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1894-05 The Forum Magazine Contents for May 1894

1894/05 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • A Year of Democratic Administration by Ex-Governor William E. Russell
  • A Year of Democratic Administration by Senator S.M. Cullon

    • Current Plans for Reforming Society – The Cry for State Help:

  • Neccessity of State Aid to the Unemployed by Dr. Stanton Coit
  • The Dangerous Absurdity of State Aid by D. McG. Means
  • Universities and the Training of Professors by President G.S. Hall
  • The Mean of Farm-Mortgage Statistics by Edward Atkinson
  • The Dilatory Senate and Depression in Trade by Louis Windmuller
  • The Stability of the House of Lords by J. Castell Hopkins
  • Child-Study – A Teacher’s Record of Her Pupils by Mary E. Laing
  • Home Life, English and American by Price Collier
  • President Eliot’s Twenty-Five Years of Service by President Charles F. Thwing
  • Why Church Property Should Be Taxed by Reverend Madison C. Peters
  • Is Faith in a Future Life Declining? by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps

    • 1894-06 The Forum Magazine Contents for June 1894

    1894/06 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Farmers, Fallacies, and Furrows by Honorable J. Sterling Morton
  • Who will Pay the Bills of Socialism? By E.L. Godkin
  • The Useless Rick of the Ballot for Women by Matthew Hale
  • Results of the Woman Suffrage Movement by Mary A. Greene
  • The Threatening Conflict with Romanism by E.M. Winston
  • Why Church Property Should Not Be Taxed by the Right Reverend J.M. Farley
  • Scholarships, Fellowships, and the Training of Professors by President G. Stanley Hall
  • The Renewed Agitation for Silver Coinage
  • Need of an International Agreement by Franklin H. Head
  • The Folly of Further Agitation by Honorable Joseph C. Hendrix
  • The Success of Christian Misisons in India by Fred Perry Powers
  • The Census of Sex, Marriage, and Divorce by Carroll D. Wright
  • How Baltimore Banished Tramps and Helped the Idle by E.R.L. Gould
  • The Artarctic’s Challenge to the Explorer by Dr. Frederick A. Cook

    • 1894-09 The Forum Magazine Contents for September 1894

    1894/09 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The Lessons of Recent Civil Disorders by Honorable T.M. Cooley
  • Teaching by Travel – A School Excursion from Indiana to Virginia by Dr. J.M. Rice
  • The Proportion of College-Trained Preachers by Professor F.G. Peabody
  • Present Industrial Problems in the Light of History by Edward Atkinson
  • Results of the Parliament of Religions by Reverend J.H. Barrows
  • The Pay of Physicians and Surgeons by Dr. George F. Shrady
  • Macaulay’s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • Home-Life in India – Child-Marriage and Widows by Purushotam Rao Telang of Bombay
  • University Training and Citizenship by Woodrow Wilson – 10 pages of text by the future American President
  • The Profit-Sharing Labor Universities of Antwerp by J.H. Gore
  • How to Bring Work and Workers Together by Jacob A. Riis

    • 1894-10 The Forum Magazine Contents for October 1894

    1894/10 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Reasons Why the Republic May Endure by President C.W. Eliot
  • Has Oratory Declined? By Honorable Henry L. Dawes
  • Is the British Empire Stable? by F.H. Geffcken
  • Fundamental Beliefs in My Social Philosophy by Professor R.T. Ely
  • Ely’s “Socialism and Social Reform” by Professor A.T. Hadley
  • Disraeli’s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • The Contented Masses by Octave Thanet
  • Significance of the Japan-China War by Michitaro Hisa
  • Teaching Greek as a Living Language by J. Gennadius
  • A Southern Woman’s Study of Boston by Frances A. Doughty
  • Can Railroad Rates Be Cheapened? by Harry T. Newcomb

