503

general magazines, 11:448-51, 530- 33

geographical periodical, 11:79, 413— 15

illustrated weeklies, 11:7, 452 n insurance periodicals, II:94w juvenile magazines, 11:100-1 literary magazines, 11:29, 31, 37- 38, 42, 158-59, 383«, 406w, 419n magazine center, 11:103-5 “mammoth pictorals,” 11:58 Masonic journal, 11:197 medical journals, 1:439; 11:85 military periodicals, II: 547—51 music journals, 11:197 Odd Fellows magazine, 11:215 pharmacy journals, 11:92 printers’ magazine, 11:93 police gazettes, 11:187, 325 railroad journals, 1:297 n; 11:81, 83 religious periodicals, 11:7, 63, 65«, 66, 68, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 365, 366 n, 516

scientific periodicals, 11:79, 316» socialist periodicals, 11:207 spelling-reform periodicals, 11:212 spiritualist periodicals, 11:209-10 sports magazines, 11:204 stenographic periodicals, 11:212 theatrical periodicals, 11:198 trade magazines, 11:92-93 women’s magazines, 11:58, 437-41, 466w

post-Civil War magazines in (1865— 85

agricultural magazines, I:728«;

111:152

art journals, 111:185, 410-12 artificial gas periodical, 111:131 biographical journals, 111:260, 262w booksellers’ periodicals, 111:235 chromolithographic journals, 111:186 comic magazines, 111:265-67, 268 n- 69 n, 520 n, 55 3n

construction periodicals, 111:129, 130

crime periodicals, II:325«; 111:44 current events magazines, 111:332 drama periodicals, III: 198—99 educational periodicals, II:99n; 111:163, 167, 168

engineering periodicals, 111:114-15 family magazines, II:349«, 469«; III:42 2 w

fashion magazines, 111:97-98, 481- 90

financial publications, II:94«, 96, 111:147

New York, New York —Continued freedmen’s journal, 111:283 gardening magazines, 111:161 general magazines, 11:2 50, 530 n;

111:256, 417-21

geographical periodical, II :413m health magazines, 111:139 historical journals, 111:260 home magazines, 111:98-99 insurance journals, II:94m; 111:145, 1 46 n

juvenile magazines, 11:100-1;

111:176-79, 500-5 kindergarten magazine, 111:163 library periodical, 111:517-19 literary magazines, II:383 m, 419m; 111:31, 33, 35, 37, 39 n, 233-35, 319, 361

lurid publications, II:32 5 m; 111:44 magazine center, 111:2 5-29 mail-order papers, 111:39 manufacturers’ periodicals, 111:12 7- 28

medical journals, II :85m; III:MO- 43

military periodicals, II: 547m;

111:132, 533-34 mining periodicals, 111:114-15 music journals, 11:197; 111:196 philosophical journal, 111:385-87 photography periodical, 111:186 printers’ magazines, 11:93; 111:131 railroad magazines, 1:297 n;

111:125 n, 126 n

religious magazines, II: 367 m;

111:64, 67-77, 79-85, 89, 422-23 scientific periodicals, II: 3 16m,

III: 109m, 495m secret societies, 111:315 socialist periodicals, 111:301 society notes, 111:101-2 sports periodicals, 111:209-11, 213, 215, 218, 220

technical periodicals, 111:115, 117-18, 122

temperance periodicals, 111:310 trade magazines, 111:133-36 trade-union magazines, 11:92;

111:300; IV:220 vocational magazines, 111:132 women’s magazines, 111:99, 388-90 women’s rights magazines, 111:94, 443-53

Gilded Age magazines in (1885-1905) advertising journals, IV:247, 337 agricultural periodicals, I:728m- IV:337

all-fiction magazines, IV: 115, 117, 41 7m, 608m

amateur periodicals, IV:390, 391 Anglo-American periodicals, IV:228 architectural periodicals, IV: 323 art periodicals, 111:185; IV: 146-47, 233

automobile periodicals, IV:330-31 booksellers’ magazines, 111:235; IV: 127, 434m

charity magazines, IV:382 chess magazines, IV:382 child-care periodicals, IV: 364 comic periodicals, 111:2 70, 520 m,

553m; IV: 3 85, 387m construction periodicals, 111:129, 130 m; IV :325m

crime periodicals, II:325 m; IV: 199 current-events magazine, IV: 64, 649-51

education periodicals, 111:168, 170;

IV: 265, 269, 272m engineering periodicals, III: 122m; IV: 320-23

family magazines, II:349 m, 469m;

III:422m; IV:480m; V:154m fashion periodicals, 111:98, 481 m;

IV :363m, 580m, 756, 763m financial periodicals, 11:96;

III: 147m; IV:349

flower periodicals, 111:161; IV :342m general magazines, III: 510m; IV:45, 506m, 589-99, 608m, 717m;

V: 145m, 286 n

geographical periodicals, II :413m; IV:2 2 5

health periodicals, 111:139; IV:316, 317

historical journals, 111:260; IV: 138, 139

hobby periodicals, IV:391 illustrated magazines, II :452m;

IV: 58, 1 53, 453m

insurance periodicals, II:94m;

111:145, 146m; IV:350-51 Irish-American periodical, IV:227 Jewish periodicals, IV-300 journalists’ periodicals, IV:243-44 juvenile periodicals, III :500m;

IV: 273-75

low-priced magazines, IV:4, 46-47, 49

lecture periodicals, IV:266 legal periodicals, IV:347, 348 library periodical, III:5 17m literary magazines, II:383m, 419m local topics, IV: 84-86

magazine center, IV: 82—83 mail-order periodicals, IV:367 manufacturing periodicals, 111:12 7— 28; IV: 183-85, 186«, 325 n marine periodicals, IV:333-34 medical periodicals, 111:140-43;

IV :313m, 314-16 military magazines, II:547w;

III:533w

mining periodicals, 111:114-15 missionary periodicals, IV:238, 305 municipal affairs periodicals, IV: 198 music journals, IV:251—52, 254 office-practice periodicals, IV:352 outdoor magazines, IV:633n penmanship periodicals, 111:170 pet periodical, IV:382 pharmacy periodicals, IV: 317— 18 philology journals, IV: 128 philosophical journal, IV: 303 photography periodicals, IV: 149-50 political magazines, IV: 171, 178 political science journals, IV: 180-81 printers’ periodicals, 111:131;

IV:248 n

psychology journal, IV: 303 railroad periodicals, 1:297 n;

III: 126 n; IV :333n real-estate periodical, IV:325 religious periodicals, II:367w;

IV: 284, 285 n, 287-88, 290-91, 293n, 29$n, 296-98, 300, 301 review periodicals, IV:52, 60, 62, 66, 51 In, 657 n, 113n scientific periodicals, 11:316 n,

III: 109w, 495ra; IV:307, 309,

310»

Scottish-American periodical,

IV: 22 7

settlement-house periodicals,

IV:195n, 196 n

single-tax periodicals, IV: 176, 204, 206

socialist periodicals, IV:176, 204, 206

social-work periodicals, IV: 194 society magazines, IV:65-66, 756- 62

spelling-reform periodical, IV:212 spiritualist periodicals, IV: 304 sports periodicals, 111:210, 213,

215, 218, 220, IV:372-74, 376, 379-81

success periodical, IV: 169 Sunday papers, IV: 69 tariff periodicals, IV: 166 theater periodicals, IV: 260-61

theosophical periodicals, IV: 2 87 trade periodicals, 111:117, 118«,

131, IV: 186-87, 189»; 236 trade union periodicals, IV:220 urban magazines, IV: 77-78, 83-87 vegetarian periodicals, IV:317 women’s club periodicals, IV:356 women’s periodicals, I:580w;

III:388«; IV:360-62, 364, 366, 763-72

YMCA periodicals, IV:287 modern magazines in (1905-) advertising journal, IV:247, 33 7 all-fiction magazines, IV: 115, 41 In, 608 n

architectural periodicals, IV:323 art journals, V:166n automobile periodicals, IV:331 charity magazines, IV:741w comic magazines, III:520w, 552n crime periodicals, II:325«; IV: 199 current-events magazines, V:49w, 191«, 29 3n, 649 n dental journal, IV:317 drama magazines, IV: 74In family magazines, II:349«, 469«; 111:42 2n; IV:480/z; V:125«,

154 n

fashion magazines, III: 481 n;

IV: 5 80 n, 756n

financial journals, 11:96, III :147m general magazines, III:510n;

IV \AS3n, S06n, 599-607, 608 n, 717 n; V :3n, 72, 88-89, 154n, 286 n

geographical publication, II:413w health periodicals, IV:316, 317 hobby periodicals, IV: 391 home periodicals, IV:324« illustrated weekly, II:452w Indian periodical, IV:215 insurance periodicals, 111:145,

146 n; IV:350-51 journalists’ periodicals, IV: 244 juvenile magazines, III:500«,

IV:273-74

lecture periodical, IV:266 legal periodicals, III: 144zz, IV:348 libertarian magazine, V:88-99 library periodical, III:517w literary magazines, III:383«. 419w;

V: 1 17-24, 165-78 medical journals, 111:140-43,

IV \3\3n, 314-16 military periodicals, II:547w;

III: 5 33n

municipal-affairs periodical, IV: 198

New York, New York Continued music periodical, IV :2 53m newspaper trade magazines, V:59m office-practice periodicals, IV:352 outdoor magazines, IV: 633m pet periodical, IV:382 pharmacy periodicals, IV:317—18 philosophical journal, IV:303 photography periodical, IV: 150 psychology journal, IV: 303 publishers’ magazine, V:59 n railroad journals, I:297m; III:126m; IV:333m

real-estate periodical, IV:32 5 religious magazines, 11:69, 367 n; 111:84; IV:194, 285 n, 287-88,

290-91, 29 In, 295 n, 297-98, 300, 305

review periodicals, IV :510m, 657 n, 754, 773m

scientific periodicals, II :316m ;

III:495m; IV:309, 310m settlement-house periodicals,

IV :195m, 196m

socialist periodical, IV: 176, 206 society magazine, IV: 756m sports magazines, 111:210; IV:3 73, 376, 380, 381

success magazine, V:286-92 technical magazines, 111:117, 118m, 122m; IV: 3 2 1, 323, 334 theosophical periodicals, IV: 287 trade magazines, 11:92-93;

