Author:Arthur Cheney Train

Arthur Cheney Train
(1875–1945)

Arthur Cheney Train

Works

Fiction

• McAllister and his Double (1905) Illustrated by Alonzo Kimball and F. C. Yohn

McAllister's Christmas — The Baron de Ville — The Escape of Wilkins — The Governor-General's Trunk — The Golden Touch — McAllister's Data of Ethics — McAllister's Marriage — The Jailbird — In the Course of Justice — The Maximilian Diamond — Extradition

• Mortmain (1907) (transcription project)
• The Confessions of Artemas Quibble (1911)
• The Butler's Story (1912) (external scan)
• "C Q", or, In the Wireless House, illustrated by Raymond Moreau Crosby (August 1912)
• The Man Who Rocked the Earth (1915) (with Robert Williams Wood)
• The Moon Maker (1916) (with Robert Williams Wood), sequel to The Man Who Rocked the Earth
• The "Goldfish", Being the Confessions of a Successful Man (1914)
• The World and Thomas Kelly (1917) (external scan)
• The Earthquake (1918) (Commons file)
• His Children's Children (1923)
• Needle's Eye (1924) (external scan)

Mr. Tutt

• By Advice of Counsel (1919)

The Shyster — The Kid and the Camel — Contempt of Court — By Advice of Counsel — "That Sort of Woman" — You're another — Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

• Tutt and Mr. Tutt (1919)

The Human Element — Mock Hen and Mock Turtle — Samuel and Delilah — The Dog Andrew — Wile Versus Guile — Hepplewhite Tramp — Lallapaloosa Limited

• The Hermit of Turkey Hollow (1921)
• Tut, Tut! Mr. Tutt (1923)

The Bloodhound — Tut, Tut! Mr. Tutt — The Liberty of the Jail — Hocus-Pocus — Saving His Face — In Witness Whereof — The Twelve Little Husbands — The Cloak of St. Martin

Non-fiction

• The Prisoner at the Bar; Sidelights on the Administration of Criminal Justice (1908) (external scan)
• Courts, Criminals and the Camorra (1912) aka Courts and Criminals (external scan)
• True Stories of Crime from the District Attorney's Office (2006) [1908] (external scan)
• True Stories of Celebrated Crimes from the District Attorney's Office (1908)

Works from periodicals

• "Brown" ss, in The Smart Set magazine, vol. 14, 1904
• "The Jailbird" (1905 June, McClure's Magazine) (ss)
• "Catherwood's Data Of Ethics" (1905 Aug, McClure's Magazine) (ss)
• "In the Course of Justice" (1905 Sept, McClure's Magazine) (ss)
• "A Broadway Villon" ss, in Metropolitan Magazine, Apr 1906
• "The Nth Power; A Little Dinner With Doctor Migraine" (1909), ss, in The Saturday Evening Post
• "The Inheritance" (1911), ss, in The Saturday Evening Post, June 11, 1910
• "Bat" (1911), ss, in Buffalo NY Courier
• "A Dead-Game Sport" (1914 Sept 5, The Saturday Evening Post) (ss)
• "Did Leo Frank Get 'Justice'?" (1915 Mar, Everybody's Magazine) (article)
• "Winged Crime" (1911), essay in The Saturday Evening Post, Dec 25, 1915
• "'Three Wise Men'" (1912 Feb, The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
• "The Madonna of the Blackbird" (1913 Jan, Everybody's Magazine) (ss)
• "The House of the Open Heart" (1913 Apr, Everybody's Magazine) (ss)
• "Did Leo Frank Get 'Justice'?" (1915 Mar, Everybody's Magazine) (article)
• "All the Comrades Were There" (1918 Feb, The Red Book Magazine) (ss)
• "Three-Thirteen" (1919 Nov 7, The Popular Magazine) (ss)
• "Twelve Good Women and True" (1921 Jan 22, The Saturday Evening Post) (article)
• "A Desert Rubaiyat" (1921 Dec), ss, in the Sunday Star
• "The Man Who Would Be Crooked" (1923 Dec), ss, in the Sunday Star
• "Miss Wiggin's Love Affair" (1924 May 3, The Saturday Evening Post) (ss)

Longer works

• "The Spider of Warsaw, (June 1918 McClure's Magazine) (novelette)
• "The Moon-Maker" (1916 Oct to 1917 Feb, Cosmopolitan) (5-part serial)
• "The Needle's Eye" (1924 May—Nov, Cosmopolitan) (7-part serial)