1889-04 Century Magazine Contents

1889/04 — Washington’s Inauguration — Centennial Number

Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:

The Inauguration of Washington by Clarence Winthrop Bowen — 31 pages

Washington at Mount Vernon after the Revolution by Mrs. Burton Harrison — 16 pages

Washington in New York in 1789 by Mrs. Burton Harrison — 10 pages

Original Portraits of Washington by Charles Henry Hart

A Century of Constitutional Interpretation by John Bach McMaster

Sixty and Six; or, A Fountain of Youth by Thomas Wentworth Higginson

The Last Assembly Ball by Mary Hallock Foote

The Russian Police by George Kennan

A Scout with the Buffalo-Soldiers by Frederic Remington and illustrated by the author – 13 pages with 12 illustrations

A Born Inventor by Harry Stillwell Edwards

Music in Heaven by Christopher P. Cranch

Abraham Lincoln: A History — Retaliation — The Enrollment and the Draft — by John G. Nicolay and John Hay

A Jest Fate by Viola Roseboro

Italian Old Masters — Ambrogio Lorenzetti — by W. J. Stillman

Some Aspects of the Samoan Question by George H. Bates

Topics of the Time:

The First Inauguration

Constitutional Amendments

The Coast and the Navy

Republicanism in France

Open Letters:

A Trained Military Reserve by several

Railway Relief Associations by L. O. Goddard

“The University and the Bible” by John B. Daish

Imperial Federation by Charles H. Lugrin

Bric-a-Brac:

That Poet of the Future by Charles Henry Webb

The Prime of Life by Walter Learned

Spring by Louise Morgan Smith

Cupid Hath Wings by Kemper Bocock

De Jingle ob de Bells on de Cows by Edwards A. Oldham

April by William Zachary Gladwin

Wampum by Arthur Penn