Mark Twain in the New York Times, Part Three (1890-1899)

Author(s): Mark Twain, The New York Times

Number of Chapters: 50

Length: 04 hours and 03 minutes

Language: English

This collection of articles by and about Mark Twain and his family was compiled by Barbara Schmidt, publisher of twainquotes.com. Included in Part Three of this chronological listing (1890-1899) are some of Twain’s short stories, speeches and letters, as they appeared in the New York Times in that decade. The original microfiche articles are available at the New York Times “Times Machine” website: https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/browser/. - Summary by John Greenman and Barbara Schmidt

January 21, 1890 - ELSIE LESLIE [review of opening of ''The Prince and The Pauper''] (John Greenman)

January 27, 1890 - MARK TWAIN HAULED UP (John Greenman)

January 28, 1890 - AFFIDAVITS THAT CLASH (John Greenman)

January 31, 1890 - IS HIS WORD TWAIN ALSO (John Greenman)

March 9, 1890 - MARK TWAIN IS DEFEATED (John Greenman)

March 10, 1890 - TWO WAYS LEFT OPEN. AN APPEAL (John Greenman)

March 11, 1890 - A STAY OF PROCEEDINGS (John Greenman)

March 12, 1890 - HOUSE MAKES TERMS (John Greenman)

March 16, 1890 - UNTITLED EDITORIAL ON ‘’THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER’’ LAWSUIT (John Greenman)

September 7, 1890 - THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER & LETTER TO THE EDITOR (from E.H.House) (John Greenman)

March 30, 1892 - PAIGE TYPE-SETTING MACHINES (John Greenman)

October 5, 1892 - WORK OF THE COURTS (John Greenman)

November 1, 1893 - S. L. CLEMENS TIRED OF BUSINESS (John Greenman)

November 10, 1893 - LOTOS DINNER TO MARK TWAIN (John Greenman)

November 12, 1893 - ''MARK TWAIN'' AT DINNER (John Greenman)

December 11, 1893 - ‘’MARK TWAIN’’ VISITS EDITOR BUNNER (John Greenman)

December 15, 1893 - ‘’MARK TWAIN’’ TOO ILL TO LECTURE (John Greenman)

February 27, 1894 - MARK TWAIN’S OLD STORIES (John Greenman)

May 10, 1894 - CHARLES L. WEBSTER & CO.'S AFFAIRS (John Greenman)

August 16, 1894 - MAYOR GILROY SAILS FOR EUROPE - Gloomy, Fellow Passenger Mark Twain (John Greenman)

September 19, 1894 - BUSINESS TROUBLES (John Greenman)

May 23, 1895 - MARK TWAIN IN THE PLAYHOUSE. Pudd'nHead Wilson (John Greenman)

July 12, 1895 - EXAMINING MARK TWAIN'S ASSETS (John Greenman)

July 23, 1895 - MARK TWAIN BEGINS HIS TOUR (John Greenman)

August 17, 1895 - MARK TWAIN'S PLAN OF SETTLEMENT (John Greenman)

August 23, 1896 - LEARNS OF HER DAUGHTER'S DEATH (John Greenman)

July 17,1897 MARK TWAIN AS KIPLING’S PROGENITOR (John Greenman)

September 11, 1897 MARK TWAIN’S NEW BOOK (John Greenman)

October 2, 1897 MARK TWAIN ILL WITH GOUT (John Greenman)

November 6, 1897 - MARK TWAIN STILL IN DEBT (John Greenman)

November 14, 1897 - AUSTRIA IN THE BALANCE - Mark Twain sees an opportunity (John Greenman)

November 27, 1897 - MARK TWAIN'S VIENNA SPEECH IN GERMAN (John Greenman)

January 1, 1898 - MARK TWAIN PAYING HIS FIRM’S DEBTS (John Greenman)

March 12, 1898 - MARK TWAIN'S DEBTS AS PAID (John Greenman)

June 20, 1898 - MARK TWAIN ON THE TWO WARS (John Greenman)

July 24, 1898 - FOURTH OF JULY IN BERLIN. Twain Writes Letter (John Greenman)

October 20, 1898 - MARK TWAIN ON UNIVERSAL PEACE (John Greenman)

November 13, 1898 - A MEDALLION OF MARK TWAIN (John Greenman)

March 26, 1899 - Mark Twain Wants $75,000 (John Greenman)

May 27, 1899 - MARK TWAIN'S BOOK (John Greenman)

May 29, 1899 - TOPICS OF THE TIMES. [Mark Twain's autobiography] (John Greenman)

May 31, 1899 - TOPICS OF THE TIMES. [More on the autobiography] (John Greenman)

June 11, 1899 - TWAIN'S FAREWELL TO VIENNA by Dr. Johannes Horowitz (John Greenman)

June 17, 1899 - DINNER TO MARK TWAIN. [Whitefriars Club] (John Greenman)

June 24, 1899 - MARK TWAIN'S LONDON SPEECH [Author's Club] (John Greenman)

June 25, 1899 - MARK TWAIN'S FIRST SUCCESS (John Greenman)

July 15, 1899 - MARK TWAIN'S SPEECH ON THE FOURTH (John Greenman)

July 29, 1899 - MARK TWAIN'S EDITIONS IN ENGLAND (John Greenman)

September 9, 1899 - MARK TWAIN ON RUDYARD KIPLING (John Greenman)

November 11, 1899 - MARK TWAIN'S BOYHOOD (John Greenman)

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