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Robert W. Chambers had two long associations
with magazines which printed his stories before or at the time of their
book publication. The first was with The Saturday Evening Post which
ran his stories almost exclusively from 1901 to 1910. From 1911
on he was published almost exclusively in the pages of the Hearst magazine
Cosmopolitan. The first edition of the Saturday Evening Post was published by Atkinson & Alexander on 4th August, 1821. Initially it was four page newspaper with no illustrations. Although the owners described it as a newspaper, the editor promised that all "political controversy" would not be avoided. In 1839, George Rex Graham was employed as editor of the Saturday Evening Post. With the help of Charles J. Peterson, Graham turned it into one of the country's most interesting papers. It now advertised itself as "A Family Newspaper, Neutral in Politics, Devoted to Morality, Pure Literature, Foreign and Domestic News, Agriculture, the Commercial Interests, Science, Art, and Amusement". By 1855 the Saturday Evening Post had a circulation of 90,000. By the late 1890s the Saturday Evening Post was in serious financial difficulties. In October, 1897, the newspaper was purchased for $1,000 by Cyrus H. Curtis, the owner of the Ladies' Home Journal. The Saturday Evening Post was redesigned and on January, 1898, reappeared as a journal. Emphasis was placed on three topics: business, public affairs and romance. Great care was taken with illustrations and they now appeared on every page of the journal. In 1899 Curtis hired George Horace Lorimer as literary editor. Curtis was so impressed with Lorimer that within a few months he had become editor-in-chief. Curtis gave Lorimer total control over running the Saturday Evening Post. On one occasion Curtis told Lorimer that his wife did not like like an article that was in the journal. Lorimer replied that "I'm not editing the Post for your wife." Curtis made no further comment and soon afterwards increased Lorimer's salary to $250 a week. Lorimer commissioned top journalists such as Frank Norris, David Graham Phillips, Willa Cather, Jack London, and William Stead to write articles for the journal. In 1903 the Saturday Evening Post spent $700 for the rights to publish London's Call of the Wild. Other writers whose stories appeared at this time included Rudyard Kipling, Theodore Dreiser, Sinclair Lewis, G. K. Chesteron, H. G. Wells, Arnold Bennett, John Galsworthy, Gilbert Parker, Robert W. Chambers. and Stephen Crane. George Horace Lorimer held conservative views and this was reflected in the articles he published in the magazine. Upton Sinclair wrote that the material in the Saturday Evening Post was as "standardized as soda crackers; originality is taboo, new ideas are treason, social sympathy a crime, and the one virtue of man is to produce larger and larger quantities of material things." However, Lorimer did employ the radical David Graham Phillips, who wrote over fifty articles criticizing the rich and power. By December, 1908, Lorimer was able to announce in the Saturday Evening Post that for the first time the journal was selling over a million copies a week. Under Lorimer's stewardship circulation continued to increase and by the end of 1913 had reached 2,000,000. In March 1916 Lorimer agreed to meet Norman Rockwell, a 22 year old artist from New York. When Lorimer saw his work he immediately accepted two front covers he had produced and commissioned three more. This was the start of his long-term relationship with the magazine that was to last over 45 years. Other illustrators who produced front covers during this period included Joseph Leyendecker, Charles Marion Russell and Walter Everett. The Saturday Evening Post continued to grow in size. On 22nd November, 1919, the first 200 page issue came out. This included 111 pages of advertising, a third of which was for the car industry. Sales also increased and by the 1937 had reached 3,000,000. When President Franklin Roosevelt made his 1941 address to Congress setting out the "four essential human freedoms" Rockwell decided to paint images of those freedoms for the Saturday Evening Post. These paintings were finished and published in 1943. The paintings portrayed Freedom of Worship, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Want and Freedom from Fear. These pictures became extremely popular and reprints of the