Compiled By Victor A. Berch
Draft 10.0 / 6/14/03
Clarence Herbert New
(Nov. 14, 1862 - Jan. 9, 1933)
A: MAGAZINE FICTION
[Compiler's Note: It is an oddity of sorts that Clarence Herbert New, one of the more prolific early 20th Century magazine writers, wrote only two novels (as far as I've been able to confirm). One was published in the February 1897 LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE; the other was an 1895 hardcover novel, detailed below, but there are hints several more may have been published during that decade. And although he wrote well over 400 short stories New had but a single collection of stories published in book form.
The bulk of his fiction appeared in BLUE BOOK magazine, where, for 25 years (1908-1934), he had the distinction of appearing in almost every issue of that magazine, with a total of 396 stories, including one serial novel. Only H. Bedford-Jones with 370 stories and 7 book-length novels and serials published over a greater span of years (1915-1948) came close. Like HB-J, New often had two stories (and series) running in the same issue, requiring him to use a pseudonym.
His longest and most famous series was the "Diplomatic Free Lance," which some critics have called the longest novel ever written. It comprised 280 stories and nearly 3,000,000 words and featured the same characters from the 7th story to the end. Popular fiction historians also hail this series as popularizing the international espionage genre. After New's death in January 1933, BLUE BOOK had 16 stories in inventory, which they continued to publish monthly through the May 1934 issue. Six were "Free Lance" stories and two were non-series stories. The remaining 8 were evenly split between two new series characters: Sir Edward Coffin, an insurance investigator, and a Dr. Adams. Shortly before New's death BLUE BOOK announced that Culpeper Zandtt would be returning to the magazine's pages. I suspect his name was to have bylined these two series. However, the magazine decided to publish them under New's name and not his Zandtt pseudonym.
Clarence Herbert New used two pseudonyms during his lifetime--Culpeper Zandtt and Stephen Hopkins Orcutt. The Zandtt name was taken from New's first BLUE BOOK series, "The International Bureau," (1908) in which he was a writer and war correspondent. Four years later New adopted the name as one of his principal pseudonyms. Van Zandt Wheeler, a possible third pseudonym, came to light recently during this bibliographical expedition and has been included provisionally. One final point: It should be noted that 13 issues did not list the story titles on the contents pages or at the beginning of those stories; they provided merely a one sentence blurb of New's story and the series they belonged to.
Sometime in the 1940s, when BLUE BOOK went to a bed-sheet sized format, and reprinted a New story belonging to the "Diplomatic Free Lance" series entitled "The Anchored Island." It is, without question, one of the "Untitled" stories in this bibliography, but it will take time to track down the originalpublication date by matching the opening paragraphs. Possibly BLUE BOOK created the title for that reprint or took it from the editorial index card. Special thanks to Peter Ruber, Mike Ashley and Doug Ellis for their assistance in preparing this index.]
BLUE BOOK
SERIES: "The International Bureau"
(New's first series for Blue Book features a character named Culpeper Zandtt, a writer, man-about-town and war correspondent, which he later used as a pseudonym.)
The Organization and the Sprague Case - May 1908
The Rescue of a Diplomat - Jun 1908
A Dangerous Competitor - Jul 1908
The Woodville Rubies - Aug 1908
The Order of Green Friars - Sep 1908
The Cruise of the Gray Ghost - Oct 1908
SERIES: "An Agent of the Government"
(This is actually the first series of stories belonging to the long-running Free Lances in Diplomacy series.)
