June 1900

Articles

• The Independence of the Executive (Part I)

  In an address to Princeton University, America’s 22nd and 24th president spoke about the history and political deliberations surrounding his former office.

  Grover Cleveland

• Tuppenny Travels in London

  Kate Douglas Wiggin

• Recent Economic Tendencies

  Charles A. Conant

• On the Night Train

  Mary Tracy Earle

• The Poetry of a Machine Age

  Gerald Stanley Lee

• An Archer on the Kankakee

  Maurice Thompson

• Gentleman and Scholar

  Ephraim Emerton

• Content in a Garden

  Candace Wheeler

• A Citizen of the Republic

  George Kibbe Turner

• In an Alpine Posting-Inn

  Edith Wharton

• A Letter From France

  Alvan F. Sanborn

• A Substitute for Greek

  William Cranston Lawton

• Autobiography of W. J. Stillman

  William James Stillman

• Dante's Message

  Charles A. Dinsmore

• The Municipal Voters' League of Chicago

  Edwin Burritt Smith

• Realism on the Ghetto Stage

  Hutchins Hapgood

• Bernard Quaritch

  Dean Sage

• Poet and Potentate

  Harrison S. Morris

• When, Muse?

  Edith M. Thomas

• Apollo's Song

  William Hervey Woods

• The Northern Muse

  Bliss Carman

• The Poet's Lay

  John Vance Cheney

• To Song

  Lizette Woodworth Reese

• The Poet's Prayer

  Eustace Cullinan

• A Plea for Satire

• A Little Guide to French Manners

• Americans and Climate

• A Parable of Shipwreck