covers were sold in vast quantities. During the Second World War the federal government decided to take the original paintings of the Four Essential Human Freedoms on a national tour to help sell war bonds. Over the next few weeks the paintings were seen by 1,222,000 people and were instrumental in selling $132,992,539 worth of bonds. In 1947 it was estimated that each copy of the Saturday Evening Post was costing thirty cents to produce. This was double the cost of its cover price. Advertising revenue was therefore essential to its economic survival. Norman Rockwell had the last of his 317 covers for Saturday Evening Post in December, 1963, when the magazine decided to abandon paintings on its front cover. This attempt to update its image was not successful in significantly increasing circulation or advertising revenue and the journal ceased publication in February, 1969. |
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An Evangel of The Forest type: short story |
either July 20, July 27, 1901, August 10, 1901, August 17, 1901, August 24, 1901, September 7, 1901, September 14, 1901, November 16, 1901, or December 28, 1901 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Path Master type: short story |
The Saturday Evening Post [v174 # 3, July 20, 1901] (5¢, 16pp, 11½" x 14½", cover by Guernsey Moore); [MO] * 1 • The Path Master • Robert W. Chambers • ss; illus. Harrison Fisher | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Cardigan type: serial story |
Harper's Weekly Magazine, August 3 1901
Great pictures of historic aviation moment: Santos-Dumont flies around the Eiffel Tower Fantastic war cover from the front of the Boxer Rebellion in China, with pix Astounding pictures of the Brooklyn Bridge breaking! Great Cream of Wheat ad with Alice in Wonderland theme – I've never seen this one before! The Role of Women in planning and building the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo New York Cover: The Start of the Race for the Commodore's Cup Huge double page yachting art by the great L A Shafer Serial fiction by Robert Chambers: "Cardigan" Mr Dooley humor by F P Dunne |
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| Cardigan type: serial story |
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| pa | Cardigan type: serial story |
Serial fiction by Robert Chambers: "Cardigan" Hilarious cover satire of Tammany Hall based on recent Santos-Dumas aeroplane airplane balloon successful flight |
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| A Pilgrim type: story |
Harpers New Monthly Magazine - June to November - 1901 Pilgrim, A. .... .Robert W. Chambers 358 |
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| Unknown type: serial story |
Serial fiction by Robert W Chambers, plus pix of Chambers at home | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| p/a | The Fiction of Early Autumn type: article with photo |
This is the "Iillustrated Book Number," featuring ... "The Fiction of Early Autumn" (with photos of Robert W. Chambers, Anthony Hope, etc | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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One Man in a Million type: short story |
Harper's Monthly Magazine, November 1901: STORY "STROLLING MOUNTEBANKS" BY ANDRE CASTAIGAE-ILLUST. BY THE AUTHOR; STORY "WOMEN ARE LIKE THAT" BY ELEANOR HOYT-ILLUST. BY ALBERT STERNER; ARTICLE "THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA" BY CHARLES C. NUTING; STORY " CONFESSIONS OF A CARICATURIST" BY HARRY FURNISS-ILLUST. BY GEORGE DE MAURIER; ARTICLE "OLD ST. SAVIOURS, SOUTHWARK CHURCH" BY CHARLES C. RUSSELL; STORY "LAST LETTER OF ERNEST ARNOLD" BY CORA MAYNARD-ILLUST. BY C.E. HART; STORY "HIS WIFE" BY ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS WARD-ILLUST. BY ALBERT STERNER; STORY " TERRA INCOGNITA" BY VAN TASSEL SUTPHEN-ILLUST. BY F.A.AJHE; STORY "TRUANTS FROM HEAVEN" BY VIRGINIA YEAMAN REMNITZ; ARTICLE "ATHENIAN CONCEPTIONS OF A FUTURE LIFE" BY DANIEL QUINN; STORY "THE CALLING OF JEREMY" BY FLORENCE WILKINSON-ILLUST. BY GRINWAHLD; ARTICLE "THE COLONIES & NATION" BY WOODROW WILSON; STORY "ONE MAN IN A MILLION" BY ROBERT W. CHAMBERS-ILLUST. BY CHARLES S. CHAPMAN; STORY "THE PORTIONS OF LABOR" BY MARY E. WILKINS-ILLUST. BY A.J. KOLLER;STORY "JUST LIKE LOVE" BY MRS. HENRY DUDENEY; One Man in a Million - R. W. Chambers 944 |
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| Drawing of contemporary literary figures type: article |
