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Mark Twain in the New York Times, Part Four (1900-1906)

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001 - July 7, 1900 - TWO SPEECHES. Made in London by Choate and Twain

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001 - July 7, 1900 - TWO SPEECHES. Made in London by Choate and Twain
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002 - October 13, 1900 - MARK TWAIN'S HOMECOMING & THE HERO AS MAN OF LETTERS
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003 - October 16, 1900 - MARK TWAIN HOME AGAIN
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004 - October 18, 1900 - BAZAAR FOR GALVESTON ORPHANS
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005 - October 20, 1900 - MARK TWAIN AND GRANT - MAJOR POND'S TRIBUTE
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006 - October 27, 1900 - MARK TWAIN'S IMPERISHABLE CHARACTERS
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007 - November 13, 1900 - RECEPTION TO MARK TWAIN
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008 - November 16, 1900 - AUTHORS HONOR MARK TWAIN
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009 - November 17, 1900 - MARK TWAIN. The Lotos Club Dinner
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010 - November 22, 1900 - MARK TWAIN HAS GRIEVANCE
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011 - November 23, 1900 - MARK TWAIN IS AVENGED
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012 - November 24, 1900 - MARK TWAIN TO WOMEN. Public Education
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013 - December 5, 1900 - DINNER TO MARK TWAIN. Aldine Association Dinner
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014 - December 7, 1900 - BANQUET OF THE ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY
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015 - December 13, 1900 - HOW LIEUT. CHURCHILL ESCAPED FROM BOERS
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016 - December 15, 1900 - Mark Twain at the Aldine Club
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017 - January 5, 1901 - BISHOP POTTER SAYS HE WAS APPROACHED
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018 - January 7, 1901 - Untitled Editorial on Anti-Imperialism
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019 - January 11, 1901 - MARK TWAIN, LITERATURE AND WAR. Letter from Moncure Conway
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020 - January 20, 1901 - MARK TWAIN ON HAZING
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021 - January 21, 1901 - MARK TWAIN SAYS WOMEN SHOULD VOTE
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022 - February 3, 1901 - MARK TWAIN TELLS ABOUT PAWNBROKERS
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023 - February 7, 1901 - CERTAINLY FALSE, BUT PROBABLY FUNNY
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024 - February 8, 1901 - AGREES WITH MARK TWAIN; MARK TWAIN'S YOUNGER DAYS - letters to the editor
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025 - February 9, 1901 - MR. CHRISTIAN PATRIOT AND MARK TWAIN
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026 - February 12, 1901 - BLUE AND GRAY PAY TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN
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027 - February 28, 1901 - MARK TWAIN, OSTEOPATH
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028 - March 1, 1901 - [Letter to the Editor] MARK TWAIN, OSTEOPATH
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029 - March 14, 1901 - MARK TWAIN A WITNESS [Rudyard Kipling Suit]
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030 - March 17, 1901 - MARK TWAIN ON TRAINING THAT PAYS
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031 - March 22, 1901 - DEMAND THAT TWAIN RETRACT
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032 - March 24, 1901 - LOTOS CLUB'S WELCOME TO THE GOVERNOR [Article edited to include only Mark Twain's speech] & SLANDER'S MASK OF HUMOR
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033 - March 27, 1901 - MARK TWAIN, PLAINTIFF
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034 - March 31, 1901 - MARK TWAIN TELLS OF HIS BUSINESS VENTURES
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035 - April 25, 1901 - MARK TWAIN TO THE CLUB (Letter to the Get Together Club)
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036 - May 4, 1901 - MR. MABIE. THE SPEECH OF MARK TWAIN
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037 - May 10, 1901 - MARK TWAIN AT PRINCETON
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038 - May 12, 1901 - MARK TWAIN READS TO WOMEN
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039 - May 29, 1901 - A MISSOURI SOCIETY NOW
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040 - July 23, 1901 - LETTER FROM MARK TWAIN
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041 - October 11, 1901 - BURGLARIES ALARM RIVERDALE RESIDENTS
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042 - October 18, 1901 - MARK TWAIN MAKES A SPEECH
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043 - October 30, 1901 - MARK TWAIN AND SETH LOW SPEAK
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044 - November 7, 1901 - ‘‘THE ACORNS’‘ HOLD AN ELECTION JUBILEE
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045 - November 8, 1901 - TWAIN'S RIVAL STORY TELLER
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046 - November 10, 1901 - BRITONS HERE TOAST THEIR KING EDWARD
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047 - November 17, 1901 - MR. CHOATE ARRAIGNED BEFORE LOTOS CLUB
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048 - December 1, 1901 - SONS OF SCOTLAND MAKE MERRY
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049 - January 29, 1902 - MR. ROCKEFELLER'S CLASS
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050 - February 5, 1902 - PETITION TO STOP WAR
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051 - March 9, 1902 - MARK TWAIN ON MEDICINE
