The Berkshire Evening Eagle
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
The Berkshire Evening Eagle was an American daily newspaper based in Pittsfield (Massachusetts, USA).
Between 1920 and 1931, the newspaper published 2 poems and 4 short stories written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
By Conan Doyle in The Berkshire Eagle
1920
- 01.05.1920 : A Parable (poem)
1928
- 17.11.1928 : The Bold Bendigo (extract of poem)
1930
- 09.10.1930 : The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle 1/3 (1 photo)
- 10.10.1930 : The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle 2/3
- 11.10.1930 : The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle 3/3
- 08.11.1930 : The Five Orange Pips 1/3
- 10.11.1930 : The Five Orange Pips 2/3
- 10.11.1930 : The Five Orange Pips 3/3
- 15.11.1930 : The Crooked Man 1/3
- 17.11.1930 : The Crooked Man 2/3
- 18.11.1930 : The Crooked Man 3/3
1931
- 09.01.1931 : The Adventure of the Speckled Band 1/6
- 10.01.1931 : The Adventure of the Speckled Band 2/6
- 12.01.1931 : The Adventure of the Speckled Band 3/6
- 13.01.1931 : The Adventure of the Speckled Band 4/6
- 14.01.1931 : The Adventure of the Speckled Band 5/6
- 15.01.1931 : The Adventure of the Speckled Band 6/6
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1903
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1904
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1907
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1909
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1912
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1913
- 17.05.1913 : Burns Tells of Visit to Doyle
1914
- 23.02.1914 : British Authors Want Ban on Fair Lifted (1 photo)
- 05.06.1914 : Denies That He Favors Lynching
- 19.09.1914 : The Glowing Tribute from the author of "Sherlock Holmes" (quote)
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1915
- 08.03.1915 : Sherlock Holmes, The Beloved
1916
- 25.02.1916 : William Gillette: Sherlock Holmes
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1917
- 10.03.1917 : Story to be Sold For Help of the Red Cross (1 photo)
1919
- 26.09.1919 : Conan Doyle's "Familiar"
1920
- 14.06.1920 : Credit to American
1922
- 17.04.1922 : A. Conan Doyle Brings the Family (1 photo)
- 18.04.1922 : Doyle Talks With Ghost at American Seance (3 photos, 1 ill.)
- 29.04.1922 : Can Man Talk to the Dead? (ad)
- 11.07.1922 : Hello, Heaven! Hello, Mars! (2 photos)
- 26.10.1922 : "Sherlock Holmes" at the Capitol Theatre
- 20.11.1922 : A. Conan Doyle about Scotchman sobriety (quote)
1923
- 30.03.1923 : Girl and Seven Cats in Ghost Mystery, by Milton Bronner (2 photos)
- 13.04.1923 : Boy! Page Sir Conan Doyle, We Have Positive Proof That Ghosts of the Departed Do Return (1 ill.)
- 10.11.1923 : The Covered Wagon (quote)
1925
- 03.03.1925 : Bookstore for Spiritualistic Literature opened by Doyle
- 06.03.1925 : Conan Doyle Says: Spiritualism Is Only Hope of World Salvation! (1 ill. by E. R. H.)
- 13.03.1925 : Sir Conan Doyle about dogs on the other side
- 17.10.1925 : "Lost World" Monday
- 19.10.1925 : "Lost World" Tonight
1927
- 26.03.1927 : Credulity
1928
- 06.03.1928 : A man's character (quote)
- 22.03.1928 : Prehistoric Survivor
1929
- 28.02.1929 : Truth vs. Fiction
- 07.06.1929 : Slips That Pass in the Types (quote)
- 02.11.1929 : Sherlock Holmes Popular Sleuth
1930
- 09.01.1930 : Dr. Cadman's Life Story (1 photo)
- 06.02.1930 : Conan Doyle is ill
- 22.05.1930 : Doyle's Detective, by J. H.
- 07.07.1930 : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Creator of "Sherlock Holmes," Dies at Age of 71 (1 photo)
- 08.07.1930 : Sherlock Holmes Departs, by Arthur Brisbane
- 08.07.1930 : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- 08.07.1930 : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, by W. Orton Tewson
- 10.07.1930 : Wise and Otherwise (quotes)
- 12.07.1930 : Doyle Came Back, by Arthur Brisbane
- 12.07.1930 : From Sherlock Holmes Himself, by J. H.
- 15.07.1930 : Doyle Came Back, by Arthur Brisbane
- 28.07.1930 : Messages From Doyle Told of by His Widow
- 11.08.1930 : Widow Gives Out Conan Doyle Spirit Photo (2 photos)
- 02.12.1930 : Books Worth Reading: Sherlock Holmes