1901 Article and Pictorial on Guglielmo Marconi 's wireless experiments between Lizard Point, Cornwall, England, and Signal Hill, St John's, Newfoundland - Pics of Marconi himself - Plus a two page drawing of a luncheon of the leading creative minds of the time ( Mark Twain, Robert W Chambers, Edwin Austin Abbey, W D Howells, more), | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| .picture available | Officer Brady (The Modern Recruit) type: poem |
century magazine - RWC appearance between december 1901 and july 1902 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Double page drawing of the Metropolitan Club members lunching, including Mark Twain, Robert Chambers, W D Howells, many other famous authors (see below for a small section) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| pa | Robert W. Chambers at Home
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Pictorial on home life of Novelist Robert W Chambers Robert W. Chambers at Home |
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| The Maids of Paradise | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Unknown type: article |
PHOTOS WITH SHORT BLURBS: "American's of To-morrow" about Robert W. Chambers as author
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| Photograph of RWC type: article |
Pics of authors Robert W Chambers and Mary E Wilkins, Sir Gilbert Parker, Margaret Horton Potter - perhaps to advertize the contributions to the October 4 Harper's Weekly | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| . | "The Bridal Pair" (The Tree of Heaven) type: short
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The Bridal Pair, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Dec ’02 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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"The Shining Band" (A Young Man in a Hurry) type:
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The Shining Band, (ss) Collier's
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| A Treasury of Humorous Poetry | Author: Frederic Lawrence Knowles. Published: 1902 in Boston by Dana Estes & Co. 1st Edition. Language: Printed in English. Binding: Hardcover. 407 pages. Bound in Beautiful off-white cloth stamped in Gold Gilt!! Size: Octavo (8vo) [7.5" x 5"] |
Being a Compilation of Witty, Facetious, and Satirical Verse selected
from the Writings of British and American Poets. Comments: Some of the Authors represented are: ROBERT BROWNING, SAMUEL BUTLER, ROBERT W. CHAMBERS, SAMUEL T. COLERIDGE, PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR, RALPH W. EMERSON, EUGENE FIELD, OLIVER GOLDSMITH, JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, BRET HARTE, O.W. HOLMES, RUDYARD KIPLING, ALEXANDER POPE and Many, Many others!!
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| cover available | The Unexpected type: |
writing by Algernon Swinburne, Elmore Elliott Peake, Julian Ralph,
Theodosia Garrison, Maurice Hewlett, Ruth McEnery Stuart, Thomas Janvier,
Margaret Sutton Briscoe, Mrs Humphry Ward, Alice Mac Gowan, Robert W Chambers,
Herman Whitaker, William Dean Howells, ; The Unexpected Robert W. Chambers illustrations by F Luis Mora, Edwin Austin Abbey, Charlotte Harding, Elizabeth Shippen Green, Howard Chandler Christy, E W Kemble, E M Ashe, F Y Cory, Clarence Underwood, W T Smedley, ; |
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Marlitt's Shoes type: |
Marlitt's Shoes - Robert W. Chambers with W.T. Smedley Color Paintings | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| pa | Pasque Florida type: |
Pasque Florida - Robert W. Chambers | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The Sign of Venus type: |
Story appearing in Harprer's Monthly between December 1903 - May 1904. Painintgs by Henry Hutt. Since it is on page 99 of the volume it is most likely in December of 1903. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| . | "The Golden Pool" The Tree of Heaven type: short
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noted in Moskowitz/MUP copy of The Tree of Heaven | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Advertisement type: ad |
ad for The Maids of Paradise by Robert W. Chambers TITLE: Harpers Weekly |
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The Becasse type: story |
SHORT STORIES / SERIAL NOVELS (Title /author/illustrator) TITLE: Harpers Weekly |
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Advertisement type: ad |