III: 131m; IV: 186-87, 189m, 236 women’s magazines, III :388m, IV:360-62, 364, 763m; V:125m athletic clubs in, 111:221 burlesque theaters in, 111:206 crime in, 11:2 7-28 growth of, 1:375 homeless children in, IV:200 municipal corruption in, 11:478-80; III:4, 26-27, 290-91, 320, 342, 345-46, 440-42, 524-25, 553; IV: 124, 197-98 muckraking articles, IV:600 municipal reform in, 111:313 music in, 1:434; IV:249 newspapers in, 1:160, 465; 11:205; III: 266

opera in, 1:173

population of, 1:202; 11:103-4 postal regulations (1792) and, 1:19 prostitution in, 111:2 7-28 as publishing center, 11:103-4, 496 public school system in, 11:96 theater in, 1:55-56, 169, 427-28 yellow fever epidemics in, 1:149

New-York American, 11:297 New York Amusement Gazette, IV:260 New York Anti-Slavery Society, 1:457 New York Aquarium Journal, 111:111 New York-Atheneum Association, 1:335 New York Baptist Advocate, II:64m New York Book-Lover, V:29 New York Boys’ Weekly, 111:179 New York City Mission Monthly,

IV :195m

New York Chronicle, 11:64, 547 New York Citizen and Round Table, 111:324

New York Clipper, 11:198, 203, 204; 111:198, 209, 211, 218, 220;

IV:260

New York Colonization Journal, 11:141 New York Colored Mission, IV: 195m New York Commercial Advertiser Pictorial Review, IV: 70

New York Daily Democrat, III :269m New York Dramatic Mirror, III:198w; IV:255, 260

New York Dramatic News, 111:198, 199; IV:260

New York Eclectic Medical and Surgical Journal, III: 143

New York Evangelist, see: Evangelist (New York)

New York Evening Mail, 111:323 New York Evening Mirror, see: New York Mirror

New York Evening Post, 11:205, 420, 426, 428, 448; 111:344-50 New York Examiner, 11:64, 547 New York Family Story Paper, IV: 117, 11 8m

New York Farmer, I:442m, 799; 111:153 New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, 111:260; IV: 137m New York Graphic, 111:126 New York Graphic Society, V:328m New York Herald, 11:291, 530; 111:273, 548

See also Bennett, James Gordon New York Herald Tribune, V:15 New York Humorist, III :269m New York Illustrated Magazine, 1:808 New York Illustrated News, 11:14, 15; 111:325

New York Illustrated Times, 111:198 New York Insurance Journal, II :94m New York Journal of the Deaf, IV: 194 New York Journal of Education, I :492m New York Journal of Homoeopathy, II: 85m

New York Journal of Medicine, 1:807; II :84m

New York Journal of Romance, General Literature, Science and Art, see: Frank Leslie’s New York Journal of Romance, General Literature, Science and Art New York Leader, 11:526 New York Ledger, 11:38, 130, 149, 206, 527; III:6, 7 n, 224, 279, 528; IV:4, 39, 65 advertising in, 11:14-16 circulation of, 11:10, 102 payment to contributors, 11:23-24 sketch of, 11:356—63

New York Legal Observer, 1:451, 806; II: 93 w

New York Literary Gazette, 1:128,

798

New York Lumber Trade Journal, IV: 3 2 5

New York Lyceum, 1:490 New-York Magazine, 1:19, 34, 37-38, 55-56

founding of, 1:30 sketch of, 1:114-16 New York Magazine of Mysteries,

IV:304

New York Mechanic, 11:317 New York Medical Gazette, II :84m New York Medical Journal, I: 439m, 568; 111:140; IV:313 ; V:29 New York Medical and Physical Journal, I: 151m, 797 New York Mercury, 111:209 New York Mining Record, 111:114 New York Mirror (nineteenth-century magazine), 1:210, 354, 393,

427-30, 431, 449, 477, 520, 522, 578; 11:540, 349, 356, 426;

111:179, 198, 220m; IV:676 founding of, 1:12 7 sketch of, 1:320-30

New-York Missionary Magazine, 1:133, 199, 200m, 791

New York Monthly Magazine, 1:242 New York Musical Gazette, 111:196 New York Musical Pioneer and Chorister’s Budget, II: 198m New-York Musical Review and Gazette, 11:197

New York News Library, IV: 117 New York Observer, see: Observer (New York)

New York Picayune, 1:426, 808; 11:179,

181

New-York Quarterly, 11:28 New York Railroad Men, IV:333m New York Review, 1:367, 669-71 New-York Review and Atheneum Mag-

azine, 1:172-73, 184-85, 199,

332

founding of, 1:128 sketch of, 1:334-35 New York Saturday Review, IV:85 New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, V: 1 74

New York Sportsman, III: 2 15m New York State

number of magazines in, I:202m, 375m public education in, 1:145 See also specific towns and cities New York State College of Agriculture, IV :341 m

New York State Journal of Medicine, IV:314

New York State Mechanic, 1:445, 805 New York State Reporter, IV:347m New York Suffrage Newsletter, IV:356 New York Sun, 11:44; 111:190, 511, V: 269

New York Time-Piece, II: 183 New York Times, 1:730, 747; 11:392, 426, 509, 530; 111:117, 190, 290, 363, 369; V:49-51, 55-58, 114, 212-13, 307

New York Times Current History of the European War, V: 50

New York Times Supplement, IV: 70, 126

New York Tribune, 11:144, 205, 386, 407, 426; 111:107, 151, 196, 338; V:202, 248

See also Greeley, Horace New York Tribune Illustrated Supplement, IV: 70

New York Underwriter, II :94m; 111:145 New York Voice, III:3 10m New York Weekly, 11:10, 38; IV:4, 119 advertising rate of, 111:11, 16, 39, 224 circulation of. III:6

New York Weekly Magazine, 1:121, 164, 167, 172, 174, 790

New York Weekly Museum, 1:127, 795 New York Weekly Review, 11:197; 111:196

New York World, 111:319, 411, 529; V:209, 294

New-Yorker (1834-41), 1:345, 357,

358-59 515, 620, 803; IV:86 New Yorker, IV:568; V:19, 162, 315 New Yorker Staats-Zeitung, V:51 Newark, N.J., I:31m; 111:33, 146m;

IV: 178, 221m, 269m, 292m, 401m Newbern, N.C., III: 261m Newberry Library, V:349 Newburgh, N.Y., 11:212; 111:80, 98 Newcomb, Harry Turner, IV:332; V:330

Newcomb, Simon, 1:535; II:79«, 248; 111:110, 337

Newell, Peter, 11:400; IV: 546, 720 Newell, Robert Henry, 11:37, 117;

111:441, 558

Newell, William Wells, IV: 128 Newman, Harry, 111:556 Newman, Thomas G., 111:81 Newmarket, N.H., IV:391«

Newnan, Ga., 11:111

Newnes, George, IV:658

Newport, R.I., IV:140w

Newport Historical Magazine, 111:2 59

News, V:59

News articles, see Current events; Current events magazines; Newspapers; Review-type magazines News companies, III:8; IV:610-11 News depots, III:9 News-Letter, 111:101; IV: 106 News and Observer, V:275-77 News periodicals, see Current events magazines; Newspapers; Review- type magazines News photography, IV: 455 See also Half-tones News from the Spirit World, 111:82 n Newsman, IV: 127 Newspaper Maker, IV:244 Newspaperdom, IV:244; V:62, 66 Newspapers, 1:9 defined, 1:6, 8 n early (1741-94) taxes on, 1:92

in nationalist era (1794-182 5) agricultural, 1:153-54 circulation, 1:161 daily, 1:1 59, 329 growth, 1:160

independent development, 1:162 literary qualities, 156-58 political, 1:1 58-62 popularity, 1:156, 160 in expansionist era (1825-50), 1:683 circulation, 1:465-66 mail privileges 1:517-18 number, I:342n, 375 n, 465 quality and type, 1:465-66 in Civil War era (1850-65) average circulation, 11:10 circulation, 11:205 growth, 11:204-6 news pictures, 11:43 quality and type, 111:271-74 in post-Civil War era (1865-85), III:5 n

advertising, 111:2 72-73 circulation, III:6

comic, 111:2 69 increasing number, 111:2 72 popularity, 111:2 71 religious, 111:66

in Gilded Age (1885-1905), IV:2, 10, 110

magazine comment, IV:240-42 magazine competition, IV: 8 magazine supplements, IV:69-70 merger with magazines, IV: 8-9 modern (1905-)

colored illustrations, V:70 linage reports, V:69—70 as social interpreters, IV: 2 style of writing in, V:xi-xii telephone and, IV:242 trade magazines for, V: 59-71 typewriter and, IV: 242-43 Newsstand sales, 1:77; 111:8-9; IV: 18- 20, 586, 622 Newsweek, IV:577, 587 Newton, H. E., Ill: 157 Newton, John, II:92«

Newton, L. V., II:92»

Newton, Richard Heber, IV:282, 299 Newton, William Wilberforce, III:34n Nicaraguan Canal, IV:2 3 7 Nichola, Lewis, I:26»

Nichols, Edward Leamington, IV:309 Nichols, James R., III:110n Nichols, John W., 11:36; IV:79« Nichols, Samuel, II:3 7n Nichols, Thomas, 1:425 Nichols, Thomas L., 11:186 Nichols, W. A., II:518n Nichols, Wade Hampton Jr., V:12 5«, 143

Nichols, Walter S., II:94«; IV:350

Nichols, William Ichabod, IV:105«

Nicholson, Meredith, IV:46w, 390«, 466

Nick Carter Library, IV: 120

Nick Nax, 111:267

Nick-Nax for All Creation, 11:183

Nickell Magazine, IV:48

Nichol, John, IV: 149

Nicholary, John George, 11:542;

111:470; IV:40, 43, 137 Nicoll, William Robertson, IV:433 Nicolson, Harold, IV:761 Niebuhr, Reinhold, IV: 738 Nietzsche, Friedrich, V:123, 168 Nightingale, 1:122 n, 790 Niles, Hezekiah, 1:268-69 Niles, Samuel, I:134n Niles, William Ogden, 1:268, 268 n Niles’ Weekly Register, 1:160; 11:43 delinquent subscribers of, 1:200 sketch of, 1:268-70

