June 1899

Articles

• Politics and the Judiciary

  “How has this control of the judiciary by party bosses and campaign committees arisen, and to what extent does it prevail?”

  Francis Gaylord Cook

• To Have and to Hold

  Mary Johnston

• Japan and the Philippines

  Arthur May Knapp

• The Greaser

  William R. Lighton

• The Tenement House Blight

  Jacob A. Riis

• Improvement in City Life: Iii. Æsthetic Progress

  Charles Mulford Robinson

• The Man at the Wheel

  Gilbert Parker

• Letters Between Two Poets: The Correspondence of Bayard Taylor and Sidney Lanier

  Henry Wysham Lanier

• Notes on Glass Decoration

  Annie Fields

• Robert and Elizabeth Browning

  Harriet Waters Preston

• The Outlook in Cuba

  Herbert Pelham Williams

• Bereavement of the Fields: In Memory of Archibald Lampman, Who Died February 10, 1899

  W. Wilfred Campbell

• Bobolinks After Sunset

  J. Russell Taylor

• Brooklyn Bridge

  Charles G. D. Roberts

• Road-Hymn for the Start

  William Vaughn Moody

• The Autobiography of a Revolutionist: St. Petersburg

  P. Kropotkin

• My Babes in the Wood

• Cyrano Speaks

• British Novelists on Show

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