The Antiruguan Affair - Feb 1909
A Diplomatic Outrage - Mar 1909
A Speculation in Rifles - Apr 1909
The Teutonic Agreement - May 1909
The Mining of the Dardenelles - Jun 1909
A Blow at the Entente Cordiale - Jul 1909
The Anti-Expansion League - Aug 1909
The Commission from Argentina - Sep 1909
The Rescue of a Scientist - Oct 1909
SERIES: "The Adventures of a Diplomatic Free Lance"
The Affair of the Kiel Maneuvres - Mar 1910
A Ward of the Crown - Apr 1910
Friends of the Grand Duke - May 1910
An Imperial Indiscretion - Jun 1910
The Abduction of an Aviator - Jul 1910
The House of Weissburg-Altstadt - Aug 1910
The Egyptian Affair - Sep 1910
The Slavonic Conspiracy - Nov 1910
The Love Affair of a Princess - Dec 1910
With Royalty at Biarritz - Jan 1911
A House Party at Trevor Hall - Feb 1911
A Personal Obligation - Mar 1911
"Further Adventures of a Diplomatic Free Lance"
When the Fox Stole the Bait - Apr 1911
"The Potter and the Clay" - May 1911
A Leak in the Foreign Office - Jun 1911
Political Anaesthesia - Jul 1911
A Regency Plot - Aug 1911
The Cat's Paw - Sep 1911
The Great Loan Syndicate - Oct 1911
Et Tu -- Carissima - Nov 1911
A Debut in the Secret Service - Dec 1911
A Dangerous Recognition - Jan 1912
A Mohammedan Conspiracy - Feb 1912
A Foreign Office Duel - Mar 1912
"Latest Adventures of a Diplomatic Free Lance"
The Affair of the Kaisar-i-Hind - Apr 1912
The Affair at Spithead - May 1912
The Laugh on Prinz Wilhelm - Jun 1912
The Conspiracy of March 14th - Jul 1912
The Mysterious Death of a Monarch - Aug 1912
Marked for Murder - Sep 1912
The Princess Delicia - Oct 1912
The King of Delgaria - Nov 1912
Sonia Krellovnia - Dec 1912
The Balkan War - Jan 1913
On The Chess-Board of Europe - Feb 1913
The Jade Casket of Tzu-Hsi - Mar 1913
A Recruit for the Lost Legion - Apr 1913
"Adventures of a Diplomatic Free Lance"
Russia Provides Occupation for an Ally - May 1913
A Honeymoon Alibi - Jun 1913
The Shadow of the Slav - Jul 1913
A Militant Outrage - Aug 1913
A Conspirator in Old Chelsea - Sep 1913
A Key to the Canal - Oct 1913
"Free Lances in Diplomacy"
The British Foreign Offices Acquires a "Goat" - Nov 1913
The Goat Scores a Coup - Dec 1913
Secret Instructions from the Czar - Jan 1914
The Education of Hassan Ali - Mar 1914
American Ideas in Diplomacy - Apr 1914
In the Devil's Clutches - May 1914
An Empire Versus a Wooden Shaving - Jun 1914
[Untitled] - Jul 1914
The Breath of Suspicion - Aug 1914
The Brain Pump - Sep 1914
That Which Can Never Be Undone - Oct 1914
What One Man May Do - Nov 1914
The Armies of the Fourth Estate - Dec 1914
The Fortunes of War - Jan 1915
A Message to Roumania - Feb 1915
The Neutrality of Bulgaria - Mar 1915
A Crisis in Turkey - Apr 1915
The Voice of Count Johann - May 1915
Within the Enemy's Citadel - Jun 1915
An Escape--and a Resurrection - Jul 1915
The Wail of the Banshee - Aug 1915
The Serpents Among Them - Sep 1915
The Netherlands Plot - Oct 1915
The Scandinavian Coup - Nov 1915
The Brewing of Hell-Broth - Dec 1915
GGreeks of Thermopylae--Greek of the Debacle - Jan 1916
The Dare-Devils - Feb 1916
Traitors Unawares - Mar 1916
The Menace in Petrograd - Apr 1916
The Aldershot Affair - May 1916
The Honor of Islam - Jun 1916
The Fight for Holland - Jul 1916
The Greater Plot - Aug 1916