Nilsson, Christine, 111:192, 193 Nims, John Frederick, V:22 5 n “9019, The,” V:274 Nineteenth Century, IV:228 Nirdinger, Albert H., 111:132 Nirdlinger, C. F., IV: 58n Nirdlinger, Charles J., IV:66 Nirdlinger Samuel F., IV:255 Nixon, H. C., V:116«

Nixon, Richard, V:317, 319 No Name Magazine, IV:90 Noah, Mordecai Manuel, 1:326, 490 Noble, Alden Charles, IV:389 Noble, David W., V:209 Noble, Edmund, II:510n Noble, Frederick Alphonso, III:77n Nock, Albert Jay, 111:354; V:21, 88-99, 203

Noeggerath, Emil, 111:141 Noguchi, Yone, IV:106, 654; V:237 Nolan, Mary, 111:95 Nolen, John, IV: 263 Noll, Arthur Howard, IV: 12 Non-Conformist, IV:163w Nondenominational periodicals, III: 82— 85

Non-Resistance Society, 11:285 Non-Resistant, 11:286 Norcross, W. F., 111:315 Nordau, Max, IV: 73, 123, 196-97 Nordhoff, Charles, 11:303, 395 Nordhoff, Charles Bernard, IV: 701,

709

Nordica, Lillian, 11:271; IV:546 Normal, Illinois, III:169w Normal Instructor, IV:53«, 269 Normal Seminar, IV:2 72w Norman, John, 1:37 Norman, Okla., IV:2 70n Norris, Charles G., V:291 Norris, Edward James, IV: 269 Norris, Frank, IV:106, 112, 456, 457, 690, 780-81; V:73, 29 3n Norris, J. Parker, III:237w Norris, Kathleen, 111:489; IV:471, 498, 584, 604, 769; V:83, 134 Norristown, Pa., IV:345 Norristown Herald, III:2 70w North, Jessica Nelson, V:225w, 239, 241, 243

North, William, 11:183, 185, 420, 424 North American (Philadelphia), 1:552 North American Archives of Medical and Surgical Science, I:439«, 802 North American Journal of Homoeopathy, 11:85; IV:315 North American Magazine, 1:345,

North American Medical and Surgical Journal, 1:438, 798 North American Medico-Chirurgical Review, 1:439 n

North American Miscellany, 1:348;

11:129

North American Quarterly, see: North American Magazine

North American Review, 1:130, 148,

164, 173, 176, 177, 187, 188-89, 192, 197-98, 200, 203, 204, 213, 259, 278, 367, 421, 422, 514,

756; 11:27-28, 102, 134, 137,

138, 149, 158, 530, 533; 111:18, 19, 21, 31, 35, 85, 88, 90-91, 96, 163, 166, 206, 263, 271, 277,

281, 282, 314, 436; IV:2, 10, 21, 51, 78, 216, 403, 512; V:332 political questions in, 111:290-95, 298 sketch of, 11:2 18-61

North American Review’s War Weekly, 11:259

North British Review, 11:130 North Carolina Christian Advocate, 11:61

North Carolina Farmer, 111:154 North Carolina Presbyterian, 11:6 2>n North Carolina Teacher, 111:168 North Exit, III: 7 Sn North Pacific Coast, 111:57 North Pacific Rural Spirit, 111:158 North and South, IV:93 North Star, 1:458; II:140w; IV: 108 North and West, IV:29 in North Western Reporter, IV:347 Northampton, Mass., IV:265 Northend, Charles, I:694», 695 Northern Budget, IV: 68 Northern Christian Advocate, 11:67 n Northern Independent, 11:67, 140, 146 Northern Magazine, 111:33 Northern Presbyterian, IV: 29 2>n Northern World, V:26 n Northport, N.Y., IV:347 Northrup, F. W., II:312», 313 Northwest, IV: 96

Northwest Dairyman and Farmer,

IV :344 n

Northwest Farm Equipment Journal, IV:188

Northwest Journal of Education,

IV: 2 71«

Northwest Magazine, 111:55, 148;

IV :96 n

Northwest Medicine, IV:314 Northwest-Pacific Farmer, 111:158 Northwestern, 11:67 Northwestern Agriculturist, IV:341

Northwestern Architect, 111:129 Northwestern Banker, IV: 349 n Northwestern Christian Advocate, II:66— 7, 97; 111:70; IV:217, 291 Northwestern Chronicle, III:69w Northwestern Church, 11:69 Northwestern Congregationalist, IV: 2 83 Northwestern Dental Journal, IV:317 Northwestern Druggist, IV:318n Northwestern Farmer (Indianapolis), 11:89

Northwestern Farmer (Fargo), 111:158 Northwestern Farmer (Portland, Ore.)>

111:158

Northwestern Farmer and Horticultural Journal, II: 89

North-Western Home Journal, 11:59 North-Western Home and School Journal, 11:59

Northwestern Horseman and Stockman, IV:343

N orthwestern Journal of Education, IV: 2 71

Northwestern Journal of Homoeopathia, 11:85 n

Northwestern Lancet, III:141« Northwestern Medical and Surgical Journal, II: 84«

Northwestern Miller, 111:128; IV: 185 Northwestern Presbyterian, III:75n Northwestern Prohibitionist, III:310w Northwestern Review, III:146w Northwestern Shoe and Leather Journal, IV: 185w

Northwestern Sportsman, IV:381n Northwestern University, IV:317 Norton, Andrews, 1:124, 138, 255,

277-78, 287, 401, 410, 535, 571, 615-17; 11:220, 227, 243 Norton, Charles B., 11:158, 1 59; 111:491-92

Norton, Charles Eliot, 11:146-147, 220 n, 243, 245, 260, 424, 495, 508; 111:23, 31, 186, 232, 332, 335, 347

Norton, Charles Ledyard, III:422w, 42 5, 426, 557

Norton, George Lowell, IV:334 Norton, Jacob, I:134w Norton’s Literary Advertiser, 11:158; 111:492

Norton’s Literary Gazette and Publishers’ Circular, 111:492 Norton’s Literary Letter, 11:159 Notes and Queries, 111:2 59 Notices of Recent Publications, 111:2 59 Notion, 1:361

Notre Dame, University of, IV:298

Notre „ Dame Scholastic, 111:166 Nott, Charles Cooper, 111:337 Nott, Josiah Clark, 1:575, 723, 726; 11:138, 345

Novelettes, 1:620; 11:308, 509; 111:400; IV: 118, 586, 610, 618, 713;

V: 136

Novelist, 111:54 Novels

in early magazines (1741-94), 1:103 moral novels, 1:96 prejudices against, 1:42, 63 in nationalist era magazines (1794- 1825), 1:173, 249-50, 323, 414-19

defense of, 1:175 popularity, 1:178-79 prejudices against, 1:174 serials, 1:122, 174, 219, 307, 312, 323, 359, 547, 616, 619, 643-44, 646, 650, 748

in expansionist era magazines (182 5— 50), 1:616

cheap novels, 1:418-19 critical evaluations, 1:411 English influence, 1:398-99, 415 French influence, 1:404, 415 German influence, 1:403, 415 historical, 1:416 juvenile, 1:714-1 5 opposition to, 1:416-18 pirated, 1:348 quality and type, 414-19 serials, 1:360; 11:352 in Civil War era magazines (1850-65), 11:384-87

condemnations, 11:186, 387 literary criticism, 11:159-60, 165—69 popularity, 11:172

women novelists, 11:21-22, 170-71 in post-Civil War magazines (186 5— 85), 111:400 best sellers, 111:247-48 juveniles, 111:247-48 popular authors, 111:242-46 serialized, 111:357-58 in Gilded Age magazines (1885-1905), IV:610, 673, 725 best sellers, IV: 141 digests, IV:658 foreign, IV: 134-36 leading novelists, IV: 130—31 serialized, 11:2 57

in modern magazines (1905-), IV:618; V:22, 133

dime, see Dime novels foreign, see English literature; French literature; German literature;

Russian literature; Scandinavian literature

realist versus romantic, IV: 111-12 reviews of, see Book reviews thematic trends, IV: 110—13 Now, IV:285«

Now and Then, IV:137«

Noyes, Alexander Dana, 111:347;

IV:517, 726

Noyes, Alfred, IV:438, 713; V:96, 136, 336

Noyes, George Rapall, 1:292 n Noyes, George W., 11:207/?

Noyes, James Oscar, 1:606 n Noyes John Humphrey, 11:78, 207, 286, 328

Noyes, William Albert, 111:110/?

Noyes, William H., IV:400 Nude and semi-nude illustrations,

IV:46-47, 152-53; 611; V:145- 46

See also Sex magazines Nugget, IV: 1 20

Nullification, 1:458, 575; 11:234-35 Number of magazines, IV: 11-12

early (1741-94), 1:24, 24/?, 29, 35/? chronological relationship (chart), 1:70

in nationalist era (1794-1825), 1 : 120 - 21 , 202 /? monthlies, 1:128—29 religious, 1:136-39 short-lived, 1:199 weeklies, 1:126—28

in expansionist era (1825-50), 1:341— 42

by cities and states, 1:375/? increase in publications, 1:340-42 in Civil War era (1850-65) agricultural, 11:88 comic, II: 1 79 educational, 11:98 historical, II: 1 76 Masonic, 11:214 political magazines, 11:131 religious, 11:60-62, 76 statistical trends, 11:4-5 women’s, 11:56

in post-Civil War era (1865-85) agricultural, 111:151 college, III: 165

educational periodicals, 111:167 insurance periodicals, 111:146 legal periodicals, 111:144 medical journals, 111:139 mining, III: 114 musical journals, 111:195 religious periodicals, 111:66-68, 76

scientific periodicals, 111:104-5 statistical trends, III:5 temperance, 111:309 in Gilded Age (1885-1905) agricultural periodicals, IV: 33 6 high-circulation, IV: 17 insurance periodicals, IV:350 low-cost, IV: 6 legal periodicals, IV:346 statistical trends, IV: 11-12 depressions and, IV: 159-60 Numismatic periodicals

in post-Civil War era (1865-85), 111:113

in Gilded Age (1885-1905), IV:391 Nursery, III: 176 Nursing World, IV:315 Nye, Bill, V: 121

Nye, Edgar Wilson (“Bill”), 111:269; IV:507

O.K., 11:185/?

