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Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 3, December 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 259 · What Conservation Means to the Nation’s Progress and Prosperity · Day Allen Willey · ar; “After Interviews with Senator Newlands”. 271 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 1 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 285 · The Sermon on the Mount · Joseph Gilpin Pyle · ar; “Is Christ’s Ideal a Practical One To-day?”. 288 · John Brown—Modern Hebrew Prophet · E. N. Vallandigham · bg [Ref. John Brown] 297 · The Bench of Desolation [Part 3 of 4] · Henry James · nv 303 · An Opportunity and the Man · Walter R. Stevens · bg [Ref. Edward Gardner Lewis]; “A Magazine Publisher Who Has Made Millions” (Lewis is never actually named in the article). 311 · The Changing Road · Katharine Lee Bates · pm 312 · Jerry · Ruth M. Harrison · ss; illustrated by John P. Pemberton 321 · Ten Million a Year · Maarten Maartens · ss The Lady’s Realm July 1909 328 · Omar and Reason · Arthur Guiterman · pm; from a Poem in the Persian Attributed to Omar Klayyam. 329 · The American Opium Peril · Hugh C. Weir · ar; “Growing Use in This Country of a Drug That Elsewhere Has Slain Its Millions”. 337 · The River and I [Part 1 of 4] · John G. Neihardt · ar 352 · Maternity · Anne P. L. Field · pm 353 · Orange Lily · Eden Phillpotts · ss 363 · Making a Small Farm Pay · A. W. Day · ar [Ref. Josiah D. Detrich]; “The Remarkable Achievement of an Inexperienced Parson”. 367 · Stevenson and Henley · Beatrice Post Candler · ar [Ref. Robert Louis Stevenson & W. E. Henley] 369 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 384 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 4, January 1910] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 386 · Richard Watson Gilder—1844-1909 · Wilhelm Funk · il 387 · Opening Up Central Oregon · George Palmer Putnam · ar; “What the Coming of the Railroads Means to a Neglected Empire”. 396 · The Old Oregon Trail · Robert Fletcher · ar 398 · Glimpses of T.B. Aldrich · William H. Rideing · bg [Ref. T. B. Aldrich] 407 · Eusapia Paladino · James H. Leuba · ar; “A Critical Consideration of the Medium’s Most Striking Performances”. 416 · “Lord Gordon-Gordon” · W. A. Croffut · bg [Ref. Lord Gordon-Gordon]; “A Bogus Peer and His Distinguished Dupes”. 429 · Mrs. Weatherwalks and the Helter-Skelter · Hulbert Footner · ss; illustrated by W. J. Glackens 439 · The Land of Yesterday · Don Marquis · pm 440 · Mary and Joseph · Roscoe Gilmore Stott · pm 441 · Folly o’ the Wise · Cornelia A. P. Comer · ss 450 · The River and I [Part 2 of 4] · John G. Neihardt · ar 462 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 2 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 474 · A Woman in the Himálayas · Fannie Bullock Workman · ts; “First Circuit of the Nun Kun Range and Ascent of Two Virgin Peaks”. 482 · A Fancy · Valance Patriarche · pm 483 · A Withheld Completion · Willis Boyd Allen · ss; illustrated by Josephine A. Meyer 487 · The Bench of Desolation [Part 4 of 4] · Henry James · nv 494 · Miss Peyton, of Virginia · James Cosslett Smith · ss 497 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 512 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 5, February 1910] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 514 · “But when the third blow fell she said never a word” · O. T. Jackman · il 515 · A Half-Forgotten Heroine · J. Earl Clauson · bg [Ref. Ida Lewis]; “Ida Lewis, the Lighthouse Keeper in Newport Harbor”. 524 · Some Masters of Portraiture · Elisabeth Luther Cary · ar 535 · The Pickaxe · Gouverneur Morris · ss 546 · Talks with Tennyson [Part 1 of 2] · Elizabeth Rachel Chapman · ar [Ref. Alfred, Lord Tennyson] 553 · Wireless Railroading · Robert F. Gilder · ar 560 · A French Ambassador on English Literature · Brander Matthews · ar [Ref. Jules Jusserand] 564 · Two Spirits · Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer · pm 565 · The Problem of Superannuation in the Civil Service · Alcott W. Stockwell · ar 572 · The Spirit of Flaubert · Ellen Fitzgerald · ar [Ref. Gustave Flaubert] 575 · The Singer Goes Home: R.W.G. · Edith M. Thomas · pm [Ref. Richard Watson Gilder] 575 · The First Portrait of R.L.S. · J. B. G. · ar [Ref. Robert Louis