May 1906

Articles

• Camping with President Theodore Roosevelt

  "He is doubtless the most vital man on the continent, if not on the planet, to-day. He is many-sided, and every side throbs with his tremendous life and energy."

  John Burroughs

• Camping With President Roosevelt

  John Burroughs

• Man and the Actor

  Richard Mansfield

• A Sketch in Black and White

  Frank Clayton

• Music in Moonlight

  Richard Watson Gilder

• Moorland Magic

  Florence Converse

• The Critic and the Law

  Richard Washburn Child

• Life Insurance and Speculation

  Charles J. Bullock

• Baedeker in the Making

  James F. Muirhead

• Hantu

  Henry Milner Rideout

• Holidays and History

  William Roscoe Thayer

• A Lyric

  Bliss Carman

• The Terraced Garden

  Susan S. Wainwright

• The Voice Oe Beauty

  Chester Bailey Fernald

• Froude

  Goldwin Smith

• The Millerstown Yellow Journal

  Elsie Singmaster

• The Primitive "Tripper"

  Herbert Vaughan Abbott

• Recent Shakespearean Literature

  William Allan Neilson

• The Act of Composition

  Wilbur L. Cross

• Memoriae Praeteritorum

  Catherine E. Worcester

• On Having Known a Poet

• Of Unwritten Books

• The Tyranny of Things

• Minor Delights

• Editing for the Best Magazines

• To a Blank Space in a Magazine

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