Conjurers’ Monthly Magazine Volume 2 (Sep 1907 – Aug 1908) by Harry Houdini

Conjurers' Monthly Magazine Volume 2 (Sep 1907 – Aug 1908) by Harry Houdini
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 1 – September, 1907 – 48 pages
editorial
Robert Houdin's Proper Place in the History of Magic – Harry Houdini – has had the rights purchased to be published as a book
History Makers in the World of Magic – Harry Houdini
Ludwig Leopold Döbler
London Notes – Theo. Hardeen
Viennese Notes by Herr Ottokar Fischer
Harry Day
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
More Novel Notions – Robertson Keene
photographs of magicians [8 pages]
Spirits and Ghosts
Our Mail Bag
Alexander Heimburger
J. P. C. Saell
C. De Vere
Hamley's Palace of Magic
Tricks for Beginners
A Parlor Rope Trick
Jottings & Jumblings
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Your Questions Answered Here
Barter and Exchange
Handcuff Secrets Exposed – Harry Houdini – continued
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 2 – October, 1907 – 32 pages
editorial
History Makers in the World of Magic – Harry Houdini
The Davenport Brothers
London Notes – Wilfred C. Zelka
From Other Sources
Viennese Notes by Herr Ottokar Fischer
Notes from Our Special European Correspondent – Herr. N. Osey
Our Mail Bag
C. W. Kinney
Socrates
Hocus Pocus Junior – continued
Your Questions Answered Here
Jottings & Jumblings
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Barter and Exchange
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
Tricks for Beginners
Spirit Slate Writing Extraordinary
Handcuff Secrets Exposed – Harry Houdini – continued
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 3 – November, 1907 – 32 pages
editorial
History Makers in the World of Magic – Harry Houdini
The Four Basch Brothers
London Notes – Wilfred C. Zelka
From Other Sources
Viennese Notes by Herr Ottokar Fischer
Notes from Our Special European Correspondent – Herr. N. Osey
Our Mail Bag
John Watkins Holden
Alexander Whiters
Zartolo
R. Serma
Lifting a Human Being with the Power from the Eyes – A Rare Trick of the Cingalese Effect
Your Questions Answered Here
Jottings & Jumblings
Brindamour "Handcuff King" Meets His Waterloo Again
Boston Bits From Various Sources – Frederick Roche
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Barter and Exchange
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
The Medium Game
Handcuff Secrets Exposed – Harry Houdini – continued
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 4 – December, 1907 – 32 pages
editorial
History Makers in the World of Magic – Harry Houdini
The Inventor of Black Art – Ben-Ali-Bey (Max Auzinger)
London Notes – Wilfred C. Zelka
Viennese Notes by Herr Ottokar Fischer
Australian Notes – Joseph Hayman
Our Mail Bag
Olivette
Louis C. Haley
Your Questions Answered Here
Jottings & Jumblings
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Barter and Exchange
Hocus Pocus Junior – continued
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
Mediumship
Handcuff Secrets Exposed – Harry Houdini – continued
Tricks for Beginners
The Hindoo Boiling and Disappearing Water Trick
To Illusionists: Re Vanish of Man & Box in Mid Air
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 5 – January, 1908 – 32 pages
editorial
History Makers in the World of Magic – Harry Houdini
Wiljalba Frikell
London Notes – Wilfred C. Zelka
Notes from Our Special European Correspondent – Herr. N. Osey
Australian Notes – Joseph Hayman
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
Erratum
Your Questions Answered Here
Jottings & Jumblings
Boston Bits From Various Sources – Frederick Roche
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Barter and Exchange
Our Mail Bag
A Modern Genius in Magic – by M. M. Wood
Walter G. Harris
I. Garfield Milnes
How Signor A. Blitz Would Make Church Bells Ring
Handcuff Secrets Exposed – Harry Houdini – continued
The Strait-Jacket Release
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 6 – February, 1908 – 32 pages
editorial
History Makers in the World of Magic – Harry Houdini
Wiljalba Frikell – continued
London Notes – Wilfred C. Zelka
From Other Sources
Viennese Notes by Herr Ottokar Fischer
Australian Notes – Joseph Hayman
An Interesting Correspondence – to Dr. A. M. Wilson from W. L. Hicks
Our Mail Bag
J. N. Maskelyne
E. J. Burt
T. Percy C. Sewell
The Strait-Jacket Release – Harry Houdini – continued
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
The Unmasking of Robert-Houdin
The House of the Sphinx
The Romance of Jail Breaking
Your Questions Answered Here
Jottings & Jumblings
Cincinnati Notes – Frank W. Lindsley
Richard Bly's Get-Away
Pacific Coast Notes – Robert Madison
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Barter and Exchange
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 7 – March, 1908 – 32 pages
editorial
History Makers in the World of Magic – Harry Houdini
Johann N. Hofzinser
Parlor Trick Competition
A Unique Card Trick – James P. Skelley
The Thumb Palm – Frank J. Klem
A Mystifying card Trick – Prof. Duff
The Three Trunk Trick
The Spelling Bee Card Trick
Our Mail Bag
Hornmann
Alexander Haas
The Zancigs
Your Questions Answered Here
Jottings & Jumblings
Will Goldston Fails to Fulfill His Claims to Build Any Illusion
Boston Bits From Various Sources – Frederick Roche