    • 1894-11 The Forum Magazine Contents for November 1894

    1894/11 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Political Career and Character of David B. Hill by “Independent”
  • Should Senators be Elected by the People? By George F. Edmunds
  • Oliver Wendell Holmes by John W. Chadwick (Holmes had recently died)
  • Impotence of Churches in a Manufacturing Town by Reverend W.B. Hale
  • George Inness – The Man and His Work by Montgomery Schuyler
  • The Eastern War, and After – A Military Study by Colonel T.A. Dodge
  • Thackaray’s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • The Temperence Problem – Past and Future by E.R.L. Gould
  • William L. Wilson as a Tariff-Reform Leader by Henry L. Nelson
  • How the New York Death-Rate Was Reduced by Nathan Straus
  • The Wage-Earners Loss During the Depression by Samuel W. Dike
  • Facts Touching a Revival of Business

    • 1894-03 The Forum Magazine Contents for March 1894

    1894/03 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • An Income Tax – Is It Desirable? By David A. Wells
  • An Income Tax – Reasons in its Favor by Honorable U.S. Hall
  • Recent Railroad Faulures and Their Lessons by Simon Sterne
  • The Duty of Educated Men in a Democracy by E.L. Godkin
  • Colonization as a Remedy for City Poverty by Prof. F.G. Peabody
  • Stability of the Great Religious Sects by H.K. Carroll
  • A Religious Analysis of a New England Town by Reverend William B. Hale

    • Current Plans for Reforming Society – “Nationalism”

  • The Programme of the Nationalists by Edward Bellamy
  • The Absurd Effort to Make the World Over by Professor W.G. Sumner
  • The Gothenburg System and our Liquor Traffic by Dr. E.R.L. Gould
  • Lowell in His Letters by John W. Chadwick
  • Child-Study in the Hospital – A Record of Six Hundred Cases by Dr. H.D. Chapin

    • 1894-12 The Forum Magazine Contents for December 1894

    1894/12 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The “Baltimore Plan” of Currency Reform by A.B. Hepburn
  • Death of the Czar and the Peace of Europe by Colonel T.A. Dodge
  • Status and Future of the Woman Suffrage Movement by Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobi
  • The Chief Influences of My Career by Philip Gilbert Hamerton
  • May a Man Conduct His Business as He Please? by Colonel Carroll D. Wright
  • Stock-Sharing as a Preventive Labor-Troubles by Louis R. Ehrich
  • The Reading Habits of the English People by Price Collier
  • Is the West Discontented? A Study of Local Facts by Chancellor J.H. Canfield
  • Will Polygamists Control the New State of Utah> by Glen Miller
  • New Story-Tellers and the Doom of Realism by W.R. Thayer
  • Christian Missions as seen by a Brahman by P.R. Teland
  • Christian Missions as Seen by a Missionary by Bishop J.M. Thoburn
  • Charity That Helps and Other Charity by Dr. Jane E. Robbins
  • Brief Estimates of Notable New Books

    • 1894-07 The Forum Magazine Contents for July 1894

    1894/07 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:
    The Violence of Religious Intolerance in the Republic:

  • The American Protective Association by F.R. Coudert
  • The Riotous Career of the Know-Nothings by Professor J.B. McMaster

    • Studies of Great Victorian Writers:

  • Carlyle’s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • The Manly Virtues and Practical Politics by Theodore Roosevelt – 7 pages by the future U.S. President

    • Efforts Toward Clear Aims in Education:

  • Research the Vital Spirit of Teaching by President G.S. Hall
  • The Ideal Training of an American Boy by Thomas Davidson
  • Will the Co-Educated Co-Educate Their Children? by Professor Martha F. Crow
  • The Health of Boston and Philadelphia by Dr. J.S. Billings
  • The Money that would Rule the World by Hon. M.D. Harter
  • The Government’s Faulure as a Builder by Montgomery Schuyler
  • The Stage as a Career: An Actor’s Experience by R. De Cordova

    • 1894-08 The Forum Magazine Contents for August 1894

    1894/08 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:
    Sentimental Dealing with Crime, and its World-Wide Increase:

  • Principles Involved in the Recent Strike by D. McG. Means
  • Punishment of Anarchists and Others by Henry Holt
  • Criminal Degradation of New York Citizenship by John Brooks Leavitt
  • The Increase of Crime, and Positivist Criminology by Henry Charles Lea
  • Legalized Plunder of Railroad Properties – The Remedy by Isaac L. Rice
  • Productive Conditions of American Literature by Hamlin Garland
  • How the Bills of Socialism will Be Paid by Sylvester Baxter

    • Laboratory Mind-Study – The Beginnings of a New Science:

  • The New Psychology as a Basis of Education by President G. Stanley Hall
  • Methods of Laboratory Mind-Study by Professor E.W. Scripture

    • Englishmen – How They Spend Their Money by Price Collier

  • The Pay of Preachers by H.K. Carroll

    • 1894-02 The Forum Magazine Contents for February 1894

    1894/02 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Methods of Relief for the Unemployed by Josephine S. Lowell
  • The Personal Problem of Charity by Reverend Dr. Lyman Abbott
  • A Review of the Hawaiian Controversy by James Schouler
  • The Nicaragua Canal – Ours or England’s? by Courtenay De Kalb
  • The Wilson Tariff for a Deficit Only by Albert Clarke, Secretary of the Home Market Club
  • English Literature of the Victorian Age by Frederic Harrison
  • A Calendar of Great Americans by Woodrow Wilson – 13 pages by the future U.S. President
  • Child-Study, A New Department of Education by Oscar Chrisman
  • The Gold Basis Fixed by Commerce Itself by Edward Atkinson

  • A Bootless Wrangle about Religion in the Schools by Professor J.H. Hyslop
  • To Rob Consumption of its Terrors by Dr. H.M. Biggs
  • The Production of Gold: Is the Supply Sufficient? by J.E. Fraenkel
  • Incomes of the Professional Classes in England by Price Collier

    • 1886-03 The Forum Magazine Contents for March 1886

    1886/03 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Science and the State by Professor Alexander Winchell
  • Newspapers Gone to Seed by James Parton
  • Domestic Service by Edwin P. Whipple
  • Is Romanism a Baptized Paganism? by Reverend Dr. R.H. Newton
  • How I was Educated by Edward Everett Hale
  • Vulcan, Or Mother Earth? by Bishop A. Cleveland Coxe
  • The Coming Man by Dr. William A. Hammond
  • My Religious Experience by Reverend M.J. Savage
  • Shall Our Laws Be Enforced? by Chancellor Howard Crosby

    • 1894-01 The Forum Magazine Contents for January 1894

    1894/01 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The Teaching of Recent Economic Experiences by David A. Wells
  • Principle and Method of the Tariff Bill by Honorable W.L. Wilson, Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee
  • Sumner by Senator George F. Hoar
  • Has Immigration Dried Up Our Literature? by Sydney G. Fisher
  • The Decline of the American Pulpit by Reverend G. Monroe Royce
  • The New Sectionalism–A Western Warning by Professor L.M. Keasbey of the University of Colorado
  • Are Morals Improving or Deteriorating? by Daniel G. Thompson
  • Directions and Volume of our Literary Activities by A.R. Spofford – Librarian of Congress
  • British Investors and our Currency Legislation by W. Wetherell of the Liverpool, England “Daily Post”
  • Results of the Copyright Law by George Haven Putnam
  • A Christmas Reminder of the Noblest Work in the World by J.A. Riis

    • Are Foot-Ball Games Educative or Brutalizing? — The entire folowing section numbers 21 pages of text:

  • A Physician’s View of the Game by Dr. D.B. St. J. Roosa
  • Some Opinions by a Group of College Presidents by President Schurman of Cornell University, President Angell of the University of Michigan and President Warfield of Lafayette College

    • 19th Century Issues of The Forum Added to the magawiki and eBay

    I just received what was nearly a full year of The Forum from 1895 and listed the issues into the magawiki today (and onto eBay tonight). The issues arrived in better than expected condition, so I’ve gone back and bought another few couple dozen-plus which will also be added here for the end of the month.

