The book is available at Hathi (I have not checked for other online sources).
Table of Contents
Otis T. Mason. The Natural History of Folk-Lore (pp. 97-105)
W. W. N. The Indian Messiah (p. 106)
Louis Vossion. Nat-Worship among the Burmese (pp. 107-114)
J. G. Owens. Folk-Lore from Buffalo Valley, Central Pennsylvania (pp. 115-128)
J. Walter Fewkes. A Suggestion as to the Meaning of the Moki Snake Dance (pp. 129-138)
Albert S. Gatschet. Oregonian Folk-Lore (pp. 139-143)
Thomas Wilson. The Amulet Collection of Professor Belucci (pp. 144-146)
Silvanus Hayward. Popular Names of American Plants (pp. 147-150)
Fanny D. Bergen and W. W. Newell. Topics for Collection of Folk-Lore (pp. 151-158)
Ghost Dance at Pine Ridge (pp. 160-162)
Dance among the Iowas (p. 162)
The "Messiah Craze." (pp. 162-163)
Messianic Excitements among White Americans (pp. 163-165)
Mary H. Skeel. Stick Doctoring (pp. 165-166)
L. J. Vance. Weather Lore (p. 166)
W. M. Beauchamp. Folk-Lore of Stone Implements (pp. 166-167)
H. E. Warner. Folk Remedies (p. 168)
H. Carrington Bolton. All-Fools' Day in Italy (pp. 168-170)
Charles G. Leland. Possible Origin of a Nursery Rhyme (pp. 170-171)
Frank P. Stockbridge. "Anglo-Cymric Score" (p. 171)
William H. Babcock. Folk-Lore Jottings from Rockhaven, D. C. (pp. 171-173)
S. V. Proudfit. The Hobyahs: A Scotch Nursery Tale (pp. 173-174)
Charles G. Leland. Pin Lore (pp. 174-175)
The Dialect of Railway Employees (pp. 175-176)
A. S. Gatschet. The Costumes of Africa (pp. 176-177)
A. S. Gatschet. Greek Folk-Lore concerning the Moon (pp. 177-178)
Book Reviews
The Handbook of Folk-Lore by George Laurence Gomme (pp. 184-186)
Beside the Fire. A Collection of Irish Gaelic Folk Stories by Douglas Hyde (pp. 186-187)
Gypsy Sorcery and Fortune-Telling by Charles Godfrey Leland (pp. 187-188)
Myths and Folk-Tales of the Russians, Western Slavs, and Magyars by Jeremiah Curtin (p. 189)
