January-February 1902 (Vol. 4, No. 3, Grand Midwinter Number)
Source: James Weldon Johnson Memorial Collection in the Yale Collection of American Literature, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
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Table of Contents
Miss Hattie E. Dabney, Richmond, VA. [Cover]
A Haytian Wedding (Frontispiece)
Home (Poem), Robert Hamilton
Two Years in Luzon — II. Examining Schools, Etc., Theophilus G. Steward, D.D.
The Smoky City — IV. Public Schools: Business and Professional Life, Thomas S. Ewell
Book of Events, Willard Warner
Ephraim Brown: The Thirteenth Man, Charles J. Baker
‘Tis Useless to Regret (Poem), Roscoe Conkling Wossom
Hagar’s Daughter (Serial) [Part XI, Chs. 31-33], Sarah A. Allen [pseud. Pauline E. Hopkins]
The Art of Public Discourse, Roscoe Conkling Bruce
The Haytian Girl: How She is Wooed and Won, Theodora Holly
Famous Women of the Negro Race — III. Harriet Tubman (Moses), Pauline E. Hopkins
Timothy Thomas Fortune: Journalist, Author, Lecturer, Agitator, Cyrus Field Adams
Mizeriah Johnson: Her Arisings and Shinings, Gertrude Mossell
Fascinating Bible Stories — XIII. The Defeat at Hormah, Charles W. Hall
Suggestive Thoughts, T. Gilbert Hazel
Book Reviews, William Stanley Braithwaite
Here and There
Abraham Lincoln (Poem), T. Thomas Fortune
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