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052 - April 1, 1902 - THE KANAWHA AT SANTIAGO
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053 - April 8, 1902 - COMING BACK FROM CUBA
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054 - April 9, 1902 - MARK TWAIN'S NEW HOME [Tarrytown, NY]
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055 - April 21, 1902 - CLARA MORRIS TELLS OF STAGE LIFE'S TRIALS & HELEN KELLER AND MARK TWAIN
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056 - June 1, 1902 - MARK TWAIN'S VISIT [to Hannibal]
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057 - June 5, 1902 - DEGREE FOR MARK TWAIN
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058 - June 7, 1902 - [Editorial] MARK TWAIN'S FAREWELL? & MARK TWAIN'S FAREWELL [speech in St. Louis, MO]
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059 - June 8, 1902 - MARK TWAIN AMONG SCENES OF EARLY LIFE. [Horace Bixby]
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060 - June 18,1902 - GEN. PORTER HONORED AT LOTOS CLUB DINNER
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061 - August 20, 1902 - MARK TWAIN PROTESTS
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062 - September 6, 1902 - MARK TWAIN ON ''HUCK FINN.''
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063 - October 22, 1902 - MARK TWAIN'S JOKE
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064 - November 29, 1902 - MARK TWAIN ENTERTAINED [67th Birthday]
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065 - November 30, 1902 - WHEN TWAIN GOT HIS SAY [birthday speech]
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066 - January 10, 1903 - MARK TWAIN'S SKULL
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067 - March 28, 1903 - ''THE STOLEN WHITE ELEPHANT'' as a Play
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068 - March 31, 1903 - RACES ON THE MISSISSIPPI
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069 - May 3, 1903 - MARK TWAIN’S TAXES REDUCED
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070 - June 28, 1903 - MARK TWAIN’S ROAST CHICKENS
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071 - October 4, 1903 - MARK TWAIN REFLECTS
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072 - October 16, 1903 - MARK TWAIN FOR LOW
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073 - October 24, 1903 - MARK TWAIN
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074 - October 25, 1903 - MARK TWAIN MAKES SOME PARTING REMARKS
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075 - November 9, 1903 - MARK TWAIN’S VILLA NEAR FLORENCE
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076 - April 10, 1904 - MARK TWAIN TO REFORM THE LANGUAGE OF ITALY
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077 - June 7, 1904 - MARK TWAIN'S WIFE DEAD
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078 - June 8, 1904 - FUNERAL OF MRS. CLEMENS (Rites in Italy)
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079 - June 14, 1904 - TWAIN WOULD BE AN EXHIBIT (at World's Fair)
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080 - June 29, 1904 - MARK TWAIN SAILS FOR NEW YORK
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081 - July 13, 1904 - CLEMENS BRINGS WIFE'S BODY
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082 - July 15, 1904 - MARK TWAIN'S WIFE BURIED IN ELMIRA
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083 - August 2, 1904 - MARK TWAIN'S DAUGHTER HURT - Her horse killed
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084 - August 18, 1904 - ‘‘MARK TWAIN’‘ LEASES HOUSE
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085 - September 15, 1904 - H. H. ROGERS HOME AGAIN. Mark Twain Meets Him
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086 - December 22, 1904 - MARK TWAIN PLACE SOLD [Tarrytown]
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087 - April 9, 1905 - A TALK WITH MARK TWAIN'S CAT, THE OWNER BEING INVISIBLE
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088 - May 15, 1905 - MERCIFUL MARK TWAIN WRITES TO MAIMED GIRL
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089 - August 20, 1905 - MARK TWAIN ILL OF GOUT
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090 - September 10, 1905 - TWAIN'S TRIBUTE TO ENVOYS
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091 - November 4, 1905 - INDEPENDENTS WARM UP FOR IVINS AND JEROME
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092 - November 24, 1905 - MARK TWAIN DINNER
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093 - November 26, 1905 - MARK TWAIN: A HUMORIST’S CONFESSION
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094 - November 28, 1905 - MARK TWAIN THE PRESIDENT’S GUEST
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095 - December 6, 1905 - CELEBRATE MARK TWAIN'S SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY
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096 - December 19, 1905 - MARK TWAIN SPEAKS AFTER BERNHARDT ACTS
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097 - December 22, 1905 - JOAN OF ARC APPEARS TO STARTLE MARK TWAIN
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098 - January 3, 1906 - PATRICK'S FIGHT FOR LIFE
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099 - January 4, 1906 - PLAYERS DINE MARK TWAIN
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100 - January 17, 1906 - MARK TWAIN AT THE SHOW
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101 - January 18, 1906 - FOR A MONUMENT TO FULTON
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102 - January 21, 1906 - MARK TWAIN PAYS FOR FUN
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103 - January 23, 1906 - CHOATE AND TWAIN PLEAD FOR TUSKEGEE
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104 - January 30, 1906 - VIEWS OF MARK TWAIN ON BEING IN CONGRESS
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105 - February 8, 1906 - TWAIN ON ROCKEFELLER, JR.
