Remarkable Career of Joseph Pulitzer in American Journalism
Continued from the first page, the account notes Mr. Pulitzer's final words spoken during a reading of Louis XI’s reign. His yacht remained in Charleston harbor for six days due to bad weather and a reported hurricane, with some party members returning to New York and others staying aboard. Dr. Robert Wilson and Dr. Guthman cared for him in his last illness.
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Leader of journalism Joseph Pulitzer’s remarkable American career
A long portrait of Joseph Pulitzer born 1847 in Hungary who rose from penniless immigrant to powerful newspaper magnate. He served in the Civil War, built the St. Louis Post Dispatch, bought the New York World, and shaped modern journalism with fearless publishing and public interest missions.
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Editors on Pulitzer Death Revered Leader in Newsrooms
New York papers on Oct 29 publish editorials praising Joseph Pulitzer former World proprietor. The Press notes his delicate health and the shock of his passing, while saluting his career as a romance in journalism and his influence on the industry.
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