June 1900 Issue, THE CENTURY MAGAZINE

- Painting Racial Types
  Charles de Kay
  , pp. 163-169
- The Constancy of Elizabeth
  Albert Bigelow Paine
  , pp. 170-172
- Love's Passage
  Elizabeth Barnett Esler
  , p. 173
- The Grave of Edwin Booth
  Thomas Bailey Aldrich
  , p. 174
- The Problem of Increasing Human Energy
  Nikola Tesla
  , pp. 175-210
- Latitude and Longitude among Reformers
  Theodore Roosevelt
  , pp. 211-216
- Dr. North and his Friends
  S. Weir Mitchell
  , pp. 217-222
- To June
  Walter Brooke
  , p. 223
- Early Spanish Arches in Mexico
  Archibald Butt
  , pp. 224-225
- Oliver Cromwell
  John Morley
  , pp. 226-249
  VIII. The Death of the King---The Commonwealth---Cromwell in Ireland
- Hamilton's Estimate of Burr
  Alexander Hamilton
  , pp. 250-252
  As Revealed in a Letter, with Inclosure, to John Rutledge
- An Old Miniature
  E.B. Findlay
  , p. 253
- The Paris of To-day
  Richard Whiting
  , pp. 254-266
  V. The Life of the Boulevards
- "O Little Rose, O Dark Rose"
  Charles G.D. Roberts
  , p. 267
- The Business Man and the Consular Service
  Harry A. Garfield
  , pp. 268-270
- Origin of the Lincoln Rail
  J. McCan Davis
  , pp. 271-275
  As Related by Governor Oglesby
- A Night in a Balloon
  Dorothea Klumpke
  , pp. 276-283
- The Poetry of William Blake
  Henry Justin Smith
  , pp. 284-291
  The Prize Essay in "The Century's" Competition for College Graduates of 1898
- Mr. Lowell and his Spanish Friends
  Dona Emilia G. de Riano
  , p. 292
- Three Scenes in the Life of a Portrait
  James Russell Lowell
  , p. 293
- Conoln
  Arthur Colton
  , pp. 294-296
- "The Mouse"
  Lucy Norvell Clark
  , pp. 297-302
  A Story of the Diplomatic Corps
- Proem to an American Anthology
  Edmund Clarence Stedman
  , p. 303
- The Stained-Glass Political Platform
  Stewart Chaplin
  , pp. 304-308
- Hereafter
  Margaret Vandegrift
  , p. 309
- The Right Diplomacy and the Wrong, p. 310
- Public Peril in City Franchises, p. 311
- Mr. Tesla's Announcements, p. 312
- What is an Orphan?
  John Quincy Adams
  , p. 313
  A Letter
- The Importance of Suitable Weather in Novels
  Charles Battell Loomis
  , p. 314
- Pointed Arguments
  Albert Bigelow Paine
  , pp. 315-317
- Indecision
  Josephine H. Nicholls
  , p. 318
- What I Would
  John Vance Cheney
  , p. 318
- Motifs
  E. Scott O'Connor
  , p. 319
- Company
  Catharine Young Glen
  , p. 319
- On the Road
  Tudor Jenks
  , p. 319
- The Springtime Vision
  Henry Austin
  , p. 319
- When the Caddie is over the Hill
  Edwin L. Sabin
  , pp. 320-321
- Old English Masters
  John Constable
  , p. 322
  I. The Hay-Wain