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106 - February 17, 1906 - ENDS OF THE EARTHERS FOREGATHER HERE AGAIN
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107 - February 18, 1906 - FOR A MONUMENT TO FULTON
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108 - February 20, 1906 - TWAIN'S LATEST MAXIM
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109 - February 21, 1906 - TWAIN THE GREATEST
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110 - March 5, 1906 - POLICE HUSTLE CROWD AWAITING MARK TWAIN
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111 - March 9, 1906 - TWAIN'S WANING CONSCIENCE
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112 - March 12, 1906 - CARNEGIE ASSAULTS THE SPELLING BOOK
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113 - March 23, 1906 - ROCKEFELLER, JR., THERE IN SPITE OF NEW HEIR
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114 - March 27, 1906 - NEVER TOO ILL FOR A STORY
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115 - March 30, 1906 - ARMS TO FREE RUSSIA, TCHAYKOFFSKY'S APPEAL & TWAIN AND CHOATE TALK AT MEETING FOR BLIND
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116 - April 3, 1906 - MARK TWAIN LETTER SOLD. Written to Thomas Nast
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117 - April 4, 1906 - MARK TWAIN TALKS TO COLLEGE WOMEN
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118 - April 6, 1906 - MARK TWAIN ON J. W. FOLEY
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119 - April 8, 1906 - TWAIN AND SIR PURDON LAUD SMITH GRADUATES
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120 - April 10, 1906 - MORNINGSTAR WINNER IN BILLIARD OPENING
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121 - April 12, 1906 - GORKY AND MARK TWAIN PLEAD FOR REVOLUTION & HOPPE DEFEATS CUTLER; SCHAEFER WINS EASILY
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122 - April 13, 1906 - MAXIM GORKY VISITS TOMB OF GRANT
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123 - April 15, 1906 - GORKY AND ACTRESS ASKED TO QUIT HOTELS & MARK TWAIN TELLS HOW TO MANAGE AUDIENCES
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124 - April 19, 1906 - SUTTON BEATS SLOSSON BY SUPERIOR BILLIARDS
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125 - April 20, 1906 - MARK TWAIN APPEALS FOR THE 'SMITTEN CITY' & MARK TWAIN [poem by James Ernest Caldwell]
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126 - April 22, 1906 - CALIFORNIA'S WOMEN HERE ARE GOING TO AID
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127 - May 7, 1906 - MARK TWAIN OUT AGAIN. Recovered from Bronchitis
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128 - May 21, 1906 - FOR A BOOTH MEMORIAL
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129 - September 18, 1906 - A PEOPLE'S LOBBY TO WATCH CONGRESS
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130 - September 20, 1906 - SPELLING AND PICTURES AND TWAIN AT DINNER
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131 - September 23, 1906 - MISS CLEMENS IN CONCERT
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132 - November 5, 1906 - ''MARK TWAIN'' INDORSES EXPOSURE OF MRS. EDDY
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133 - November 24, 1906 - BAR MARK TWAIN'S BOOK
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134 - December 8, 1906 - MARK TWAIN IN WHITE AMUSES CONGRESSMEN
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135 - December 9, 1906 - TWAIN PLEADS FOR THANKS
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136 - December 10, 1906 - [Editorial] A HUMORIST AT HIS BEST
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137 - December 11, 1906 - MARK TWAIN, LOBBYIST
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138 - December 12, 1906 - TWAIN'S PLAN TO BEAT THE COPYRIGHT LAW & WATTERSON SAYS FREELY THAT HE IS A JINGO
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139 - December 23, 1906 - TWAIN AND THE TELEPHONE