Oak Park, Ill., 111:169; IV:274, 275 Oakland, Cal., 111:141/?; IV:296, 304/?, 345 n, 390 n

Oaksmith, Alvin, 11:450 Oaksmith, Appleton, 11:450 Oaksmith, Edward, 11:450 Oaksmith, Sidney, 11:450 Oberholtzer, Ellis Paxon, IV: 183, 197 Oberlin, Ohio, IV:293 Oberlin College, 111:166 Oberlin Evangelist, 11:63/?

Oberlin Review, 111:166 Obituaries, 11:222

O’Brien, Edward Joseph Harrington, IV:436; V:182-83, 187, 265 O’Brien, Fitz-James, 1:613; 11:20, 39, 173, 181, 183, 388, 395, 420, 424, 471, 505/?, 520, 525;

111:229

O’Brien, Frank Michael, IV:617 O’Brien, Frederick, 111:479 O’Brien, Harry R., 11:435; V:43 O’Brien, Robert Lincoln, IV:546, 777 Obscene pictures, 1:475 See also Sex magazines Observer (Baltimore), 1:204, 793 Observer (New York religious periodical, 1823-1912), 1:373, 797; 11:63, 388; 111:74, 320; IV:288, 293 Observer (St. Louis), 1:458; 111:75/? Obstetrics journals, 111:141; IV:315/? Oceanography, articles on, IV:621 Occasional Reverberator, 1:2 5/?, 787 Occident (Chicago), 111:80; IV:300 Occident (San Francisco), 111:74

Occident and American Jewish Advocate, 11:77

Occidental Medical Times, IV:314ft Occult and Biological Journal, IV:304ft Occupations, magazines on, IV: 7 74 Ocean, IV:617 Ochs, Adolph S., V:50 Ochs-Oakes, George Washington, V:49«, 51, 54, 56

O’Connell, Daniel, 11:290 O’Conner, James, III:69ft O’Connell, John J., IV:480ft O’Conner, Thomas Power, III:69ft O’Conner, William Douglas, 11:429 “Octave Thanet,” see French, Alice Odd Fellows’ Companion, 111:315 Odd Fellows magazines, 11:215; III :37ft, 315; IV:221

Odd Fellows’ Talisman, 111:315 O’Dell, Edith, V: 117ft, 122-23 Odell, George Clinton Densmore, IV: 126 Odell, Joseph Henry, 111:433 O’Donnell, Jack, IV:469 O’Donoghue, John J. W., 111:147 Odontographic Journal, 111:143ft O’Dwyer, William, III:31ft Office, IV:351

Office appliance magazines, IV:352 Office Appliances, IV:3 52 Office practice journals, IV:351-52 Office of Price Administration, V:139 Office Workers’ Union, strike of (1935), V:20

Official Railway Equipment Register, III: 126ft

Ogburn, William Fielding, IV: 192ft, 748 Ogden, Herbert Gouverneur, IV:621 Ogden, Robert Curtis, IV:689; V:72 Ogden, Rollo, 111:346, 349 Ogg, Frederick Austin, IV:618 O’Gorman, Ned, V:244 O’Hagen, Anne, IV: 618 O’Higgins, Harvey J., 111:512; IV:602, 604, V:83

Ohio

educational and publishing facilities in, 1:205-6 mailing time to, 1:207 number of periodicals in, I:375ft periodicals, IV:95

Ohio Common School Director, 1:490, 804

Ohio Cultivator, 1:444, 809

Ohio Educational Monthly, II:99ft;

IV:270

Ohio Farmer, 1:444, 809; 11:89;

111:156; IV:340

Ohio Journal of Education, II:99w

Ohio Journal of Science, IV:308 Ohio Law Bulletin, III: 145ft Ohio Law Bulletin and Reporter,

III :145ft

Ohio Law Journal, III: 145ft Ohio Law Reporter, III: 145ft;

IV :347ft

Ohio Legal News, IV:347ft Ohio Medical and Surgical Journal, 1:439, 809; 11:84ft Ohio Medical Repository, 1:803 Ohio Medical Repository of Original and Selected Intelligence, 1:439ft,

798

Ohio Mining Journal, III: 11 5ft Ohio Poultry Journal, III: 161ft Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, IV :14ft

Ohio State Journal of Dental Science, III: 143ft

Ohio State University, IV :341ft Ohio Teacher, 111:169 Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter, 111:133 Oil City, Pa., 111:130-31 Oil City Derrick, 111:131 Oil and Gas Journal, IV:184ft, 350ft Oil industry, IV: 184 investment in, IV:350ft muckraking articles on, IV:598 Oil Investor’s Journal, IV :184ft, 3 50ft Oil periodicals, 111:130-31; IV: 184 Oklahoma City, Okla., IV:313ft; V:3ft Oklahoma Law Journal, IV: 347ft Oklahoma School Herald, IV :2 70ft O’Laughlin, John Callan, II:547ft, 549 Old Cap Collier, IV: 119 Old Dominion, 111:47 Old Dominion Journal of Medicine and Surgery, IV:313ft Old Flag, II: 151

Old Guard, 11:147, 154, 177; 111:281 sketch of, 11:544-46 Old King Brandy, IV: 119 Old and New, 1:291; 11:249; 111:34, 77, 232, 280, 506 sketch of, 111:436-39 Old and New Testament Student, III:84« Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly, IV:140ft

Old Oaken Bucket, 11:211

Old Sleuth, IV: 119

“Old Sleuth” Library, III:43ft

Old Testament Student, III :84ft

Old Times, 111:2 59

Olden Times, 1:422, 808

O’Leary, James, V:333

Oleographs, fashion, 111:483

Oler, Wesley Marion, IV:649, 650

Oliphant, Laurence, 11:249 111:418, 460, 502

Oliphant, Margaret Wilson, 11:510;

111:418,460,502 Olive Branch, 11:74 Olive Tree, IV:238 n Oliver, Andrew, 1:48 Oliver, Warner, IV: 71 2 "Oliver Optic,” see Adams, William Taylor

Oliver Optic’s Magazine, 111:176 Ollivant, Alfred, IV: 783 Olmstead, John Wesley, II:262k, 266 Olmsted, Denison, 11:314, 315 Olmsted, Frederick Law, 111:331 Olney, Richard, IV:219 O’Loughlin, Daniel, IV:204 O’Loughlin, Robert S., III:481k, 482 Omaha, Neb.

Western Magazine, 111:53 other periodicals in agricultural, 111:158 medical, IV:3 14k religious, III: 75k; IV:291, 300 other, IV:97, 163k, 185k, 275, 391» Omaha Bee, IV: 70 Omaha Christian Advocate, IV:291 n Omaha Illustrated, IV:97 Omahan, IV:97

Omar Khayyam, IV:37, 133-34, 141, 491

Omega, I:441k Once a Month, 111:2 56 Once a Week (Collier’s periodical), IV:453

Once a Week (Leslie’s periodical), 11:441; 111:98

Onderdonk, Benjamin Tredwell, 1:13 5, 329

Onderdonk, William H., 11:69

Oneal, James, V :5

Oneida Circular, see: Circular

Oneida community, II:207k; 111:300

O’Neill, Eugene, V:13, 121, 236, 266

O’Neill, Moira, IV: 602

O’Neill, Rose, 111:489; V:136

Onward, 111:176, 219

O'dlogist (Albion, N.Y.), 111:111

Oologist (Rockville, R.I.), 111:111

Opal, II: 100

Open Court, III:78n; IV:302

Open Shop, IV :183k

Open Shop Review, IV :183k

Opera, 1:172-73, 325, 403, 432-33, 610;

11:196

after Civil War, 111:192-96; IV:249 Opera Glass, 1:427, 800; IV:94, 261 Operative Miller, IV: 185k

Operator, 111:121, 122k Ophthalmic Record, IV:315k Opthalmology, IV:315k Ophthalmology journals, III: 141—42 * IV: 315

Oppenheim, E. Phillips, IV:471, 493, 501, 607, 618, 694, 695; V:86, 249, 291

Oppenheim, James, 111:487; V:290 Oppenheimer, Franz, V:92 Opper, Frederick Burr, 11:464; 111:504, 525-26, 528, 531 Opportunity, IV: 169

"Optic, Oliver,” see Adams, William Taylor

Optical Journal, IV: 3 15k Optimist (Philadelphia), 285k Optimist (St. Louis), IV: 101 Orange, N.J., IV:296 Orange County Farmer, 111:153 Orange Judd American Agriculturist, I: 728k

Orange Judd Farmer, 1:731; IV’:337 Oratory, 1:184-85, 423 Orchard, Harry, IV:600 Orchard and Garden, 111:162 Orchardry journals, 111:162 Orcutt, C. R., Ill: 109 Orcutt, Edward, IV: 700 Orczy, Baroness Emmusca, V:72 Ordeal, 1:1 60k, 793 Ordinance of 1782, 1:17 Orear, J. Davis, IV:386 Oregon Agriculturist, 111:158 Oregon Churchman, III: 75k Oregon City, Ore., 111:72 Oregon Farmer, 11:90; IV:341 Oregon Historical Quarterly, IV: 139 Oregon Merchants’ Magazine, IV: 186 Oregon Teachers’ Monthly, IV: 2 70k Oregon Territory issue, 1:463-64 O’Reilly, John Boyle, III:69k; IV:297, 633

"O’Reilly, Miles,” see Halpine, Charles Graham

“O’Rell, Max,” see Blouet, Paul Ores and Metals, IV:322 n Orff, Frank ,V: 151—53 Orff, Samuel, IV:361 Organists’ Quarterly Journal and Review, 197k

Oriental and Biblical Journal, 111:84,

112k

Oriental religion, 1:709 Oriental Series, IV :233k Oriental tales, 1:42, 44, 109, 122 Oriental World, IV:233 Orion, 1:383, 806