Stevenson] 582 · The Land of Youth · Cornelia A. P. Comer · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 589 · A Memorable Half-Century: 1857-1907 · Charles M. Harvey · ar 598 · The River and I [Part 3 of 4] · John G. Neihardt · ar 608 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 3 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 620 · Cadwalader’s Fourth Virtue · Edward Salisbury Field · ss 625 · My Creed · Jeannette L. Gilder · pm 625 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 640 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 6, March 1910] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 642 · “He caught wildly at nothing to steady himself” · F. S. Coburn · il 643 · Val d’Aosta I.—The Present · Felice Ferrero · ar; “A Fascinating Region Little Known to Americans”. 657 · The River and I [Part 4 of 4] · John G. Neihardt · ar 669 · A French Tribute to Lincoln · J. B. G. · ar [Ref. Abraham & Mary Todd Lincoln]; “The Gold Medal Presented to His Widow in 1866”. 671 · Days · Marion Lorraine · ar 673 · The Awakening of the Cities · Hugh C. Weir · ar; “The Era of Civic Advertising and the Chamber of Commerce”. 681 · The Greek Lady [Part 1 of 2] · Emily James Putnam · ar 690 · Ragtime · Baroness von Hutten · ss The Windsor Magazine #175, July 1909 693 · The “Odic” Force? · Henry Holt · ar 697 · An Æolian Romance · Eleanor Seeleye · ss; illustrated by F. S. Coburn 708 · Selma Lagerlöf: The First Woman to Win the Nobel Prize for Literature · Velma Swanston Howard · bg [Ref. Selma Lagerlöf] 710 · Miss Lagerlöf’s Literary Debt · Selma Lagerlöf; translated by Velma Swanston Howard · ar; her speech accepting the Nobel Prize, largely in form of an embedded short story. 714 · The Attic Philosophers: A Chronicle of the Studios of No. 21 · Hulbert Footner · ss; illustrated by Florence Scovel Shinn 725 · The Rejection of the Budget and the Consequent Breach in the British Constitution · H. W. Massingham · ar 731 · The Light-Ship · Thomas Lomax Hunter · pm; illustrated by Louis M. Weickum 734 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 4 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 746 · Talks with Tennyson [Part 2 of 2] · Elizabeth Rachel Chapman · ar [Ref. Alfred, Lord Tennyson] 752 · At Rest · Ralph Thicknesse · pm 753 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 768 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 7, April 1910] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 769 · Notice to the Subscribers for Putnam’s Magazine · The Editor · ms; announcing this as last issue, as merging into Atlantic Monthly, which will take over subscriptions. 771 · Mr. John La Farge · Elisabeth Luther Cary · bg [Ref. John La Farge]; “A Great Craftsman Who is Also a Thinker”. 779 · The Patteran · Amelia Josephine Burr · pm 780 · The National Government and the Public Highways · Lyman Beecher Stowe · ar 793 · The Criminal · Cesare Lombroso · ar; to be the preface of his forthcoming posthumous book Criminal Man. 796 · Reclaiming the Everglades · S. Mays Ball · ar; “Reversing the Far Western Irrigation Problem”; given as “Reclaiming the Florida Everglades” in the running heads. 802 · They Asked for the People’s Highway · Edith M. Thomas · pm 803 · The Solid South in Dissolution · E. N. Vallandigham · ar 809 · The Greek Lady [Part 2 of 2] · Emily James Putnam · ar 818 · European Waterways and Their Lesson for America · Herbert Bruce Fuller · ar 824 · Strength · Keene Abbott · ss; illustrated by O. T. Jackman 835 · Val d’Aosta II.—The Roman Past · Felice Ferrero · ar 846 · Our Chinese Policy: Are We Shutting an Open Door? · John Foord · ar 853 · Browning’s Father: Caricaturist, Verse-writer and Humanitarian · Francis Herbert Stead · bg [Ref. Robert Browning] 861 · The Last Picture of Henry Clay · [uncredited] · ar [Ref. Henry Clay] 862 · An Early Letter of Daniel Webster’s · Daniel Webster · lt 864 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 5 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards; serial was not continued as such, but Putnam’s subscribers could write for a free copy of a pamphlet containing remainder of the work. 875 · Roses of Paestum · William Aspenwall Bradley · pm 875 · A Seer and Some Doers · H. W. Boynton · br 881 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl

