How Many Dances May I Put My Name Against? (1895)

Nella Stuart, “A School Girl’s Romance,” The English Illustrated Magazine 13 (May 1895): 167.

The Sioux Believed in a Monstrous Moose Which Could Stride with Ease through the Deepest Snowdrifts (1896)

Tappan Adney, “The First Moose Hunt,” St. Nicholas 23 (March 1896): 383.

How the Slide Was Spoiled (1896)

“How the Slide Was Spoiled,” Illustrated by David Ericson, St. Nicholas 23 (February 1896): 344.

The Engines Now Stood up to Their Throttles in Snow (1896)

R. Pitcher Woodward, Trains That Met in a Blizzard: A Composite Romance, Being a Chronicle of an Extraordinary Adventure of a Party of Twelve Men and One Woman in the Great American Blizzard March 12, 1888, Illustration by J. Carter Beard (New York: Salmagundi Publishing Company, 1896), frontispiece.

In General There Is a Feeling of Great Security in the Water (1896)

Emily Nunn Whitman, “The Zoölogical Station at Naples, The Century  32 ( August 1886):793.

He Sent the Gentle Stranger Hurtling through the Air (1896)

W.W. Jacobs, “A Black Affair,” Illustrated by W.O. Bowman, The Idler 9 (April 1896): 410.

The Cat Is, Is (1896)

The New Vertical Script Primer (New York: Potter and Putnam, 1896), 4.

Alas for Poor Bertie! He Was to Meet with Disappointment on That Very Day (1869)

Sophia Tandy, Bertie’s Birthday Present, or Patience Rewarded (London: Religious Tract Society, 1869), frontispiece.

I Made a Fire, and by Boiling Snow Made My Kettle (1896)

John MacDougall,  Saddle, Sled and Snowshoe: Pioneering on the Saskatchewan in the Sixties, Illustrations by J.E. Laughlin (Cincinnati: Jennings and Graham, 1896), frontispiece.

It Is a Remarkable Thing That the Only Art That Can Record All Others Should Have Forgotten to Record Its Own History (1896)

Walter Jerrold, The Triumphs of the Printing Press (London: S.W. Patridge and Company, 1896), v.

The New Invention Was Soon Taken Up in America (1896)

Walter Jerrold, The Triumphs of the Printing Press (London: S.W. Patridge and Company, 1896), cover.

Hereby Tongues Are Known, Knowledge Groweth, Judgement Increaseth, Books Are Dispersed, the Scripture is Read, Stones Be Opened, the Times Compared . . . (1896)

Walter Jerrold, The Triumphs of the Printing Press (London: S.W. Patridge and Company, 1896), cover.

Caxton Showing the First Proof Sheet to the Abbot of Westminster (1896)

Walter Jerrold, The Triumphs of the Printing Press (London: S.W. Patridge and Company, 1896), image preceding title page.

This Is None of Your Regular Old Style Mermaids Made Out of a Fish and a Monkey. I Tell You She's A Genuwine Mermaid What Sings and Swims and Combs Her Hair and Talks (1896)

W.L Alden. Among the Freaks. Illustrated by J.F. Sullivan and Florence K. Upton. (London: Longmans, Green, and Company, 1896).

Cheese, Ham, and Flour Mites (1896)

F.H. Chittenden. Household Insects of the United States: With a Chapter on Insects Affecting Dry Vegetable Foods. (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1896).

Basile the Jester (1896)

J.E. Muddock. Basile the Jester: A Romance of the Days of Mary Queen of Scotts. Illustration by Stanley L. Wood. (London: Chatto and Windus, 1896).

Escape Through a Smout (1896)

H.A. Macphearson, et. al. The Hare. (London, New York, and Bombay: Longmans, Green, and Company, 1896).

Hydraulic Suction Dredge (1896)

Charles Shadduck Hill. The Chicago Main Drainage Channel: A description of the machinery used and methods of work adopted in excavating the 28-mile drainage canal from Chicago to Lockport, Ill.  (New York: The Engineering News Publishing Company, 1986).

Signs and Constellations (1896)

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac, 1897.  3 (October 1896).

T

Suitable for Rink Skating (1896)

Norcliffe G. Thompson and F. Laura Cannan. Hand-in-Hand Figure-Skating. (London: Longmans, Green, & Co., 1986).