Young Men in Journalism and Newspaper Dynasties
A reflective survey traces the rise of journalism as a profession through portraits of leaders like Bennett and Dana, notes how sons inherit control of major papers, and counsels aspiring reporters on career paths in New York's metropolitan press. It highlights young editors, shifting power, and the imperative to plan for tomorrow in a volatile field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Shepard
Mail and Express
Pulitzer
Joseph Puliter
Bishop Potter
James Gordon Bennett
Mr. Howland
William ©. Reick
John Henderson
Reick
The
Herald
Horace Greeley
Arthur Young
Pickie
Charles A. Dana
Dana
Times
Tribune
7Th Regiment
Havre de Grace
James Buchanan
John C. Fremont
Brooklyn
Young Men's Republican Association
Nathaniel P. Banks
Henry J. Raymond
John H. Raymond
Mr. Dana
Thomas J. Conant
Christian Union
Stillman
Conant
the Times
New York Sun
Paul Dana
Harvard
Joseph Pulitzer
Turner
Merrill
Mail
Express
Whitelaw Reid
Albert Pulitzer
Morning Journal
Mr. Phillips
New York Press
Staats Zeitung
New York
Mecca
Reich
New York Herald
Allen Forman
New Jersey
Rahway
Bennett
the World
the Tribune
the Recorder
the Sun
New York Times
Charles R. Miller
George F. Spinney
Donald Nicholson
Arthur F. Bowers
Chester
Lord
Museum Giant and Painter Chang Tu Sing the Chinese Giant
A feature on Chang-tu-Sing the eight foot three inch Chinese giant. He speaks ten languages, paints in watercolors, and reads newspapers daily. His residence Mao hosts a Chinese tea shop and a personal museum while his family includes Mrs Chang and two tall sons.
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Chang-tu-Sing
Chang
England
Gog
Magog
Changis
Synth
Mao
King of
Tricks Attract Attention At Salon Exhibits In Paris
A French report notes two months of the year are spent by about two thousand exhibitors at the Salon on drawing visitors to their works. Ingenious “dodges” include using agents, eccentric models, and cunning positioning to provoke interest and traffic, with various schemes noted as highly effective in drawing eye and curiosity.
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Air
Great Senate
Lord Tennyson
Khartoum
St. Maude
Hunan
Anttons
Portugal
Nordenham
Oldenburg
Heaton
British Empire
John Conway
Nicholas Martin
Montreal
Swansea
Wales
John Inglis
Glencorse
Scotland
Judge Inglis
As 10
Glasgow University
London Times
I Pets
J. de Blowitz
Count von Munster
Cochrane
M.P
C. Cannon
Calle
riot in Wahhau China targets Catholic mission
In Wahhau China a violent anti missionary riot erupts over Catholic nuns and priests. Mob attacks premises exhuming graves and looting churches while authorities, gunboats, and foreign residents seek safety. Protesters post warnings and tensions rise as defense measures are mobilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Methodist Missionary Society
Wahhau
China
Hsien Yamen
Ko Lao Huni
Tey
Molland
Knapp
Dr. Kart
Ted Heing
Mr. Molland
Stuart
Shanghai
Lotie Custom House
Shougen
Eople
Sacher Pres Arbor
Rnffians
Barracks under construction near Eni for 5000 men
Loydon Aug 19. The war of words between Parnell and Dillon continues as Parnell supplies a government message to the Freeman's Journal resuming attacks on Dillon and his opponents. The Treves cathedral staged the holy coat relic unveiling drawing varied crowds including English tourists and Prussian officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treves
Korum
Balmaceda Seizes Silver in Chile Treasury
London dispatch notes a Lisbon letter claiming President Balmaceda, unable to borrow, seized silver bullion in Santiago de Chile as judicial security. He allegedly sought to move the silver abroad to pay European ships and arms, lacking a private vessel. A commander of the Espiegle reportedly conveyed $1,000,000, landed August 15 by Martenides.
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London
the Times Today
Lisbon
Balmaceda of
Chili
Santiago de Chili
Europe
Balmaceda
Martenides
Absence of Salisbury noted as significant in Portsmouth
Le Temps cites Lord Salisbury’s absence in Portsmouth as noteworthy given his role as foreign affairs secretary. Paris reports on Lamare’s leadership of champagne winegrowers protests against consolidation by large firms to stamp out phylloxera, while the French crop faces disease. A duel looms in Bovioene after Irish Nationalist Dr. Tanner quarrels with Commandant Bicaud.
