More Newspaper Articles by Mark Twain
Author(s): Mark Twain
Genre(s): Single Author Collections, Literary Collections
Narrators: John Greenman
Number of Chapters: 153
Length: 21 hours and 23 minutes
Language: English
"More Newspaper Articles by Mark Twain" fills in the gaps left by the first collection of newspaper articles: "Newspaper Articles by Mark Twain" . The missing articles, collected by twainquotes.com, consist of works printed in the Muscatine Journal, the Keokuk Daily Post, the New York Sunday Mercury, the Golden Era, the Californian, The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, San Francisco Bulletin, the New York Herald and travel letters originally printed in the Chicago Daily tribune. The earliest articles first appeared in 1853.
This collection contains only the work of Mark Twain (and articles relating to him) that are in the public domain. It does NOT contain articles that were re-printed from original sources (those original articles can be found in the first collection). Introductory and editorial material on these articles is available at the Twainquotes website.
Special thanks to Barbara Schmidt and twainquotes.com for the use of the collected public domain articles and to Eberhard Schneider for the German segments found in sections 151 and 153. (Introduction by John Greenman)
Text sources:
- Muscatine Journal
- Keokuk Post
- New York Sunday Mercury
- The Golden Era
- The Californian
- San Francisco Dramatic Chronicle
- San Francisco Bulletin
- New York Herald
- Travel Letters
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Muscatine Journal, Friday, December 16, 1853 - Original Correspondence. Describing the city of Philadelphia and mentioning the musician Ole Bull. (John Greenman)
Muscatine Journal, Friday, January 6, 1854 - Correspondence. The Weather - Fire and Loss of Life - Christman reparations - "Chew's House" - Lydia Darrah's House - The Old "Slate Roof House" - "Carpenter's Hall" (John Greenman)
Muscatine Journal, February 17, 1854 - From Philadelphia. Discussing reception for Capt. E. T. Low and Captain Robert Creighton; mortuary poetry; and other local news (John Greenman)
Muscatine Journal, Friday, March 24, 1854- Washington Correspondence. Describing the Treasury Building, Pennsylvania Avenue, Capitol, Senate Chamber, Smithsonian Institute, Washington Monument (John Greenman)
Muscatine Tri-Weekly Journal, February 28, 1855 - Correspondence of the "Journal." From St. Louis, Missouri. Mentioning a church sermon; policemen; Thespian Society (John Greenman)
Muscatine Tri-Weekly Journal, March 9, 1855- Describing local news; the Negro girl Chlo Ann Harris; New Mexico Indian uprising; and market reports (John Greenman)
Muscatine Tri-Weekly Journal, March 12, 1855- From St. Louis on the death of Deputy Marshal Benjamin F. Brand (John Greenman)
Muscatine Tri-Weekly Journal, March 14, 1855 - Correspondence of the "Journal." From St. Louis, Missouri. Mentioning James Reilly; the O'Blennis murder case; Jameison, the tragedian; Hyde, the poet; and market reports (John Greenman)
Keokuk Saturday Post, November 1, 1856 - Correspondence. Includes a description of a Shakespeare play. (John Greenman)
The Golden Era, July 3, 1864 - Early Rising, As Regards Excursions to the Cliff House (John Greenman)
The Californian, November 5, 1864 - Daniel in the Lion's Den - and Out Again All Right (John Greenman)
The Californian, November 19, 1864 - A Full and Reliable Account of the Extraordinary Meteoric Shower of Last Saturday Night (John Greenman)
The Californian, May 13, 1865 - Further of Mr. Mark Twain's Important Correspondence (John Greenman)
The Californian, May 27, 1865 - How I Went to the Great Race Between Lodi and Norfolk (John Greenman)
The Californian, June 3, 1865 - Answers to Correspondents - Discarded Lover; Arabella; Persecuted Unfortunate; Arthur Augustus (John Greenman)
The Californian, June 10, 1865 - Answers to Correspondents - Amateur Serenader; St. Clair Higgins, Los Angeles; Arithmeticus, Virginia, Nevada; Ambitious Learner, Oakland; Julia Maria; Nom de Plume; Melton Mowbray, Dutch Flat; Laura Matilda; Professional Beggar (John Greenman)