" Ormond, John Raper, V:281 Orne, Caroline, 1:529; 11:410 Ornithologist and Ohio gist, 111:111 Ornithology, 11:449

periodicals, III: 111; IV:310 Orphans, magazines on, IV:200 Orphan’s Cry, IV: 2 00 Orpheus, III:197«

Orr, John William, 11:43, 215, 410, 449, 454; 111:37 Orr, Lyndon, IV:616

Orr, Nathaniel, 1:522, 714; 11:43, 390, 449

Orr, T. E., IV:89 Orris, John, I: 764 Orth, Samuel Peter, IV:778, 779 Orvis, John, 111:300; IV:203 Osborn, Charles, 1:162 Osborn, Clifton Carlisle, IV:430 Osborn, Thomas Mott, IV: 199 Osborne, Charles Francis, IV:324w Osborne, Duffield, 11:2 53; IV:371 Osbourne, Lloyd, IV:616, 692, 720;

V:30, 83

Osceola, Mo., 111:89

Osgood, Mrs. Frances Sargent, 1:412, 499, 508, 546, 584, 743, 760, 770; 11:35, 308

Osgood, James R., & Co., 11:249, 386

Osgood, Kate Putnam, 11:469, 111:463

Osgood, Samuel, 1:292 n, 663; 11:28, 389

O’Shaughnessy, Arthur, IV:42 5

Oskaloosa, Iowa, III: 7 7/z, 80

Oskison, John M., IV:464, 783

Ostenso, Margaret, IV: 585

Ossining, N.Y., IV: 199

Osteopathic journals, IV:316

O’Sullivan, John L., 1:346, 678-81

Oswald, Felix, 111:558

Oswald, John Clyde, IV:244, 247

Other Side, IV: 181

Otis, Bass, 1:208, 210

Otis, Elita Proctor, IV:85

Otis, Harrison Gray, 11:280

Otis, James, 111:503; IV:765

Otology journals, 111:141-42; IV:315

Ottawa, Illinois, III:128«

Ottley, James Henry, IV:580w, 581-83

Ottolengui, Rodrigues, III:143w

“Ouida,” see De la Ramee, Marie Louise

Our Banner, 111:74

Our Boys, III: I 79

Our Boys and Girls, 111:176 n

Our Boys’ and Girls’ Own, IV:298

Our Church Paper, 111:79

Our Continent, 111:557

Our Country, III:262?z

Our Country Home, 111:152

Our Daily Fair, 11:87

Our Day, IV: 52, 284

Our Dumb Animals, 111:312

Our Enemy the State (Nock), V:92

Our Fireside Friend, III:8», 101

Our Fireside Journal, 111:39

Our Grange Homes, 111:152

Our Home Companion, IV:82

Our Home Field, IV:305

Our Home and Fireside Magazine,

111:39 n; IV:305 Our Home Journal, 111:155 Our Homes and Our Homeless, IV:200 Our Language, IV:212 Our Little Granger, 111:179 Our Little Men arid Women, 111:177 Our Little Ones and the Nursery,

111:176

Our Living and Our Dead, 111:261, 262 n

Our Monthly (Clinton, S.C.), III:74«

Our Monthly (Philadelphia), 111:74

Our Neighborhood, 111:99

Our Players’ Gallery, IV:261?z

Our Rest and Signs of the Times, 111:81

Our Schoolday Visitor, 11:101

Our Second Century, 111:100

Our Times, IV: 53, 64, 270

Our Union, 111:310

Our Young Folks, 111:175, 191, 501

Our Young People, IV: 764

Our Youth, IV:275

Out of the Night (Valtin), V:23

Out West, IV: 107

Out West Magazine, 111:409

Outcault, Richard Felton, 111:554;

IV: 90

Outdoor Life, IV:381w Outdoor magazines, 111:210-11; IV:633- 38

Outdoor Recreation, IV:381«

Outdoor sketches, 1:547, 620 Outdoor World and Recreation, IV:381n Outdoors, IV:376 Outer’s Book, IV:381 Outing, 111:210, 211, 214 n, 317; IV:39; V:254

sketch of, IV:633-38 Outlaws, western, 111:62 Outlook (originally Christian Union'), 11:355, 379; 111:65, 66, 76, 82, 192, 224, 281, 295, 308; IV:10, 59, 301; V:205, 294 sketch of, 111:422-35 Outlook (Sabbath Quarterly), III:85w Outpost, IN\\lln Overall, John W., 11:112

Overland Monthly, 111:10, 14 n, 56, 184,

228, 280; IV: 5, 104-5 sketch of, 111:402-9 Overland Trail, comment on, 11:121 Overseer, 111:315

Overstreet, Harry Allen, IV: 750; V:56

Overton, Grant, IV:440

Oviatt, Edwin, V:338

Ovid, Mich., Ill:214ft

Owen, Catherine, V:131

Owen, F. A., IV:52—53

Owens, John W., V:5

Owen, Robert, 1:536, 561

Owen, Robert Dale, I: 536ft, 53 7;

II:506ft; 111:52, 263, 397, 439 Owen, S. M„ 111:157 Owen, Samuel, 1:451 Owen, William, 1:536ft, 537 Owens, R. B., 1:556ft Owl (Boston), IV:48, 117 Owl (Chicago), 111:233 Owl (Columbus and Chicago), IV:387ft Owne, Sidney M., IV: 341 Owsley, Frank Lawrence, V:116« Oxenham, John, V:30 Oyen, Henry, IV:777 Oysterman, IV: 186ft

Pach, Walter, V:95 Pacific, II:71w Pacific Advertising, IV: 147ft Pacific Banker, IV:349ft Pacific Baptist, 111:72; IV:291 Pacific Christian Advocate, 11:67 Pacific Churchman, III: 75ft Pacific Coast Miner, IV:322ft Pacific Dairy Review, IV:344«

Pacific Dental Gazette, IV:317 Pacific Drug Review, IV:318ft Pacific Electrician, III: 121ft Pacific Empire, IV: 108 Pacific Fanciers’ Monthly, IV:345ft Pacific Farmer, 111:158 Pacific Friend, IV:296 Pacific Index, 11:80 Pacific Lije, 111:210

Pacific Lumber Trade Journal, IV:325 n Pacific Magazine, IV: 108 Pacific Marine Review, IV:334 Pacific Medical Journal, 11:84 Pacific Methodist Advocate, II:68ft Pacific Miner, IV:322w Pacific Monthly (Los Angeles), IV: 107 Pacific Monthly (Portland), IV:107 Pacific Municipalities and Counties, IV: 198ft

Pacific Musical Review, IV: 254«

Pacific Outlook, IV: 107 Pacific Poultrycrajt, IV:345ft Pacific Poultryman, IV:345«

Pacific Printer, 111:131 Pacific Rural Press, 111:158 Pacific States Watchman, 111:315 Pacific Tree and Vine, 111:159 Pacific Underwriter and Banker,

IV:351«

Pacific Union, IV: 203ft Pacific Unitarian, IV: 2 94 Pacifism, see Peace magazines; Peace societies

Packages, IV: 184ft Packaging industry, IV: 184 Packard, Alpheus Spring, III:108« Packard, Arthur Vance, V:317 Packard, Francis R., I:566w Packard, Winthrop, IV: 79ft Packard’s Monthly, 111:176 Packer, IV:186ft

Paderewski, Ignace Jan, IV: 149-50, 544 Page, Arthur Wilson, IV:773ft, 776, 779, 783-87

Page, Cyrus A., III:102«; IV:81ft Page, David Perkins, IV:569«, 578 Page, Howard W., 11:93 Page, Thomas Nelson, II:398ft, 399,

400; 111:48, 228, 428, 465, 471, 502; IV: 129, 511ft, 514-16, 720, 721; V: 133

Page, Walter Hines, II:493w, 512;

IV: 13, 35, 39, 44, 51, 53, 165, 168, 236, 514-16, 785; V:73-74, 277

as editor, IV:9, 773-83 Page, William, 1:757,

Page, William A., IV: 123

Pageant, V:23

Paige, Eldbridge G., II:3 7ft

Pain, Barry, IV:228; V:249

Paine, Albert Bigelow, 111:400 m, 504;

IV:45ft, 98, 117«, 360w, 584 Paine, George D., IV: 602 Paine, Martin, II:68ft Paine, Ralph Delahaye, IV:116w, 729 Paine, Robert Treat, 1:203, 232, 280; IV: 744

Paine, Thatcher, 1:185, 334 Paine, Thomas, 1:26-27, 87-91, 102, 132, 159, 227; 11:534 Paine Family Records, 111:262 Paine’s Photographic Magazine, IV: 150ft Paint, Oil and Chemical Review, 111:133 Paint Industry Magazine, IV:188w, 318w Paint industry magazines, IV: 188

--Painter, E. 0., 111:155 Painter and Decorator, IV: 2 21 n Painters’ Magazine, 111:133 Painting, see Art; Art criticism and comment

Painting and Decorating, IV: 188m Palazzo, Tony, IV:476, 477 Paleontological Bulletin, 111:112 Paleontologist, 111:112 Palfrey, John Graham, 1:135, 284m,

285-86, 367; II:218n, 220m,

226m, 227, 234, 237 Palgrave, Francis A., 11:248 Palm, Andrew J., IV: 181 Palmer, Alexander Mitchell, V:212 Palmer, A. N., 111:170 Palmer, Albert, 11:42 Palmer, C. A., II:94m Palmer, Frank Herbert, III: 168m;

IV:268

Palmer, Frederick, IV:455, 458, 465, 787; V:84

Palmer, George Herbert, IV:398 Palmer, Harry C., IV:380 Palmer, John James Ellis, IV :733 m, 739-40; V:329m, 340 Palmer, John McAuley, 111:346 Palmer, John Williamson, 11:121, 505m Palmer, Joseph, 1:477 Palmer, Loren, III:481m; IV:453m, 469 Palmer, Paul, V:3m, 19, 20m, 21 Palmer, Potter, V:226 Palmer, Thomas, 1:536 Palmyra, Mo., Ill: 73m Palmyra, N.Y., IV:382 Pamphlets, 1:39