The Wireless Mystery - Sep 1916
The Mysterious Camp in the Pyrenees - Oct 1916
The Roumanian Coup - Nov 1916
A Counterstroke in Sweden - Jan 1917
The Last Laugh - Feb 1917
Outwitting the Green Circle - Mar 1917
The Man Behind the Throne - Apr 1917
Behind the Secret Panel - May 1917
The Crisis in Petrograd - Jun 1917
The Beginnings of the Revolution - Jul 1917
Overheard in Germany - Aug 1917
The World Against Them - Sep 1917
In the Kaiser's Council-Chamber - Oct 1917
Poker in Vienna - Nov 1917
The Loaded Dice of Germany - Dec 1917
Eagles of the Sea - Jan 1918
Inside Work - Feb 1918
The Enemy in Their Midst - Mar 1918
Between the Lines - Apr 1918
That Which Was Russia - May 1918
We Have Just Begun to Fight - Jun 1918
When Treason Stalked by Night - Jul 1918
The Corporal from Cincinnati - Aug 1918
The Blue Letter - Sep 1918
The Devil Unchained - Oct 1918
The Return of the Free Lances - Nov 1918
The Tightening of the Net - Dec 1918
One to Ten Thousand - Jan 1919
In Butchers' Hands - Feb 1919
In the Center of the Web - Mar 1919
The Green Table--and the Croupiers - Apr 1919
The Tiger - May 1919
The Drift Toward Chaos - Jun 1919
Briton and Bolshevik - Jul 1919
The Spreading of the Plague - Aug 1919
The Girl from the States - Sep 1919
The Italian Interlude - Oct 1919
The Ironville Experiment - Nov 1919
Putting Up a Front - Dec 1919
Wanted: 100,000,000 Americans - Jan 1920
The Rising Tide - Feb 1920
Indirect Action - Mar 1920
The Guiding Hand - May 1920
Getting the Output - Jun 1920
The Radical Revolution - Jul 1920
The Old Game--and the Changing Players - Aug 1920
A Message to Russia - Sep 1920
When England Began to Wake Up - Oct 1920
Drawing the Cobra's Fangs - Nov 1920
Books and Bombs - Dec 1920
Chinese Hazard - Jan 1921
The Dreams of Asia - Feb 1921
The House of Intrigue - Mar 1921
In an Old Venetian Palace - Apr 1921
Under the Crust of India - Jun 1921
A European Commonwealth - Jul 1921
For the Peace of Europe - Aug 1921
Seeing Is Believing - Sep 1921
A Gathering of the Vultures - Oct 1921
Young Player in the Old Game - Nov 1921
The Great Imposture - Dec 1921
A Daring Impersonation - Jan 1922
The Ghost in Charge - Feb 1922
Mr. Trevor of Boston - Mar 1922
A Challenge to the Submarine - Apr 1922
A Major Operation in Politics - May 1922
Government by the People - Jun 1922
A Question of Finance - Jul 1922
An Echo from the Russian Debacle - Aug 1922
The Alliance That Never Was Signed - Sep 1922
The Oriental Embassy Affair - Oct 1922
The Propaganda Fund - Nov 1922
War Clouds in the Balkans - Dec 1922
When Intrigue Was in Flower - Jan 1923
A Prescription from Three Specialists - Feb 1923
The Whispering in Russia - Mar 1923
Mr. Blynn's Night Off - Apr 1923
A Mohammedan Adventure - May 1923
The Missing Treaty - Jun 1923
The Camera-Men - Jul 1923
Personally Conducted - Aug 1923
A Short-Sighted Plot - Sep 1923
The Oriental Menace - Oct 1923
Man Proposes - Nov 1923
The Embassy Plot - Dec 1923
The Windsor Castle Plot - Jan 1924
What Happened at Windsor - Feb 1924
The Map of the Mediterranean - Mar 1924
In the House at Harlden Green! - Apr 1924
A Night in the Kremlin - May 1924
A Night on a Breton Road - Jun 1924
The Roumanian Entente - Jul 1924
The Arresting Ray - Aug 1924
The Traffic in Munitions - Sep 1924
A Call for Help - Oct 1924