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le Temps
Lord Salisbury
Portsmouth
England
Germany
France
Paris
Lamare
M. Lamare
Ordeaux
la Done
L’aude
la Revolution Champenoise
Bovioene
Charles K. D. Tanner
House of Commons
mid-Cork
Bicaud
Enormous Russian troop advance on Austrian frontier
Braila correspondent reports a massive buildup on the Bessarabia frontier. Guards, once a smuggling detachment, are now a permanent advance guard ready to invade Austria on hours notice. Forts and towers rise. subsidies and shipyard support enable rapid troop movement along the Danube to Regnan and Reni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Braila
Bessarabia
Austria
Regnan
Reni
Varie
Gladstone Replies to Threats in Lewis Ham Row
Loypoy Aug 22 Mr Gladstone replies to threats over home rule for Ireland. He urges constituencies to decide how to respond to looming opposition in Parliament while noting imperial interests. Also coverage of Brussels International Socialist Congress with calls for universal strikes, women’s legal equality, and a proposed baker delegates meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loypoy
Mr. Gladstone
Lewisham
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
International Socialist Workmen's Congress
Brussels
Mille
Roumania
Err Liebknecht
Ermans
Sprow
Firemen’s and Seamen’s Union
Capain
Newark
Rotterdam
Eerpeermnes
Brrussels
International Socialist Workmen’s Congress
Sanial
New York
Hamburg
Frankfort
Ministry of Husbandry Proposed in St Pererasura
The interior ministry commission has drafted a project to create a ministry of husbandry. It plans £4,000,000 in credits to fund local works for relief of the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pererasura
Ministry of the Interior
Australian Land Company Fails
Melbourne reports the Anglo Australian Bank another land company allied with the British Bank of Australia has suspended with liabilities of 120000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Land Company
Melbourne
Anglo-Australian Bank
British Bank of Australia
Destructive cloudburst at Kollman devastates village
A cloudburst near Botzen flooded Kollman, sweeping away people and cattle and damaging the Bremer railway track. The disaster followed heavy inundation from a two mile dyke, destroying half the town and causing drownings. Meanwhile Britain ends foreign service in China as Admiral Lang resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinyna
Botzen
Talfer
Eisach
Kollman
Bremer
Emperor's return hailed amid Kiel banquet and bravery medals
The first appearance of the German Emperor since his accident is celebrated at Kiel where admirals attend a banquet. In Paris many brave citizens seek medals for the St Maude railway disaster, revealing 2000+ applications, far exceeding victims or saveds. Ghazi Osman Pasha named minister of war, emigrants scarce Genoa. Economic worries and idle women call for government interference.
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Germany
Kiel
Paris
St. Maude
Ghazi Osman Pasha
Pleyna
Genoa
Exom
Weekly Globe Private Circular Offers New Rate
Readers are invited to join the Weekly Globe program by sending for a new private circular and free sample copies, opening the offer to all who take advantage of the published rate.
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Weekly Globe
Drummer Returns to Surprise Twin Welcome
A traveling drummer, nervous at home, is sent word all is well in New York State. He arrives to a staged surprise as four newborns are borrowed from neighbors to greet him, prompting a startled exclamation about any missing siblings.
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John Globe
New York State
Martha
Inside the House of Commons Kitchen and Wine Cellar
A detailed peek at the Commons dining service reveals a vast operation feeding about 200 members nightly plus teas and refreshments. It covers meat sourcing, wine judging by a panel, large wages for cooks and staff, cigars, beer, and a wine cellar valued at thousands with a busy dining room for members and guests.
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House of Commons
Burgundy
Rosebud reference hints at New York city event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and places but lack a clear event or outcome. The text references Mr Hayseed Gosh and a rosebud reference alongside a New York area detail. No verifiable actions or dates are provided.
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Texas Siftings
Third Avenue
Hayseed
Fateful Fishing Under Fire on the French Front
Two fishermen Morisot and Sauvage, stranded behind enemy lines near Colombes, fish at a secluded riverbank while Mont Valerien fires devastate nearby towns. Prussian soldiers capture them after a tense standoff, order a death sentence, and execute them by river, the officer remarking that the fishes will taste best frying while alive.
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Aris
M. Morisot
Mr. Baavade
Rodie
M. Sauvag
Paris
M. Law
Colombes
Col. Dumouline
Moris
Esdon
Vineyard
Saumons
France
Morisot
Sauvage
Dean
Moiranthe
Borlot
Mont. Valerien
M. Has Cne Tad Shiny See Oni His Shoulders. Ning Agal
Omar
A. Sauvage
Republic
Ur. M. Morisat
Mont Valerien
M. Sauvage
Valerien
Lee Adaes
Pan
Morsot
Alana
Hess
Tremere
Ana
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Howard
N. P. Willis
Raphael Uhland
Henry
Benjamin W. Tracy
Evening Post
Pennsylvania
George W. Childs
George Jones
Gilbert
William C. Reich
Col. Harvey
Goddard
John Bogart
Dr. Wood
Kellogg
Foster Coates
Herman Ritter
Land
Boston
George W. Turner
New England
Gol. Taylor
Col. Taylor
French
Sun Office
Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Chicago
New York Recorder
Recorder
Evening Sun
Arthur Brisbane
Pano-Ramia
Daily News
Benjamin Wood
Bartholomew
Charles O’connor Hennessy
Hennessy
Evening World
Carvalho
Telegram
Biddle
Post
White
Foreign News
Russia
Dr. Tanner
E Ni
Lima
Peru
Chile
Huascar
Et Esmeralda
Amazones
Rio Bio
Almirante Hrane
Magallan
Rectorn
San An Onio Bay
Valparaiso
Junta
Santiago
Salisbury
Great Britain
Admiral Lang
Hong Kong
Ving
Guy DE Maupassant
Syquiihing
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Chichester
Ernyroyal
Figenope le Lacies Ark
Rugliah
Ladica
Chichester Chermical Co
Gioia
Lotal
Express and Post Office
Pearl St
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N
Wyly Jyz
Missouri Pacific Ry
Iron Mountain
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Nape Tsang
H. C. Townsend
P. A
St. Louis
T.a.slocum
Marshall
Mass
Add
J. D. House
Albion
Mich
Wytf
Rowell
Advertising Bureau
Spruce St
N. Y. Wyly
C. Fowler
Moodus
Conrn
Wylyr
A. G. Olin
J. Stephens
Lebanon
Aday Sure
Rein Holder Co
Holly, Oh
GEO
P. Rowelf, & CO
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