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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1906

Page

4

Hearst Biography Highlighted in Creelman Article

A Pearson's Magazine profile of William Randolph Hearst, drawn by James Creelman, portrays Hearst's ancestry, early life, rise at the San Francisco Examiner and New York Journal, his sensational journalism tactics, and his volatile politics leading up to the Spanish American War era.

James Creelman New York New York Herald The New York World New York Journal William Randolph Hearst Pearson’s Mr. Hearst Creelman the Post Pearson’s Magazine Appersons Mr. Apperson Missouri Phoebe Hearst University of California Hearst George Hearst William G. Hearst South Carolina George California Pacific Coast Eldorado County Montana Mexico Anaconda America San Francisco Examiner Stoneman United States Miller Senate Washington the Lampoon San Francisco Examiner Senator Hearst Metropolis W. R Morning Journal Albert Pulitzer Spain Cuba Frederick Remington Mr. Remington Havana W. R. Hearst N. Y McKinley Camara Admiral Dewey Manila Bay Pacific Philippines Dewey London Manila Roosevelt Solomon Solis Carvalho Carvalho Arthur Brisbane New York Evening Journal Albert Brisbane Fourier Charles A. Dana Joseph Pulitzer Samuel S. Chamberlain New York American World and Herald James Gordon Bennett Merrill Goddard New York American Sunday Max F. Shmson Evening Journal Goebel West Mr. McKinley Czolgoz Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Nebraska Nevada Rhode Island South Dakota Wyoming Arizona New Mexico Hawaii Maine Minnesota Oregon West Virginia Indian Territory Oklahoma Porto Rico Mediterranean Suez Canal

Hearst's Political Spending and Personal Portrait Revealed

The piece argues Hearst spent little on campaigning beyond printing and events, detailing a mayoral bid and Congress seat aided by Tammany Hall. It then offers an extended ornate physical and behavioral portrait of Hearst, noting his refinement, stamina, and distinctive features.

Municipal Ownership League Hearst Congress Tammany Cannon Williams Mr. Hearst

Big Claim for New Aeroplane

Major Charles I Miller and Dr. Julian P Thomas announce a new aeroplane concept promising easy air travel from Franklin to New York. They describe an air ship without a balloon using cushions of air for support and claim a machine can be built in sizes from small to large enough for engine and fuel for hundreds of miles.

Franklin Penn Here New York City Julian P. Thomas New York Charles I Miller Thomas Major Miller

Unseaworthy Julia Baker Returns to Port Clyde

The two masted schooner Julia Baker from Bangor for Providence arrives at Port Clyde Maine in an unseaworthy condition. She must discharge cargo and undergo repairs before proceeding. Local lumbermen had awaited her arrival for three weeks.

Providence R. I Julia Baker Bangor Port Clyde

South Boston Citizens Set Summer Outing at Paragon Park

South Boston Citizens Association members and thousands of residents plan a day at Paragon Park Nantasket Beach for the annual summer outing. The organizing committee reported the event may be the largest yet with tickets covering most park attractions. Ex-President John H. Means chairs the arrangements with James Lewis as treasurer and Fred R. Doherty as secretary.

South Boston John H. Means James Lewis Fred R. Doherty

Fatally Hurt on Steamboat General Lincoln

Peter Dowd aged 35 a fireman on the steamer General Lincoln of the Nan tasket Beach Steamboat Company was struck by a crank shaft while at work and died later at the Relief station. He sustained a fractured skull and was found unconscious after the accident aboard the vessel near Rowe's wharf.

Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company Peter Dowd Dowd Rowe's Wharf

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