Jason Hudders, M.P. - Nov 1924
A Weakening of Morale - Dec 1924
The Man Who Forgot - Jan 1925
A Limb of the Old Tree - Feb 1925
The Business of Annihilation - Mar 1925
A Turncoat in Parliament - Apr 1925
The Advantage of the Initiative - May 1925
The One Irresistible Woman - Jun 1925
Side Tracking a Hypnotist - Jul 1925
In a London Backwater - Aug 1925
Production - Oct 1925
Fear - Dec 1925
The Herriott Gas - Feb 1926
To Be--Or Not to Be--Annihilated - Apr 1926
The End of the Submarine - Jun 1926
[Untitled] - Jul 1926
Balance Wheels - Aug 1926
A Cabinet in the Making - Sep 1926
Framing the Left Wing - Oct 1926
Cherchez la Femme - Nov 1926
The Unbearable Note - Dec 1926
The Attack from Moscow - Jan 1927
Four of a Kind - Feb 1927
A Daughter of the Slums - Mar 1927
The King Business - Apr 1927
A Radio Double-Cross - May 1927
Thanks To the Kitten - Jul 1927
Maitre de l'Epee - Sep 1927
The Specter in the Air - Nov 1927
[Untitled] - Jan 1928
An Adventure in Backfire - Mar 1928
[Untitled] - Apr 1928
[Untitled] - May 1928
[Untitled] - Jun 1928
A Spy in Downing Street - Jul 1928
[Untitled] - Aug 1928
[Untitled] - Sep 1928
[Untitled] - Oct 1928
A Very Private Conference - Nov 1928
[Untitled] - Dec 1928
A Potentate in Trouble - Jan 1929
The Mysterious Affair at Clifton Hall - Feb 1929
[Untitled] - Mar 1929
Enemies of Peace - Apr 1929
When the Prince Came Home - May 1929
Prince Abdool of Afridistan - Jun 1929
[Untitled] - Jul 1929
The Attempt to Cork Suez - Aug 1929
The Cloud in the East - Sep 1929
Documents in Code - Oct 1929
Airways of the Sea - Nov 1929
What the Australian Had - Dec 1929
The Twelve-Hour Gas - Jan 1930
The Carmanian Crisis - Feb 1930
The Honor of the Trevors - Mar 1930
Pirates or Patriots - Apr 1930
The Aylesworth Metal - May 1930
[Untitled] - Jun 1930
The Parliament Plot - Jul 1930
A Wireless Bomb - Aug 1930
The Adventure of Joe Hobbs - Sep 1930
Trouble in the Balkans - Oct 1930
[Untitled] - Nov 1930
An Agreement in Code - Dec 1930
The Game of the Royal Pawn - Jan 1931
Spass of Hamburg - Feb 1931
Moscow Gets a Jolt - Mar 1931
The Peace-Time War - Apr 1931
Indirect Action - May 1931
The Defense of London - Jun 1931
The Man From Carpathia - Jul 1931
The End of a Nightmare - Aug 1931
A King Is Kidnaped - Sep 1931
The Adventure of Lady Jean - Oct 1931
The Red Raid - Nov 1931
The 1931 Air Raid on London - Dec 1931
The Silencing of John Cowdray - Jan 1932
The Buildings that Vanished - Feb 1932
A Manchurian Adventure - Mar 1932
Behind the Scenes in China - Apr 1932
When China Fights - May 1932
The Sinews of War - Jun 1932
An Asiatic Vendetta - Jul 1932
The Cloud in the Orient - Aug 1932
Why Devils Came to Manchuria - Sep 1932
The Putsch That Failed - Oct 1932
The Return of the Exile - Nov 1932
The Ghost of a Colussus - Dec 1932
The Foreign Office Murder - Jan 1933 (died)
Six Who Could Think - Feb 1933
The Abducted Premier - Mar 1933
The Star of Asia (nt) (non-series) - Apr 1933
The Trans-Atlantic Air Mail - May 1933
Planes Across the Sea - Jun 1933
Deep Sea Detective (Sir Edward Coffin) - Jul 1933
The Strange Case of Lady Anne - Aug 1933
- (this was the final "Free Lance" story)
(Written before his death, the following stories were more than likely intended for publication under one of New's pseuds.)