The Californian, June 17, 1865 - Answers to Correspondents - Moral Statistician; Simon Wheeler, Sonora; Inquirer; Anna Maria; Charming Simplicity; Literary Connoisseur; Etiquetticus, Monitor Silver Mines (John Greenman)
The Californian, June 24, 1865 - Answers to Correspondents - True Son of the Union; Socrates Murphy; Arithmeticus, Virginia, Nevada; Young Mother; Blue-Stocking, San Francisco; Agnes St. Clair Smith (John Greenman)
The Californian, July 1, 1865 - Answers to Correspondents - Young Actor; Mary, Rincon School; Anxiety, S. F.; Mark Twain; Gold Hill News (John Greenman)
The Californian, July 8, 1865 - Answers to Correspondents - Inquirer, Sacramento; Student of Etiquette; Mary, Rincon School., S. Browne (John Greenman)
The Californian, October 28, 1865 - Real Estate versus Imaginary Possessions, Poetically Considered - "My Ranch" (John Greenman)
The Californian, November 18, 1865 - 'Mark Twain' on the Launch of the Steamer "Capital"; The Entertaining History of the Scriptural Panoramist (John Greenman)
The Californian, December 16, 1865 - The Celebrated Jumping Frog Of Calaveras County (John Greenman)
The Californian, December 23, 1865 - The Christmas Fireside. For Good Little Boys and Girls. By Grandfather Twain. The Story of the Bad Little Boy That Bore a Charmed Life. [version online from classicallibrary.org] (John Greenman)
The Californian, March 24, 1866 - A Complaint About Correspondents [version online from classicalllibrary.org] (John Greenman)
The Californian, July 7, 1866 - A Strange Dream [version online from classicallibrary.org] (John Greenman)
The Californian, January 19, 1867 - Mark Twain On Chambermaids [version online from classicallibrary.org] (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, October 23, 1865 - What's the Matter?; Immoral Little "Call!" (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, October 26, 1865 - Attention, Fitz Smythe! + Another Nabob; Hushed Up (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, October 28, 1865 - Feminine Wiles; The Documents; P. R. Intelligence; "Magnificent" Row (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, October 30, 1865 - Lisle Lester on Her Travels + The "Alta" in Luck (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, October 31, 1865 - Oh, Fitz Smythe! + Amusements: The Olympic (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, November 1, 1865 - The Sagacity of the Creature! + More California Notables Gone + Magnificent Suit + "Chrystal" Again (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, November 7, 1865 - A Word from Lisle Lester + Vive La Humbug! + Explanation + That "Star Chamber" + Come Back "Chrystal!" (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, November 9, 1865 - High Toned + Who Got It?; Offensive Personalities; Disrespectful + Stand Back! (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, November 11, 1865 - Cheerful Magnificence + Cowardly Little "Call" (on the death of "Bummer") (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, November 17, 1865 - Ambiguous + Improving + No Verdict + Intellectual Wide Awakes + Can't be Fooled + A Gentle Snub (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, November 24, 1865 - The Whangdoodle Mourneth + Prize Fight; Back to Us Again (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, November 30, 1865 - Too Terse + Shame! + Bribery! Corruption! + Drunk? (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 5, 1865 - Delightful Romance + Self Advertising (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 6, 1865 - A Shameful Outrage; Oppressed + Still Another Opera House Row; "Outcroppings" (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 7, 1865 - Literary Outrage + The Maguire Case; The Lord Look Down! + Literary (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 11, 1865 - A General Apology + Inexpensive Happiness + Fie, "K. V - V.," Fie! + That Bible -- A Disgusted Democrat; As Good as