy of the War of the Rebellion by General William Tecumseh Sherman
Values by Richard E. Burton
Abraham Lincoln: A History. Premier or President? by J. G. Nicolay
Under the Foam by Charlotte Fiske Bates
The Dusantes: A Sequel to the Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine — part 3 (Conclusion) — by Frank R. Stockton
Astrology, Divination, and Coincidences by Rev. Dr. J. M. Buckley
The European Craze for Decorations by Ernst von Hesse-Wartegg
Topics of the Time:
A Phase of Political Independence
Honesty at Elections
“No Successful Substitute for Justice”
Open Letters:
About Henry Irving by G.
Lynching by Charles F. Deems
Ellen Terry as Gretchen by B.
Bric-A-Brac:
Beneath the Hood by William H. Hayne
Content vs. Discontent by Alice Wellington Rollins
An Example of the Superlative by J. R. P.
Uncle Esek’s Wisdom by Uncle Esek
Young Lochinvar: An After Study by Margaret Vandegrift
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