A Scream in the Fog [Dr. Adams] - Sep 1933
Murder With a Smile [Dr. Adams] - Oct 1933
The Fordyce Murders [Dr. Adams] - Nov 1933
The Passing of an Angel [Dr. Adams] - Dec 1933
(The first "Coffin" story appeared in Jul 1933)
The Evendean Affair [Coffin] - Jan 1934
The Innocent Bystander [Coffin] - Feb 1934
Mr. Jennis Disappears [Coffin] - Mar 1934
The Secret of Banda Sea (non-series) - Apr 1934
The Warburton Mystery (non-series) - May 1934 (last story published in BB)
SERIES: "Mysteries of the Sea" as by Culpeper Zandtt
-(also see citations under Boston Sunday Globe Magazine)
The Story of the Brudiana - Mar 1912
The Last Adventure of the Tevy Grange - Apr 1912
A Wandering Treasure Ship - May 1912
The Last Will of Theophrastus Sayre - Jun 1912
The Pearl Poachers - Jul 1912
A Ghost From the Hurricane - Aug 1912
What No College Ever Taught - Sep 1912
The Stealing of the ROUMANIAN QUEEN - Oct 1912
For Safety on Deep Waters - Nov 1912
A Legacy From the Pacific - Dec 1912
The Lost Galleon - Aug 1913
In the Sargasso Sea - Sep 1913
The Lost Treasure of the Diamantina - Oct 1913
The Unlucky Konig Heinrich - Nov 1913
Nickerson's Luck - The Salvage of the Scuttled Myrtona - Dec 1913
"The Quality of Fighting Sam" - Jan 1914
SERIES: "AMBOY PERTH" as by Van Zandt Wheeler
The Cruise of the Windward Sue - May 1914
The Luck of Amboy Perth - Jun 1914
Brummer, Perth & Co. - Aug 1914
Captain Perth Turns Cannibal - Apr 1915
SERIES: "Adventures of the Sea" as by Culpeper Zandtt
A Speculation in Missing Ships - Jul 1915
A Shipment of Canton Powder - Sep 1915
The Privateersman - Nov 1915
SERIES: "DEEP-WATER MEN" as by Culpeper Zandtt
The Hatching of a Pirate - Dec 1919
The Jewels of Trelak - Jan 1920
A Port Unknown - Feb 1920
Adventures in the Eastern Archipelago - Mar 1920
A Pirate Up to Date - Apr 1920
When Jewels Were Pawns - May 1920
They Had the Cards - But Couldn't Play Them - Jun 1920
The Gentle Art of Blackmail - Jul 1920
Luck and Something More - Aug 1920
A Love Affair - With Pirates on the Side - Mar 1921
The Atonement of Chang Feng - Apr 1921
The Asiatic Interlude - May 1921
* The Glowing Ember - Jun 1921
* A Great Ruby Disappears - Oct 1921
* The Rajah of Mong Klang - Nov 1921
* A Trail of Rubies - Dec 1921
* In the Heart of Old Delhi - Jan 1922
* The Price of an Odalisque - Feb 1922
* The Jinn of the Ruby - Mar 1922
* Bill Garford's Last Play - Apr 1922
An Island Speculation - Nov 1923
Ship's Business - Dec 1923
On the Trail of a Platinum Mine - Jan 1924
When a Sailor Comes Home - Feb 1924
A Piratical Expedition - Mar 1924
(* sub-series of "The Glowing Ember")
SERIES: "Randall Barton's Adventures" as by Culpeper Zandtt
Unexpectedly Called Away - Apr 1924
The Island of Heaven and Hell - May 1924
A Game of Draw in Borneo - Jun 1924
The Honor of Liu Kung - Jul 1924
A Compound Love Affair - Aug 1924
SERIES: "The Exploits of Mr. White" as by Culpeper Zandtt
[Untitled] - Sep 1924
[Untitled] - Oct 1924
To See Oursel's as Others See Us - Nov 1924
The Female of the Species - Dec 1924
The Boss - Jan 1925
Preserving the American Breed - Feb 1925
[Untitled] - Mar 1925
SERIES: "Adventures of John Grigsby, Engineer" - as by Clarence Herbert New
A Close Corporation - Sep 1925
The Feng Hsu Dam - Nov 1925
The Hoodoo at Feng Hsu - Jan 1926
In the Back Country - May 1926
The Go-Getter - Jun 1927
Down to Rock - Aug 1927
Grigsby Takes a Hand - Oct 1927
Soft Living and Shipwreck - Feb 1928
SERIES: "Oriental Adventure" as by Culpeper Zandtt
The Disappearance of Lady Frances - Oct 1927
The Pranganoe Affair - Nov 1927
The Gun Runner - Dec 1927
The Rescue of Percy - Jan 1928
The Mystery of Mulungan - Feb 1928
Undercurrents - Mar 1928
Where There Ain't No Ten Commandments - Jun 1928
A Modern Pirate - Jul 1928
SERIES: "Mysteries of Today" as by Culpeper Zandtt
Lost Wings - Aug 1928
The Disappearance of Mary Collombe - Jan 1929
The Vanished Financier - Feb 1929
The Case of Roger Vernon - Apr 1929
The Disappearance of Mrs. Cambden-Forbes - Jun 1929
The Disappearance of Randolph Gordon - Aug 1929
The Passing of Agatha Denby - Oct 1929
Running Down Nemesis - Dec 1929
[Untitled] - Mar 1930
SERIES: "Deep-Water Men" as by Stephen Hopkins Orcutt (it is curious to note that while this series was originally published under the author's own name, this story six years after the series ended appeared under his Orcutt pseudonym because New had a "Diplomatic Free Lance" story in the same issue.)
