Gunter’s Magazine was started in February 1905 by the Home Publishing Company (owned by Archibald Clavering Gunter). After Gunter died in 1907 the company passed through the hands of a Receiver, ending up at Street and Smith with the May 1908 issue. Chicago publisher LaSalle took over the magazine with the October 1910 issue and changed the title to The New Magazine. That issue featured the old Gunter’s logo as a shadow behind the new name, on the cover and contents page only; everywhere else in the issue only the new title was used. This magazine’s run effectively ended with that issue, volume 12 number 3. The very next issue restarted the numbering at volume 1 number 1, and dropped all mention of Gunter’s.
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The New Magazine
1910
Chicago
:
LaSalle Publishing Company
,
1910-1911
6598248
1910
periodical
short story
(4 issues)
'The magazine started life in February 1905 as Gunter's Magazine, flirted briefly with The New Gunter's Magazine and The New Magazine in 1910/1911, before settling into its most famous incarnation as New Story Magazine from August 1911 to November 1915. Finally it continued for another 16 months as All Around Magazine.'