Railroad Magazine   (about) --- see under The Railroad Man's Magazine.

The Railroad Man’s Magazine:   (about) One of the first specialized pulps, with stories and articles about the railroads; merged with Argosy after January 18, 1919 and then demerged again in December 1929. Dropped fiction after January 1979.

The Railroad Man’s Magazine

The Railroad Man’s Magazine [v1 #1, October 1906] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, 208pp+, pulp) Details supplied by Steve Trussel. 1 · Just a Word About This New Magazine · Frank A. Munsey · ar 5 · A Whole Nation on Wheels · Willets Gilson · ar 13 · Great Train Robberies of the United States No. 1- The Marshfield Affair · Charles Francis Bourke · ar 24 · Four-Flushing · Cy Warman · ss · King of the Rail · La Touche Hancock · pm 31 · “Dan” Quixote [Part 1 of 4] · Louis Joseph Vance · sl 54 · The Biggest Railroad Station in the World · Grant Winslow · ar 63 · Kitty’s Suit-Case Comedy · Jane De Leuw · ss · Rhyme of the Rail · John Godfrey Saxe · pm The Knickerbocker 184? 70 · Nancy Hart’s Gratitude · Ada Patterson · ar 77 · Pioneers of the Iron Trail · Frank MacDonald · ar 87 · Corks and the Commodore [Billy Englehart] · Harry D. Couzens · ss 97 · Birth of the Locomotive · Edward B. Mitchell · ar · Binley and 46 · Sam Davis · pm 103 · A Ride with “Big Arthur” · Burke Jenkins · ar 109 · The House of Suspicion [Part 1 of 3] · Edgar Franklin · sl 127 · A Cowboy Knight Errant · Leo Crane · ss 135 · Live Wires · F. M. McClintic · ar 143 · Andy the Peacemaker · Frederick Walworth Brown · ss 151 · Railroad Skirmishes · W. G. Seaver · ar 159 · Crises in Invention’s Drama · Jackson Harvelle Ray · ar 165 · Doc’s Beau · Caroline Lockhart · ss · Swan Song of a Telegrapher · [uncredited] · pm 171 · Nickels of the Trolley · J. J. Almonte · ar 182 · His Friend the Outlaw · Jared L. Fuller · ss 188 · A Few Facts in Flight · Gerald Warren · ar

The Railroad Man’s Magazine [v1 #2, November 1906] (pulp) Details supplied by Victor Berch. · “Poor Crazy Hobo” · Edwin Balmer · ss · The Projectile [Part 1 of 6] · E. J. Rath · sl · The Madness of Carleton · Arthur Ott · ss · “Dan” Quixote [Part 2 of 4] · Louis Joseph Vance · sl · An Unwelcome Halo · Jean Welby · ss · Ninth Stair from the Top · Helen Tompkins · ss · The House of Suspicion [Part 2 of 3] · Edgar Franklin · sl · The Parting with Amolek · James True · ss · The Broken Wedding Ring · Elizabeth N. Barrow · ss · Stiletto or Password? · Burke Jenkins · ss