They Sailed on a 'Tender' Boat - Nov 1930
SERIES: "Tales of the Merchant Marine" as by Stephen Hopkins Orcutt
The Second Mate - Jun 1926
Nerve - Jul 1926
Pirates and Politics - Aug 1926
A Ship Must Pay Her Way - Sep 1926
The Cargo Boat - Oct 1926
The Black Star of Narrapore - Nov 1926
A Trouble Maker - Dec 1926
The Ward of the Ship - Jan 1927
Blackbirding and Barratry - Feb 1927
Salvage - Mar 1927
Devil's Cargo - Apr 1927
The Fortune Hunters - May 1927
Buccaneers, Ltd. (s-4)
- Sep 1928
- Oct 1928
- Nov 1928
- Dec 1928
SERIES: "Deep Water Men"
The Sinking of Rangoon City - May 1930
A Tale of Two Prawns - Jul 1930
(Non-Series stories as by Culpeper Zandtt)
A Rather Near Thing - Jun 1917
The Pearls of Palmyra - Mar 1918
THE PREMIER MAGAZINE (U.K.)
Wireless - Jun 1916
("Pattison - of the Seven Seas" series / BB=BLUE BOOK)
A Wandering Treasure Ship - Jul 1914 / BB 5-12
For Safety on Deep Water - Aug 1914 / BB 11-12
The Story of the Brudiana - Sep 1914 / BB 3-12
The Lost Treasure from Diamantina - Oct 1914 / BB 10-13
The Last Adventure of the Tevy Grange - Nov 1914 / BB 4-12
A Ghost From the Hurricane - Dec 1914 / BB 8-12
In the Service [Reprint from POPULAR] - Apr 1915
The Privateersman - Feb 1916 / BB 11-15
Salvage - Oct 1917 / BB 3-27
("Deep-Water Men" series)
The Hatching of a Pirate - Mar 26, 1920 / BB 12-19
The Jewels of Trelak - Apr 9, 1920 / BB 6-20
A Port Unknown - Apr 23, 1920 / BB 2-20
Undercurrents - May 7, 1920 / BB 3-20
A Pirate - Up-To-Date - May 21, 1920 / BB 4-20
When Jewels Were Pawns - Jun 4, 1920 / BB 5-20
The Best Laid Schemes - Jul 2, 1920
The Gentle Art of Blackmail - Jul 20, 1920 / BB 7-20
Shanghaied - Sep 10, 1920
The Rajah Adds to His Collection - Oct 22, 1920
A Love Affair - With Pirates on the Side - Dec 3, 1920 / BB 3-21
The Atonement of Chang Feng - Jul 15, 1921 / BB 4-21
* The Glowing Ember (sub-series) - Jul 19, 1921 / BB 6-21
* The Rajah of Mong Klang - Aug 26, 1921 / BB 11-21
* The White Rajah (title change?) - Sep 9, 1921
* In Old Delhi - Dec 27, 1921 / BB 1-22
* The Price of an Odalisque - Jan 24, 1922 / BB 2-22
That Boasted Isolation (non-series) - Feb 1927
The Jinn of the Ruby - Jul 1928 / BB 3-22
THE UNDERWORLD
The Cause of a Tragedy - Aug 1927
BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE MAGAZINE SECTION
SERIES: "Mysteries of the Sea...Thrilling Marine Tales" as by Culpeper Zandtt (reprinted from BLUE BOOK)
1. The Story of the Brudiana - May 7, 1916
2. The Last Adventure of Tevy Grange - May 14, 1916
3. A Wandering Treasure Ship - May 21, 1916
4. The Last Will of Theophrastus Sayre, Shipbuilder - May 28, 1916
5. The Pearl Poachers - Jun 4, 1916
6. A Ghost From the Hurricane - Jun 11, 1916
