American Negro as a Political Factor. Kelly Miller,
Nineteenth Century, August.
Brave Sheriff. Outlook, March 5.
Discussing the Negro Problem. Nation, May 19.
Grandfather Clause in Oklahoma. Outlook, June 18.
Negro Property. W. E. B. DuBois, World To-day, August.
New Disfranchisement Plan. Independent, March 31.
Noteworthy Book on Negroes. Roosevelt, Outlook, June 4.
Racial Conflict in America. Living Age, July 30.
Alcohol and the African. L. Probyn, Nineteenth Century,
June.
Story of the Negro. Review, Survey, May 28.
Closing the Little Black Schoolhouse. M. W. Ovington,
Survey, May 28.
Educate Six Million Negro Children. B. T. Washington,
World’s Work, June.
Jeanes Fund. M. W. Ovington, Survey, January 29.
University Education for Negroes. B. T. Washington,
Independent, March 24.
Negro in Cincinnati. F. W. Quillan, Independent, February
24.
Burden of the White Taxpayers. Independent, March 10.
Democratic Split in the South. Independent, May 26.
Negro and Agricultural Development. A. H. Stone, Annals
American Academy, January.
Negro Suffrage in Maryland. Outlook, April 16.
Negro’s Part in Southern Development. B. T. Washington,
Annals American Academy, January.
Nullification in Maryland. Nation, April 7.
Race Rioter (Story). H. M. Lyon, American Magazine,
February.
Southern Question. W. G. Brown, Nation, August 4.
Suffrage in Maryland. Independent, April 21.
Kinks in the Negro’s Hair. J. M. Boddy, Scientific
American, April 30.
Position of the Negro Among Human Races. Current
Literature, September.
Position of the Negro and Pigmy Among Human Races. A.
Keith, Nature, July 14.
Souls of White Folk. W. E. B. DuBois, Independent, August
18.
With a Cargo of Black Ivory. A. Edwards, Harper’s Weekly,
July 2.
Negro and Religion. H. H. Johnston, Nineteenth Century,
June (Current Literature, August).
Marvel of Brownsville. H. Bumstead, Independent, May 12.
Decadence of the Plantation System. U. B. Phillips, Annals
American Academy, January.
Slavery in Virginia. S. T. C. Bryan, Nation, May 12.
Slave’s Reminiscence of Slavery. M. W. Ovington,
Independent, May 26.
Liberia and the United States. Outlook, May 7.
Negro Suffrage in a Democracy. Ray S. Baker, Atlantic,
November.
Chapters from My Experience. B. T. Washington, World’s
Work, October.
Marrying of Black Folk. W. E. B. DuBois, Independent,
October 13.
The Lady of the Slave States. E. J. Putman, Atlantic,
October.
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A long awaited and striking evidence of earnest and deep-seated
interest in race questions is the appearance of a new quarterly at
Clark University, Worcester, Mass. It is known as the “Journal of
Race Development,” and is devoted to a scientific discussion of the
primitive races. It is edited by Professor Blakeslee, and the editor of
The Crisis is a contributing editor.