    Of note throughout 1895 were articles written by future Presidents Theodore Roosevelt (in 3 issues) and Woodrow Wilson, a Hull House related article by Jane Addams, a piece about tariffs by Andrew Carnegie, articles by William Dean Howells, Anatole France, several articles about the new Income Tax laws (most of which ask if Socialism is here), plus one I’m going to have to be sure to read before I sell it–which I imagine would mean this week–about the idea of reviving the Olympics.

    I’d read the first paragraph of the Olympic Games article and it mentioned how after 1,500 years the possibility existed of reviving the Olympic Games in 1900. The revival actually occurred about a year after this article was published in the May 1895 issue of The Forum with the 1896 Summer Olympics in Athens Greece. So the timetable seems to have been sped up some!

    As with practically all new entries to the magawiki the issues are also being listed simultaneously for the first time on eBay … fresh stock! 4 of them are already for sale as I type this as Buy it Now items, the other 7 will be listed at auction later tonight with auctions closing next Tuesday, January 16.

    Here’s a direct link to all issues of The Forum that I currently have for sale on eBay. (Auction items will appear by 10:30 pm EST tonight).

    Coming next, some issues of The North American Review, approximately 1908-1933.

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    1895-10 The Forum Magazine Contents for October 1895

    1895/10 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The Present Aspect of the Silver Question by Hon. Charles S. Fairchild – Ex-Secretary of the Treasury
  • Well-Meant But Futile Endowments – The Remedy by Charles F. Thwing, President Western Reserve University

    • Significance of the English Elections:

  • A Crisis in English History by Sir Herbert Maxwell, M.P.
  • Causes of the Liberal Defeat by George W.E. Russell
  • “Why, Whence, and Whither?” by Justin McCarthy
  • The Renaissance in English by Richard Burton
  • Demand and Supply Under Socialism by W.H. Mallock

  • The Resuscitation of the Blue Laws by Louis Windmuller
  • Political Leaders of the Reconstruction Era by Ex-Senator E.G. Ross

  • The Actor, The Manager, and The Public by John Malone – Late of Mr. Booth’s Company
  • Higher Pay and a Better Training for Teachers by Jno. Gilmer Speed

    • 1895-11 The Forum Magazine Contents for November 1895

    1895/11 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The Third-Term Tradition by John Bach McMaster
  • The General Railroad Situation by O.D. Ashley – President, Wabash Railroad Co.
  • The Navy as a Career by Captain Alfred T. Mahan, U.S.N.
  • A Review of Huxley’s Essays by Dr. W.K. Brooks of Johns Hopkins University
  • Plutocracy and Paternalism by Professor Lester F. Ward
  • Woman’s Position in Pagan Times by H.H. Boyesen
  • Studies of Notable Men: Stamboloff by Stoyan K. Vatralsky
  • The Modern Literary King by Edward W. Bok
  • The Chief Influences of My Career by ANATOLE FRANCE
  • The Centenary of John Keats by Montgomery Schuyler
  • Cooperation Among Farmers by Edward F. Adams
  • A Generation of College Women by Frances M. Abbott

    • 1895-12 The Forum Magazine Contents for December 1895

    1895/12 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Conditions for American Commercial and Financial Supremacy by Paul Leroy-Beaulieu, Editor l’Economiste francais
  • The Nature of Liberty by WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS
  • Thomas Brackett Reed and the Fifty-First Congress by THEODORE ROOSEVELT
  • The Trail of “Trilby” by Albert D. Vandam
  • Editorship as a Career for Women by Margaret E. Sangster
  • The Monroe Doctrine – Defense, Not Defiance by A.C. Cassatt
  • Thomas Carlyle – His Work and Influence by William R. Thayer
  • The Pilgrim Principle and the Pilgrim Heritage by William DeW. Hyde – President, Bowdoin College
  • The Obligation of the Inactive by Katrina Trask
  • Crime Among Animals by William Ferrero
  • Has the Mormon Church Re-Entered Politics? by Glen Miller
  • The Literary Hack and His Critics