The Railroad Man’s Magazine [v1 #3, December 1906] (pulp) Details supplied by Victor Berch. · Running the Signal [Part 1 of 4] · William Wallace Cook · sl · The Ill Wind · Leonard W. Seeligsberg · ss · The Projectile [Part 2 of 6] · E. J. Rath · sl · The Heart of Stephen Cassidy · Stanley Huntley Lewis · ss · An Imported Nemesis · Frank Glover Heston · ss · “Dan” Quixote [Part 3 of 4] · Louis Joseph Vance · sl · When Shorty Made Good · C. P. Carter · ss · The House of Suspicion [Part 3 of 3] · Edgar Franklin · sl · Calvin’s Chum · Edith DeBlois Laskey · ss · The Strategy of Drennan · Louis Weadock · ss · Who Stole the Bank-Notes? · George Folsom · ss

The Railroad Man’s Magazine [v1 #4, January 1907] (pulp) Details supplied by Victor Berch & Sai Shankar. 577 · Fighting Fire in the Sierra Snow-Sheds · Gilson Willets · ar 591 · A. Levinsky, Chauffeur · Frank X. Finnegan · ss 598 · Law for the Railroads · [uncredited] · ms 600 · World’s Busiest Station · Dean Van Der Veer · ar; about Grand Central Station. 608 · Industrial Roll of Honor · [uncredited] · ms; group of fillers on life saving railroad employees. 610 · Not an Ordinary Man [Part 1 of 4] · Lavinia H. Egan · sl 625 · Journalism on Wheels · [uncredited] · ms 626 · Along the Trail · [uncredited] · ms; trivia titbits about international railroads. 627 · “General’s” Race for Life · Thomas Benton Connor · ts 632 · Renumbering Pennsylvania’s Cars · [uncredited] · ms 633 · The Switches · C. St. Lawrence Molloy · pm 634 · Brawley the Wolf Cub · R. W. Hofflund · ss 638 · Finest Train in the World · [uncredited] · ms 639 · News from the Front · [uncredited] · gp; group of articles on different railways across the world. 642 · Imaginary Conversations · Oliver J. Carson · ar 651 · Westinghouse on Probation · [uncredited] · ms 652 · Getting Off the Sidings · [uncredited] · ms; news of railroad personnel exits and hires. 654 · Running the Signal [Part 2 of 4] · William Wallace Cook · sl 666 · The Latest Thing in Engines · [uncredited] · ms 667 · Railroads in Canada · [uncredited] · ar 670 · The Bliss of Ignorance · John Barton Oxford · ss 675 · Tricks of R.R. Names and Numbers · [uncredited] · ms 676 · King of Tunnel Builders · Arthur B. Reeve · ar [Ref. Charles M. Jacobs] 680 · Clubs for Street-Car Men · [uncredited] · ms 681 · Full Speed Ahead · [uncredited] · cl; news of railroad investments in North America. 683 · How Long Is Five Minutes? · Ben Winslow · ss 685 · Around the World in Four Minutes · [uncredited] · ms 686 · The Sunny Side of the Track · [uncredited] · hu 688 · The Projectile [Part 3 of 6] · E. J. Rath · sl 702 · Engineers of Ancient Rome · [uncredited] · ms 703 · How They Climbed the Ladder · [uncredited] · ms 705 · Great American Train Robberies—No. 4 “The Mysterious Thirteen” · Charles Francis Bourke · ar; about the Union Pacific Big Springs robbery. 710 · Dillon Caught Napping · [uncredited] · ms 711 · Off the Main Line · [uncredited] · cl 713 · When Geronimo Was Free · Oscar W. Edling · ts 716 · Russian Railroad Magnificence · [uncredited] · ms 717 · Campaigning with a Railroad Army · [uncredited] · sz 718 · Recent Railroad Patents · Forrest G. Smith · cl 721 · Roll-Call of Veterans · [uncredited] · ms 723 · “Dan” Quixote [Part 4 of 4] · Louis Joseph Vance · sl 741 · Rhymes of the Rail · Various · gp; group of railroad poems. 743 · Tales of the Throttle · Walter Gardner · gp 749 · Telegraphing to Timbuctoo · [uncredited] · ms 750 · Opening the Congo Country · [uncredited] · ar 751 · Quicksands · George Carling · ss 757 · A Lively Life · [uncredited] · ms 758 · More Railroads Wanted · [uncredited] · ar 759 · Travels of a Terrier · Remsen Crawford · ar 764 · Wait Till To-Morrow · [uncredited] · ms