Bok, Edward William (1863–1930). The Americanization of Edward Bok. 1921.
Subject Index
| Abbey, Edwin A., 245, 259 ff. |
| Abbott, Lyman, 278, 345, 363, 375. |
| Abbott, Mrs. Lyman, 175. |
| Adams, Charles Francis, 60. |
| Adams, John, 60. |
| Adams, John Quincy, 60. |
| Addams, Jane, 303, 375. |
| Adriatic, 404. |
| Alcott, Louisa, visit to, 53 ff.; Emerson visited by, 55 ff.; letters from, 232. |
| American Civic Association, 254, 352 ff. |
| American Lithographic Company, 27. |
| American Magazine, 78 ff. |
| American Red Cross, 389. |
| American Union Telegraph Company, 71. |
| Anderson, Mary, visit to, 220. |
| Anthony, Susan B., 303. |
| Appleton’s Encyclopædia, 17 ff. |
| Astor, William Waldorf, 149. |
| Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Railroad, 253. |
| Atlanta, 257. |
| Atlantic Monthly, 378. |
| Bangs, John Kendrick, 136, 233. |
| Banker, James H., 17. |
| Barger, Samuel F., 17. |
| Baruch, Bernard, 391. |
| Beauvoir, Mississippi, 26. |
| Beaverbrook, Lord, 404. |
| Beecher, Henry Ward, 64 ff., 80 ff., 132, death of, 133 ff. |
| Belfield, Thomas Dun, 399. |
| Bell, Alexander Graham, 17. |
| Bellamy, Edward, 118. |
| Bernhardt, Sarah, 328. |
| Blaine, James G., 192 ff. |
| Blankenburg, Mrs. Rudolph, 301. |
Bok, Edward William, arrival of, 1 ff.; first American schooldays of, 2 ff.; homework of, 8 ff.; first money earned by, 9 ff.; first newspaper work of, 12 ff.; first position of, 15 ff.; self-education of, 17 ff., 29; reportorial work of, 29 ff., 61 ff.; Garfield’s letter to, 18; autograph letters collected by, 18 ff.; first literary commission of, 27 ff.; first editorial work of, 28; Grant’s and Hayes’s speeches reported by, 30; President Hayes and, 31 ff.; Boston visit of, 34 ff.; theatre programmes published by, 63; Brooklyn Magazine published by, 65 ff., 78; stock market played by, 69 ff.; publishing business entered by, 78; syndicate newspaper business of, 80 ff.; Beecher’s friendship with, 85, 89 ff.; Bok Syndicate Press organized by, 104; Woman’s pageoriginated by, 104 ff., 149, 152 ff.; Scribner’s employment of, 108 ff., 144 ff.; Stevenson and, 113 ff.; Stockton and, 116 ff.; Curtis’s offer to, 155 ff.; offer accepted by, 158 ff.; Ladies’ Home Journal edited by, 166 ff.; new Curtis building and, 258 ff.; Eugene Field and, 181 ff.; bill-boards and, 253 ff.; Dirty Citiesand, 256 ff.; Roosevelt and, 266 ff., 273 ff.; home life of, 268; Suffragists and, 302 ff.; Kipling and, 309 ff.; Niagara Falls and, 352 ff.; war work of, 394 ff.; battle front trip of, 404 ff.; resignation of, 417 ff. |
| Bok Syndicate Press, 104, 106. |
| Bok, William, 1, 104, 155. |
| Bonheur, Rosa, Bok’s visit to, 230 ff. |
| Book Buyer, The, 111 ff., 141. |
| Booth, Evangeline, 391. |
| Boston, 35, 46, 47, 51, 60, 181 ff. |
| Boston Globe, interview in, 20. |
| Boston Herald, 275. |
| Boston Journal, 108. |
| Boston Transcript, 275. |
| Bottome, Margaret, 172. |
| Breadwinners, The, 138. |
| Brewer, Owen W., 147. |
| Bridges, Robert, book reviews by, 291. |