The Story of a Newspaper Canard
The Outlook reprints its Jan 13 editorial praising the Boston Post for pursuing facts in a circulating newspaper canard. It notes Roosevelt and others’ appreciation and urges newspapers nationwide to follow this rigor in journalism.
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Roosevelt and Straus Dinner Defends Political Merit Over Religion
The San Francisco Argonaut reports a dinner honoring Oscar Straus for public service with Theodore Roosevelt praising Straus for fitness over religion or race. Jacob Schiff adds context about Roosevelt's cabinet choice, notes misrepresentation in journalism, and cites a Boston Post fact check as needed to curb gossip.
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Sir Herbert Tree Plans Jan Music Hall Debut
London January 15 Theatrical world buzzes as Sir Herbert Tree commits to a music hall engagement starting January 21 with The Man Who Was Kipling tale. He would be first titled actor on the variety stage and faces possible ouster as chairman of the Theatrical Managers Association for this shift.
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