    • 1895-05 The Forum Magazine Contents for May 1895

    1895/05 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Bismarck by Colonel Theodore A. Dodge
  • Why Canadians Do Not Favor Annexation by Jno. Geo. Bourinot, Clerk of the Canadian House of Commons
  • The Criminal Crowding of Public Schools by James H. Penniman
  • Crowded Schools as Promoters of Disease by Dr. H.D. Chapin
  • Have We Equality of Opportunity? by Colonel Carroll D. Wright
  • Can We Revive the Olympic Games? by Professor Paul Shorey — 1 pages
  • Anthony Trolloppe ‘s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • The Government as a Great Publisher by Ainsworth R. Spofford
  • Pettifogging Law-Schools and an Untrained Bar by President David Starr Jordan

  • Our Debt to Inventors: Shall We Discourage Them? by Professor R.H. Thurston
  • The Rebound from Agnosticism: Mr. Balfour’s Book by President Jacob G. Schurman
  • McMaster’s “History of the People fo the United States” by Professor Albert Bushnell Hart
  • Indications of Business Improvement

    • 1895-07 The Forum Magazine Contents for July 1895

    1895/07 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Salutary Results of the Income-Tax Decision by Hon. George F. Edmunds
  • Political Dangers of the Income Tax Decision by E.B. Whitney, Assistant Attorney General
  • Society’s Protection Against Degenerates by Dr. Max Nordau
  • The Proper Perspective of American History by Professor WOODROW WILSON – 16 pages by the future American President
  • Charles Kingsley ‘s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • “Coins” Food for the Gullible by Professor J. Laurence Laughlin
  • Sound Currency the Donimant Political Issue by William Saloman
  • A Previous Era of Popular Madness and its Lessons by Ex-Senator E.G. Ross

    • Successful Efforts to Teach Art to the Masses:

  • Work of an Association in Western Towns by Hamlin Garland
  • Picture-Exhibitions in Lower New York by A.C. Bernheim
  • The Art-Work Done by Hull House, Chicago by JANE ADDAMS – about 3 pages of text of 4 pages of the issue
  • A “Pastoral Letter” – Is the Church Yet so Timid? by Eliza Gold
  • Confessions of a Literary Hack

    • 1895-08 The Forum Magazine Contents for August 1895

    1895/08 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The Twentieth Century by Justice Henry B. Brown of the United States Supreme Court
  • The Bond Syndicate: Its Excellent Work by A.B. Hepburn, President Third National Bank of New York
  • My Literary Recollections by Maurus Jokai
  • Substitution of Teacher for Text-Book by Dr. J.M. Rice
  • Chautauqua – Its Aims and Influence by Professor Albert S. Cook of Yale University
  • Is an Income-Tax Socialistic? by W.H. Mallock
  • The Goethe Archives by Professor Eric Schmidt of the University of Berlin
  • The Drift of Population to the Cities by Henry J. Fletcher
  • The Deep-Waterways Problem by E.V. Smalley editor of the “North-West Magazine”
  • An Appeal to Housekeepers by Christina Goodwin

    • 1895-09 The Forum Magazine Contents for September 1895

    1895/09 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The Enforcement of Law by Hon. THEODORE ROOSEVELT President Board of Police Commissioners, New York – 10 pages by the future U.S. President
  • Municipal Progress and the Living Wage by D. McG. Means
  • Professor Huxley by Richard H. Hutton, Editor of the London Spectator
  • Criminal Anthropology – Its Origin and Application by Professor C. Lombroso of the University of Turin
  • Shall Cuba Be Free? by Clarence King

  • George Eliot ‘s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • The Benefits of Hard Times by Edward Atkinson
  • The Anecdotic Side of English Parliamentary Dissolutions by Martin J. Griffin, Librarian of the Dominion Parliament
  • Unsanitary Schools and Public Indifference by Dr. Douglas H. Stewart

  • Methods and Difficulties of Child Study by Mrs. Annie Howes Barus
  • The Civil Service as a Career by H.T. Newcomb

