The Chautauquan - November 1907

First Page, The Chautauquan, Vol. 48, No. 3, November 1907. GGA Image ID # 19ffcfc144

The November 1907 issue of The Chautauquan featured several articles on immigration, including Urgency of Improved Steerage Conditions Based on the Personal Experiences of Kellogg Durland; Canada and Japanese Immigration; and more.

The Chautauquan: The Magazine of System in Reading, New York: The Chautauqua Press, Volume 48, Number 3, November 1907.

Contents

Highways and Byways

• Immigration
• The Oklahoma Election and Constitution
• The Railroads, the States, and the Courts
• Candidates and Political Issues
• Progress and Alarm in China
• Improved Prospects in Morocco and Korea
• Canada and Japanese Immigration
• The Hindu Immigrant Also in Trouble
• Note and Comment

As Others See Us

• A Century of Foreign Criticism on The United States -- A Study of Progress, Part V: Some Other Peculiarities
  By John Graham Brooks
• Part VI: American Sensitiveness

American Painting

• The Years of Preliminary Growth
  By Edwina Spencer

Other Articles of Interest

• Urgency of Improved Steerage Conditions
  Based on the Personal Experiences of Kellogg Durland
• Thomas Wentworth Higginson as an Author and Reformer
• Some Great American Scientitist, Part III: Simon Newcomb
  By Malcomb McNeill

Departments

• Greeting to C.L.S.C. Readers from David Starr Jordan, President of Leland Standford Jr. University
• The Vesper Hour
  By Chancellor John H. Vincent

Library Shelf

• English Writers on America
  By Washington Irving
• A Song of the Tower of Babel: A Silhouette of Life
  By William Hard

CLSC Round Table

• A Letter from the President of 1908
• A California Circle's Recognition Day
• The C.L.S.C. on the West Coast of Africa
• The Longfellow Class
• Poetry for Children
• C.L.S.C. Mottoes
• C.L.S.C. Memorial Days
• Outline of Required Reading for December
• Suggestive Programs for Local Circles
• Answers to Questions on November Readings
• Review Questions on "As Others See Us."
• News from Readers and Circles
• Reports from Other Assemblies