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Barter and Exchange
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
The Art of Modern Juggling
Aids to Wizardry
Miracles of the Hindoo Fakirs Explained
Cypher-Writing or the art of Cryptography – Harry Houdini
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 8 – April, 1908 – 32 pages
editorial
History Makers in the World of Magic – Harry Houdini
Johann N. Hofzinser – continued
George Heubeck
Viennese Notes by Herr Ottokar Fischer
Notes from New Zealand – Robert Kudara
London Notes – Wilfred C. Zelka
The Vanishing Piano Player – invented in M. M. Wood
Our Mail Bag
George E. Closson
Carl Willmann
T. Nelson Downs
Parlor Trick Competition
The Cigarette-Paper Trick – Frank Lohmer
Naming a Selected Article – Ardie Wiechers
A Mind Reading Effect
Wrinkles for Wonder Workers – Will Edwards
Escape from an Iron Box Using Borrowed Locks
Your Questions Answered Here
Barter and Exchange
Jottings & Jumblings
Notes from Cincinnati – Frank Lindsley
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
Modern Magical Marvels
W. D. Leroy's New Monster Catalogue
Behind the Scenes with Mediums
Obituary
John W. Whiston
Mme. Legris
Mrs. Paul Cinquevalli
Cypher-Writing or the art of Cryptography – Harry Houdini – continued
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 9 – May, 1908 – 36 pages
editorial
Obituary
Marco, the Magician
Portraits of John Henry Anderson and his Immediate Family
London Notes – Wilfred C. Zelka
Happenings from [Joseph] Hayman from England
Viennese Notes by Herr Ottokar Fischer
Notes from Our Special European Correspondent – Herr. N. Osey
A Demand for Fair Play
Hocus Pocus Junior – continued
Parlor Trick Competition
The Smoke Trick – James Morfitt
The Card Through the Handkerchief – G. S. Ripley
An Old Trick Redressed – N. W. James
A Two Dollar Book For One Dollar – Houdini Pockets the Loss
Wrinkles for Wonder Workers – Will Edwards
Escape from Spike Lined Cabinet
Our Mail Bag
O. T. Gylleck
Max Auzinger (Ben Ali Bey)
Raymeen Stone
Cypher-Writing or the art of Cryptography – Harry Houdini – continued
Your Questions Answered Here
Barter and Exchange
Jottings & Jumblings
Boston Bits From Various Sources – Frederick Roche
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Does the United States Secret Service Sanction Such Schemes?
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 10 – June, 1908 – 32 pages
editorial
Portraits of John Henry Anderson and his Immediate Family – continued
A Photograph of a Rare Wood Cut – Eighteenth Century
Happenings from [Joseph] Hayman from England
London Notes – Wilfred C. Zelka
Our Mail Bag
Oscar S. Teale
Raymeen Stone
Edwin Fay Rice
Wilfred C. Zelka
Parlor Trick Competition
The Spirit Paper – Ralph L. Arnheim
The Conjurer's Castle – presented by Pinnetti in 1784
Wrinkles for Wonder Workers – Will Edwards
The Cross Release
How to Amputate the Head, Arms or Legs – Thomas W. Tobin
The Japanese Butterfly Trick
Hocus Pocus Junior – continued
Signor Joseph Deodato, The Italian Conjurer
The Fourth Annual Dinner of the S. A. M.
Your Questions Answered Here
Barter and Exchange
Jottings & Jumblings
Boston Bits From Various Sources – Frederick Roche
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 11 – July, 1908 – 32 pages
editorial [re: Harry Kellar]
Washington Irving Bishop: A Master Mind Reader – Harry Houdini
Our Mail Bag
An Apology and Its Acceptance – H. F. C. Suhr & Harry Houdini
Peter N. Graef
J. N. Maskelyne
An Appeal to Our Readers
Happenings from [Joseph] Hayman from England
Wrinkles for Wonder Workers – Will Edwards
A Packing Case Escape
Parlor Trick Competition
Passing a Half Dollar Through a Glass of Water and Table – W. J. Penny
Hocus Pocus Junior – continued
Magicians Obtain No Benefit From Patenting Their Illusions – Alleno
Any Card Called for Instantly Produced from Your Pocket – Clinton Burgess
How to Balance a Coin on its Edge on the Edge of a Sword
To Hold a Hot Tea Kettle on the Bare Hand – Olivette
Your Questions Answered Here
Barter and Exchange
Jottings & Jumblings
Boston Bits From Various Sources – Frederick Roche
Breezes from the Windy City – W. L. Hicks
How to Disappear a Cage and a Person Placed Therein – Joseph Buatier
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Number 12 – August, 1908 – 32 pages
editorial
Gentle Reader
Parlor Trick Competition Awards
Erratum
sketch – Edward P. Hingston
Washington Irving Bishop: A Master Mind Reader – Harry Houdini – continued
How to Produce a Three Headed Woman – John F. Blake
The Mysterious Paper Rings – S. Wilson Bailey
Wrinkles for Wonder Workers – Will Edwards
Silent Second Act
An Expose of Some Spiritualistic Manifestations
The Hall of Fame in the World of Mystery – Harry Houdini
photographs – Past Masters of Note
Wonder of Wonders! – Monsieur Bouvelard, The King's Conjurer
Reading and Rubbish – Reviewing Books and Tricks from the Press Wise, and Otherwise
Our Mail Bag
Carl Willmann
T. Meadows
Manley Bros., Ltd.
Helpful Hints For Young Magicians Under Eighty
Your Questions Answered Here
photograph of Program of Lane, the great Bartholomew Fair conjurer
Barter and Exchange
Jottings & Jumblings
Conjurers' Monthly Magazine – Volume 2, Index – 12 pages
408 pages
word count: 175348 which is equivalent to 701 standard pages of text