Pan-American Exposition, IV:266, 489, 782

Pan-American Magazine, IV:237

Pan-Americanism, IV:786

Panama Pacific Exposition, IV:782

Panics, see Depressions

Panoplist, 1:134, 262-65

Panorama, V:322m

Panoramas, 11:191—92

Panorama of Life and Literature, 11:129

Pansy, III: 177

Pan-Therapist, II :85m

Papashvily, George and Helen, IV: 554

Paper

defined, 1:8 See also Newspapers Paper, printing early (1741-94) quality, 1:35, 656 shortage, 1:20 taxes, 1:92-93 in Civil War era (1850-65)

rising costs, 11:6, 8 effects of war, 11:6 in post-Civil War era, 111:117 in Gilded Age, IV: 5 Paper Makers’ Journal, IV:221m Paper Mill and Wood Pulp News, 111:128

Paper and Paper Products, IV :184m Paper and Press, IV :248m Paper and Pulp Makers’ Journal, IV: 22 1m

Paper Trade, 111:13 5 Paper Trade Journal, 111:128, 135 Paper war with England, 1:394; 11:222 Paper World, 111:128; V:126, 131 Paper-industry periodicals, 111:12 8;

IV :184m, 188 Papyrus, IV: 390m Paradise of the Pacific, IV: 109 Paragon Monthly, IV:367 Pardoe, Julia, 1:359 Parents’ Magazine, V:142 Paris, Illinois, 111:315 Paris, Tex., Ill: 73m Paris Commune (1871), IV:718 Paris Press Association, V:326 Parish, Elijah, I: 134m Parisian, IV: 231

Parisian Illustrated Review, IV :231m Parisienne, V : 2 61

Park, Edwards Amasa, 1:372, 532,

739-40; 111:76 Park, John, 1: 1 60m Park, Robert Emory, IV: 192m Park College, IV: 74 Park Review, IV: 74

Parker, Alton Brooks, 111:349, 531;

IV: 706; V:206

Parker, C. Gray, see Gray-Parker, C. Parker, Dorothy, IV:49 m, 440, 566,

568; V:121

Parker, Eliza R., IV: 765 Parker, Frank, IV:67 Parker, George, 1:322 Parker, George Frederick, IV:62, 85, 157, 170, 602

Parker, Gilbert, 11:273, 402, 463,

111:400; IV:451, 497, 584. 592, 618, 689, 692; V:51 Parker, Harold, IV:612, 617 Parker, Henry G., II:35m; IV:69m Parker, James, I:25m Parker, Joel, II:62m, 148, 545 Parker, John, 31m

Parker, Theodore, I: 288m, 289, 368, 402, 455, 659, 703-8, 775-79; 11:28, 169, 239, 494, 534; 111:78 Parker, Thomas F V-282

Parker, William Belmont, 11:493 Parkersburg, W. Va., IV:292 n Parkhurst, Charles Henry, 111:486; IV:282, 397

Parkinson, James W., 111:100 Parkman, Francis, I:292w, 609, 659; 11:239, 248, 252, 272, 387, 505 n, 51 On; 111:90, 91, 242, 337;

IV: 136

Parkman, Francis (the elder), 1:285 Park’s Floral Magazine, IV:342 Parkville, Mo., IV:74 Parkyn, Herbert A., IV:284 “Parley, Peter,” see Goodrich, Samuel Griswold

Parley’s Magazine founding of, 1:492 sketch of, 1:622-23 woodcuts in, 1:522 Parloa, Maria, V:131 Parlor Magazine, 11:115 Parnell, Charles Stewart, 111:2 77 Parochial schools, 111:67 Parodies, literary, V:108 Parr, John, V: 84 Parran, Thomas, Jr., IV:553 Parrish, Maxfield, 111:473, 475; IV:456, 602, 720, 726

Parry, David Maclean, IV:126w Parsons, Albert R., 111:302; IV: 172-73 Parsons, Charles, 11:396, 397, 454 Parsons, Charles West, IV:318 Parsons, Floyd William, IV:78 5 Parsons, Frank, IV:204, 404, 415 Parsons, George F., II:510w Parsons, George Lathrop, II: 5 0 5w Parsons, Louella O., IV:504, 606 Parsons, O. F., 11:159 Parsons, Theophilus, 1:2 55; 11:78, 227 Parsons, Theophilus, Jr., I:12 7«, 332 Parsons, Thomas William, 1:719, 736, 737; 111:229

Parton, James, 11:176, 244, 26 2n, 270, 352, 353, 506w; III:33», 52 n, 55, 290, 311

Parton, Sara Payson Willis (“Fanny Fern”), 11:23, 36, 170, 352, 357, 361

Parton, Sara Willia Eldridge, IV:679 Partridge, Charles, 11:209 Party magazines, political, 111:301; IV: 170-71

Pascalis, Felix, I:215«, 216 Pascin, Jules, V: 1 78 Pascoe, C. E., 111:420 Patent medicine advertising, 11:437; IV:27, 31, 245, 526, 530, 543, 675, 681

Patent and Trademark Review, IV:320 n Patents, 1:557; 11:318-19, 323;

111:115, 122n Pater, Walter, IV: 42 Paterson, N.J., 111:301 Path, IV:287 Pathfinder, IV:53n, 62-63 Pathfinder Railway Guide, 11:181 Patriot (Boston), 1:331 Patriot (What Cheer, Iowa), V:x Patriotism

in early magazines (1741-94), 1:22- 28, 45, 48-49, 89, 95 in nationalist era magazines (1794— 1825), 1:183-90, 275, 322 and Mencken, V:268 Patron of Husbandry, III:149n Pattee, Fred Lewis, IV: 134; V:12 Patten, Gilbert (“Burt L. Standish”), IV:119

Patten, Simon Nelson, IV: 192, 744 Patten, William, III:185n Patternmaker, IV: 1 84w Patterns for sewing (with magazines), 11:417-18, 437; 111:97-98, 325, 327, 389, 481

Patterson, A. D., 1:427, 618-19 Patterson, Catherine M., IV:88« Patterson, Charles Brodie, IV:401w,

414

Patterson, Charles S., IV:244 Patterson, Elmore C., IV:464 Patterson, Graham, III: 15 3 w Patterson, Joseph Medill, IV: 174, 703 Patterson, Samuel D., 1:552, 672 n;

IV:671«

Patterson, Wright A., 111:2 74w Patti, Adelina, 11:195; 111:192, 193 Pattie, James Ohio, V:118 Pattison, James William, IV: 147 Patton, Alfred Spencer, II:65«

Patton, Francis Landey, 111:74 Patton, Robert, 1:530 Patton, William Weston, 11:315; 111:76-77

Pattullo, George, IV: 693, 696 Paul, Elliot, IV:504 Paul, John Gilman D’Arcey, II:493w Paul, Louis, IV:477 Paul Pry, 1:356, 801; 11:41; 111:186 Paulding, James Kirke, 1:177, 189, 408, 409, 429; 11:222, 352, 498;

IV:677

as contributor, 1:276, 280, 282, 298, 546, 547, 585, 608, 627, 638, 643, 679, 743, 767 as editor, 1:1 71-72 Paul, Robert Galloway, IV: 88

-Paving and Municipal Engineering,

" IV:323n

Paxton, Harry T., IV:712n Paxton, John R., 1:531 Payments to contributors, 1:3

by early magazines (1789), 1:15 by nationalist era magazines (1794— 1825)

general magazines, 11:232 police gazettes, 1:32 7 trends, 1:197-99 by expansionist era magazines

(1825-50), 1:344, 494-95, 504- 12

literary magazines, 1:633-34, 725, 738, 771-72

by Civil War era magazines (1850— 65)

cartoonists, II: 182n general magazines, 11:232, 244-45, 368, 385-86, 427 highest payments, 11:23-24 illustrated periodicals, 11:411 trends, II: 19-24

by post-Civil War era magazines (1865-85), 111:368, 469, 470, 515

general magazines, 111:3 58 literary magazines, 11:509;

111:13-16, 364, 371, 372 n, 377— 78

trends, III: 12-17

by Gilded Age magazines (188 5— 1905),IV:458 diversity, IV:39

highest payments, IV:41, 543, 72 5 increases, IV: 4 “standard rates”, IV: 40 by modern magazines (1905-)

general magazines, 111:408, 515;

IV:698, 705

See also Salaries of editors Payn, James, 11:482

Payne, George Henry, IV:66, 51 In, 519

Payne, Henry B., V:192

Payne, Kenneth Wilcox, 11:2 59;

III:495n, 499; IV:605 Payne, Will, IV:692, 693, 696; V:81 Payne, William Morton, 111:540, 541 Payne, William W., 111:111 Pauson, Charles Shipman, IV:732 Peabody, Andrew Preston, 1:601;

II:2 20n, 238, 242; 111:386, 507; IV:75, 398, 513

Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer, 1:487, 659, 687, 703, 708-9; III:51n, 163 Peabody, Ephraim, I:658n, 661, 662; 11:139, 241

Peabody, Francis Greenwood, IV: 742 Peabody, George 111:108 Peabody, Josephine Preston, 11:402 Peabody, Oliver William Bourn, 1:454; 11:236

Peabody, William Bourn Oliver, 1:287, 398, 411, 416-17, 418; 11:235- 36

Peace magazines, 1:773; 11:21 1, 2 75,

285-86; 111:312 Peace societies, 1:285

press support for, IV: 746 Peacemaker, 111:312 Peale, Charles Willson, 1:208 Peale, Rembrandt, 1:295, 436 Pearl Magazine, IV:117n Pearne, Thomas H., II:67n Pearson, Arthur Clemens, IV: 184 Pearson, Edmund Lester, 111:350 Pearson, George R., IV:88n Pearson, Paul Martin, IV:266 Pearson Publishing Co., V:72 Pearson’s, V: 15In Pearson’s Magazine, IV:228, 393 Peary, Robert E., V:148 Peary, Robert Edwin, 11:271, 402, 415;

IV:593, 621, 625; V:148 Pease, Joseph Ives, 1:520, 521, 592, 684 Pease, Lute, IV:107n Peaslee & Company, III:12n Pechin, William, 1:380 Peck, George, I:299n Peck, George Washington, 1:43 5, 750n, 753

Peck, George Wilbur, 111:269 Peck, Harry Thurston, 111:166; IV:49n, 124, 250, 432-37, 490, 641, 642, Peck, John Mason, 1:596 Peck’s Sun, 111:269