    • 1895-02 The Forum Magazine Contents for February 1895

    1895/02 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Should the Government Retire from Banking? By W.C. Cornwell, President N.Y. State Bankers’ Association
  • Why Gold Is Exported by Alfred S. Heidelbach
  • The Programme of German Socialism by Wilhelm Liebknecht, Leader of the Social Democrats in the Reichstag
  • The Social Discontent — Part 1: Its Causes by Henry Holt
  • Has the Law Become Commercialized? by William B. Hornblower
  • The Outlook for Decorative Art in America by Frank Fowler
  • A Religious Study of a Baptist Town by Reverend W.B. Hale
  • Steps Toward Government Control of Railroads by Colonel Carroll D. Wright
  • Colorado’s Experiment With Populism by Joel F. Vaile
  • The Great Realists and the Empty Story-Tellers by H.H. Boyesen
  • Student-Honor and College Examinations by Professor W. Le Conte Stevens
  • True American Ideals by THEODORE ROOSEVELT – 8 pages of text by the future President
  • The Barnacles of Fire Insurance by Louis Windmuller

    • 1895-03 The Forum Magazine Contents for March 1895

    1895/03 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The Business World vs. the Politicians by J.H. Eckels, Comptroller of the Currency
  • Our Blundering Foreign Policy by Henry Cabot Lodge
  • What Would I do with the Tariff? by ANDREW CARNEGIE
  • Charlotte Bronte ‘s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • The Two Eternal Types in Fiction by Hamilton W. Mabie
  • Is the Income Tax Constitutional? by Professor E.R.A. Seligman
  • Two Examples of Successful Profit-Sharing by Professor F.W. Blackmar
  • The Social Discontent — Part 2: Some Remedies by Henry Holt
  • The Tenement and the Real Problem of Civilization by Jacob A. Riis
  • The Work of Village-Improvement Societies by B.G. Northrop
  • The Antinitoxine Treatment of Diphtheria by Dr. L. Emmett Holt
  • A Week in New York Theatres by John Gilmer Speed

    • 1895-04 The Forum Magazine Contents for April 1895

    1895/04 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • The Real “Quintessence of Socialism” by W.H. Mallock
  • The Battle of Standards and the Fall of Prices by Edward Atkinson
  • Is Sound Finance Possible under Popular Government? by J.B. McMaster
  • Social Discontent — Part 3: More Remedies by Henry Holt
  • Women in European Universities by Alice Zimmern
  • A Study of Beggars and their Lodgings by Alvan F. Sanborn
  • The Doom of the Small Town by Henry J. Fletcher
  • Studies of Notable Men: Lord Rosebery by Justin McCarthy
  • Suppression of the Lottery and other Gambling by Reverend Dr. Newman Smyth
  • The Healthful Tone for American Literature by Richard Burton

    • 1895-01 The Forum Magazine Contents for January 1895

    1895/01 – Contents as taken from the front cover and/or table of contents page are as follows:

  • Are Our Moral Standards Shifting? By Professor Albert B. Hart
  • The Report of the Strike Commission by H.P. Robinson, editor of the Railway Age
  • Dangers in our Presidential-Election System by James Schouler
  • Is the Existing Income Tax Unconstitutional? by David A. Wells
  • Dicken’s Place in Literature by Frederic Harrison
  • The Anatomy of a Tenement Street by Alvan F. Sanborn
  • The Crux of the Money Controversy by Louis A. Garnett
  • The Pay and Rank of Journalists by Henry King, Editor of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
  • The Labor Church: Religion of the Labor Movement by J. Trevor, Founder of The Church
  • To Ancient Greek through Modern? No! by Professor Paul Shorey
  • Motherhood and Citizenship by Katrina Trask
  • A New Aid to Education: Travelling Libraries by William R. Eastman
  • Proper Training and the Future of the Indians by Major J.W. Powell
  • The Increasing Cost of Collegiate Education by C.F. Thwing
  • The Financial Year and the Outlook