Pulitzer letter urges journalists to seek ownership and work hard
Joseph Pulitzer writes from Syracuse to Dr. St Clair McKelway urging hard working reporters to believe they can rise to ownership. He recalls buying papers in St Louis and paying for The World, stressing capital and conviction as keys to success. He asks reporters to carry their own capital in spirit and effort.
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New York
Joseph Pulitzer
Syracuse
St. Clair McKelway
Brooklyn Eagle
McK
Elway
Westliche Post
St. Louis
Greeley
Post- Dispatch
World
Post-Dispatch
Napoleon
Clan-Na-Gael Denies Federation Representation
James Ryan president of Clan-Na-Gael says in Lynn Massachusetts that the association has never elected or sent delegates to any Federation of Irish Societies and that claimed representatives at a Boston area meeting acted without authorization. Letter published November 2, 1911.
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Federation of Irish Societies
Greater
Boston
Clan-Na-Gael
Clan-Na-Gael Association
Federation of Irish
James Ryan
Alley Street
Lynn
Maas
Tailor offers made to order garments at $5
Advertises garments made to measure from customer fabric at a fixed price of five dollars. Claims extensive facilities, quick service, and satisfaction guaranteed with open evenings and flexible fittings. Also notes an illustrated song in the next Sunday issue and a painting by Marion in the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Harvard
Sunday Post
Marion
Watson level charges Frothingham with improper salaries
James A. Watson known as Jerry, an expert for Governor Foss, accuses Lieutenant-Governor Louis A. Frothingham of violating the law in 1904 while a House member by drawing two salaries from the Metropolitan Park Commission. Watson provides photographs of bills Frothingham submitted to the Park Commission as supporting evidence.
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Frothingham
Metropolitan Park Commission
HOUSE
Jerry” Watson
James A. Watson
Jerry
Foss
Louis A. Frothingham
Watson
The
Park Commission
Post
Frothingham Accused of Dual Salary While Public Official
The article cites section 11 of Chapter 18 to claim Louis A. Frothingham, a Republican governor candidate and House member in 1901, drew two salaries. It notes he served Jan 3 to June 29, 1901 and also worked for the Metropolitan Park Commission, receiving state pay for both roles.
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Watson
House
Treasury of
the Commonwealth
Louis A. Frothingham
House of Representatives
FR House
Tfrothingham
Frothingham Salary Controversy Tied to Metropolitan Park Commission
The text discusses salaries drawn by Louis A. Frothingham and related officials in 1901. It notes Frothingham held two salaries from the Commonwealth treasury while serving in the House, and contrasts this with another official, suggesting public scrutiny of compensation practices during the Metropolitan Park Commission era.
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Louis A. Frrothingham
Metropolitan Park Commission
Frothingsham
Frothingham
Treasury
Paulet Marries Elizabeth Mahoney In Argenta
Eugene Paulet of the New York National League team wed Miss Elizabeth Mahoney at Argenta near Little Rock. The couple left for New York immediately after the ceremony to join Snodgrass in the Cuban series.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
Eugene Paulet
New York
Elizabeth Mahoney
Argenta
Here
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Color
The article promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a modern revival of using sage for darkening hair. It claims the product quickly restores natural color, stops hair loss, promotes growth, reduces dandruff, and is available from druggists at fifty cents a bottle.
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Wyeth
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New England
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Priestley
Raglan
Gabardines
London
Washington Street
Gothecos
Ernor
Rothinghama
Louis Frothingham
Eri
Harry Braen
Tremont Ladies
Teemont Street
Houghton & Dutton’s
Jerry’ Watson
Plimpton Hervey
Progressive House
State
Frothingham and Luce Republican State Committee
Charles V. Hatfield
John, A. Curtin
Stephen O’meara
Police Department
Chase & Sanborn’s
Jordan Marsh Co
Shepard Norwell Co
Posner’s
A. Shuman Coe
Talbot Clothing Co
Phelan & Steptoe
F. H. Chamberlain
F. C. Bacon
Www
H. Rice & Co
Potter Brothers
Lew Goldman Kenney & Savage
Sol. Myers
Continental Clo. Co
S. Vorenberg & Co
Curtis & A. Bacon
Samuels Neuhoff
Mahler
H. Harrison Co. Bamber & Co
James J. Finnegan
Peerless Knitting Mills CO
Mars. Mattapan
Mass
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