7. What No College Ever Taught - Jun 18, 1916
8. The Stealing of the "Roumanian Queen" - Jun 25, 1916
9. A Legacy From the Pacific - Jul 2, 1916
10. The Lost Treasure of Diamantina - Jul 9, 1916
11. The Unlucky Konig Heinrich - Jul 16, 1916
12. Nickerson's Luck - Jul 23, 1916
13. In the Sargasso Sea - Jul 30, 1916
14. The Quality of Fighting Sam - Aug 6, 1916
15. The Privateersman - Aug 13, 1916
16. A Speculation in Missing Ships - Aug 20, 1916
17. A Shipment of Canton Powder - Aug 27, 1916
THE NEW MAGAZINE
The Dare-Devils - May 1913
THE POPULAR MAGAZINE
In the Service - Dec 23, 1913
Chief of Construction - Sep 7, 1915
EARLY WRITINGS:
THE BROOKLYN EAGLE
How Murphy's Gulch Proposed (ss) - Dec. 2, 1900
BROOKLYN LIFE
Toujours Fidele. A Christmas Story (ss) - Dec. 8, 1894
Trevelyan's Reward (ss) - Apr. 6, 1895
Mr. Throgmorton's Experience. A Christmas Story (ss) - Dec. 7, 1895
HARPER'S BAZAR
An Oasis (ss) - Feb. 3, 1894
MUNSEY'S MAGAZINE
The General Manager - Jun 1894
The First Year - Jan 1895
The Cause of a Tragedy - Sep 1895
Royalty by Brevet (ss) Dec. 1904
A Man's Honor (ss) Feb. 1909
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE
Highways of the Sea - May 1896
Under the Pacific: The Treasure of Santa Rosa Reef (N) - Feb 1897
(The following stories are mentioned in the editorial slug under New's byline for "Highways of the Sea." They were not published in Lippincott's Magazine. Original sources have yet to be found. They may also be novels published in the early 1890s. "Franc Elliot" had been on this list, but its book publication date has been found; see below.)
A Constantinople Abduction
Chronicles of Murphy's Gulch, etc.)
COSMOPOLITAN
Angel of Murphy's Gulch - Jan 1897
B: MAGAZINE NON-FICTION
C: BOOKS
Franc Elliot: A Story of Society and Bohemia. New York: G. W. Dillingham, 1895. (Dillingham's Metropolitan Library; no. 5)
The Unseen Hand. New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1918
(Stories from "Diplomatic Free Lance" series:)
D: FILMS
Four Diplomatic Free Lance stories became a short series of two-reel films, produced by the Thanhouser Film Corporation and shown on the screen in 1914:
1. A Leak in the Foreign Office.
- Released 2-17-1914; based on Jun 1911 BLUE BOOK story.
2. The Cat's Paw.
- Released 3-17-1914; based on Sep 1911 BLUE BOOK story.
3. A Debut in the Secret Service.
- Released 4-17-1914; based on Dec 1911 BLUE BOOK story.
4. The Mohammedan Conspiracy.
- Released 5-12-1914; based on Feb 1912 BLUE BOOK story.
James Cruze played the part of Lord George Trevor and Florence LaBadie the part of his wife, Lady Nan Trevor.
Copyright 2003 by Victor A. Berch
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