Pedagogical periodicals, 1:491-92, 541— 43, 694-95; 11:34, 98-99, 442- 45; 111:163-64, 167-70; IV:267- 71

Pedagogical Seminary, IV:268 Pedestrianism, 111:218-19 Pediatrics journals, 111:142 Peet, Stephen Denison, 111:84, 112 Peffer, William Alfred, 111:158; IV:177 Peirce, Benjamin, II:79n Peirce, Charles Sanders, 111:337, 386, 497

Peixotto, Benjamin F., IV:300 Peixotto, Daniel Levy Maduro, 1:334 Peixotto, Ernest Clifford, IV:388, 720, 725

Pelham, William, I:536n

Pell, John H. G., 2 2On, 260

Pellew, George, IV: 110, 112, 136-37

Peloubet, Francis Nathan, IV:274 Pelton, E. R., IV: 56 Pelton, O., 1:520

Pemberton, Max, IV:48m, 616; V:249 , Pen and Pencil (Chicago), II: 194m Pen and Pencil (Cincinnati), II :194m Pendexter, Hugh, V:80 Pendleton, Edmund Monroe, 1:669 Pendleton, James Madison, 11:63 Pendleton, John, I:323m Pendleton, Philip C., 1:699, 700 Pendleton, S.C., 11:89 Pendleton, W. K., III:80m Penfield, Edward, IV: 19, 72 5 Penfield, Roderic Campbell, II: 306m, 310, 416, 418

Peninsula Methodist, III: 71 n Penman Artist and Business Educator, 352 n

Penman’s Art Journal, 111:170 Penman’s Gazette and Business Educator, III:170

Penmanship periodicals, 111:170 Penn Dental Journal, IV:317 Penn Germania, IV: 138m Penn Magazine, 1:550, 551m Penn Monthly, 111:34-5, 41, 184, 281, 287

Penn State Farmer, IV:34In Pennell, Joseph, 111:472, 557; IV:146, 151, 634 Pennsylvania

number of magazines in, I: 202m, 375m See also specific towns and cities Pennsylvania, University of, IV:317, 348 Pennsylvania Anti-slavery Society, 1:457 Pennsylvania Farmer, 111:154; IV :340m Pennsylvania Freeman, 1:457, 804 Pennsylvania Justices’ Law Reporter, IV :347m

Pennsylvania Law Journal, 1:451, 806; 11:93

Pennsylvania Magazine, 1:14, 26-27, 37, 49, 61

sketch of, 1:87-91 Pennsylvania Magazine of History,

IV :137m

Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, 111:261

Pennsylvania Medical Journal, IV :313m Pennsylvania Methodist, III: 71m Pennsylvania School Journal, II :99m; 111:167; IV:270

Pennsylvania State College, IV:341 m P ennsylvania state convention, 1:52 Pennsylvania-German, IV: 138, 231 Penny Magazine, IV: 50 Penny magazines, IV: 50

Penny newspapers, 1:466 Pennypacker, Isaac R., V:5 Penology, IV: 743 Pensacola, Fla., IV: 163 Pentecost, George Frederick, IV: 52m Pentecost, Hugh O., IV: 178, 2 15, 646 People, IV: 174-75 People’s Cause, IV: 166 People’s Fireside Journal, IV:366 n People’s Friend, 1:260 People’s Home Journal, IV:366 People’s Illustrated Journal, IV:365 People’s Journal (New York), II :80m People’s Journal (Philadelphia), III :39m People’s Journal (Portland, Maine), III :39m

People’s Journal (Washington), IV:367 People’s Literary Companion, III: 7, 37-38; IV:365 People’s Magazine, IV :467m People’s Monthly, 111:299; IV:48 People’s party, see Populist periodicals;

Populist movement People’s Party Paper, IV: 178 People’s Popular Monthly, IV:367 Peoria, Ill., II:99m; III:126m; IV:272m, 345

Pepper, E. I. D., 111:72 Pepper’s Musical Times and Band Journal, IV: 2 54

Percival, Harold W., IV:287 Percival, James Gates, 1:128, 204, 331, 408, 409, 602, 734 Percy, William Alexander, V:113 Perelman, S. J., 111:555 Perfectionist, II: 207m Perfectionist community magazines, 11:207

Perfume Gazette, IV :184m Perine, George E., 1:309; III:46m Period, IV: 94

Periodical, defined, 1:5-6, 9 Perkins, Charles Callahan, II: 197m Perkins, Frances, IV: 748 Perkins, Frederic Beecher, 11:395, 424 429, 430, 443m, 477; 111:18, 363, 423, 439, 456, 518

Perkins, George Walbridge, IV: 500, 7 76 Perkins, Granville, 111:411 Perkins, James Handasyd, I:658m, 661, 662-63; 11:238 Perley, Sidney, IV: 138 Peron, Juan, V:326 Perrine, William, IV:684 Perry, Bliss, II:493m, 512, 513; IV:9, 44, 120, 722; V:282 Perry, Enoch Wood, 11:477 Perry, Eugene Ashton, IV: 147

Perry, George, II :349m, 354

Perry, George H., V:72-73

Perry, Katherine, 111:530

Perry, Matthew Calbraith, 11:455

Perry, Nora, 11:471, 505m; 111:229, 374

Perry, O. H., IV: 719

Perry, Thomas Sergeant, 11:220 n, 148, 506m, 507m

Perry Magazine, IV: 147 Persons, William Frank, IV: 741 Pestalozzian system, 1:542 Petaluma Poultry Journal, IV: 345m Peters, Abraham, I:307m, 308, 397 n Peters, Absalom, 11:444 Peters, Lulu Hunt, IV:472 Peters, Madison Clinton, IV: 127m Peters, Margedant, V:225 n, 243 Petersburg, Va., 11:59; 111:154 Peterson, Charles Jacobs, 1:352, 544m, 549, 550; IV:671m, 677-78 as editor, 11:306-10

Peterson, Mrs. Charles Jacobs, II:306m, 310

Peterson, Elmer T., V:36 n, 42, 44 Peterson, Henry, 11:36; IV:671 m, 678- 80

Peterson’s Counterfeit Detector, 11:96 Peterson’s Magazine {Peterson’s Ladies’ National Magazine), 1:351-52; 11:11, 14, 57, 102, 192, 417, 418; III:6, 98, 186, 224; IV:5, 87, 152, 359

sketch of, 11:306—11

Petigru, James Lewis, 1:205, 575;

11:488

Petit Journal des Refusees, IV:387 Petrie, John W., 11:94 n Petroleum Age, 111:131 Petroleum Gazette, IV: 184m Petroleum Gazette and Scientific Journal, 11:81

Petroleum Monthly, 111:131 Petroleum periodicals, see Oil periodicals

Pet magazines, IV:382 pets, IV: 62 7 Petronius, Gaius, V:119 Pettengill, S. M., & Co., III:7«, 12 n, 99 Pettengill’s Newspaper Directory, III :7m Pettengill’s Reporter, 11:17 Pettigrew, John, V:131 Pettingill, Lillian, V:74 Peuzner, Antoine, V:178 Pew, J. Howard, V:26 Pew, Marlen Edwin, V:59m, 67, 70 Pfirshing, C., 11:2 13 Phalanx, 1:366, 763, 807 Pharmaceutical Era, IV :188m, 317

Pharmaceutical Record and Market Review, III: 1 33m

Pharmacy journals, 1:539-40; 11:92;

111:133-34; IV:188, 317-18 Phelan, James Duval, IV:494 Phelan, Michael, 11:203; 111:220 Phelps, Austin, 1:740 Phelps, Charles H., Ill :56m, 406 Phelps, E. H„ V: 131, 137 Phelps, Edward Bunnell, IV:351m Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart, see Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Phelps, Moses Stuart, 11:315 Phelps, William Lyon, IV:437, 518, 520, 550-51, 728; V:117 m, 119, 337 Phelps Publishing Co., V:131 Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard, quarterly of, 1:125 Philadelphia, Pa.

early magazines in (1741-94), 1:24— 25, 30-31, 47

general magazines, 1:80, 87, 94 literary magazines, 1:100, 104 political magazines, 1:71, 73 nationalist era magazines in (1794-1825),1:208 comic and satiric, 1:170, 172 general magazines, 1:122-24, 12 7, 173-74, 223, 260, 306, 308 juvenile periodicals, 1:144 legal periodical, 1:154 magazine center, 1:200—1 medical journals, 1:151 number of magazines, 1:136, 315 religious magazines, 1:136, 315 rivalry with Boston, 1:203 theatrical magazines, 1:166, 167 expansionist era magazines in

(1825-50),1:345-47 agricultural magazine, I :444m comic magazine, 1:780 decline, 1:3 7 7

general magazines, 1:343, 345, 347, 544-55

legal periodicals, 1:451 literary magazines, 1:355, 368 magazine center, 1:3 76-78 mammoth paper, 1:361 military periodical, 11:7 medical journals, 1:438-39, 566-68 men’s magazine, I: 673m number of periodicals, 1:3 75m pharmacy periodicals, 1:539-40 railway journal, II: 297m, 299 religious periodicals, 1:373, 562-65, 773

scientific periodical, 1:556-58 theatrical criticism, 1:427

women’s magazines, 1:348, 352—54, 580ft, 672 n

Civil War era magazines in (1850— 65)

agricultural magazines, 11:90, 90ft, 91

Army magazine, 11:7 “blue laws,” 11:34 dental journals, 11:91, 92 n financial journal, II:94ft general magazines, 1:544ft, 11:36; IV: 6 71 n

health magazine, 11:87 home magazine, 11:57-58 humor magazine, II: 185ft insurance periodicals, 11:94 juvenile magazines, 11:101 law journals, 11:93ft literary magazines, 1:355; 11:30 magazine center, 11:106-7 medical journals, I:566ft; 11:84,

84ft

pharmacy periodical, 1:539ft printers’ journals, 11:93 railroad journal, 11:81 religious magazines, 1:562ft;

