McClure's Magazine/Volume 16
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Volume 16
November 1900[edit]
- Number 1
- (p.2): Eugen Wolf - The First Flight of Count Zeppelin's Air Ship
- (p.11): Frederic Carrol Baldy - Confusion of Goods
- (p.20): G. K. Turner - A Temperance Campaign
- (p.31): Ray Stannard Baker - Making a German Soldier
- (p.42): Rev. John Watson - The Life of the Master, concluded
- (p.50): Lilian True Bryant - The Love that Glorifies
- (p.56): William Allen White - Hanna
- (p.65): Mrs, E. K. Lowry - A Woman's Diary of the Siege of Pekin
- (p.77): Charles Warren - How the Law Came to Jenkins Creek
- (p.87): Alvah Milton Kerr - Little Hallelujah's Convert
December 1900[edit]
- Number 2
- (p.98): Illustration for Kim
- (p.99): Stephen R. Mallory - Last Days of the Confederate Government with introductory notes by Ruby Mallory Kennedy
- (p.108): Martha McCulloch-Williams - At the Turn of the Glass
- (p.110): Anthony Hope - More Dolly Dialogues, "Ancient History"
- (p.116): Rev. John Watson - The Four-Fold Christ
- (p.122): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 1
- (p.134): Adapted from Pierre Leroy-Beaulieu - The Chinaman, A Character Study from the Life
- (p.140): John Barrett - When Cholera Came
- (p.145): Ralph R. Latimer - "Homeward Bound"|Homeward Bound|"Homeward Bound"
- (p.153): Hamlin Garland - The People of the Buffalo
- (p.160): Ray Stannard Baker - The Bottom of the Sea
- (p.171): Augustus Miller - Bud Leach
- (p.174): Frank H. Spearman - Shockley
- (p.183): Josephine Dodge Daskam - The Madness of Philip
- (p.191): Editorial Notes
- (p.192): Nancy Hazlipp - A Stirrup-Cup
January 1901[edit]
- Number 3
- (p.194): Illustration for Kim
- (p.195): William McLeod Raine - After Culloden
- (p.201): Clara Morris - Recollections of the Stage and its People
- (p.214): Mortimer O. Wilcox - The Rocks of Moraga
- (p.220): The Annunciation of Botticelli
- (p.222): Ray Stannard Baker - The Kaiser as Seen in Germany
- (p.229): Josiah Flynt and Francis Walton - The Revenge of the Four
- (p.236): Edith Wyatt - A Matter of Taste
- (p.239): Stephen R. Mallory - Last Days of the Confederate Government
- (p.248): T. E. Brown - The Prayer
- (p.249): Frank W. Skinner - Great Achievements in Modern Bridge-Building
- (p.259): Will Payne - The Chairman's Politics
- (p.270): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 2
- (p.278): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 3
- (p.282): Martha McCulloch-Williams - Next to the Ground, Stories and Scenes of Farm Life, "The Hog"
February 1901[edit]
- Number 4
- (p.290): Illustration for The King a-begging]]
- (p.291): Josephine Dodge Daskam - The Heart of a Child
- (p.299): Clara Morris - Some Recollections of John Wilkes Booth
- (p.304): Paul Kester - Home
- (p.305): Robert Barr - The King a-begging
- (p.317): William Allen White - Croker|Richard Croker|Croker
- (p.327): Josiah Flynt - In the World of Graft ("Chi" an Honest City)
- (p.335): Sarah Orne Jewett - Elleneen
- (p.339): Edwin Lefèvre - The Woman and her Bonds, A Story of Wall Street
- (p.349): T. E. Brown - At the Play
- (p.350): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 3 continued
- (p.356): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 4
- (p.362): Ira Remsen - Unsolved Problems of Chemistry
- (p.369): Charles Frederick Holder - Adventures with the Leaping Tuna
- (p.375): Cyrus Townsend Brady - Hernando de Soto
March 1901[edit]
NOTE: The March issue repeated numbering from p.369
- Number 5
- (p.370): George W. Smalley - Edward the Seventh
- (p.385): Life Portraits of Queen Victoria
- (p.400): Ida M. Tarbell - Disbanding the Union Army
- (p.413): Mary M. Mears - The Ubiquitous Mollie
- (p.424): J. Lincoln Steffens - Dan McCarthy, Captain of Police
- (p.435): Jack London - The Law of Life
- (p.439): Edward S. Holden - What We Know about Mars
- (p.444): Henry Wallace Phillips - A Matter of Authority
- (p.448): Theodore Roosevelt - Reform Through Social Work
- (P.454): Josephine Dodge Daskam - The Golden Days
- (p.455): Frederic Remington - Billy's Tearless Woe
- (p.460): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 4 continued
- (p.463): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 5
- (p.472): Ellsworth Kelley - "Pardners"
- (p.479): Editorial notes
- (p.480): Paul Kester - Religion
April 1901[edit]
- Number 6
- (p.482): William Davenport Hulbert - The Story of the Beaver
- (p.497): Josephine Dodge Daskam - A Study in Piracy
- (p.507): Andrew D. White - Walks and Talks with Tolstoy
- (p.518): May McHenry - Deepwater Politics
- (p.526): Ida M. Tarbell - Disbanding of the Confederate Army
- (p.539): Edwin Lefèvre - The Break in "Turpentine"
- (p.551): Edith Wyatt - Limitations, A Chicago Episode
- (p.553): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 6
- (p.563): Rudyard Kipling - Kim/Chapter 7
- (p.570): Josiah Flynt - In the World of Graft ("York," a Dishonest City)
- (p.577): Martha McCulloch-Williams - Next to the Ground, Stories and Scenes of Farm Life, "Ploughing"
- (p.584): John McIntyre - The Factory Whistle