McClure's Magazine

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McClure's Magazine

McClure's Magazine was a popular monthly magazine published in New York from June 1893 until March 1929, although there was much irregularity in its publication during the last decade. It included the first American publication of many famous authors, and was closely associated with the concept of muckraking.

1. June 1893 - November 1893
2. December 1893 - May 1894
3. June 1894 - November 1894
4. December 1894 - May 1895
5. June 1895 - November 1895
6. December 1895 - May 1896
7. June 1896 - October 1896, 5 issues only
8. November 1896 - April 1897
9. May 1897 - October 1897
10. November 1897 - April 1898
11. May 1898 - October 1898
12. November 1898 - April 1899
13. May 1899 - October 1899
14. November 1899 - April 1900
15. May 1900 - October 1900
16. November 1900 - April 1901
17. May 1901 - October 1901
18. November 1901 - April 1902
19. May 1902 - October 1902
20. November 1902 - April 1903
21. May 1903 - October 1903
22. November 1903 - April 1904
23. May 1904 - October 1904
24. November 1904 - April 1905
25. May 1905 - October 1905
26. November 1905 - April 1906
27. May 1906 - October 1906
28. November 1906 - April 1907
29. May 1907 - October 1907 - [missing June]
30. November 1907 - April 1908
31. May 1908 - October 1908
32. November 1908 - April 1909
33. May 1909 - October 1909
34. November 1909 - April 1910
35. May 1910 - October 1910
36. November 1910 - April 1911
37. May 1911 - October 1911
38. November 1911 - April 1912
39. May 1912 - October 1912
40. November 1912 - April 1913
41. May 1913 - October 1913
42. McClure's Magazine/Volume 42
43. McClure's Magazine/Volume 43
44. McClure's Magazine/Volume 44
45. McClure's Magazine/Volume 45
46. McClure's Magazine/Volume 46
47. McClure's Magazine/Volume 47
48. McClure's Magazine/Volume 48
49. McClure's Magazine/Volume 49
50. McClure's Magazine/Volume 50
51. 1919
52. McClure's Magazine/Volume 52
53. McClure's Magazine/Volume 53
54. McClure's Magazine/Volume 54
55. McClure's Magazine/Volume 55
56. McClure's Magazine/Volume 56
57. McClure's Magazine/Volume 57
58. McClure's Magazine/Volume 58
59. McClure's Magazine/Volume 59
60. McClure's Magazine/Volume 60
61. McClure's Magazine/Volume 61
62. McClure's Magazine/Volume 62

[edit] Copyright renewals

No general copyright renewals for this magazine for the period 1923-1929 have been located. The following specific renewals have been identified:

• Feb. 1923, Author:Dixie Willson, Dust in the Doorway, R72268
• Jan. 1924, Author:H. C. McNeile, An Experiment in Electricity, R72050, First published abroad in Pearson's Magazine, June 1923.
• Jun. 1923-Jan. 1924, Author:H. C. McNeile (under pseudonym "Sapper"), The Third Round, in 5 parts, R66657, R67530, R69478, R71037, R72049. Published abroad in Sovereign magazine, 1923 in different order.
• Aug.-Oct. 1926, Author:Samuel Hopkins Adams, Summer bachelors, installments 3-5, R116784-5, R118186. No indication that first two installments had copyright renewed.
• Sep.-Oct. 1926, Author:Lily (Moresby) Adams Beck, The captain herself, R1176692-3. Additional renewal by different person R132155-6.
• Oct. 1926-Mar. 1927, Author:Warwick Deeping, The new eve, R130709-14
• Jul.-Sep. 1926, Author:Harvey Fergusson, Hot Saturday, R130188-90
• Jan. 1927, Author:Louis Bromfield, A scarlet woman, R139667
• May-Nov. 1928, Author:A. E. W. Mason, The prisoner in the opal, R158401-7.
• Feb. 1929 (New McClure's), Author:Richard Connell, Mr. Pottle and the Russian problem, R165483
• Nov. 1929 (in combination with "Smart Set"), Author:Emma Lindsay Squier, Cloak of desire, R181721
• Mar. 1930 (in combination with "Smart Set"), Author:Kathleen Norris, The kind of girl I want my son to marry. R186373
• Apr. 1930 (in Smart set-McClure's), Author:Frank R. Adams, A woman around the house, R196810
• Apr. 1930 (in Smart set-McClure's), Author:Emma Lindsay Squier, Lost turquoise, R199056
• June 1930 (in New smart set-McClure's), Author:Edward Longstreth, The party of the month, prophecies for petters, R213421
• July 1930 (in New smart set), Author:Edward Longstreth, The party of the month, anagrams, R213423