ad for The Maids of Paradise by Robert W. Chambers TITLE: Harpers Weekly DAY: 30 MONTH: January YEAR: 1904 VOLUME: XLVIII NUMBER: 2458 COVER SUBJECT: Nicholas II, Emperor of All the Russians |
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The Abnormal type: story |
SHORT STORIES / SERIAL NOVELS (Title /author/illustrator) The Abnormal / Robert W. Chambers / Sydney Adamson TITLE: Harpers Weekly DAY: 6 MONTH: February YEAR: 1904 VOLUME: XLVIII NUMBER: 2459 COVER SUBJECT: The Statue of Liberty COVER ILLUSTRATOR: H.M. |
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The Sphynx type: |
Story appearing in Harper's Monthly February 1904
- Painting by Henry Hutt. |
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| The Sphynx type: |
Story appearing in Harper's Monthly March 1904 - Painting by Henry Hutt. writing by Roy Rolfe Gilson, Margaret Sutton Briscoe, Maud Stepney Rawson, Alice MacGowan, Mary Johnston, Ohiyesa, a Sioux Indian (Charles Eastman), Arthur Stringer, Kate Whiting Patch, Julian Hawthorne, Charles De Camp , Robert W Chambers, Grace lathrop Collin, William Dean Howells |
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| p/a | The Fire Warden type: |
Story appearing in Harper's Monthly between December, 1903 - May 1904 - Illustrated by Henry Hutt.
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Poachers type: short sporting story |
SHORT STORIES / SERIAL NOVELS (Title /author/illustrator) Poachers / Robert W. Chambers / Sydney Adamson TITLE: Harpers Weekly DAY: 5 MONTH: March YEAR: 1904 VOLUME: XLVIII NUMBER: 2463 COVER SUBJECT: Czar Nicholas II and Czarina in Court Robes |
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A Mixed Bad type: short sporting story |
Books and Bookmen / James MacArthur / Photo of: Robert W. Chambers
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| .picture available | Fly-fishing type: short sporting story |
SHORT STORIES / SERIAL NOVELS (Title /author/illustrator) Fly-Fishing / Robert W. Chambers / Sydney Adamson TITLE: Harpers Weekly DAY: 19 MONTH: March YEAR: 1904 VOLUME: XLVIII NUMBER: 2465 COVER SUBJECT: Soldiers in battle COVER ILUSTRATOR: Gordon H. GRANT |
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story by RWC - Maybe Henry Hutt illustrations | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Poor Sport Made Better type: article |
SHORT STORIES / SERIAL NOVELS (Title /author/illustrator) Poor Sport Made Better / Robert W. Chambers / Sydney Adamson TITLE: Harpers Weekly DAY: 14 MONTH: May YEAR: 1904 VOLUME: XLVIII NUMBER: 2473 COVER ILLUSTRATOR:Gordon H. GRANT |
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The Dryad's Hunting type: short story |
Short Story appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, June 25, 1904 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Point Shooting type: article |
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Curiosities of Angling type: article |
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Ex Curia type: story |
Contains: Drawing to accompany Diagnosis, by W. L. Jacobs; They, by Rudyard Kipling; Diagnosis, a poem by E. S. Martin; If Bird or Devil, by Philip Loring Allen, with illustrations by May Wilson Preston, printed in colors: The Last Asset, by Edith Wharton and illustrated by Raymond M. Crosby; Miss Goodwin's Inheritance, by Thomas Nelson Page; The Soldier of the Valley, Chapters X.-XII, by Nelson Lloyd and illustrated by A. B. Frost; Ex Curia, by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by Howard Chandler Christy; and others. The colored front was designed by S. Ivanowski. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| . | Semi-Tropical Shooting type: article |
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| . | Fished Out type: article |
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Stag and Roebuck type: article |
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Good Citizens type: short story |
* * Good Citizens, (ss) The Saturday
Evening Post Sep 17 1904 Saturday Evening Post September 17,1904.Cover illustrated by Henry Hutt.Contains: "Good Citizens" by Robert W. Chambers , "Presidential Campaigns of Today and Yesterday" by Rebecca Harding Davis ,"The Eagle's Shadow" serialized by James Branch Cabell illustrated by Will Grefe,"George Ade and the Gamecock" , "How the Major Took the Pledge" by Arthur McFarlane ,etc.and ads for Waterman's,Edison Phonograph, Pneumatic Golf Ball ,A.B. Kirschbaum,and more.. |