11:62-63, 70, 73-74, 75, 517 scientific periodical, 1:556ft spiritualist magazine, 11:210 Sunday papers, 11:3 5-3 7 Sunday school magazine, 11:101 trade union periodical, 11:212 women’s periodicals, 1:580ft post-Civil War era magazines in (1865-85)

agricultural magazines, 11:90, 90ft, 91; 111:153-54

biographical journals, 111:261 booksellers’ periodicals, 111:23 5, 491

dental magazines, II:92ft; 111:143, 143ft

engineering periodicals, 111:113-14 family magazines, 111:100 fashion magazines, 111:97 financial journal, II:94ft freedman’s journal, 111:2 83 gardening journal, 111:161 general magazines, 111:35, 2 56,

557-59, IV:671 ft historical journals, 111:260-61 hygiene magazine, 111:139 insurance periodicals, II:94ft,•

III: 146, 146ft

journalists’ periodical, 111:2 73-74 juvenile magazines, 11:101; 111:176 labor periodical, 111:300 legal journals, II:93ft; 111:144

literary magazines, 111:33, 41,

396-401

magazine center, 111:30 mail-order paper, III:39ft manufacturers’ periodicals, 111:128 medical journals, 1:566ft; 11:84;

111:140, 140ft

military magazine, III:533ft music journal, 111:19 7 peace magazine, 111:312 pharmacy periodical, I: 539ft photography periodicals, 111:186 printers’ magazines, 11:93; 111:131 railroad periodicals, 11:81;

III: 126ft

religious periodicals, 1:562ft;

111:69, 71ft, 72, 73ft, 74, 75, 81, 85

scientific periodicals, 1:556ft;

III:34ft, 109ft, 110ft, 111, 112 secret-society periodical, 111:314 sports periodical, 111:218 story-paper, 111:42 technical periodical, 111:116 temperance periodical, 11:210; 111:310

trade magazines, 111:133, 135, 136, 216

vocational magazines, 111:132 women’s magazines, 1:580ft; 111:99-100

women’s rights’ magazine, 111:96 Gilded Age magazines in (1885-1905) agricultural magazines, II:90ft, 91;

111:153-54; IV:337 amateur periodical, IV:390ft Anglo-American periodical,

IV: 22 7—28

automobile periodical, IV:331 booksellers’ magazine, 111:23 5 comic periodical, IV:385 dental periodical, 11:9 2 ft; III: 143ft decline, IV:87

education periodicals, IV:263, 269ft, 271

engineering periodicals, III: 113ft; IV:323ft

ethical culture periodical, IV: 2 79 fashion periodical, IV:36 3ft financial periodicals, II:94ft;

IV :350ft

flower periodicals, IV:342 general periodicals, III :396ft;

IV:44, 671ft

historical journals, 111:261;

IV :138, 140ft

home decorating periodical, IV:324 hygiene magazine, 111:139

Philadelphia, Pa.— Continued Indian periodical, IV: 215 insurance periodicals, II :94 m;

111:146, 146ft; IV:215 juvenile periodicals, IV: 2 73 Jewish periodicals, IV: 300 law journal, II:93ft leading periodicals, IV:87-88 lecture periodical, IV:266 legal periodicals, IV:346, 347/? literary magazines, IV: 12 5, 129, 671 n

mail-order periodicals, IV:367 manufacturing periodicals, 111:128; IV: 183, 184ft-86ft

medical periodicals, I :566 m; 11:84;

111:140; IV:314-15 military periodicals, 11:549;

III:533ft

missionary periodical, IV: 305 music journals, IV:251-53 news periodical, IV: 64 peace magazine, 111:312 pharmacy periodicals, 1:539ft,

IV :188ft

photography periodicals, 111:186; IV: 149

pigeon periodical, IV:345 poetry magazine, IV: 121 political science journal, IV: 180, 192-93

populist periodical, IV: 178 printers’ periodicals, 11:93;

111:131; IV: 248ft

proportional representation periodical, IV: 178

railroad journals, 11:81, III: 126ft; IV:333

religious magazines, 1:562 m;

III:71ft, 72, 73ft, 74; IV:28Sft, 291, 292 ft, 293-96, 298, 299, 301ft

review magazine IV: 60 scientific periodicals, I: 556ft;

III: 109ft; IV:310 settlement-house periodicals,

IV: 195ft, 196ft

sports periodicals, 111:218; IV:374, 379

technical periodical, 111:116 trade periodicals, 111:135, 136, 216;

IV:186ft-89ft urban weeklies, IV:88 women’s magazines, 1:580 m;

IV:367, 536ft

modern magazines in (1905-)

agricultural magazines, II :90ft, 91; 111:153-54, 591ft

automobile periodical, IV:331 booksellers’ magazine, 111:235 education periodical, IV: 2 71 w engineering periodicals, III:113« fashion periodical, IV:363w financial periodicals, II :94ft;

IV:350ft

general magazines, III:396ft; 671ft; V: 2 7ft

historical journals, 111:261; IV: 138 insurance periodicals, III: 146ft; IV:35 lft

law journals, II:93w; IV:347ft literary magazines, IV: 129, 671« manufacturers’ periodicals, 111:128, IV :185 ft

medical journals, 1:566ft; 111:140; IV:314

peace magazine, 111:312 pharmacy periodicals, 1:539ft;

IV: 188ft

philology journal, IV: 128 pigeon periodical, IV:345 poetry magazine, IV: 121 political science journal, IV: 180, 192-93

railroad journal, 11:81 religious periodicals, 1:562ft;

III: 71ft, 72, 73ft, 74; IV:291,

292ft, 293ft, 295ft, 301ft review magazines, IV:63ft, 522 scientific periodicals, 1:556ft;

IV :310

settlement-house periodicals,

IV: 195ft, 196ft

sports periodical, 111:218; IV:374 trade periodicals, 111:135, 136, 216; IV: 187 ft—89ft

women’s magazine, IV:536ft anti-Catholic riots in, 1:371 as cultural center, 1:201 muckraking articles on, IV: 599 theater in, 1:169

yellow fever epidemics in, 1:149-50 Philadelphia Builder, V:131 Philadelphia Drug, Oil and Paint Reporter, IV :318 ft

Philadelphia Home Weekly, 1:355, 806 Philadelphia Intelligencer, 11:94 n Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences, 1:1 51, 566-67 Philadelphia Magazine Review, 1:791 Philadelphia Medical Museum, 1:151, 792

Philadelphia Medical Times, III: 140m Philadelphia Minerva, 1:121, 789 Philadelphia Monthly Magazine (1798), 1:14, 46, 149, 167, 173, 175, 700

Philadelphia Monthly Magazine (1827-29), 1:343, 799 Philadelphia Photographer, II: 194«; 111:186

Philadelphia Press, III: 2 71«

Philadelphia Public Ledger, V:51 Philadelphia Record, 111:363 Philadelphia Register, 1:130, 306, 796 Philadelphia Repository and Weekly Register, 1:12 7, 791 Philadelphia Underwriter, 111:146 Philanthropist (anti-vice periodical), IV: 199

Philanthropist (Cincinnati), I:162«,

457, 803

Philanthropist (Mount Pleasant), 1:162, 796

Philatelic Bulletin, IV:39In Philatelic Era, IV:39In Philatelic Journal of America, IV:391 Philatelic Monthly, III:113n Philatelic West, IV:39In Philatelic World, III:113n Philately periodicals, 111:113; IV:391 Philbrick, John Dudley, I:694n, 695 Philbrick, Samuel, II:2 75n, 2 85 Philes, George Philip, 11:159 Philharmonic, IV:253, 390n Philippine Christian Advocate, IV:236n Philippine Education, IV: 236n Philippine Magazine, IV:236n Philippine Observer, IV:236n Philippine Review, IV:236 Philippines, magazine comment on, 11:256; IV:237

Philistine, IV:388, 389, 426, 452 sketch of, IV: 639-48 Philleo, Calvin Wheeler, 11:424, 495 Phillips, Coles, IV:566 Phillips, David Graham, 111:487; IV :494-95, 501, 690, 693-94,

706; V:73

Phillips, George S., 11:45 Phillips, Henry Wallace, IV:601-2 Phillips, John Sanborn, III:5l0n, 512, 514n; IV:589-600 Phillips, Morris, II:349n, 354;

111:102

Phillips, Moses Dresser, 11:494, 502 Phillips, Ralph E., IV:778 Phillips, Wendell, 1:490, 778; 11:252, 292, 373, 459; 111:90, 172, 333, 338

Phillips, Willard, I:127n, 154, 179, 180;

11:220, 224, 238, 431 Phillpotts, Eden, 11:431; IV:435, 518, 737, 767; V:249 Philobiblion, 11:159

Philology, magazine comment on, 11:248; 111:336, 377, 416 Philology periodicals, 111:236-37, 535— 38; IV: 127-28 Philosopher, IV:390n Philosophical Journal, 111:81 Philosophical Review, IV:303 Philosophy

in magazines, 11:233; 111:51, 337, 385; V:281

philosophical periodicals, 111:89, 385-87; IV:302-3 Phoebus, George, III:265n Phoebus, William, 1:13In “Phoenix, John,” see Derby, George Horatio

Phonograph, 111:120; IV:25, 320; V:34 Phonography, see Shorthand; Shorthand periodicals

Phonographic World, IV:352 Photo-American, IV: 149 Photo-Beacon, IV: 149 Photo Critic, IV:150n Photo-Era, IV: 149-50 Photo Miniature, IV: 150 Photoengraving

growing use of, IV: 148 See also Half-tone pictures Photographic Art Journal, II:194n Photographic and Fine Art Journal, 11:194 n

Photographic Herald and Sportsman, IV: 149

Photographic Journal of America, II: 194 n

Photographic Times, 111:186 Photographic Topics, IV:150n Photography

in Civil War magazines (1850-65), 11:191, 194, 464 in post-Civil War magazines (1865-85), 111:186, 188 in Gilded Age magazines (1885-1905), IV:616, 685; V:25, 73, 148-50, 153-54

amateur contests, 11:464 general periodicals, IV:719-20 growth, IV: 148 in modern magazines (1905-) charity magazines, IV: 748

general periodicals, IV: 602, 72 5,

731

geographic magazines, IV:626-28 amateur, IV: 149, 634, 636 color, IV: 149 development of, IV: 148 news, IV: 45 5

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