Original (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 12, 1865 - Our Active Police + The Maguire Case (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 14, 1865 - Come Now, No Poaching + That Bible Again + Non Sequitur (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 18, 1865 - Death of Judge Shepheard; His Successor (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 20, 1865 - A Kindly Suggestion + Well! Well!; A Little Behindhand; After Him Again + Stating Facts (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 21, 1865 - Flowers of Imagination; It's Come at Last; What Does He Mean?; This Won't Go Down; Are You There, Old Truepenny? (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 25, 1865 - Our New Judge; Getting Conservative; On the Side of the Lord; Feeling for It; Come Down From There!; Doggoned Nonsense; Very Creditable (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 26, 1865 - Story for Good Old Girls + Very Small; About Parties (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 27, 1865 - What's the Matter?; Brightening Up; The Dark Side + To the Rescue (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 28, 1865 - None of That; Sad, Distressing, Heart-Rending!; Enterprising; Justices Courts; More Persecution + The Opening of the Sixth Seal; The King is Dead! Long Live the King!; Sail In! (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, December 29, 1865 - Alas, and Alas!; Rather Small + Lucky Outcropper; Looking Up (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, January 1, 1866 - Too "Minute" + Characteristically Elegant; Thunder and Earthquakes; Return, O Return!; Make Us Laugh (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, January 19, 1866 - Another Critical Opinion; Indignant Editor (John Greenman)
The Daily Dramatic Chronicle, February 14, 1866 - "Mark Twain" [how the name originated] (John Greenman)
San Francisco Bulletin, November 30, 1866 - Includes observations on Sacramento; Marysville; Grass Valley; The Eureka mine; Nevada, CA (John Greenman)
San Francisco Bulletin, December 6, 1866 - Includes: To Red Dog and Back; A Memento of Speculation (Meadow Lake); An Aristocratic Turn-Out; Silver Land (Nevada) (John Greenman)
San Francisco Bulletin, December 7, 1866 - Includes observations on San Jose; California silk production; Mark Twain Mystified by a telegraphic despatch (John Greenman)
New York Herald, February 3, 1868 - GOSSIP AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL - Dickens -- Congress and the Theatres -- Homes for Congressmen -- Eccentric Morality -- Stated Festivities -- A Look Into the Card Baskets -- Society and the Way It is Mixed -- Idiotic Aping of Fashion and Folly -- Grant's "Unsteady" Manoeuvres -- Butler on the War Path Again. February (John Greenman)
New York Herald February 10, 1868 - WASHINGTON GOSSIP - The Cabinet Question Seriously Considered -- Mr. Harlan and Governor Dennison -- $12,000 for Subpoenaing Witnesses -- $629 for Subpoenaing Stanton's Pet, Baker -- Pay for a Parlor -- A $3,000 Item Not in the Report -- Phil Sheridan's Mileage -- Dickens' Readings -- Effect of the Grant Letter Upon Chase's Prospects (John Greenman)
New York Herald February 18, 1868 - WASHINGTON GOSSIP - Unabated Interest in the Johnson - Grant Quarrel -- Who are the Roaring Lions -- Admission of Alabama -- The Case of Kate Brown -- The Gay Season (John Greenman)
Mark Twain's Travel Letters from 1891-92 - Chicago Daily Tribune, November 8, 1891 - "Mark Twain at Aix-Les-Bain" (John Greenman)
Mark Twain's Travel Letters from 1891-92 - Chicago Daily Tribune, December 6, 1891 - Mark Twain At Bayreuth [Often retitled "At the Shrine of St. Wagner"] (John Greenman)
Mark Twain's Travel Letters from 1891-92 - Chicago Daily Tribune, January 3, 1892 -Playing the Courier (John Greenman)
Mark Twain's Travel Letters from 1891-92 - Chicago Daily Tribune, February 7, 1892 - An Austrian Health Facotry [often retitled as "Marienbad--A Health Factory"] (John Greenman)
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