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Harper's Weekly Magazine
October 15 1904 Poetry by Robert W Chambers |
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Iole type: short story |
Short Story appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, October 22 1904 - A Story of a Business Man Beautiful / Robert W. Chambers / J.C. Leyendecker
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"The Case of Mr. Helmer" (The Tree of Heaven) type:
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Harper’s Monthly Oct ’04 writing by Algernon Swinburne, Mary E Wilkins Freeman, John Tabb, Henry Van Dyke, Abby McGuire Roach, Jame Branch Cabell, Josephine Daskam Bacon, Mrs Humphry Ward, Charles G D Roberts, Francis Willing Wharton, Robert W Chambers, Marie Manning, Fanny Kemble Johnson, William Dean Howells, many many more ; illustrations by Clarence Underwood, Howard Pyle, Edwin Austin Abbey, Alice Barber Stephens, Albert Sterner, Henry Hutt, W D Stevens, Florence Scovel Shinn, W H Lawrence, , , many more ; Harper's Monthly Magazine, October 1904 - Algernon Swinburne commentary on Othello, with Edwin Austin Abbey artwork to accompany it (Emilia and Desdemona) - Howard Pyle Frontispiece (color below) with two more full color full page plates - Art by Howard Pyle, Edwin Austin Abbey, Alice Barber Stephens, Albert Sterner, and other legends of the time - Short story by James Branch Cabell - The story of the Golden Spike of Promontory Utah - advertising sections, including ad for Sherlock Holmes board game |
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| . | Trout and Grayling in Bavaria type: article |
Sporting article Harper's Weekly Magazine October 22 1904 issue - Pre-Election Issue - Grisly pix from Siberia prisons, including executions (pic too graphic to show here) - 2 pages of pix from the International Automobile Race for the W T Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island - Full page pic of John D Rockefeller - Editorial supplement included - Photographic portfolio of pics from recent ascent of Mt Hood - Serial fiction by A E W Mason - New York City rapid transit subway opens! - Fishing in Bavaria, by Robert W Chambers |
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HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE, NOVEMBER, 1904 - Features artwork by Howard Pyle. This issue includes a color frontispiece by Lucius Wolcott Hitchcock. Other interior artists include Howard Pyle (color illustrations), T. A. Breuer, Alice Barber Stephens, Fletcher Ransom, Albert Sterner, Orson Lowell, Sydney Adamson, and Charlotte Harding. Writers include Robert W. Chambers, William Dean Howells, Robert Loveman, Camille Flammarion, Edith Wyatt, Abby Meguire Roach, Sewell Ford, Andrew Lang, Fanny Kemble Johnson, Mrs. Humphry Ward, Van Tassel Sutphen, Wlter Hale and others. This issue also includes a nifty two page advertisement for ST. NICHOLAS magazine, and highlights the forthcoming L. Frank Baum serial, QUEEN ZIXI OF IX as well as a 1/4 page illustrated ad for Parker Brothers SHERLOCK HOLMES game. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Green Mouse type: short story |
Short Story appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, November
12, 1904 Saturday Evening Post November 12,1904. Cover illustrated by Karl Anderson. Contains: "The Green Mouse" by Robert W. Chambers , "Tales of the Road" by Charles Crewdson ,"A Travesty Of Justice-The Story of Fifteen Lost Years" serialized by Florence Maybrick ,who was tried and convicted of murdering her husband . In recent years her husband has been considered a possible Jack The Ripper candidate,"The Fancy Dress Election" by George Randolph Chester , "Rose of The World" by Agnes and Egerton Castle illustrated by Harrison Fisher ,etc |
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Special Messenger type: serial or story |
story illustrated by Henry Hutt Between December 1904 and May 1905 Special Messenger. . Robert W. Chambers 344 |
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| pa | "Out of the Depths" (The Tree of Heaven) type:
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noted in Moskowitz/MUP copy of The Tree of Heaven December 3, 1904 Collier's magazine, Christmas Number cover by illustrator Maxfield Parrish of "The Three Wise Men". Full page color illustration by Frederic Remington titled "A Snow Bound Christmas on the Overland Coach," full page Charles Dana Gibson, "Out of The Depths" by Robert W. Chambers illustrated by Walter Appleton Clark, "A Defective Santa Claus" by James Whitcomb Riley, "Miss Civilization," "A Comedy in One Act" by Richard harding Davis illustrated by Harrison Fisher, full page center-spread by A. B. Frost titled "Home for the Holidays", "Simple Folk" by F. Hopkinson Smith illustrated by W. Granville Smith |
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The Seasons Notable Fiction / Photos of: - Jack London - George Barr MCutcheon - Richard Le Gallienne - Upton Sinclair - T.J.L. MManus - Robert Grant - Robert Herrick - Norman Duncan - Justin Huntly MCarthy - Kate of Kate Hall - William Stearns Davis - Evelyn Underhill - Elizabeth Jordan Illustrations of: - H.G. Wells - Robert W. Chambers - Nancys Country Christmas - The Love of Azalea |
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En Passant type: short story |
Short story appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, January 21, 1905 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| . | Special Messenger type: short story |
Special Messenger, a story....
Robert W. Chambers. Illustrated by Howard Pyle..
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The Keys of Eden type: short story |
Short Story appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, February 4, 1905 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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"The Swastika" (The Tree of Heaven) type: short
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Short story appearing in the Saturday Evening Post, March
18, 1905 NOTE: fantasy, uncle uses a crystal ball to spy on his nephew at courting and sends disapproving messages. |
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The Kings illustrator: J.C. Leyendecker |
The Kings by Robert W. Chambers is a poem overtop a full-page illustration by J.C. Leyendecker -- The Kings (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 25 1905 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Quod Erat-- type: short story |
* Quod Erat— (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 22 1905 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Resurgam type: pm |
* Resurgam (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 29 1905 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Aphrodite - The Story of the Little Pagan in the Park type:
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RWC story in May 5 SEP - The blurb has a reference to “the little pagan,” which term was used in an earlier blurb, so this is a sequel to another story, maybe “Quod Erat.”. The issue has got the stories by Robert W.Chambers "Aphrodite", by Charles N.Crewdson "Tales of the Road", by Edwin L. Sabin "The Sunday-School Picnic", by Emery Pottle "The Picnickers", by Robert Herrick "The Memoirs of an American" and some others. |
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A State of Mind type: short story |
Short story appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, June 3, 1905 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Ghost of a Chance type: novelette |
Everybody's Magazine Aug 1905 Everybody's Magazine [v13 # 2, August 1905] (Ridgway-Thayer, 15¢, 144pp, standard, cover by ?) * 147 • The Ghost of a Chance • Robert W. Chambers • nv Everybody's Magazine The Ghost of Chance, Love Story by Robert W. Chambers, 12 page Vaudeville pictorial, In the Farthest Sea story by G.B. Lancaster illustrated by Henry Peck. .
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Ave atquo Vale, Gibson type: article |
Charles Dana Gibson issue. "Ten New Gibson Illustrations and 'Ave atquo Vale, Gibson,' an Appreciation by Robert W. Chambers in this issue." |
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The Mystic Three type: short story |
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.W/ color cover illustration of Miss Mary Mannering by Otto Sarony (Frontispiece) Charles Scribner’s Sons Holiday Books Ad including: Our Neighbors by Charles Dana Gibson review by Robert W. Chambers, Colliers Weekly, and other books by Jessie Wilcox Smith, Frances Hodgson Burnett, James H. Breasted, Capt. Robert F. Scott, R. N., Caspar Whitney, F. Hopkinson Smith, E. W. Hornung, James B. Connolly, Arthur Train, Oliver Herford, Edith Wharton |
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